Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-11-08
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Revival Services in Progress.
Missionary to be Married.
Death of MIR. T. r.
Hoyt.

day evening at the Baptist church
Rev. w. S. Brooke being assisted by
DR.. Fuller of Greenwood. DR.. Fuller
is preacher of great force and
magnetism, and once he has been
heard, no one will ever miss an op-
portunity of hearing him again, when
this is afforded. Mr.. Hoffman of Rich.
mond, Va, has charge of the singing
and the junior choir has already been
greatly enlarged, and with the or.
chestra, the music is greatly enjoyed
Music is a great force, and many a
soul has been won for Christ through
the song message. The morning SER
vices are at II o'clock and the even
ing services at 1880 O'Clock.
News comes of the approaching
marriage of Rey; John jackson, of
our community, and of the Philippi
Baptist church who is now mission
ary in China, having been there
about two years. He is to be mar
ried to Miss Garrett of Texas, who
has been on the foreign field about
one year. Their marriage will be sol
emnized on the Chinese Christmas,
which falls in February. These two
young people will no doubt be able
to do even greater work in the Mas
ter's kingdom in their united
strength.
Mr.. Tom R. Hoyt died on Satur-
day evening here at his home, after
a sickness of about four months,
there being a complication of dis
eases. For the past month he was con-
fined to his room, and while his
friends knew that his condition was
serious the sudden end was shock.
Mr.. Hoyt was life long resident of
this place, and he was held in warm
est esteem by every one. He was
member of the Methodist church and
was most faithful to it. The funeral
services were conducted in the home
on Sunday afternoon, and his pastor,
Rev. David Kellar, spoke of what
true member the church had in him,
and that he was always found in his
pew each Sunday. Rev. w. S. Brooke,
made some touching remarks on his
home life. AS his near neighbor, the
love of home upon the part of Mr..
Hoyt had been beautiful to see, and
his devotion to his wife and children.
Rev. Mr.. Wright, of the Presbyterian
church read the Bible lesson. After
sweet songs the body was carried to
the Mt. of Olives cemetery and laid
to rest beside loved ones. Mr.. Hoyt
first married Miss Ada Louise Mob
ley, and by this union there are four
children, Mrs. Dent, of Columbia,
Miss Laurie Hoyt and Messrs Thomas
and Johnnie Hoyt. He married Miss
Ruth Williams the second time, there
being one son, Marion. Two brothers
are left, Messrs Will and John Hoyt.
There were many beautiful flowers
placed on his bier by loving friends.
Misses Ruby Glover and Ahtoi-
nette Denny attended the Crouch
Horde wedding that took place last
Thursday at Saluda in the Baptist
church.
Mrs. Walter Sawyer entertained
on Friday afternoon in honor of Miss
Louise Boyd of Chester, who has
been spending a few days here with
her. The occasion was a very happy
one and all were given cordial well
come by the hostess. Progressive
rook occupied the time and after the
game the hostess served tempting
repast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Lott and
Mrs. P. N. Lott have been for visit
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pickens
Kinard at Greenwood.
}. Mrs. Susie Latimer has gone to
Griffin, Ga, having been called there
upon the illness of Mary Sue, the
eight-year-old daughter of her son,
Rev. Leon Latimer.
The Johnston High School is to be
congratulated upon the very interest
ing eight page paper that it is now
getting out, this being edited by the
high school force. The paper is pub
lished monthly and is called "Purple
and Gold," the class colors, and is SO