Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-07-20
RED OAK GROVE.
Sunday School Well Attended.
Delegates Elected to Con-
vention. Meeting Soon
to Begin.


There was goodly number attend
ed Sunday school at Flat Rock also
Red Oak Grove last Sunday.
There seems to be general interest
in the song practice. Mrs. T.. J. Dorm
and Mrs. Eulie Dorm will serve as
hostesses for the gathering this week
Delegates from Flat Rock Sunday
school to the convention at Stevens
Creek are as follows: Misses Louise
Bussey and Bertha Parkman and
Messrs T. W. Lamb, Clifford Doc
little and P. S. Hamilton; others ex-
|pect to attend.
The Y. w. A. meets this month
with Miss Annie Doolittle.
Mrs. .Zelphia Thurmond is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. John Math-
is at Collier.
Mrs. Eva Bussey has her sister,.
Mrs. Nita Wates from Augusta visit
ing her.
Mr.. George Gilchrist accompanied
by his friend, Mr.. Frank Kenrick
have been visiting relatives of the
former near Cleora.
The friends of our pastor, Rev. G.
w. Bussey will regret to hear that
his health is such that he is confined
to his room now, but if in accordance
with the will of our Heavenly Faith
er, may he soon improve.
"Self control" was the subject last
week at prayer meeting, Messrs. T.
W. Lamb, w. A. Dow and George
Bussey made splendid talks and Miss
Kathleen Kenrick rendered most
fitting paper on the subject.
The attendance at the prayer
meeting continues, also the interest
is encouraging, thus enabling most
helpful gathering for our young folks
as:well as the older foil. IS s
The contin nuanee of those weekly
is tbe M faithf fulness
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and Mr. George Bussey: II :ss
The friends Of Mrs. Frank Bussey
were glad to see her able to ride
out last week. Here is hoping she will
continue to improve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Bailey visited
friends at Red Hill last weekend.
The attractive and lovable daugh-
ters of Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Bussey,
Misses Louise and Elizabeth, were
guests of Miss Kathleen Kenrick last
Sunday.
Mrs. George Bussey, Mrs. Nita
Wates and Miss Mamie Bussey me
tored to Edgefeld last Friday.
Messrs P. S. Hamilton, George Gil
christ and Frank Kenrick motored to
Parksville last Monday and were,
present at the moonlight picnic given
by Miss Cornelia Bussey in honor of
her guest, Miss Kathleen Kenrick.-
Last weekend Miss Mamie Tim
norman was the guest of Mrs. joe
Bussey.
Mr.. E. A. Rogers, one of the pill
lars of Bold Spring church, and who
has many friends here, spent last
week here and returned to his home
Saturday.
Mr.. Mallie Clegg is on a visit to
relatives near Callison, Greenwood
county.
Mr.. Orlando Harrison from Green
wood visited his sister, Mrs. Daisy
Clegg last week.
Protracted meetings will soon be-
gin. While we appreciate and enjoy
the social feature of these meetings,
the spiritual side should have prayer
full thought. In the. Literary Digest
we read a most excellent article on
"Where the Car Has Helped the
Church" says don't blame the auto
mobile if you think that church at
tendance has decreased, for it is the
man that controls the car, for the.
fault lies in ourselves. People ought;
always to be superior to things. The
only place you can locate the causes
of conduct is within ourselves. The
bane or blessing of anything we have
in this world depends on ourselves
July 18th, 1921.
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