West End Social Roundup of Misses and Masters
In West End a busy spell of visits and gatherings unfolds as Mrs. Frank W. Gregg travels to Longville South Carolina and many local residents host and attend parties, teas, and family visits. Notable guests include Miss Septimer Hollingaworth Miss Antonette Hammond and Mrs. Mary Perrie while Rev. Creston B.Wi and Mr. Jamie Roger are among visitors. The community notes include a Valentine party at the school a colonial tea and a church event. Local families, guests, and students are mentioned with trips to Anderson Richmond Calhoun and Greensboro as well as attendance at meetings and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Gregg
Longville
S.C
Lucy Thomson
Luther Highemith
Frank B. Gary
Richmond
Septimer Hollingaworth
Creston B. Wi of
Anderson
G. A. Neuffer
Tampa
Fla
Cuba
Charles Yeargin
Columbia Theological Seminary
Friends
J. £. Bailey
Florida
Misa Kathering Whitley
Mra
S Colonial
Sam Neisler
Henry Hill Chester
Gay
Wille Calhoun
Atlanta
Mary Perrie
Edwin Parker
Bellevue
Nettle Hammond
Spartanburg
Charles Hammond
Mond
Geo. Smith
Greenwood
Hoguelet
Merof
Clark
Catawba
Mise ‘Ie Mikell
Bamter
Kether Dick
Robert Duan
Donaldsville
eDill
Alex Dick
Pena
Ivy Calhoun
John Avid
Nawberry
Point
Marion McCravy
Ciloton
Tofher Aguthra
Ward Thom
Frances Lawson
Lewis Lawron
Russell
Irienda
Columbia
Casheston
Newberry
Miss Sligreaves
Winnsboro
Sooo
Erskine
Miuula Guyon
Mie Pearl Watson
Mt. Carmel
Sue
Jer. £. Bowen
Norfolk, Va
JL. C. Galloway
D. H. Witherspoon
Eb, P. Kennedy
Rev
Edwards
Barlow
Fis
Frank Epps
South Carolina University
Taylor
G. B. White
Chester
Baturdey
John Bonner
Pelzer
Pel“r
The Lien Law and the Poor Man’s Plight
Letter from Abbeville County criticizing repeal of the lien law. The author argues the law protects poor farmers against credit extortion by merchants, warns repeal would harm the economy and creditors, and questions political leaders' motives. References to Confederate memories and local figures appear, urging voters to oppose repeal and elect supportive representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lytog
Lowndesvil
Prors
Bane
Shiloh
Bentonvill
Averyin Wood
Minnie
J. M. Harden
Ana Mays
Abbeville County
Paal
Ander
Goods Advertised on the National Steel Range
A fragment notes goods cooked on a National Steel Range priced at 10 cents. The sparse line hints at a small ad item highlighting kitchenware offers and very low pricing from a period newspaper segment.
National asbestos steel range praised by Mrs Wilson
A Nashvillian praises Phillips and Buttorff Mfg Co for supplying a National asbestos steel range used to bake President Roosevelt’s Christmas cake of Tennessee red winter wheat. She notes the range’s performance for cabinet officers and other officials across the Union and lauds its reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wilson
Chronic Constipation Cured With Orino Laxative Syrup
Cure claims for chronic constipation using Orino Laxative Syrup with fruit syrup. The ad asserts digestion improves, liver and bowels activated, natural action restored, and offers a pleasant taste. Substitutes discouraged. Also promotes Preventics cold remedies and sale by local vendor A. Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oring
P. B
Grinpa
A. Milford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cameron Steel Ranges
Cameron Steel
Cameron
L. W. White Company
Louis Vinis
Genie
Western and Southern Insurance Company
Courier-Journal
C. A. Milford
Frexart
Tonie
West End
Jim Moore
Eureka
Meme Cox Wharton
Warrenton
J. M. Giles
Ulster
W. A. Templeton
Wille Martin
Lowa
Orangeburg
Antonette Hammond
Misa Proctor
Durham
Tone Miller
Laurer
F. Clavy
Rebe Elty
Ge,t
Ernest Neal
Call and Reta Grier Almanac
P. B. Spee
Dargan's
China
President Roosevelt
Nashville
Tenn
Enterprise
Dargan’s
Ah.lewis Medicine CO
ST Louis
Itd Ik
B.S. Galloway, Jr
Vislt
J.B. Anderson
Blue Ridge R. R
Due West Railroad
Jane Toda
Mig
Anderson Apant ¥Riday
Pringle Ciinkscales
Andéron
Euphemian
Welles
Piaxco
W. A. White
J. W. White
J. L. White
Jack Ward
Presidentanner
Matthew Patrick
A. B. Jon
M. G. McDotis
Mesare
T. G. Shel