Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-10-18

Misses Marion Turner, Ella Fannie
Mobley and Mary Mitchell.
The local foot ball team played
the Ninety Six team on Friday after
noon and lively game was had, the
score resulting in % to Gin favor of
Johnston. After this game the bas-
ket ball teams of these two towns
had a spirited game, the honors this
time going to Ninety Six. The band
from the Piedmont section that is
out advertising, was present and the
bright music added to the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burch and
little boy of Florence have been
guests of relatives here and nearby
town.
Mr.. Watson Nickerson of Atlanta
is here for a visit to his wife and
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Capp have been
guests in the home of Mrs. Annie B.
Harrison. They were with Mrs. Cul-
lum, Mrs. Harrison's daughter, dur
ing her three years stay at Asheville,
and their visit here was chiefly to
see Mrs. Cullum.
Mrs. Virginia Price is at home
from a visit to the home of her son
in Batesburg.
Miss Antoinette Denny spent the
week end at Saluda and was present
at the announcement party at the
home of Mrs. w. S. Crouch, the en-
gagement of her daughter, Miss
Ruth Crouch, being the happy secret
which was disclosed at this time.
Mrs. Nettie Jacobs is spending
this winter in New York in the home
of her son, Mr.. Clarence Jacobs.
Miss Gladys Sawyer entertained
the bridge club during the past week
and here decorations were of Hal
lowe'en. The tables held yellow
pumpkins filled with candies and the
score cards had the witches and COB
Inns of this wierd night. The top
score was held by Mrs. w. E. La
Grone, who received bowl of mar
scissi and Mrs. James Halford drew
the visitors prize, a set of cards,
and S. Maxwell was given
sconso!atii aFdtlh Esil q va
riety Of sandwiches, was served, the
napkins being decorated in Hal
lowe'en pumpkins and witches.
Those from here to attend the
State W. C. T. u. meeting at New
berry this week, are Mrs. T.. R. Den
ny, state recording secretary; Mrs.
j. H. White and Miss Zena Payne,
state superintendents of depart
ments and delegates, Mrs. Haltiwan-
ger and Mrs. Thomas Weiderman.
The district Mason's meeting was
held at Aiken last Friday night and
there were 18 from here TO attend.
There were many matters of busi-
ness to attend to and a fine address
was heard. A banquet followed the
meeting, to which, it is said, all did
full justice.
The Literary Society of the high
school had it's monthly meeting on
Friday and debate was one of the
features of the program. In turn,
each pupil is on duty this way, which
is very improving.
Mr.. Frank Suber has gone to
Jonesville to spend the winter in the
home of his daughter.
Mrs. Walter Hendrix and Mr..
Fred Hendrix of Leesville were Wis
itors in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. M. Turner on Sunday.
Mr.. Walker Mobley has gone to
Rock Hill, having accepted q position
there.
Mrs. Stan Sawyer has announced
the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Lila Sawyer to Mr. Anderson,
of Columbia, the marriage to take
place the last of November.
On Sunday morning Rev. W. S.
Brooke urged the church members
to bear in mind the meeting which
will begin first Sunday in November.
He will be assisted by DR.. Fuller of
Greenwood, and a singer has been
engaged to have charge of the sing