Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-03-30


to miss this opportunity to secure
such great reduction on staple mer-
chandise.
Don't forget April the 9Th, Ameri-
can Legion Field Day. Bring your
basket and help make the day an hon
or to our World War heroes. It is
hoped people from all parts of the
county will come. Everybody is in
vited. 1t is the county's picnic.
"The Daughter of Dawn" which
will be given in the Opera House Fri
day night is the only picture thrown
on the screen which was produced by
real Indians as performers. 1t has
historic value also which should not
be overlooked. Do not fail to see this
Indian love story.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holland of
Greenwood spent several days last
week with Mrs. Hollands parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Agner, of the Flat
Rock section. Mr.. and Mrs. Agner
returned to Greenwood with Mr.. and
Mrs. Holland and spent several days
in that progressive city.
Rev. Maxcy White filled the pulpit
of the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing and gave very interesting ac-
count of the missionary work in
which he is engaged in Brazil. He is
planning to return to Brazil about
the middle of May, having already
engaged passage from New York.
There is increasing interest in the
American Legion field day which will
be held in Edgefeld Friday, April 8.
There should be large number of
people present from every section of
the county. Everybody is invited. A
public dinner will be provided by all
bringing baskets and serving the din
ner on long public table.
Mrs. William H. Walter of Colum-
bia came over Sunday from Columbia
to place beautiful Easter flowers on
the grave of her parents and other
relatives in the cemetery. Mrs. Wal
ter, who before her marriage was
Miss Isadora Tompkins, never fails
to place flowers on the graves of her
loved ones here at regular intervals.
Misses Mary DeVore Butler and
Charlotte Strother and Mrs. P. M.
Feltham, the teachers of the Episco-
pal Sundal school, entertained their
classes at an egg hunt at chill Crest"
on Tuesday afternoon of this week.
After the merry hunt for eggs hid
den about the beautiful grounds was
over, delicious sweet course was
served.
Supervisor A. "A. Edmunds is re-
ceiving round of we'll deserved
praise for the splendid work he is do
ing on the public roads in the extreme
northwestern section of the county,
where the public roads have been neg
lected for several years. Mr.. Edmunds
is demonstrating that. he can do a
maximum of work at a minimum of
expense.
Mr.. C. R. Dobson stopped over in
Edgefeld last night to visit his moth
er, Mrs. Emma N. Dobson, while en-
route to Greensboro from Atlanta,
where he spent Easter with his daugh-
ter, Miss Lois Dobson, who is attend
ing college there. Mr.. Dobson will
leave today on the midday train and
his friends regret that his stay was
of such short duration.
The members of the Edgefeid
chapter, D. A. R., were very success
full with their cake sale Saturday at
the drug store of Mitchell & Cante-
lou, realizing the sum of $22.25 from
the sale Of cakes and homemade can
dy. They were unable to supply the
demand. The money will be used in
supporting the mountain school which
the organization is fostering.
The Civic League wants to thank
each citizen who so generously re-
sponded to the petition for funds to
install a sanitary drinking fountain
on the school campus. The need of
such a sanitary fountain has been
considered by every one interested
in the health of our school children
and the League decided to install
fountains similar to ones in use on
u