Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-12-06

brighten the ex-service men there.
The matter of having a rest room at
the station was discussed, and with
some agitation of this, there is no
reason why the town should not have
it. An enjoyable program was given
on "Women in Education" papers
being given by Mrs. Broadus Alex
ander, Mrs. Archie Lewis and Mrs.
Olin Edison. There were several visi-
tors and a delightful social while
spent the hostess assisted by her lit
tie daughter, Margaret Helen, serv-
ing a delicious salad course, with
coffee and whipped cream.
Miss Susan Covingtun, former
teacher in the high schoDl here, is Wis
iting Miss Veda Barre.
Misses Gillian and Aycock went
over to Leesville to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with Miss Floride Hendrix.
Miss Ruby Glover spent the week
end at Batesburg with home folks.
Miss Ruth Phillips of Springfield
has been for visit to relatives.
Miss bessie Dean has returned
from short visit to Saluda.
Miss Edna Lott of Williston is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Claude Lott.
Miss Katherine Rutland of Bates
burg is visiting her sister, Mrs. Heber
BallenHine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Epps Norris of, Edge
field were visitors here on Sunday.
Miss Pauline Morgan of Augusta
is visiting Mrs. H. w. Dobey.
On Sunday morning, December 10,
the Rev. Foster of Columbia, will fill
the pulpit of the Baptist church and
it is hoped that there will be large
number present to hear him.
For many years it has been the
custom of the Mary Ann Buie chap
ter to spread a Thanksgiving dinner
for the. inmates of the county home,
and on Wednesday, committee of
the members went to the home, and
the inmates were eagerly awaiting
their arrival. The chapter had made
arrangements at the home for the
baking 81, a big turkey md this, with
the other accompaniments were all
ready when the ladies arrived with
the other good things. At the ringing
Of the bell, all that were able came,
and were served with a bountiful
dinner, and to those not able to come
dinner was carried. In the afternoon
simple but beautiful service was
held in the little chapel nearby, this
being conducted by Rev. j. D. Fir
nard.
The last meeting of the Emily
Geiger chapter, D.fA. R. was held
last Monday with Mrs. W. E. La
Grone. The chapter is planning to
have the playlet, "The Tom Thumb
Wedding" and plans were made for
this. There will be about so little
folks in this, and the director is ex-
pected soon. An interesting letter
was read from Mrs. D. B. Hollings-
worth concerning the ride of Emily
Geiger. The chapter voted to defray
the expenses of the young girls who
leaves this week to enter the D. A. R.
school, Tamassee Industrial School.
The chapter will have shower soon
for this school, the nature of which
is to be designated by the school su-
perintendent. A full report of the re-
cent state D. A. R. conference was
given by Mrs. ]. L. Walker, and i'm
pressions of the conference were CIV
en- by Mrs. M. T. Turner and Miss
Zena Payne. The hostess served a
dainty salad course after the pro-
gram which all enjoyed.
The friends of Mrs. Will Logue of
Meeting Street will regret to learn of
her accident on last Wednesday while
in Augusta. She was in the car with
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Cogburn andtheir
children, and they were leaving Au-
gusta, when Mr.. Cogburn, in some
way ran against post, and the force
of this caused the occupants of the
car to be thrown from their seats,
Mrs. Logue having an arm broken in
two places by the fall. 1t was feared
at first that the baby that was thrown
against the windshield was seriously