Local Social Notes and Upcoming Weddings in City
Community tidbits recap visits and travels of Mrs J Dendy Miller and Mrs W D Barksdale, with locals attending gatherings hosted by the Euchre Club and socials at various homes. Invitations announce the Emma Hares and Lawrence Curtis Parker marriage on January nine listed for Courtland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Dendy Miller
Athody
W. D. Barksdale
Greenwood
Bregay
A. B. Moreebi
Margarete Milter
Dea
Wek
Walker Edwards
Moliwa
Henry -Way
Henry
Peeks
Anguste
Ark
Ruchee Clc
the. Euchre
Thomeon
F . Parma
Aia R
Haine Coe
Dow
Wests
Slater Lee
Cade
Mt. Curmal
Atlantic City
Lee Bepautit Speer
Monte
G. A. Sears
Bliases Caste
Mieuiog
Fiorea
Feming Mare
Tie Gueatp
Et Mx
Lasoa
Sire Starke
Ras Ohe Jong Ve
Emma Hares
Courtland
Ale
Lawrence
Curtis Parker
Carthage
Local notes and obituaries from Abbeville and Bellevue
Statement of condition details from the National Bank of Abbeville are followed by a community roundup noting many residents. Dr Fuller, Miss Wardlaw, Master J B Smith, and Rev Bradley are listed among locals with visits, illness, deaths, and social news. Several families relocate or travel, with references to Wardlaw and Morrah households and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Fuller
McCormick
Bellevue
Emma Wardlaw
Abbeyville
J. B. Smith
J. L. Kennedy
Willington
Little River
W. H. Kennedy
R. F. Bradley
J. BR. Blake
Abbeville
W. W. Wardlaw
Jobn Wardlaw
LaGrippe
Cade
Carmel
Dr. Carlton
Mt. Carmel
Mra. Wardlaw
J. 0. Kennedy
Eden Hall
Bessie Morral
W. D. Morrah
Cuddy
Dorn
Lucian Link
Wiltington
Greenville
M. E. Bradley
Clemeon
Dus West
Pearl Watson
Louise Solomon
Troy
Misers Sarah
Susan Aod
Frances Britt
Rebecca
Lizzie Wardlaw
Mise Janie Lee Morrah
My Utah Trip and Cumberland Presbyterian Church Visit
The narrator recounts missing train connections in Amarillo Texas and attending a Cumberland Presbyterian Church service. He describes a large, well dressed congregation, the organ and choir, the sermon urging members to justify their connection to the church, and reflections on church unity, duty, and personal responsibility. The account notes the preacher’s emphasis on “produce your cause” and his comparison of spiritual to physical welfare. The visit culminates in impressions of the Cumberland Presbyterians and their ties to other denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarilla
Cumberland
Churen
Pantandle
Texas
Camberland Presbyteriana
W. T. Bradley
Ion
Ull
Tuuin
Iblin
Thore
Bionar
Hades
Bere
Roosevelt
God
Gulto
United Presbyters
United Presbyterians
Dalon
Missionaries Abroad and a Texas Baptist Missionary
An account of a Baptist missionary, Rev. C. A. Woason of Awaklin Texas, interviewed during a journey in the Texas Panhandle. He details his extensive field, preaching 990 times in a year, traveling 1800 miles, and enrolling new church members while noting salaries and expenses. He cites funds raised for pastor salaries and home missions, and expresses openness to further discussion about missionary work and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Texas
Mlessops
Aod
Baingfall
Tézas
Callas
New ‘Mexico
Mimlops
C. A. Woason
Awaklin
Thanoa
Rio, Grande
Persecution and Polygamy Claims About Mormons
An observer discusses Mormon history and Salt Lake City, arguing against anti Mormon bias. He questions divorce laws, defends polygamy as misunderstood, and notes widespread religious prejudice while praising Mormon integrity and perceived persecution.
Odds and Ends From Amsnila Texas Travel Tale
A travelogue voice recounts encounters in Amsnila Texas and along a rail journey. The writer recalls conversations with J A Palien of Huntsville Alabama and Mr Gilliam in Atlanta, observations of Chandler shops, marble houses, and railway dining car life. He notes meeting a pretty widow on the train, a world traveler, and reflections on Salvation Army scenes in Salt Lake City and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsnila
Texas
Tiv
Aca Ruta
Belore Trovik
Gootiewan
Trowtt
J. A. Palien
Huptaville
Ala
Pulliam
Atlanta
Gilliam
Willem
Clarks
Jana
Thy Rosd
McAlister
Bua
Ithan
Sbe
Abe
Esme
Paris
China
Greenborne
Hong Kong
Bank of
Shangbaigh
Shanghalgh
Bank of Shangbalgh
P. Lockrie
the Tribune
Salt Lake City
Awarlia
Salvation Army
Armarine
Ahair
Abbeville Dispatch Echoes South Carolina Then and Now
A fragmentary Abbeville column recalls Governor Heyward’s retirement and successor, early 1900s South Carolina civic life, local obituaries and family notices. It mentions the birth anniversary of a church figure, local society events, property changes, a near fatal shooting, and a late night city fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Una
Heyward
Ansel
Rafe
Absel
Leo
South Carolina
Abbeville
A.£. Taylor
William Jeane
William
Maj. Nance
Juiles B. DuPre
Magasing Hill
DuPre
Nance
Clade Beacham
Atlanta
Robert Liti
J. Re. Wood
Seaboard
Woodhurst
Jaseesin
George Gillis
Lone Star
Camerol Rgé
Fis
Itn
Frivtin
Levan
Lewis Owen
Hest Thorton
Lebanon
Mtr
Rob Edwards
Busters
Mica Sallie Woodhurst
Roosevelt
Whecker
R. F. D. Hoya
Yellow House
B. K. Heneham
A. M. Smithe
Cared F Tent Trouble and Health Recovery
Floyd, a Keraha business leader, describes a weight loss and cough relief after using Dr Ki fan Discovery for about a month, returning to 175 pounds from 188. The testimonial claims dramatic health improvement and mentions guarao swed al p. 8 and Glenn's fertilizer ads with a trial offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd
Keraha
Ki Fan
Boaed
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Willie
Nanse
Monterey
Milter
Frank Davenbarry
Josebeon
Tetopiston
Bilis
Kaxraca
Leita
Mrs McAister
Harry Svnson
Mary Thomas
Jereonile
Eim
Jane
Donaelle
Charlotte
Garrett
Fajioed
Wat Street
Resources
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Savings Department
Utah
THE
Folshed
Zion
Weaver
Brigham ‘Young
Booth Carolina
Marriags
Henator
Benook al Friand
Senate
Oles
Thoussade
Athera
Slater
Odds and
Galloway
Tye
Celestial City
David
East End
Farmers’ Bank of
State, County and City Depository
Barriso
P. B. Speed
F. E. Harrison
C. D. Brown
G. A. Wisanska
John A. Harris
R. M. Haddon
A. K. Watson
Lewis ‘W. Parker
W. P. Greene
Our Savings Department
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