Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, May 11, 1921, Page SIX, Image 6
Greenwood and Edgefield Join
in Distributing Official
Guide Map.
Will Join Augusta, Savannah, Bruns
wick, Jacksonville and Others in
Distributing Map in North, East
and West-Dixie Highway a
Great Asset for This Sec
tion of the Country.
With the completion of the Dixie
Highway Division passing from Ashe
ville through Greenville, Greenwood,
Edgefield and into Augusta and on to
Savannah, there is opened up to this
territory another artery or trunk line
highway.
The business interests living along
,this highway have made large expen
ditures and in many places personal
sacrifices in order that the highway
be completed. This is now an accom
plished fact. There is no better high
way to be found in this: section of
the- South. Passing as it does,' from
the mountains to the sea it offers to
our people hte greatest advantage to
be found in automobile travel and the
men who completed this highway'have
given South Carolina and Georgia an
internal revenue from both commer
cial and pleasure standpoint. At a
meeting in Greenwood Friday night,
presided over by President R. B. Cur
ry of the Greenwood Chamber of
Commerce, Mr. Curry made a pleas
ing address, in which he outlined the
value of the Dixie Highway, and stat
ed that the meeting was called to dis
cuss the advisability of entering into
the coooperation publicity plan the
city of Augusta is now forming in or
der to distribute the United States
Official Highway Road Guides through
out the North this summer. Mr. Cur
ry's address inspired men who had
heretofore^ known nothing of the val
ue of the Dixie Highway.
A special delegation from Edge
field attended this meeting"*and Mr. J.
H. Cantelou, president of the Edge
field Chamber of Commerce, outlined
the future policy of Edgefield, and
stated inforcible language that Edge
field intended to assist in making the
Dixie Highway a trunk- line from the
West, North and East through the
South and jon Into Florida. He stated
that Edgefield had thoroughly inves
tigated the pommercial value of the
if highway and he assured the meeting
that from the tourists travel alone
Edgefield would be willing to exert
. ?very effort toward any plan for pub-,
licity Augusta or ?ny other city start
ed and they had agreed to co-operate
with Augusta on the Official Road
Map distribution.
Mr. Vause, of the Dixie Highway
Hotel, Eq?efield, made an address to
the meeting outlining the value as
seen from a hotel man's standpoint,
although Mr. Vause was instrument
al in establishing a free motor camp
ground in Edgefield. During the
.meeting a 'phone message was re
ceived from Mayor Hertzog, of
Greenwood, stating that the city
council was in session but would like
to attend this meeting in a body
which they did and Mayor Hertzog,
in speaking for Greenwood, assured
the gentlemen present that Green
wood was alive to the situation and !
thoroughly endorsed and would co
operate financially with Augusta, Sa
vannah, Brunswick, Jacksonville and
all the towns so far enlisted in the
plan to distribute the Official High
way Map throughout the North this
summer. He stated that he knew a
great caravan of people could be in
duced to travel this way, to settle in
.our country, to help develop our
"farming industries and, in short, he
considered the Dixie Highway one of
the greatest assets this state or any
other state possessed through which
it passed.
After a few moments discussion re
. solutions were sent to this paper by
the Greenwood Chamber of Com
merce and the Edgefield Chamber of
Commerce complimenting the city of
Augusta on its broad plan of endeav
or and stating that they would co
operate fully ?md assist in every man
ner towards making the proposition
the biggest success possible.
The Chronicle wishes to extend its
thanks for the courteous attention
:given Mr. Chas. F. Rossignol, who
?explained this proposition at the
above mentioned meeting and to the
Oregon Hotel for courtesies to Mr.
Rossignol.-Augusta Chronicle. !
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Short Course For Wqmen at
Winthrop.
From July 4 to 16 the Short Course
for Women will b eoffered at Win
throp College. This course, offered at
the request of the club women of the
State, is designed to meet the needs
of the woman in the home who is
hungering for intellectual stimula
tion and for recreation.
Any course offered during the
Summer School is open to those who
attend this Short Course, but a spe
cial program is ?rranged in order
that some unit im each subject may
be covered in the two weeks' session.
This program will include studies in
English, history, psychology, home
'nursing, household, arts, household
science, social science, parliamentary
law and citizenship. All are interest
ed in reducing adult illiteracy, and
to aid this work Miss Eva Hite, for
mer President of the ' State School
Improvement Association, will give
a course in methods of teaching adult
illiterates.
During this course there will be
several important conferences held
at the college. The nurses and hos
pital workers of the state will hold
one, lasting probably the entire two
weeks. Mrs. F. S. Munsell, Chairman
of the South Carolina League of
Women Voters, has called a-meeting
of the heads of the , various state or
ganization to meet' at the college on
July 6 for a conference.
This Short Course given an oppor
tunity for the woman in the1 home
to renew her youth, to refresh her
memory on many points, and to re
ceive inspiration to carry back to her
home and her community.
The cost of this delightful two
weeks is simply the cost of board,
$9.00 per week or $2.00 per day for
a shorter length of time. Those wish-,
ing to reserve rooms or secure fur
ther information may write to Miss
Leila A. Russell, Winthrop College,
Rock Hill, S. C.
NOTICE.
We having organized the*Edgefield
National Farm Loan Association in
connection with the ,Federal Land
Bank, I shall be glad to file your ap
plication for a loan.
J. H. CANTELOU,
Secretary-Treasurer.1
Edgefield, S. C.
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Optometrist-Optician,
Edgefield, S. C.
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I P. W. Cheatham_ 25.00
W. E. Cogburn_ 8.60
Jackson Market __- 17.90
S. H. Allen_ 89 "0
Ransom & Bryan _'_ 3u00
F. F. Edmunds_ 84.00
Happ Bros._I '- 88.73
J. R. Timmerman_ 51.00
Jno. G. Edwards_ 10.00
'Shunk Mfg. Co._ 21.00
Stewart & Kernaghan 18.50
W. S. G. Heath_ 1.5p
L. T. May_ 1.00
W. W. Adams - - 151.15
Bettis Cantelou __ ^_ 17.50
M..W. Holson '__ __ . 21.70.{
Daitch Bros. #-'-t 19.55
A. Barling_I-'-" 15.00
J. L. Mims_ 12-.50
Board Public Works __ 17.25
Yonce & Mooney 173.57
H. L. Corley_ 75.18
Press Morgan_ 70.00
Edgefield Chronicle_ '24.00
F. E. Prince_ 70.00
M. A.%Watson_ 16.66
B. F. Adams_ 3.00
J. A. Townsend, Agt. __ 194.82'
Hamilton Auto Co. __2.00
E. R Winn Bros._' 48.46
S. G. Reel_ , 7.75
J. L. Prince_'_ 54.001
W. W. Fuller_ 117.66
W. T. Kinnaird_ 10.00
B. T. Bussey_ 25.00
W. . R. Swearingen_ 173.73
W. R. Swearingen_ 51.60
Edgefield Mere. Co. 92.52
J. N. DeVore. ..._ 15.65
Alford Terry_ 17.50
T. L. Talbert_,_ 12.50
J. D. Kemp & Co._ 212.59
T. E. Byrd_ 10.40
Arrington Bros. __'__ j 23.80
A. A. Edmunds _ 106.40
B. B. Jones_ 6.50
L. S. Reese ___ 60.00
L. C. Parker Co._ 16.05.
West & Williams_ 12.75
E. H. Folk_ 15.00
T. W. McMillian_ 2.50
M. J. Miller, Sec. for In
surance _ 188.75
$2,619.24
W. A. Bunting Co._ -192.49
Total Ordinary Co. $2,811.73
W. R. & C. L. Johnstone,
Dixie Highway_ __ $5,978.62
R. D. Waring, Engineer. _ 228.29
Total paid out of . Federal
Fund_$6,206.91
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