History and Traditions of Trinity Church Columbia
Long excerpt recounts Trinity Church history in Columbia South Carolina from early land disputes over church lots to the 1814 lottery authorization for building funds. It notes key figures like Rev. Hanckel and the Shands, shifts in rectoral leadership, architectural updates, wartime looting and preservation, and the 1884 charter. It ends with a call to preserve memorials and compile a complete record.
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Trinity Church Chronicle of Growth and Campaigns
The article recounts Trinity Church, Columbia, enlarging its building starting in 1861, praising its architecture and heritage. It highlights contributions by the Daughters of the Holy Cross and Women’s Auxiliary, notes a 1916 by laws update, and details a 1924 fundraising drive that aimed to build a Parish House, raising pledges toward a goal and promising lasting impact on future generations.
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Marion county Melon King Boosts South Carolina Produce
The Pee Dee region claims a melon champion in Marion county with John E. Harbour of Marion named the top melon grower in the country. A party at his home featured an 80 pound watermelon and a total of 1,360 pounds from his farm. Harbour also cultivates a lucrative cantaloupe variety and follows enhanced farming practices inspired by Burbanks. The piece emphasizes South Carolina’s potential to capture national melon spending as melons gain popularity as both fruit and staple.
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Golf Hurts Business Says Robert I Small
Detroit News quotes Robert I Small noting golf damages business and business concerns spill into golf, while he adds golf loses customers. The brief quotes reflect a mutual negative impact between golf industry and commerce.
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