Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, July 21, 1920, Image 8

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Office No 61 Residence, No. 17 Wednesday, July 21. LOCAL AND PERSONAL Mr. Morris Deal is here visiting _2ns parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Deal. Mr. M. C. Horne of Aiken paid a visit to The Advertiser office Mon day. Miss Rosada Talbert of Parksville is the guest of Miss R?sela Parker this week. Master Renaud Shannonhouse of Fitzgerald, Ga., is spending a while here visiting friends. Mr. Bowles Morgan spent Sunday in Waynesboro, Ga., with his sisterj Miss Gladys Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bryan of Kirksey visited their mother, Mrs. Sadie Bryan last week. Mrs. David Britton of Sumter, is her in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Peak. Miss Susan Mathis of Trenton has Jbeen visiting her cousin, Mrs. Wal ter Nicholson this week. Miss Ida Folk is visiting two friends in Beech Island, Misses Cath erine Atkinson and Gertrude Dun bar. Miss Moultrie Drake of Bennetts ville is here spending some happy days with her friend, Miss Magaret May. Mrs. F. F. Rainsford and children have gone to Greer to spend two weeks visiting Mrs. Arthur /Chil dress. Misses Hotensia Woodson and Florence Mims spent the week-end in Augusta with Mrs. W. R. Mc Donald. Misses Frances and Weinona Bur nett of Greenwood are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Schenk. Mr. D.. A. G. Ouzts of Greenwood came over Sunday to visit his aunt, Mrs. Fannie Ouzts, finding her much improved. Dr. and Mrs. Percy Byrd of Ridge Spring spent Sunday in Edgefield as guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Byrd. Mrs. W. H. Dorn spent the week end at home, returning on Monday to Columbia where she is under med ical treatment. Mrs. W. L. Dunovant is spending the next ten days at that delightful summer resort and place of inspira tion, Montreat. Bear in mind that unless you en roll before next Tuesday night you will be denied the privilege of vot ing in the primary election. Mrs. Lucy Dugas and Miss Lucy Frances arrived Saturday from Washington and are guests in the home of Miss Mae Tompkins. Miss Mary Adams of Greenwood spent several days here last week on her way to visit her mother, Mrs. Corrie Adams at Meeting Street. Miss Elizabeth Bryan of Green ville is visiting Miss Katherine Mims. These two young ladies graduated in the same class at Winthrop Col lege. Miss Kellah Fair entertained at dinner for Miss Elizabeth Bryan on Monday, Miss Bryan being a niece -ot Mrs. Warren Fair of Beech Is land. Mrs. W. S. Robinson is visiting relatives in Hickory, N. C. She is ac companied by her daughter, Miss Kate Robinson, and little sons Joe and Percy. Capt. N. G. Evans and Miss Mary Evans returned Thursday from San Francisco, where Capt. Evans at tended the National Democratic convention. Mr. E. S. Johnson has nearly com pleted the remodeling of his resi dence on Main Street, having added a second story as well as making other improvements. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Winn and Miss Maggie Winn are visiting Mr. #nd Mrs. T. E. Cochran in Eustis, Fla. They also visited in Daytona .Beach. Mrs. Winn writes that the froad? are fine and flowers are bloom ing everywhere. Mr. Edward Jay of Grenwood ac companied Miss Royall Peak from Greenwood in his car, and was pres ent at the funeral ef Miss Willie Sullivan Peak on Wednesday. Dr. R. G. Lee is conducting a meet ing this week at Gray Court in Lau rens county. Mrs. Lee and Beulah G. are in Greenville with Mrs. Lee's mother who is still very sick. The Woman's Missionary Union, auxiliary to the Edgefield Associa tion will be held at Modoc Tuesday and Wednesday, August 24 and 25. Full program will appear soon. Mrs. T. P. Morgan returned Mon day from Waynesbore, Ga., where she has been with her daughter, Miss Gladys Mogan, who has been in the hospital but is now steadily im proving. Mr. Abram Daitch has purchased the stock of goods of Mr. E. S. Rives and will continue the business at the present stand until he can get the store room now occupied by the Peoples Bank. LOST: Sunday night, July 18th, between Wards, S. C., and Johnston, S. C., one 33 x 4% McGraw Cord Casing on rim. Finder please return to B. T. Hord, Trenton, S. C., and receive reward. Mrs. J. S. Byrd and the children Tiav? returned from Columbia, bringing with them this time James S. Byrd, Jr. Miss Catherine Fitz maurice also returned to Edgefield with them for a visit. Mr. Preston Lanham who dis charges his duties faithfully as sales man for Mr. J. D. Holstein is now enjoying a short vacation, spending a portion of the time with his sister, Mrs. Mattie McKutchen, in Bishop ville. Dr. R. G. Lee is conducting re vival services in Gray Court this week but came down in his car this morning to conduct the funeral of Miss Willie Peak. He will return on the train to Gray Court this after noon. Mrs. J. B. Kennerly went over to the Columbia Hospital on Monday, accompanied by her husband, Mr. J. B. Kennerly and her sister, Mrs. W. S. Cogburn. We hope to have a fav orable report of her condition next week. The attention of our readers is di rected to the following new adver tisements this week, The Bank of Trenton, Quarles & Timmerman Va riety Store, The Corner Store, Ru bentsein, Jno. A. Holland, Yonce & Mooney and H. G. Eidson. Mr. T. S. Burton, a large mer chant and planter of Smithville, Ga., has been spending several days in Edgefield with relatives and friends while en route from his home to join his family in Asheville. Mr. Burton was formerly from Edgefield county. Mr. R. M. Scurry left for Boston and other northern points on Satur day. He will be away about ten days on this trip which has been given him by the managers and owners of the Addison Mills. Mr. Scurry has made good as a machinist from the day he entered the employment of this very generous corporation. Dr. A. H. Corley went to Atlanta Sunday night to have a number of Chevrolet automobiles brought to ?Edgefield. As freight shipments are so unsatisfactory Dr. Corley was ac companied by Messrs. Frank Lyon, W. A. Strom, H. H. Smith, Jr., Mil ledge Rolston and John Bartley who drove cars through to Edgefield. Miss May Rives has returned from ?Cameron where she went to visit her aunt, Mrs. Allie Wise. On the 6 of July this devoted relative of Miss - May who had been a mother to her on the death of her own mother, | while yet a little girl, passed away, and the anticipated happy summer ' together came to naught. Mrs. Wise ] left no children of her own. ( The home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. ] Briggs of the Meriwether section j presented a happy scene last Thurs day when a family re-union was held. In addition to the great feast that was served the day was made j very pleasant by the engaging of many relatives and friends in social ' converse. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hughey and Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hamilton stopped over in Edgefield Friday morning while returning from the re union. WANTED Live wire to sell Briscoe Automo biles in your territory. J. Hi HAM, Distributer, . Charlotte, N. C. Miss Lillian Smith who since her school closing at the Logan school in Columbia, has been in the hospital in Columbia, is at home again doing well. Miss Lillian is a splendid teach er and useful in the church and com munity wherever she goes, and her many friends are grateful that she is recovering. The Advertiser family was very happy last week in having two little girls attending the Home Demonstra fcion Short Course for a few days, Misses Ruth Scott, daughter of our friends at Philippi, Mr. and Mrs. George* Scott, and Seline Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clark of Ward. Mrs. Manly Timmons, Joseph and Manly, her two sons of Troy, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Parker of Wash ington came over to Edgefield Thurs day and remained over till Saturday, visiting their friends, Mrs. Mamie N. Tillman, Mrs. S. McGowan Simkins and Mrs. J. L. Mims. Mr. and Mrs. Parker came from Washington in their car. Having received a telegram yes terday afternoon from the secretary of the National Democratic Execu tive committee asking him to do some work in the national campaign by making a speaking tour during the month of August, Capt. N. G. Evans decided to withdraw from the race for the state senate. It would be impossible to aid in the National Democcratic campaign and at the J same (time conduct his campaign j here for the senate. Dr. B. F. Jones will give a barbe-1 cue today at Mr. Walter Samuel's mill in compliment to the Methodist Sunday school and ' some of his friends. For several years Dr. Jones has given a private barbecue in July to which he invited some of his clos est friends, giving them a day of genuine pleasure. The writer deeply regrets his inability to be present to day. Having attended these very pleasant occasions ""in the past we know what we shall miss. A Sad Event. Mrs. Sallie Bryan was called sud denly to Greenwood on Wednesday to the funeral of her brother, Mr. Edward Beale, who met death at his own hands. Mrs. Bryan returned on Saturday. Mr. Beale was buried foy the side of his first wife. He left four daughters and his wife. The friends of Mrs. Bryan feel very deep ly for her in this loss. Some Fine Bargains in Cars. Mr. W. J. Hatcher of Johnston an nounces this week that he has just brought in three carloads of automo biles only one of which is left for sale. This is a 7-passenger Buick, one of the very best cars to be bought and one of the most popular. Mr. TTatcher also announces that he has on hand one 7-passenger Cole an 8 cylinder, jus? overhauled and put in good condition. He also has other second hand cars for sale. FOR SALE: Sixty bushels of home raised Fulghum oats, $1.75 per bushel; also cow fresh to pail for $95. LESTER T.ALBERT, Edgefield, S. C., R. F.D. 2 7-21-2tpd. FOR SALE: One milch cow. See D. V. HARRIS, Edgefield, S. C. 7-21-2jt. LOMBARD Foundry, Machine, Boiler Works and Mill Supply House AUGUSTA GEORGIA Cotton Oil, Gin, Saw, Grist, Cane, Shingle Mill, Machinery Supplies and Repairs, Shafting, Pulleys, Hangers, jirate Bars, Pumps, Pipe, Valves and fittings, Injectors, Belting, Packing Elose, etc. Cast every day. ? GASOLINE AND KEROSENE ENGINES Pumping, Wood Sawing and Feed J rinding Outfits. Notice to Hunters. Notice is hereby given that all lunters' licenses expired the last lay of June and all persons who hunt should take out a new license at once [OT the year 1920-21. The law will be mforced against all violators. Li :enses can be procured from Stew art & Kernaghan or from me. J. W. Reese, Game Warden. The Fore five comfort manent top minute be i with alway? inclement w ter-proof, cc with electri mountable A real famr it? The de omy of the YONCE i H. G. News of Meeting Street. On Tuesday, July 13, Miss Mary ?Lewis accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Allen, and broth er, John, went to Glenn Springs in their car. Miss Mary intends to stay about three weeks but Mr. and Mrs Allen and John returned Saturday, the 17th. Mrs: W. L. Casey from Augusta I has been visiting her daughters, Mrs I J. T. and J. C. Adams of Meeting Street. The young people of Stevens Creek church meet in the different homes on Saturday evening to prac tice singing. After singing for a while they play games for amuse ment. Miss Mary Adams of Greenwood is spending a few days with her [mother, Mrs. W. J. Adams of Meet ing Street. Miss Martha Bell of Meeting Street has just returned from a visit in the home of her aunt, Mrs. Clara Faulkner of Mountain Creek. There will be a meeting of the I trustees and patrons of Long Cane school to elect new trustees and to I transact other business. The annual protracted meeting of the Stevens Creek church will be held the second week in August; There will be two sermons in the af ternoon. Some say that the small worms found in the cotton squares will de velop into small green worms, others say they become bugs, but let's not call them boll weevils until we are sure. Meeting Street Correspondent. Don't Be Too Cock-Sure. "You're wrong! I know positively thus and so to be a fact." Ever hear anybody talk like that? Well, you heard a man who was rapidly getting "in bad." It's those blanket statements, so very positive, set forth a little loud er than usual, that do it. They convince folks of only one thing, namely, that there is some thing about the speaker which they don't like. A great m.^ny innocent people are getting themselves "in bad" by spouting positive statements without supporting proof. They don't have many friends and 'don't know that it is this habit of speech which makes them so unpop ular. If you really want to make a point or put over an argument, you can do it much more forcefully by asking questions that will bring out the strong points in your favor, or the weak points in the opposition. In answering them, the other side of the argument defeats itself. You win your point without an tagonizing any one. If you are inclined to argue, it is a good plan to remember that there has never been a debate in which the debaters themselves have been con vinced, and that old bird, the owl, FORD THE UNIVERSAL CAR 1 Sedan the favorite famil] ably. While an enclosed cai , it has large windows, and changed to a most delightfu $ a top protecting against th 'eather it is a closed car, dust )ld-proof. Finely upholstered, c starting and lighting systei rims with 3j inch tires fronl ly car, Won't you come in ? lights of the electric car witi Ford. fc MOONEY, Edgefiel EIDSON, Johnson, FORD DEALERS INSIST ON GENUINE FORD PASTS has won the reputation of being very wise just by sitting still, look ing wise and saying nothing. Yours, B. CLOER. Miss Elizabeth Smith Hostess at Lovely Party. Mrs. Lucy Dugas of Washington, D. C. and Mrs. John K. Aull of Co lumbia, were honorees at an elabo rate party given by Miss Elizabeth Smith Monday afternoon. Seven tables of bridge and two of rook were arranged in the spacious living room and hall. Victrola music added a happy note to the vivacious affair. At the conclusion of the games, the honor guests were presented with dainty handmade silk camisoles. Mrs. Hugh Mitchell won he club Contractors Persons contemp any kind should ? for estimates, et? We make a speciall and p; We have a larg? men and can dc PARDUE? TRENTON, S. C. Bills Paid Are Never A good silent partnei upon is one of our Ba gotten yours? If no Money talks, but to t says, "Good-bye, B03 One of car certificates and night Seal yo Start i THE PEOP Where Small Depot VT) VJ; -ipi -n) -.T> -AV vc - r i r;, ? 7 car, seats r with per may in a 1 open car e sun. In -proof, wa Equipped m and de ; and rear, md look at i the econ ld, S. C. s. c. ms mm m&mm mm mm mm orize and Miss Annabel Saunders .ut the guest prize, both prizes were useful correspondence cards. Misses Douschka and Lucy Fran cis Tillman of Washington and Miss Julia Virginia Aull of Columbia, as sisted the hostess in serving a deli cious sweet course. "Pollyanna." The moving picture, "Pallyanna" which played in the Edgefield Opera House on Thursday evning for the benefit of the attendants on the Home Demonstration Short Course, was one of the best ever exhibited in Edgefield or elsewhere. This pic ture is the kind children should see and there was no sug ;estion of evil to be seen anywhere. Thanks should be tendered Miss Major and Mr. Wall for this production. and Builders lating building of see us or write us ;y of paper hanging ainting 2 force of skilled . work promptly. fe STEIFEL ROUTE 3 by Checks Paid Twice r that you can depend nk Books. Have you t, we have it for you. ;he*spendthrift it only will serve you at 5% day ur doubts. Drop tn. to-day! LES BANK rits are Appreciated