Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-11-08

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Waycross No. school house, Miss
Lucille Brunson, principal, on Friday
evening, November 18th, the funds
to be used for school improvements.
The public is cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McColl, Master
Hugh McColl, Jr., and Miss Gabrielle
McColl, of Bennettsville stopped over
in Edgefeld with friends Monday as
they were going to Greenwood. Mas
ter Hugh McColl is attending the B.
M. I.
The flower show in Aiken will be
held in Titinian Hall Friday, No
vember 10. The ladies in charge of
the exhibits are Mrs. William Smoke,
Mrs. Henry Clark and Mrs. Theodore
G. Croft. Everybody is cordially in
vited.
Miss Jewell Mcdaniel who was call
ed to her home in Macon about a
week ago on account of the extreme
illness of her father returned to
Edgefeld yesterday. Her pupils, as
well as other friends, are very happy
lover her return.
The boys of the high school will
give their minstrel in the school au-
ditorium on Friday night, November
Ia. They are working hard on his
entertainment and will give the
Edgefeld folk one that will be well
worth attending.
Rev. G. w. M. Taylor left yester-
day to attend the annual conference
which is in session in Gaffney this
week. All of Edgefeld very earnestly
Idesires that Mr.. Taylor be returned
to this field for another year, and
still other years.
The ladies of the Civic League ex-
press themselves as being very CRATE
full to the ladies of Johnston, Tren-
ton, Aiken and other communities
for the way in which they are patron
izing the splendid community fair
which is being held today.
The annual Episcopal Bazaar will
be held in the court house Saturday,
December 2. The Episcopal ladies
are in class all by themselves when
it comes to holding a Bazaar and we
feel confident that the one of 1922
will measure up to the very high
standard set in years gone by.
Mr.. L. T. May had sufficiently i'm
proved to be at his post as clerk Of
the board Of county commissioners
at the regular monthly meeting yes
terday. His friends were delighted to
see him out again. He will go to Co
lumbia today for examination by a
specialist.
The monthly report Of the super
visor is published in this issue. Su-
pervisor Edmunds is holding down
the expense of the county to the
lowest notch and in this he has the
splendid cooperation of Commission
ers Talbert and DeVore. The old
county's financial interests are safe
in the hands of this trio.
The Advertiser publishes a very
interesting account of visit by ''Un-
Gle" Rufus Derrick to the old sol
diers' home in Columbia last week
while he was attending the state fair.
Mr.. Derrick says he wishes all of the
old veterans could visit the home and
see how well the old soldiers are
treated.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Rhodes, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Boseman, and Wood
row Boseman came over from Dar-
lington Sunday afternoon to attend
the services at the First Baptist
church on Sunday night. They were
guests of the Rev. and Mrs. Arthur
T. Allen. They returned home Mon
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Jamison went
up to Clemson college on Sunday to
see their son, Thames Jalnison, who
is attending college. Miss Lillian Pat
tison accompanied them ard on their