Local News Notes Growth and Memorials in Belton Area
In Belton and surrounding areas a building boom reshapes parts of town. I J Gambwell and partners complete cottages while a Baptist parsonage nears completion. Aker for John Charles and others are noted. funeral of a local youth, Charlie, is described with reverent detail. The town mourns Rev Kilgo’s departure and welcomes new pastor Rev Cauthen as Belton braces for several weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Gambwell
Clement
Allen Cheshire
Jy, Turker
R.A. Lewis
W. I. Tate
Henry Wollison
Southern Railroad
Ite
Tooms
Otm
J. G. Cannon
Janes Westes
Pelzer
John Charles Acker
Staynie
Our Town
Jie
Thie Die
Nurae Siints
Bary
Charlie
W.T. Tate
Belton
Myrtle Morest
W.O. W
Kilgo
M. 4
Rov
Cauthen
Anderson
Rena Rico
Prof. Geer
Furman University
Bella
Elock
Lowndesville Folks Hear of State Baptist event Greenwood
The Lowndesville community notes Mr and Mrs B Botin Allen and Br and Mrs E Rorton attending the State Baptist Convention in Greenwood. Stokes likely leaving, Rev J L Daniel to succeed, and heartfelt good wishes travel with the Stokes to Piedmont. Local society includes many visits by Abbeville and Anderson visitors and a party hosted by Miss Nelle Moseley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Botin Allen
E. Rorton
Greenwood
Horton
Allen
Stokes
Lowndesville
J. L. Daniel
Cokenbury
Piedmont
C. Kay
D. L. Warnes
Mesers
Sandera Paracil
M.T. Regga
D. K. Cooley
T. C. Kirk Tick
Abbeville
Stuart Kasin
J. C. Allen
Lowndesville High School
Nelle Moseley
Misa Ethel Speer
E. Allen
Andera
Ida
Rembert
Dr. Hutto
Lang Anderson
Williamston
Robt. J. Hutchison
Jas. Brace Boseley
Moffattsville
I. H. McCalla
Lido
Anderson
Hontox
Townville Notes and Local Harbors of Hope
Townville items mention Mr P M Bence and family planning to move to Grayson County Pesas to make a future home. Sey Bence previously filled a position here but health failures forced a return. Lane of Atlanta Georgia to speak at a college building on 7th mat with admission 25 cents for brown persons and 10 cents for children. Local gloom over Christmas poverty and calls for aid. Mr R Johnson heads to Charleston as Grand Masonic Lodge delegate. other notes include Rosin De Bow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Ors
Didges
Brown
Chile
Nelson
Piedmont
Toston
R. Johnson
Charleston
Grand Masonic Lodge
Onn Rosin de Bow
Left hand mangled in corn shredder near Townville Mair Play
Fork News reports Mr J B Shirley who lives midway between Townville and Mair Play suffered severe left hand injuries in a corn shredder last week. Doctors fear wrist amputation. Shirley is a prominent farmer and brother of Townville farmer J W Shirley. The item also notes missionary visits and other local happenings including a drowning body not yet found and visits by Prof John W Gaines of Welsh Neck High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Shirley
Townville
Mair
Mr. Shirley
J. W. Shirley
F. M. Royal
Ching
Park
Oakdale
Royal
China
Copeland
Leonard Simpson
Seneca River
Teland Maarett
Walter Dickson
Seneca
Fork
Neal’s Creek News reports spring weather and church attendance
The item notes pleasant weather as farmers finish sowing grain and that Rev. O J Copeland attended a Greenwood convention while Rev H G Pan preached in his absence. It lists visitors to the church such as Mr and Mrs Jim Austin of Honea Path Dr and Mrs King of Anderson and several others from Belton Double Springs and Anderson including Miss Flora Boleman and Albert Pant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Copeland
Greenwood
H. GB. Pan
Jim Austin
Honea Path
King
Anderson
Johnie Sullivan
Flora Boleman
Double Springs
Miasook
Howerasville
Georgian
Haynie
Flat Rock
Tattie Wilson
Mary Horton
Belton
Albert Pant
Helton
Mia. J.J. Major
Lizzie Major
Misa Mattie Mall
Lizzie Smith
Second Union Saluda Association Meeting at Berton Church
The Second Union Saluda Association will meet with Berton Church on Saturday before the fifth Sunday, December 20, 1000. The program includes devotional meetings by Rev. R. W. Burta and Rev. N. G. Wright, a discussion on spiritual vitality and remedies, Sunday School address by West and Cox, missionary sermon by Rev. G. W. Bussey, and other church activities. Farmers Loan and Trust Co offers interest on deposits. Vandiver Bros advertise specials on staples. hardware ads note Sullivan Hardware Co offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berton
8. C
Union Saluda Association
R. W. Burta
J. J. Copeland
Dth
N. G. Wright
C. I. Holland
Saxpay Monsina
W. JB. West
J. M. Cox
G. W. Bussey
Farmers’ Loan ands'Trost Co
Farmers’ Loan and Trost Co
Farmers and Merchants
Vandiver
May Day reunion for Confederate veterans set in Columbia
A South Carolina Confederate veterans reunion is arranged for May in Columbia after debate on date. Gen Walker letters and local committees push for low railroad rates, Georgia and North Carolina divisions invited, with arrangements for registration and free transport explored. Myrtle Forest W O W notes and local ads follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederate Veterans of
South Carolina
Columb
Johnny Rebs
Camp Hiampton
Gen. C. 1. Walker
Veterans Organization
This Btates
Memphis
Penn
Boris
Georgia
Mej
Chester
Augusta
T. Walker
U. 2. Brooks
Capt
Angus LP. Brown
C. Irvine Walker
Col
D. Cardwell
T. B. Legare
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Belton Tees
Fork News
Neal's Creek
W. T. Tate
A. TR. Canine
T. Burris
Laos
Wateh Ta Sore
Sullivan Hardware Co
Merving
S. C
Dee
Columbia
S.C
Myrtle Forcat
J. Charles Acker
Pooiele Acker
Myrtle Forest
Ling
Luther Parken
A. Clement
M. E. Geer
Ommitter, Belton
Yale
J. F
North Main St
Iron King
Osborne & Osborne
Prince
Plano
C. A. Rend Music House
Thiai
Vanderer Bros
Osborne Ds Osborne
Manufactorera
Reed Music House
Lota
Almore
Oliver Chilled
Oliver Chilled Plow and & Dlso Harro: No Bulli Ware Uv. Fou Cannes
Tad Roofis
Brosh Bros
Showa
Yours Truly
C.F. Jones & CO
J. M. Richardson, M. D
The
Chiquola Drug Co
Webbs’ Corner
Tate Spring
Wey
Mitilinery
Woore, Acker &Co
Allar
Dome
Cpot
Aways
YuLy
Dadian Wachinatan
Ladiea
Tadiea
Melton Capea
Oxford
Newline
Newling
New Line Baya Teas Banta
Lin Genta
Baya
Chris Free
Codpoan
Traly, Lesser & "Co
Ata
Masonic Temple
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