Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-08-17
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Ordination Service Second
Sunday in September. Re-
vival Closed at Har---
mony, Tobaccoo
Barn Burns.


On Sunday morning, at the BapS
tist church, plans for the ordination
to the ministry, of Messrs. James
Edwards and Ed Johnson, were ar
ranged for. This occasion will take
place on the second Sunday in Sept,
and in all probability, will be an all
day service. The pastor appointed as
committe to arrange for this, Mr..
S. G. Watson, Mr.. Lucas Walker,
and Mr.. Will Sawyer.
In resolutions, concerning the or
dination which were passed on by the
board OF deacons, and read by Mr.. S.
j. Watson, the churches of Red Bank,
Ridge, and Phillip, were to send
Representatives to examine the two
young brethren, upon their taking
this great step.
A special sermon will be, preach
ed during the morning, and the or
dination will take place during the
afternoon service.
This will be great day for the
church, this setting aside of these
two. young men to be laborors for
God.
Rev. Daniel Kellar has just closed
revival service at Harmony Method
list church, which has proved a great
blessing to all. There were many
that were brought into the fold and
the entire membership was spiritu-
ally strengthened.
Mrs. P. C. Stevens has gone to
Perry, Florida to visit in the family
of her SON, Mr.. Willie Pierce Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton BroadwAter
have returned from stay at Pine
Hill, N. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo, Horne, of
Columbia and Messrs Guy Horne, of
Porthmouth, Ohio, and Fletcher
Horne, of Pittsburgh, Pa, have been
for a visit to friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fleming Marsh,
of Columbia, spent last week here
with Mr. and Mrs. John Marsh.
Miss Minnie Kinnedy, of Augusta,
has been visiting her Aunt, Mrs. Eu-
gene Thrailkill.
Mrs. G.. R. Jones has returned
from Abbeville where she visited rel
atives.
Every one here deeply regrets the
fact, that Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Lott
contemplate making Augusta their
home, and will probably go in Sept.
Wherever they go, johnson will claim
them as her own.
Mrs. L. C. Latimer has gone to
Macon, Ca, to visit DR.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Latimer. This is her first visit
in the home of her son, DR.. Latimer,
since his marriage few weeks ago.
Misses Isabel and Bessie Bean are
at home from visits to class mates,
who resided in the upper part of the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Strother,
Harry and Josephine are visiting in
Newberry.
Miss Mary Walker entertained
very pleasantly on Friday evening
with water melon cutting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard Tarrant and
little son, who have been residing at
Ridge, have returned to make john
ston their home.
Miss Leda Gall has returned to
Leesville after few weeks visit
here with friends.
Miss Ruth Harris, of Albany, Ga,
is visitinng her grandmother, Mrs.P.
N. Lott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pender and Miss
Pender arrived last Thursday from
Panama, annd will spend awhile here,
before going to the mountains for q
three weeks stay. Mrs. Pender is
very pleasantly remembered here as
Mrs. Octavia Rushton, and her
friends are delighted to see her after
an absence of nearly two years.
Mrs. Frank Landrum and children,
of Florence, are guests of Mrs. A. P.
Lewis.
Mrs. j. Howard Payne, Margaret
Helen, and Mrs. Wallace Turner and
Billie, spent the past week at Ninety
Six, with Mrs. George Galphin.
DR.. and Mrs. Horace Wright, of
Georgetown, are guests of the Misses
Sawyer.