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

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Mr.. Belts Bouknigkt had fine ex-
hibit of cotton at the state fair which
took the blue ribbon.
Prof. Whilden, of Columbia was
the guest of friends here for the
weekend.
Mrs. W. E. LaGrone and children
have gone to Aiken to visit the for
mer's mother, Mrs. Coleman.
Mr.. A. j. Mobley has purchased
the dwelling of DR.. c. P. Corn and
he and his wife will reside there, fol-
lowing the departure of DR.. and Mrs.
Corn for their future home in Green
Vile.
The Apollo Music club met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. M. T.. Turner
and Miss Frances Turner as hostess
es and very pleasant meeting was
had. The club voted to have COM
munity sing on the evening of
Thanksgiving day and also Febru-
Iary 22nd, if all things are suitable.
Plans were made for the visit of the
state president and district president
on November 20. The chairman of
American Citizenship urged the men,
bers to vote on Tuesday, November
7th at the general election, request
having also come from President
General and national department
chairman. The program on musical
forms was enjoyed.
Piano, Czardos, Mcdowell, Miss
Sawyer.
Vocal, Habener, Moszowski, Miss
Barre.
Piano, Tarantelle, Virgil, Miss
Marie Lewis.
Vocal, Selected, Mrs. David Kellar.
Piano, Polka, Raft, Mrs. Minis
Walker.
All enjoyed dainty repast. the
hostesses being assisted in serving
by Mrs. Wallace Turner and Mrs.
Harry Strother.
Mrs. Thomas Mitchell of Leesville
is visiting her mother, Mrs. j. H.
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Black of At
lanta are guestsaof M Alice Cox
and their grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Hamilton.
Miss Louelle Norris of Columbia
spent the weekend here with the
homefolks.
Mrs. Matte Chavous of Bath has
been the guest of friends.
Mrs. Charlie Kenney of Warren
vile has been for visit to friends.
Miss Annie Holmes Harrison, who
is teaching music at Edgefeld High
School, spent the weekend here with
her mother, Mrs. Annie Harrison.
Miss Maude Wright has returned
from Augusta where she has been
spending while with her sister, Mrs.
Gerard Tarrant.
Miss Natalie Yonce and Miss Eliz-
abeth Bubose of Ridge Spring have
been visiting Miss Mary Walker.
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Dobey and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry N. Do
bey have been to Augusta for a short
visit in the home of Mrs. Charlie
Brunson.
Mrs. P. B. Waters was hostess for
the New Century club en- Tuesday
afternoon. There were many matters
for discussion. Book week will be OBJ
served, ind it was suggested that one
afternoon be an open meeting for
mothers. The social service commit
tee had done many pleasing things,
and Sl.5O Tor bulbs Tor winter f1oW-
ers was given the committee. The civ
ic committee hoping that during the
year the council could get possession
of the $500 left by Capt Johnston in
his will for this town which bears his
name, stated that the members were
also anxious to see the fount erected,
for which this fund was stipulated.
The committee will urge the council
men to look into this matter and Sc
cure funds. The members were all
urged to vote on Tuesday, November
7th, by the American Citizenship
chairman. Miss Clara Sawyer was
elected delegate to the conference at
Fairfax. The study topic being IA
nous women, talks were given by