Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-07-28
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Union Meeting at speigner
Successful for Cemetery
Association. Meeting
at Philippi.

The union meeting of the Ridge as
sociation will be held Saturday and
Sunday at Speigner Baptist church
Twelve messengers from the church
here were appointed on Sunday
Speigner is located between Ward
and Saluda and this church has been
organized only about three years.
Owing to this meeting there will be
no service in the Baptist church on
Sunday.
Rev. Lack, the pastor of the Pres
byterian church, has been filling his
appointments here, second Sunday
morning and fourth Sunday evening,
and his congregation is greatly pleas
ed with him and glad to have service
again.
Miss Mary Reeves and Miss Marion
Harley are guests of Misses Bean.
These young ladies are gifted musi-
clans and have given pleasure thus
to many. On Sunday morning at the
Baptist church Miss Reeves sang very
sweetly 81 know that my Redeemer
liveth."
Mrs. j. H. White and Miss Halle
White will go to Saluda soon to visit
Mrs. Mary Alice Smith and Mrs.
Pitts.
Mrs. Beta level Wright and her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Wright Of
Newberry, are guests of relatives.
DR.. Higgins and her daughter have
rooms in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Lewis. The former is an os-
teopath and has several patients
here in town.
Little Herbert Edison is recuper-
ating from three weeks attack of
fever.
Mrs. C. F. strother has the SYM
pathy of all in the death of her broth
er, Mr.. J.. w. Mitchell, which occur
red last Wednesday at His home in
Leesville. The news came as great
shock to her, as he died suddenly.
For the benefit of the Cemetery
Association highly enjoyable play
was given here by some of the local
talent, being called "What to do
About Betty?" $50 was made.
DR.. and Mrs. c. P. Corn are in
Georgia visiting relatives of the for
mer.
Miss Lizzie Waters of Vidalia, Ca,
is visiting in the home of her nephew,
Mr.. G. G. Waters.
Miss Nellie Bailey Of Columbia is
spending this week with Miss Sallie
Dozier.
Miss Elise Black of Bamberg is
the guest of Mrs. B. T. Boatwright.
Master Billie Walsh entertained a
number of his young friends with a
birthday party on Thursday after
noon, and all had a most happy time
playing games. Billie made a fine
young host and the children so en-
loved the occasion they were loath
to leave. The girls were all given
pretty fans and the boys boxes Of
marbles. An enjoyable birthday feast
was served.
Mrs. ona Denny Reese and her
daughter, Miss Martha Reese of Co.
lumbia have been for visit to Mrs.
T. R. Denny.
Mrs. w. J. Hatcher is at home
a few days stay in Columbia.
Rev. W. S. Brooke has concluded
revival at Cross Roads church
near Chappells' and is at Ward this
week conducting meeting.
The annual protracted meeting,
which is always begun on 4th Sunday
in July is in progress this week at
Philippi church.
Mrs. Lyn L. Allen and Margery
and Mrs. Mary Waters are at home
from a months stay in Springfield
with Mrs. David Philips.
Misses Ola and Ella Smith enter
tanned on Friday afternoon with a
rook party, the occasion being in hon
or of the guests Of Misses Bean, and
Mrs. Walter Sawyer's guests, Misses
Boyd and Smith. Several tables were
played and merry game ensued. A
dainty salad course with iced tea
was served.
Miss Elise Mobley has gone to
Hartsville to visit her cousin, Mrs
Eugene McAlpine.
Mrs. Burrell Boatwright and chill.
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