Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-05-17

reaching. 1t IS mere that the principles
of law observance, which later can be
engendered and made secure. Check
the tendency to disregard authority
in the young and we shall see greater
respect for our laws in the next gen.
GRAFTON.
Mrs. Posey and Miss jamie Bruce
were guests of their sister, Mrs. Cato,
during the past week.
Mrs. Willie Tompkins and Mrs.
Fannie Jefferson have been visiting
at Meeting Street in the home of
their sister, Mrs. John Allen.
Mrs. Mary Hamilton had a fall on
Friday which resulted in very Sc
verely sprained ankle. She is very
feeble and is not able to walk about
the home very much, hence the acci-
dent.
Mrs. Jesse Derrick has been sick
for the past two weeks, but is now i'm
proving.
Mr.. Frank Weirse, of Charleston
is here for visit to his wife and lit
tie daughter, in the home of Mrs.
Weirse's father, Mr.. Westmoreland.
At the Baptist Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening the topic for dis
cussion was "The Sunday School"
and the special music was furnished
by the teachers and officers, twenty
five in number. They chose one of
the good, old time melodious songs,
with ringing chorus, and by the
time they reached the last verse there
seemed to be contagious musical
spirit and it was found that most ev-
erybody had joined in, so at the last
chorus all were asked to sing, and
the good old song sounded more
beautiful than ever before.
The New Century club met with
Miss Zena Payne on Tuesday after
noon,with almost a full attendance.
At business, conducted by Mrs. P. B..
Waters, plans were made for the OBJ
sesgancess of G,iitizensh Day July
4th. This day is now permanent
contribution on the part of the Cen
eral Federation to American life, and
is the occasion to welcome t. the du-
ties and obligations and are to pledge
themselves anew to their country,
their state and their town. Programs
for the day were given out by the
State Chairman who made some sug-
gestions for local work. All reports
of officers and committees showed ac-
tive work, the club having paid ali
Indebtedness, with good amount on
hand. An interesting program was
had and after music, salad course
was served, each plate having a
Eboutonniere of sweet peas.
/ Mrs. Browne, of Hickory, N. c.,
has been visiting the family of her
son, Mr.. John Browne.
Mr.. RAYMOND Siftley, of Orange
burg, spent a part of last week with
relatives.
DR.. Mary Higgins attended the Os-
teopathic convention held recently
in Spartanburg.
Mrs. o. D. Black has been ap-
pointed Matron of Honor from Camp
McHenry, to attend the annual re-
union, United Confederate Veterans,
which is being held this week in Dar-
tlington.
Among the veterans going to Dar-
lington to the reunion are Judge j.
G. Mobley, Mr.. Frank Suber, Mr..
Derrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mitchell, of
Leesville spent the week end in the
home of Mr.. j. ID. White.
Miss Louise Boyd who is teaching
at Graniteville was the guest of Mrs.
Walter Sawyer Saturday and Sum
day. She was accompanied by two of
her friends.
The firm of Sawyer and Milford
has dissolved partnership and is now
in the name of Mr.. Will Sawyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene, Kneese and
children and DR.. Kneese, of Ridge
Spring spent Sunday in the home of
Mr.. M. w. Clark.
Raid on Still.