Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-04-26
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Report of Lee Club Meeting.
Women Shown Consider
alton. Sunday School
Convention Meets.

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Lee Democratic club met in the op-
era house Saturday afternoon, April
22nd, The following officers were
elected: president, S. ]. Watson; vice
president, DR.. J.lA. Dobey; clerk and
treasurer, John Wright; j. w. Cox
was elected executive committeeman
Delegates elected to attend the coun-
ty convention were Mrs. c. ".
Wright, Mrs. M. ". Denny, DR.. J. A.
Dobey, j. w. Cox, j. w. Sawyer,
John Wright, J.. G. Mobley and S.
j. Watson. The committee on enroll
ment and registration will be Mrs.
j. w. Cox, Mrs. j. A. Dobey, Mrs.
NJ. T. Turner, Mrs. John Wright and
Mrs. j. G. Mobley.
; During this week the B. Y. P. u.
is having a study period, each even
ing being devoted to some educating
topic. The first meeting was of the
fundamental principles of the union,
and the course will be--most benef-
cial. DR.. j. A.@Dobey is in charge of
this and Mrs. Mitchell of Saluda will
be the teacher.
The Sunday School Convention,
Ridge association, meets Saturday
and Sunday with the Philippi Bap-
tist church. The Sunday school from
here is sending sixteen delegates;
Mrs. M. T. Turner is spending this
week at the State D. A. R. school,
Tamassee. She is member of the
Board of Trustees, and several busi-
ness matters are to be discussed and
plans made.
Mrs. Darby and Miss Carrie Darby
of Walhalla, have been guests of Mrs.
C. P. Corn.
Miss Blanche Sawyer, who has
been sick for. three weeks, is now
improving and able to be UP. e a a
!. Mrs. w. ). Hatcher went to Green
wood last week to attend the
son conf eience. =
Mrs. G. R. Jones has been in Greer
for the past two week., visiting her
grandmother. She has the sympathy
of her friends in the death of her
grandfather, which occurred rd-
Gently.
The Manual Training class of the
High School has wonderful exhibit
ready for display at commencement.
The students are really talented and
should continue further this work.
If the articles were for sale these
could be quickly disposed of, for the
work is very superior in finish. Prof.
S. N. Lott, who has charge of their
department is to be congratulated
upon the success of this work.
Mrs. Yeomans is the guest !of her
daughter, Mrs. j. w. Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard Tarrant and
little son of Mccormick are guests
in the home of Mr.. Will Wright.
Miss Leda Gall of 'Leesville, has
been visiting friends.
Mrs. Amick, of Newberry has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. B.
Lott and on her return home, she was
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs., Lott,
and little daughter, who will visit
her.
Mr.. suber has returned from
Jonesville, where he has been spend:
ing some time with his daughter. .
Mrs. Tribble and little daughter
are the guests of Mrs. M. w. Crouch.
Miss Grace Witt VINO has a posi-
ton at, Batesburg, has been for a
visit to the home folks.
The minstrel given here Friday
evening under the auspices of the
Athletic association, was well attend
ed and the door receipts amounted
to NS105. 1t was coached by Prof.
Weldon, who received one-third of
the amount.
Mr.. Duane Austin of Augusta vis-
tied in the home of his aunt, Mrs.
Nettie Austin, during the past week.
Miss Mallie Waters spent last
week in Columbia in the home of her
cousin, Mrs. Clark Waring.
Those interested in poultry should
see the beautiful fowls Of Mrs. A. P.
Lott. At her country placesnear town,
she-is making,a speciality of the Red
Rock, besides other fine stock, and
her yard is filled with chickens of all
sizes