Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-06-22
RED OAK GROVE.
Protracted Meeting Fifth Sum
day in July. Sunday School
Teachers Institute at
Parksville.

3.
| Our series of meetings will be con-.
tinued from the 5th Sunday in July.
Rev. Abiah Bussey from Boardman,
Ca, will conduct the meeting.
Our members are becoming some
what enthused about the Teachers
Institute which is to convene at
Parksville the last week in July, to,
be conducted by. the leading MEM
bers of our Sunday School Board.
Especially should our Sunday school
workers attend, for much of the safe
ty of our land lies in the work of the
Sunday schools endeavor to carry
out, being next to the influence,
around the hearth stone in shaping
the lives of the young.
Flat Rock community greatly ap-
preciates the coming of Revs. E. G..
Kugley and w. R. Barnes on last
Saturday afternoon and their most
excellent addresses on Christian Edu-
cation. The latter encouraged the
young men and women to beware Of
how they neglected an opportunity of
an education, stressing the impor-
tance of it to them in future years,
and the sad disappointment that must
befall the ambitious self-sacrifcing
parents when they failed to make
good use of their school advantages.
The former spoke on education from
the basis of the Sunday school and
the necessity of efficient teachers in
our day schools; and efficient Bible
students as teachers in our Sunday
schools. No. body of trustees would
dare employ teachers without some
knowledge of their ability and neith--
er is it safe to be indif rent about:
[ the teachers of our Sunday schools.
was one Of the important points Bro
Kugley advanced. We've learned al
ready of some resolutions by the Y.
w. AS and we are assured the gath
ering together and the services of
these busy ministers has been an in
spiration not only to the young but.
all present.
On account of commencement ex-
ercises at Tubman Prof. Garrett de-,
ferred his invitation to Flat Rock,
hoping to visit the home of his boy
hood later in the summer.
The refreshing showers last week
have made different appearances in
the gardens, as they suffered most.
for rain.
The friends of Mrs. Jack Bradley
are delighted that she has fully re-
covered from he recent sickness
On returning home from Spring
field, Ca, where she spent couple
of weeks with her sister, Mrs. Joe
Ramsey, she stopped overnight as
guest of Mrs. G. W. Bussey.
Rev. G. w. Bussey and his amiable
wife were guests of relatives and
friends. here a few days. Since their
return home, the former has been,
confined very much of the time to.
his room.
| Mr.. Lane Bussey of Charleston is;
visiting his relatives here.
Miss Cornelia Bussey of Parksville
was the guest of Miss Kathleen Ken
rick last weekend. Miss Cornelia
has many warm friends in this Sec
ton:
Several young folks ere planning
to attend the division meeting at Re-
hoboth next Saturday.
Miss Minnie Lou Parks Of Parks
vile was the guest last week of her
cousin, Mrs. L. E. Parkman.
Miss Mamie Bussey accompanied
by her nephew, Mr.. Lane Bussey, mo-
tored to Edgeield last Saturday.
The friends of Mrs. Mamie Bussey
are glad she is able to ride out again
since her return home from Cleora,
where she was quite sick while with
her daughter, Mrs. ]. T. Griffis.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hamilton
spent several days with their SON at
Harlem, Ga, lately. :.
| Miss Maude Hamilton is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Walter Reese in Au-
|gusta.
Misses Mildred Bussey and. Bertha
Parkman were weekend guests Of
Misses Sadie and Fannie Dow
Mr.. Courtland Lamb from Atlanta
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