Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-10-11

impaired, and is hoped that hesWill
soon be improved.
Mr.. Leroy w ertz of Belton, Mrs.
Taylor Good odwyn Of Greenwood and
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Wertz Of Co
Ilun1bia have been guests in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. o rs. Wertz. 81 81
The protracted meeting at the
Baptist church will begin the first
Sunday in Notembe er, and Rev. ME-.
Miller Of! Greenwood will assist Rev.
w. S. Bro oke. Mr.. Miller is consider
led a fine evangelist and the church
| feels. itself fortunate in having se-
Fsured him. Arrangements are being
made now that will aid in the meet
ing.
The quarterly report of the Bap-
tist Sunday school which was given
on Sunday showed 421 on; the roll
with an average attendance Of 254.
There are 25 teachers and the aver
age attendance was 21. The classes
contributed $134.73 during the three
months. s,s e I,
Mrs. Charles Dent Of Columbia,
has been for a visit to her father
Mr.. T r. Hoyt. Mr.. Marion VIII
|liams of Columbia has also been to
see him. The friends of Mr.. Hoyt
are sorry to know that he is still con-
fined to his room. .Et
A beautiful little baby girl has
come to make her home with Mr..
and Mrs. Heber sallentine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard Tarrant and,
little son spent the weekend here in
the home of Mr.. w. M. Wright. !. s
& Mr.. Mark Toney spent the past,
week in Abbeville where he contem-
lates accepting a position.
There were three additions to the
Baptist church on Sunday, Prof.
Alexander bringing his church letter
here from Conway, Mr.. Charlie Cul-,
breath, from Rocky Greek and Mr..
William Adams upon a profession of
faith. 3s.5 Fl
A largely attended and very in in:
teresting meeting of the Mary Ann.
Buie chapter, ~ p. 5., was held lin.
ONE IS on,
Thurs day. There were "a present,
and it was pleasant to have two new
members, Mrs. Susie Latimer and
Mrs. j.. a. Lott Miss Clara Sawyer
conducted the meeting and there
was much business, as this was the.
first meeting, for the fall The chap
ter voted to buy copy of women
Of the South in War Times" and
place it in the town library, also to
offer a cash prize in the high school
for best essay on named Confed-
crate subject, the time of writing
the essay to be at that period when
the class is engaged,~in such. The
chapter will secure one Of the dis
tinction medals that goes to any
Daughter of the Confederacy Of the
'6O's who had a son in the World
war. Mrs. F. M Warren, Sr., is the
only one who has this distinction. As
a means Of. making money, the chap
ter took up an offer to sell favorings,
whereby it will make profit Of
about $S5. Instead Of program, the
historian read the report of the his
torical work of,Edisto District, which
as District Historian, she had filled.
The officers for the coming year
were reelected: President, Miss
Clara Sawyer; 1st vice president,
Mrs.>J. P. Bean; End vice president,
Mrs. P. B. Waters; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Joe Cox; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. o. D. Black; treasur-,
:er, Mrs. John Wright; historian, Miss
zena Payne; registrar, Mrs. ]. H.
White. All enjoyed a social while to-
gether, there being some visitors, and
the hostess served iced tea and va
riety of sandwiches.
Mrs. Neal and Mrs. Farris, of
Greenville, sister and niece of Dr.. T.,
S. Maxwell, have been for visit
here.
Mre Mor., Waters hoe oone to Ar