Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-05-25
RED OAK GROVE.
Sunday School Doing Good.
Work. Rev. George Bus.
sey Improved. Misses
Agner Entertain.

This lovely Monday morning, in+
spires us with new hopes, after afuli
Sabbath with the day spent in trying.
to do good in various ways.
First, we mention the splendid
Sunday School lesson by the little.
tots, provingthe mothers and faith
ers are taking more time with teach
ing and carrying out the greatest
duty involved upon a parent and that
is the spiritual life of the child. The
home influence, the influence that.
counts most in our lives.
Mr.. Will Dow, the Bible class
teacher had studied the lesson well,
making a good impression on his
class, judging from the words of
praise from several of the class.
We are always glad to have so
many mothers and fathers with us at:
Sunday school, it encourages the
children, and is good for them to be
present, encourages the officers and
teachers as well.
The weekly prayer meetings held
each week at Flat Rock continue with
good attendance and much interest
Decision was the subject used last
meeting. While we, call it a prayer
meeting, it is more of a young peo-.,
pies meeting, as they, each week
comprise an executive committee who
select the subject and appoint diff
ferent boys and girls to take part,
such as essays, appropriate readings.
songs and talks on the subject. The
willingness on the part of the boys
and girls to do whatever is assigned
them keeps up the interest. And we
must mention the department, which
all along has been the best.
The Misses Agner were hostess ON
last Saturday afternoon for the Y
w. AS prayer" being the subject.
was beautifully carried out by each
of the girls. They have recently sent
box to the Connie alxiswsll sr%
phanage valued at about zen dollars.
and they now are busy trying to.
raise funds for the Minis and Tillmam
memorials.
The hosts of friends of Mrs. George
Bussey are delighted to learn her
sister, Mrs. Jack Bradley of McCor-
mick, who has been seriously i'll, is
now convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bussey have
returned from Red Hill where they
have been among their old home folks.
and were guests in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. w. R. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Grifis attended
services at Red Oak Grove on last
Sunday and were very cordially
greeted by their friends.
Mrs. Will Newberry of Bath, S. c.,
is visiting her uncle Mr.. w. A. Dow.
Mr.. and Mrs. McKie Bailey spent
yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Agner.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Bussey, Mr.. an1
Mrs. Will Agner and Mr.. George
Bussey went to Columbia last week
Mrs. Luther Dorm was called to
Columbia last week to the bedside of
her mother who is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Callison Kemp Of
Kirksey were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. C. Bussey recently. They Wis
tied relatives in Edgefeld, Mr. and
Mrs. Bussey accompanying them
there on Sunday.
Mr.. Walter Grifis continues fire.
quent visits in our midst. This time:
he was accompanied by his cousin,
Mr.. Otis Mason.
Mrs. Zelphia Thurmond is visiting
her granddaughter, Mrs. Dewey
White, at Plum Branch. !,
Two of Plum Branch's young mer-
Mr.. Sanford Wilson and Mr.. Seigler
attended prayer meeting at Flat.
Rock last Saturday night.
Mrs. A. B. Young who has been,
very sick is now able to sit up for a.
few minutes. Mrs. Young has many
friends all over the country who wish
for her speedy recovery /.
Miss Kathleen Kenrick is in War
renville, S. c., where she has gone
to be present at the marriage of Miss
Elizabeth Steifel to Mr.. Ray Neal,
of Akron, Ohio on June 1st. While,
she is away she will visit friends; at
Batesburg and Augusta.
Miss Lou Eva Parkman was, the