Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-09-20
RED OAK GROVE.
State Mission Day to be OBJ
served. Approaching Mar
riage of Much Cen
uine Interest.

uine Interest.
The Woman's Mission Society of
Red Oak Grove with the assistance
of the junior organizations will OBJ
serve State Mission Day next first
Sunday, October first, Immediately
after the session of Sunday school.
The Y. w. AS will render demon
stration of South Carolina by the
following girls: Misses Lullie Tim
norman, Kathlene Kenrick, Fannie
and Sadie Dow, Maude and Marie
Hamilton, Mildred Bussey, Maggie
and Eva Agner, Alice Rearden, May
Jordan and Annie Doolittle.
Flat Rock Sunday school continues
to meet with cooperation on the part
of the parents who send their chill
dren regularly. The interest is en-
couraging, attendance is increasing.
The summer months seem hard on.
most Sunday schools.
Our neighborhood has settled
down to business. Everybody is busy
now endeavoring to harvest and take
care Of every available thing for
winter use, as it has been predicted
a hard winter for us. A good rule is
to make The best of every day as it
comes; think less about ourselves and
this world, and prepare for the life
to come. Then we would have little
time to worry about weather condi-
tioas, as many do.
Miss Essie Bussey left last Sat-
urday to resume her school work
near Bethany. Her stay here has been
quite helpful, making many warm
friends here as elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Press Parkman an
nounce the marriage of their daught-
er, Lou Eva, to Mr.. Robert Grihis,s
September 10th, at the Baptist par
sonage in Edgefeld by Rev. A. T.
Allen. This young couples friends
extend Y heart eepg granI q M ationss to-
lthel.
The marriage of Miss Mamie Bus
sey and Mr.. Walter Griffis on the
21st is an event of much interest for
this week.
Miss Allie Evans of Abbeville has
arrived to be present at the Bussey-
Grifis marriage, being a very warm
friend of the bride for a number of
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oneal Zimmerman
gave quite pleasant sociable in
honor of their friend, and former
school teacher, Miss Lois McAfee of
Granite Falls, N. c., on last Friday
night. Miss McAfee is being warmly
greeted by her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Demps Bussey spent
last Sunday in the home of Mr..
Charlie Parkman.
Mrs. Ruby Minor from Plum
Branch visited her aunt, Mrs. George
Bussey last week.
The pretty little daughter, Esther,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Dorm is Wis
iting Miss Lullie Zimmerman this
week.
We read in last weeks news from
McKendree where Mrs. Maggie Crit
fis visited her brother, Mr.. Whitman
Harling. She has many friends dere
who are delighted to know she is
able to be out.
Mrs. D. B. Morgan has been on
the sick list but is improving now.
Mrs. Nellie Dow had as her guest,
Miss Marie Griffin Of Greenwood.
Misses Sadie and Fannie Dow Wis
tied at Parksville and attended the
Sunday school convention there last
SuHudy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bussey also Mrs.
w. A. Dow and Mr.. Clifford Dow at.
tended the Parksville convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. George .Bussey were
present at the Sunday school conven-
ton and enrolled Red Oak Grove
school, also Flat Rock. We should
strive to make our Sunday school in
teresting if we want our young folks
to attend.
We enjoy Miss Florence Minis
weekly letters. They are quite inter-
esting and inspire others to reach
out into the calling in life. God has
place for each of US. Are we striv-
| ;,o +o Gl1 that n1aca evan at sacri-