Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-11-02
RED OAK GROVE.
Divisional w. M. U. Meeting
at Red Hill. Negroes Nov &.
ing Away. Progress
siye School Work. ~

] The superintendent of W., NJ S.,,EE
of our division, Mrs. ]. M. Bussey, ex-+4
Ipects to hold a meeting at Red oIakt
Grove in November, which programS
will be published in The Advertiser
soon. : I
Mrs. W. R. Barnes has arranged
the date OF her divisional work in or4
der that BOTH churches have the PRIV;
1ilege OF. attending the two meetings
Red Hill date being November 4 9th.
So far we have been unable so get
a representative from our society I'll,
attend the State w. NJ! u. at Spar
tanburg. g,B Il
| Circle NO. / meets on the, 9th. aEs
Mrs. T. w. Lambs, Mrs. Eddie Agr3
ner having charge Of the meeting. .s
Mr., Wiley Agner has retbrned
from Greenwood where he has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. John Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Agner we're yiisi-' i
itors recently in the home of the forST5;
mer's sister in Greenwood.
The,friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
kBussey will be glad to learn that Mrs.
Bussey is conyalescing, having had
la severe attack Of ..erysipe alas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Prince from Red
Hill were guests in the home Of Mrs.
Frank Bussey one.day last week. S e
Little Georgia Mae Doolittle con-
tinues on the sick list, which has pre-
vented her taking up. her school worii.s
Mrs. Oneal Zimmerman spent last
Wednesday with Mrs. Oscar Thinner
man. III. 9.-, ,,f.sk4 81 S
Mrs. Georgia Morgan Whitaker
from Harlem, Ca, was the guest of3i
her brother, Mr.. D. 3, Morgan this
week. E :
sMr. Joe Bussey can smile again.
now, since Mrs. Russey has returned
from the home Of her brother, M ..
James Kemp near Callisoh, where she
spent several days.. 81
b NE Percy Hamilton had the miss.i
fortune Of getting his hand badly hurt
lat the saw; mill slastsSWeek AZ lstl
A.. Rev; a Thoma Seago fron, ala-
EEiusgs eachsd at Rcd sss1ore saEs
Sunday and there were many words
of praise on the sermon, being assits +
was, a goodly message on our obNi-S5
CATION to God in filling His appoint
ments, with us as His children. I'd
Miss Mamie Bussey spent the week
end with home folks. Il II
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Morgan from.
Harlem, Ga, spent the weekend with
relatives in this Section. siis
Misses Minnie Bell Bailey, Louise
and Elizabeth Bussey were guests Of
Miss Cornelias Bussey last Friday
might. Ma sa|
The weekly prayer meeting was
very interesting last week, having
"young People as the subject. The
evening mas been changed from Wed-s5
nesday to Friday on account Of The
school. .-,6
Rev. E. G. Kugley is coming soonj ]
to organize a Teacher Training Glass
in our church. Il
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The ladies have organized. ia Mis-
sion study class. s,,.s. 4 }5$
Capt. Hugh christ from Camp,
Meade, Md, has gheen visiting rela;;--
tives in Greenwood and Cleora, stop
ping forNa few days in the Red Oak
Grove section, Capt Gilchrist made
for, himself an honorable record isl isll3
the service of u. S., having been we'll
drilled and ready for the place Of re-
sponsibility when the World War
began. We congratulate our Edge
field hero. 4. q s;i
Mr.. George Gilchrist, accompanied /
his brother back to M aryland, where
he probably may remain f0f j u the win in
ter. a.l. IS
The school at Flat Rock is well iun-
der way fer successful work. Mr.. Il.
and Mrs.. Bussey are gaining ferss
themselves much praise from thelirss zig
pupils, which means good for both
the pupils and teachers. IS
There seems to be much moving
|aIreadY Great numbers Of the COX
ored folkssleaving, going to Che north
send back good reports and IN many
others are soon to follow. The color
[edlpeople are thinning out in this I'M; s;
mediate section, going in seye ral di--s dtli-s
ELECTIONS. It seems though, it j hald q
times everywhere, SO why bes 20 resi-
less? Better to be settled if yiIus scall.S