Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-01-11
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3 ZIONIST on LETTER.

eek Of Prayer interesting
Debate at HigE h School.
Miss sawye Enter
taiias at Brilig 4
3 rlhs week Of prayer was observed
here during the past week by thes w.
Z of the aptist church and ju-
n ior organization each had agmeet-
mp Each afternoon beautiful and
uplifting program was rendered, diff
ferent members taking a part each
fternoon, special feature being the
gosps message in song. Everyone
was greatly blessed and helped by
shese seasons Of rager, the keynote
Df all being the advancement Of
of Gods Kingdom. 4
The friends of, DR.. John w. Mob
ley Of Milledge, Ca, will regret to
know that his health is impaired and
he is not able to- be as actively en-
gagged as formerly.
Miss Anna Huiet of Greenwood,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary Wa
5ers.
Mr.. Frank Bland went to Knox
vile, Tenn, the first of last week to
see the new firm for which he will
travel during the coming year.
Mesdames Wilburne and M. M.
Coleman of Aiken are guests of Mrs.
w. E. LaGrone.
Dr.. and Mrs. Horace Wright have
lrned to Georgetown after a visit
to- elatiges. rs:
The friends Of Mrs, Mary Hanlil-i
ton Will BE glad to know that she &Sis;
now able to hesup again, after being
confined to her room for two. months
or more. 5s5ss q L. !.
Mrs. Engene EIlesce< and children;
Of Ridge Spring are guests Of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. W.
Clark. g
Rev w. S. Brooke spent tuesday
and Wednesday IN Columbia attend
ing the Stare Baptist Board meeting.
Mrs. Hatcher also attended,
the women of fsthea stat meeting lat;
the same time was a pleasure to.
this BODY to have their state w: M.
U. president, Mrs. j. D. Chapman
present. Owing to the death of her
husband, she was not present at the
annual state meeting in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bradfeld are
at home from a visit to relatives in
Charlotte, N. C.
Miss Blanche Sawyer has gone to
Darlington, where she has accepted
position.
Mrs. John Milne and son have ar
rived from Cleveland, Tenn, and will
visit relatives.
Miss Louise Boyd, who is now
teaching at Graniteville, S. c., has
been for visit to Mrs. Walter Saw
yer.
Mrs. Tom Willis of WilIiston has
been spending the past two weeks
here in the home of her father, Mr..
J. w. Sawyer.
Mrs. John Wright has gone to Co.
lumbia to spend a while with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Walter Sawyer entertained
the members of the Narcosa club in
most delightful manner, on New
Years day and every one had hap
py time.
Johnston is soon to have "Piggly
Wiggly Store.
The annual report of the Baptist
Sunday school, as read Sunday show
ed fourishing school. There are
AL enrolled and the average attend
ance was good. During the year the
class collections amounted to S604.-
76. There were four who did not miss
a single Sunday: Misses Grace Tur-
ner, Grace Ellen Cassells, Mr.. Avery
Bland and James Nixon Dobey.
There were several that had missed
only one Sunday, and in each in
stance. they were providentially kept
from attending. The superintend-
ent urged for the coming year larg-
er per cent of attendance, and urged
the bringing in of those who should
be enrolled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mobley and Miss
Carrie Mobley and Mr.. Hodges Mob
ley of Thomson, Ca, visited Mrs. A.