Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-06-22
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Much Interest Manifested in
Revival Services. Picnic :
at Smiths Pond. Many
Women Voted.

DelnS largely sALeuueu dhu hAuSh -
terest is being manifested. Two ser
vices are held daily, and during this
coming week, the merchants will be
asked to close their stores for the
morning services. DR.. Frank Hardy,
of Ca, who is assisting the pastor,
is an earnest and consecrated man,
the results of his preaching were
seen Sunday morning, when at the
close of the Sunday school he made
talk to young people, and upon an
invitation, twenty one made. a pro-
fession Of faith.
Special services have been held for
the children and the children's choir
of rs or more voices is a delight to
hear.
A mass meeting for men and boys
. was held Sunday afternoon, which
was largely attended, the text of DR..
Hardy's discourse being "And the
bed was too short for him to stretch
himself, and the cover too na1raw for
him to cover himself" The meeting
will probably last ON through the
week.
Mrs. Eva H. Rambo of Greenville,
is visiting in the home of her father,
Mr.. ]. R. Hart.
Miss Margaret McGee of Colum-
bia is spending a while with Misses
Kathleen and Estelle Wright.
Mrs. Ethel Cox is visiting in the
home of her father, Mr.. John Hester.
Miss Mary Wheeler of Salrda is
guest in the home of Mrs. Alice Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton Sawyer and
family have been for a visit to the
home of Mr.. Tom Willis at Williston.
Mrs. Estelle Golf who has been the
+ guest of friends, has gone to North
Carolina to visit. After a while spent
there, She will go to Texas where she
will engage in the special work of the
Lords Kingdom, for which she has
fitted herself. Last year was spent
in New Orleans.
Mrs. j. M. Turner and Mrs. Bette
T. Adams are visiting their niece,
Mrs. Walter Hendrix, at Leesville.
Miss Milo is the guest of Miss Lot
tie Bean.
Mrs. Mary Waters has returned
from Hendersonville, N. c., where
she visited her sisters, Misses Lizzie
and Anna Huiet.
Mrs. Eugene McAlpine and two
children are visiting in the home of
the formers father, DR.. S. G. Mobley.
Miss Marie Lewis will leave this
week for Thomson, Ga, to visit Miss
Carrie Mobley.
Misses Ola and Ella Smith are at
home from Kingstree where they
have been teaching.
The Misses Bean and a party of
friends from several towns, enjoyed
camping party last week at Smiths
pond, two of the mothers accompany
ing the merry party. The very hot
weather made the waters of the pond
quite enjoyable.
An afternoon picnic was arranged
one day of last week in compliment
to Miss McRee Causey, this being at
Smiths pond. A picnic spread was
served during the cool of the evening,
which all enjoyed.
The two handsome young sons of
Mr.. Eric Hardy of Augusta, are Wis
iting their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Hardy.
The friends of Mr.. Henry Jackson,
who resides few miles from here,
will be panied to know of his serious
condition at the University Hospital
in A ugusta. For some time he has
been sick and when he grew worse
it was found that an operation was
necessary, and it is feared that there
is a cancer. On Monday hisfcondition
was such that the end was expected
at any hour, but later his condition
has changed for the better, although
his physician states this to be tenn
porary.
Mrs. A. B. Lott and little son are
at home from a visit to Winnsbord,
S. c..
The election for mayor took place
on Tuesday, the two running being
Mr.. Edwin Mobley and Mr.. Hansford
Rhoden. When the votes were count.
ed it was found that Mr.. Mobley had