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Edgefield Advertiser

Location

Edgefield, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1918

Page

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Johnston Letter: Ridge association church convention in Richland Springs

The Baptist Sunday School convention of the Ridge association meets Thursday and Friday at Richland Springs church with Rev. Thos. Watts of Columbia as a chief speaker. Delegates include Abner Asbell P N Lott J C Lewis Stanton Lott W S Sawyer and others. Highlights: anniversary sermon by Rev W S Brooke, Red Cross drive of 1500 and baptism of Jack Neal Lott. Notices of local visitors, engagements, and community events follow.

Baptist Sunday School Convention of the Ridge Association Richland Springs Church Thos. Watts Columbia State S. S. Sec Messrs Abner Asbell P.N. Lott J. C. Lewis Stanton Lott W.S. Sawyer J. A. Dobey Joe Herlong J. C. Rodgers W. E. Edwards J. Watson W. S. Brooke Will Sawyer Red Cross Sawyer Herbert Eidson Methodist Jack Neal Lott Galbraith Selina Galbraith J. A. Dobbey Knight Pearl White Greyent Georgia Turner Caton Toole Aiken Crouch Batesburg Price Teague Price Augusta Antoinette Denny Lee Price Florida Smyer Harry Strother Eugene McAlpine Hartsville Mrs McAlpine Mary Lucia Mobley Joseph Cox Hendersonville N. C W. P. Cassells West Main St Robert Leavell Newberry P. N. Lott W.S. Mobley T. D. Padgett Emma Lou Bean Sadie Bruce Coker College Isabel Bessie Bean Coker Flora Reardon Phil Waters J. W. Bradfield Charlotte W. A. Bradfield C. D. Kenney Susie J. Latimer Birmingham Ala J. L. Derrick Ray Scott A. P. Lewis Archie Lewis Camp Jackson Benj. Lewis Camp Sevier

Children’s Day Observed at Methodist Church Service

Sunday morning service at the Methodist Church featured a children's exercise with Cradle Roll in charge of Mrs. Lovie Smith and others presenting flowers. Mrs. J. G. Edwards led the day’s program, Hon. B. E. Nicholson presided, Rev. A. L. Gunter spoke on Sunday School work and funds. Collection totaled about $25.00.

Lovie Smith Thomas Motte Kernaghan John Lovelace Gunter J. G. Edwards B. E. Nicholson A. L. Gunter

Branson Announces Candidacy for Edgefield Magistrate

N L Branson declares candidacy for the first magisterial district of Edgefield County and pledges to abide by the result of the Democratic primary election. Also notes Pure seed prices and a Modoc, S item.

Edgefield County N. L. Branson

Red Oak Grove Urges Red Cross Support In War Effort

Red Oak Grove urges weekly Red Cross donations during wartime with messages from Rev Kesterson and J L Mims. A large Baptist Church rally in Red Hill raised about $1900 led by Bishop Guerry and ex Gov John C Sheppard, with calls to surpass county goals for the soldiers at the front.

Red Cross Baptist Church R. G. Shannowhouse John C. Sheppard J. Wm. Thurmond Bishop Guerry Thurmond Sheppard

Murray Tompkins Army Wedding In Columbia

One of Columbia's prominent army weddings celebrated Miss Mary Murray daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Murray to Lieut. Arthur S. Tompkins Jr. of the Fifty third Pioneer Infantry at Washington Street Methodist Church. The ceremony drew about 100 guests at the Murray home on Bee Street with a reception following. The bride, a leading society figure, wore white satin and tulle. the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Tompkins of Edgefield, attended by officers from Camp Wadsworth. The event featured a jeweled bouquet, pink and white decorations, and a large spread. guests included family, officers, and out of town relatives. The couple left for Ashville and Spartanburg after the festivities.

Columbia Mary Murray William J. Murray Arthur S. Tompkins Jr Fifty-third Pioneer Infantry Camp Wadsworth Washington Street ‘Methodist Church Murray Bee Street Arthur S. Tompkins Edgefield Davidson College University ‘of South Carolina Oglethorpe Tom “Lohengrin Killarney Ophelia Ruth Tompkins Henry H. Harris Mesdames William J. Murray, Jr Louis Murray Jaquelin Cooper Ida Fripp Louise Watrous Tampa Grace Earle Sara Cain Mae Tompkins William Capers Powers Hugh Aiken Laurens Addison Johnson Camp Jackson Frank Simrill Camp Wadsworth J. E .Wylie Bruce Hodges Nathaniel Stimson Arthur Hill Roger Heyward W. S. James Henry H. Harris, Jr Donald Sanders Mark Carlisle Washington Street Church A. N. Brunson Tompkins Jace Robert A. Lancaster W. T. C. Bates Luther McKay Hawkins Frank Durham Pinkney V. Mikell R. J. Blalock Kate Patterson J. G. Wannamaker Orangeburg R. C. Holman Barnwell Mary Hampton Jane Kealhofer Punch Marguerite Patterson John K. Aull Howard Dewey William Earle Kate Hampton Manning J. T. Gray Blanche Jones Lila May Mimnaugh Elmire de Graffenreid Louise Bruton Esther Graydon Little Davis Spartanburg Joe Holland Ruth, Mae Grace Tompkins Howard Dew Carry Darby Harrison Walhalla F. P. McGowan Arthur S. Tompkins, Jr Washington Street Methodist Church Jefferson Hotel Miss Murray Lieutenant Tompkins May Tompkins William Murray, Jr Henry Hollingsworth Harris J. E. Wyle Stimson

Dinner for Bridal Party Before Mary Murray's Wedding

A dinner at the Jefferson Hotel honored Miss Mary Murray with Lieut. Arthur S. Tompkins Jr. as the couple prepares for their Washington Street Methodist Church ceremony. Attending were the bridal party and families, with pink carnation decor and five course service for 25.

Hardy Happenings: crops progress amid rain and community events

The column notes rain yet good for corn and grass though wheat warned by wet May. It praises Mr H L Bunch's fields, Miss Lizzie Butler's crops, and a bountiful harvest of potatoes and cabbages. It covers a Meriwether Hall barbecue, club reorganization with officers elected, new members, and Red Cross fundraising plans. Also mentions illness of Mr John Matthews and soldiers overseas.

H. L. Bunch George McKie Lizzie Butler J. H. Adams Meriwether Hall W. T. Briggs H. F. Cooper Alvin Stevens Fred Barker H. H. Scott Stokes Messrs. Stokes G. L. Wright Mealing T. L. Harley Red Cross John Mays George Adams John Matthews

Parrot Language Sparks Domestic Snippet at Firestone House

Mrs Murch laments the parrot's dreadful language while Mrs Nothing recalls her husband bought the bird, claiming an engine trouble mishap during the car trip. The exchange spotlights a domestic scene at Firestone House.

Murch Firestone House

LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININE Ad Claims Safer Head Relief

An advertisement touts LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININE as superior to ordinary Quinine claiming tonic and laxative effects without nervousness or head ringing. The copy urges noting the full product name and to seek the signature of R. W. GROVE on the package or endorsement. The price is listed as 25 cs.

R. W. Grove

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Johnston Will Wright Maud Helen Edith Agnes Wright Emmie Mitchell Greenville Willie Wright Lewis Blount Ione Owdom Ehrhardt W. L. Quattlebaum Pitman Lillie Morgan Greymont H. W. Dobey Sallie Dozier New Century Club W. P Cassels Times Methodist Church Julia K. Prescott Modoc, S Red Oak Grove Red Hill Bailey Sime J. W. Thurmond DeVore Kesterson Edgefield Association Dendis Dow Mamie Bassey Jessie Bailey Pickens Bailey Mims Tillman George Gilchest Cleora Chicago South Carolina A. S. Tompkins Hardy
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