Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-09-27
RED OAK GROVE.
Sunday School Well Attended.
Bussey-Griffis Marriage.
Tragic Death Near
Modoc.

FIAT ROCK SUNDAY scn0ol, also Red,
Oak Grove was well attended last
Sunday. Class No. a in the former,
school enjoyed searching out names
in the Bible of different trees, and
noting how many times they are
mentioned, besides learning from the
lesson the Importance Of faithfulness
in small duties as well as the larger.
For it is the little things that count
in formation of character.
Our pastor, Rev. T. E. Seago could
not fill his pulpit on last Sunday, be-
ing confined to his bed with malarial
fever. Mr.. Seago is endearing him
self to his congregation here by his
earnest and plain, fearless manner
and strong gospel work. We missed
his presence and hope for his speedy
recovery.
The home of Mrs. Mamie Bussey
on last Thursday, September 81, was
the scene Of a happy gathering Of
friends and neighbors to witness the
marriage of her daughter, Mamie to
Mr.. Walter Grifis, at 8 80 p. M, Rev.
P. B. Lanham, pastor of the groom,
performing the ceremony in his usual
easy, graceful manner. The hall and
parlor of the home was lastly gar
landed with Southern smilax and
growing plants, which readily i'm
pressed one with inspiration Of new
life, and the growing plants, the en-
blem Of the joy and happiness in store
by the union of the lives of these
our young friends. Just in front Of
the fireplace was built pyramid Of
ferns which provided background
of grace and dignity in harmony with
the large horseshoe Of white roses
suspended in the center Of the room,
under which the couple stood and
made their solemn vow. The bride
was, attired IN: becoming coat suit of
midnight blue with touches Of reseda
green in harmony with the lovely
blouse and hat. They left immediate
!ly after the ceremony for the home
of the groom's father, and at present
are with Mr.. and Mrs, j. T, Griffis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Morgan ress
side for the present at Clarks Hill,
where Mr.. Morgan is overseer Of the,
ginnery at that place for Mr.. 2. B.
Dorm. They visited thsSformer's pa
rents last Sunday.
Mrss,Mamis sBussey is spending:
some time VII h'H daughter, Mrs.
Oscar TiiMEs lman who is confined to.
her bed Ws shills.
Mrs. W.sssif Dow is alsossshaying
chills. Their friends wish for them al
speedy return to their usual health.
Mr.sad Mrs. Henry Baileysssand
Mr.. andAdrs. Thomas Williamson
ed last Sunday in the. home of Mr.:
and Mrs. j. L. Bailey.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Sam Agner were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Dorm
last Sunday.
Mr.. Eddie Agner is on the line Of
progress by planting a full fall gar
den.
There was long line of tourists
returning to Florida passing through
Modoc last Sunday.
Giving the road, in passing load
ed wagon, a tourist car en- route to
Florida overturned near Modoc, kills
ing instantly one of four passengers,
young lady, last Tuesday. The
strangers made quite a favorable inn
preston and much sympathy was ex
tended them in the sad tragedy, be-
ing entirely unavoidable. The return
trip to St. Petersburg was made by
preference to enjoy the leisure and
note the surroundings. This victim
had notes and pencil in her hand
when she met her death, also her BIZ
BILE which she had just few moments
before closed to enroll the distance
to Augusta which place they expect
ed to stop for the night. In this, as
in many other instances, we were
deeply impressed that ''in midst Of
life we are in death"
From that splendid letter, giving
description Of Brunswick in last
weeks Advertiser, we feel quite
proud of Edgefeld's representative
in Mr.. Folk.
We admire ese little city and have