Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-06-28

teaching in Plum Branch but has ac-
cepted a position to teach in Aynor,
Horny county, for the session Of
1929.
Tell your friends and %neighbors
about the tubercular clinic which is
to be held in Edgefeld Friday, July
1. 1t is absolutely free. This is a Won
derful opportunity for the people of
Edgefeld county and let US combine
our efforts and make the most of it.
The Edgefeld friends of Miss Jane
Fraser were pleased to see her pic
ture in the Columbia Record Sunday
along with those Of about a dozen
other leading Columbia women. She
was referred to as being a leader in
medical circles and also president of
the States Nurses Association.
The State Highway Commission has
just sent two engineers to Edgefeld
to survey a highway between Edge
field and Johnston, (which stretch Of
road is a part Of the South Carolina
highway system from county seat to.
county seat. We understand that
some improvements will also be made
on the Dixie Highway.
The State Association of the
Blind will convene in Anderson to-
morrow and remain in session three
days. Rev. P. P. Blalock and Miss
Mamie Gunter will go to Anderson
tomorrow to attend the association.
Both are on the program. Mrs. A. 7.
Samuel will take Mr.. Blalock and
Miss Gunter to Anderson in her car.
Mr.. T. B. Lanham stopped over in
Edgefeld yesterday with his sisters,
Mrs. w. H. Dorm and Mrs. ]. P. Nix
on, while en- reute to Columbus, o.,
to visit his daughter. While away he
will attend the Niagara Y. M. G. A.
conference, having been honored by
being chosen as one of only three
Southern secretaries to attend this
conference.
One of the younger set from Edge
field who is attending the summer
school at Winthrop college, in writ
ing of the fare, says, sit is very good
what there is of it. For instance, this
morning we had for breakfast a cup
of tea, a small amount of light bread,
two spoons Of hominy and a square
inch of egg" But that's an adequate
breakfast for a chit of a girl in hot
weather.
The Yonce Motor Company calls
attention to the Ford Hospital in
Edgefeld again this week and states
that Mr.. Posey, the chief operator,
and his able corps of assistants will
do the work. These experienced me-
chanics are especially skilled for
working on Ford cars and Fordson
tractors. When your Ford needs a
doctor take it to the Ford Hospital
in Edgefeld.
Mr.. j. G. Holland is being congrat-
ulated upon his good fortune in
securing the Edgefeld post Office. His
nomination as postmaster has been
sent to the senate by President Hard
ing and his confirmation is expected
every day. He will enter upon his du-
ties as soon as he receives his COM
mission from Washington. MIR. Hol-
land has not yet announced who his
assistant will be.
Mr.. Richard Timmons is a visitor
in Edgefield today and is being very
warmly greeted by his old Edgefield
friends. He is making his home in
Birmingham, Ala, where he is engag-
ed in the furniture business. His two
sons, Earl and Minis, are now stall
wart young men. The former is a
mechanic and is foreman in a large
foundry and the latter is book-keeper
for a chain of cotton mills.
Mr.. H. G. Edison, the Ford dealer
of Johnston and Ridge Spring, calls
attention in his large advertisement
this week to the shortage in Ford
cars and urges prospective buyers to
place their orders at once. Mr.. Ed
son has two carloads soon to arrive,
a portion of which have already been
sold. He can make it easy for you to