Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-09-21
RED OAK GROVE.
Supervisor Edmunds Builds
Good Road. Miss k.enrick
Entertains With a
Tacky Party.

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Our community is duly appreeia-
tive of the splendid highway Mr.. Ed
munds is building for US. Tourists
can safely come our way now. 1t is
not the Dixie Highway, but is just
as good. If the road leading to Red
Oak Grove could be built up too, then
the services thsre would be more
largely attended, but as it has been
during winter the church doors have
to remain closed much of the winter.
We believe though enough has al
ready been done to convince us the
advantages of goodSroads, and that
cur supervisor will return to US as
soon as he can d. so. e
Our Sunday school at Flat Rock
continues in good attendance and
the interest is marked. - -
We will endeaEor to organize our
Teacher Training class. We ought:to
adopt The Graded Literature in our
Sunday school which will be quite
helpful.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Bussey and
family will soon be with us, coming
as the teachers of Flat Rock school, !.
making quite an accession to the 4
Sunday school.
Mrs. w. M. Gignailliatte annd chil-
sdren from Brunswick, Ca, have res
turned home, aftera weeks visit to- b
the formers father, Mr.. 7. w. Lamb.
MRS.. T. Grifis Of Cleora is yis-s
iting friends and relatives and is bee
ing warmly greeted on every hand.
Miss Nita Miller has among her
house-party, Miss Sue Smith from
cloi, Ca, Miss Minnie Belle Bailey s
of Modoc and Misses Miller from
Edgefeld. 5,Sss
Miss Kathleen Kenrick entertained
with tacky party last Thursday eyes
ming in honor of her guests, the Miss
.es GignialliatteS and Misses Smith and
Miller, Miss Niita NJ Her guests @ @
Games were enjoyed, then az
Clutch Parade" that prizes might
be awarded to the couples, the .tacky
prizes going to Misses Smith and
Miller, Messrs Gignialliatte and Gill
christ.
The refreshments consisted of ap-
Piles, pears, peanuts, fancy cakes,
baked potatoes and dinner biscuits,
the couples fishing them with buck
ct from well. This provided most
enjoyable feature.
The Y. W. A. will hold their month
ly meeting with Miss l.. E. Parkman,
oath inst at o'clock.
Circle No. 1 was held last Satur-
day with Mrs. Willie Dorm and was a
very interesting meeting. Several Of
the Y. w. A.'s rendered the State
Mission pageant. Mrs. Frank Sharp
ton will be hostess for meeting in
October.
Our community was greatly shock
ed last Friday on learning of the
death of Mr.. Ed Cheatham. He had
many warm friends here, formed by
his courteous, gentle manner during
his stay with DR.. Prescott several
years ago, where he always met the
customers with a smile and polite
ness that count. May Gods grace
sustain the grief stricken parents
and companion with the two little
orphans.
Mrs. Ina Mccain from Columbia
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. B.
Young.
Mrs. Jessie Bailey and Mrs. Tom
Williams have returned from North
Augusta where they visited their
nieces, the Misses Holston.
Mr.. Arthur Dorm and wife from
Augusta spent last Sunday with the
latter's mother, Mrs. Zelphia Thur
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Hammond
had as their weekend guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Zimmerman and Mrs. j.
T. Grifis.
Miss Lullie Zimmerman was guest
last week Of Mrs. T. J.SDorn.
Mrs. Nellie Dow's mother, Mrs.
Griffin has returned to her home at
Greenwood.
Mr.. Tom McCorkle from Augusta
| is recuperating in health at his sis
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