Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-08-24
No.29
Red Oak Grove.
Protraeted Meeting in Progress at
Red Hill. Circle Work Of Mis-
sionary Societies Revive.

sionary Societies Revive.
The Sunday School lessons this
quarter are very interesting. Mr..
w. A. Dow lectured very interest
ingly on Paul Champions Christian
Liberty. He made the lesson so plain.
The teachers at Flat Rock anticipate
organizing a training class soon.
The prayer meeting meets now. on
Wednesday instead of Saturday P
M. as here to fore. Misses Louise and
Elizabeth Bussey arranged the pro-
gram for last week. Their subject
was Sin, being discussed by Messrs..
w. A. Dow, T. W. Lamb and Perry
Hamilton.
Rev. Thos. Walker, from Augusta,
assisted Rev. Stewart in the meeting
at Modoc last week. Several addi-..
tions to the church were made.
Protracted meeting is in session at
Red Hill this week. The services be-
gan on Sunday, Rev. w. K. Barnes
preaching a most excellent sermon
Rev. E. G. Kugley will conduct the
song service for the meeting.
The Circle work in the w. M. s.
has somewhat revived. The ladies in.
No. i have. reorganized now, with
Mrs. Eustice Thurmond as leader
and Miss L. E. Parkman Secretary,
Mrs. Willie Dorm will be hostess for
the September meeting.
Mrs. Genie Thurmond entertained
the ladies for the reorganization,
several ladies being present.
Miss Annie Doolittle is very sick
with Malarial fever. Also Mr.. W. M
Agner has had Malaria for several
days. is
Our community was saddened on
hearing last week Of the critical i'll.
ness of Mr.. Nick Griffis of Cleora-5
Mrs. Sallie Dorm of Spartanburg
has been visiting relatives in this
section, stopping in Parksville, her.
former home, enroute to Sparten s
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her sister, Mrs. Dorm to Parksyille
last week, where they attended the
meeting conducted by Rev. E. G.
Kugley, and saw friends and rela-
tives.
Miss Mamie Bussey accompanied
by Mr.. George Bussey and several
others motored up to Cleora last
Saturday to see Mr.. Nick Griffis.
The friends of Mrs. A. B. Young
are anxious about her condition, as
she has not seemed to improve as
was hoped for her.
Mr.. Monroe Prescott will return
from Washington this week where
he has been sight seeing for the past
two weeks.
Mrs. Oneal Zimmerman and Mrs
T. w. Lamb were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. o. Whatley last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whatley are endeavor-
ing to establish school in that i'm
mediate section, there being already
several and more moving into the
community.
Miss Kathleen Kenrick is doing
some demonstration work in her S. S.
class at Flat Rock, ideas she CLEAN.
ed at the S. S. Institute at Parks
vile.
Misses Mildred Bussey and Bertha
Parkman visited relatives lately near
Golfers.
Miss Marie Hamilton has returned
from Mccormick where she was;
the guest of relatives.
Mrs. Carrie Partlow from Kirksey
and Miss Ruth Kemp from Lynch
burg Va. visited Mrs. ]. E. Bussey
recently.
Miss Sadie Dow has returned from.
a visit to her cousin, Miss Nettie
Doolittle.
Mr.. Frank Kenrick has returned
from a business trip TO Atlanta and
is located in business now in Angus
ia, where he will be pleased to have
the patronage of his friends.
Mr.. c. S. Lamb from Augusta
spent last Sunday with his father
Mr.. T. w. Lamb.
Mrs. Georgia Bailey has recov-
cred from recent sickness
The Fordson Tractor is the cheap