Sunny Southland Weather Delays and Local News Update
Weather in the Sunny Southland remains mild with no severe cold yet but February and March may bring storms. Farmers worry about wet ground delaying sowing of oats while some small grain has already been planted. Family feuds between the Clarke and Davis parties surface amid wounding incidents. Local residents recover from illnesses and travel for health and family visits. Dr. John G. Duckworth plans study in New York as colleagues wish him well. Community events note a sermon at Sandy Springs and a Methodist pastor assignment.
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Glgedra
Jim Clarke
Davis
Maily
Leo Davis
Pulse
Clarke
Albm
Wilson Reeves
Robert Reeves
Lutie McClelland
Bill Hembree
Mina Mattie Eaken
Grippe
Cenith Tembree
TR. Th. Day
Pendleton
Bowen
Song
Dave Bowen
Mowman
Denver
Orgin
Connth’ Hembree
Sylvester Elrod
Asbury
Weels
West
Stackhouse
Sandy Springa
Audi
Incoanrra
Community Notes From Flexus and Nearby Towns
Boleman News reports Mrs M B Hormian and daughter Mattie returning to Grayson County Flexus with relatives. Essie Sullivan of Alpine visits the burg. two Alpine sports ride with local girls in top buggies. Rev B J Williams visits Kidwoniders. Sumpter Barton and Misses Pauline and Mystic Darton visit Crayton and Honen Path. Rev Sam Jones preaches on circuit. Ella McAdams of Curnwell Institute visits Annie J Dalrymple. Box party at T Y Dalrymples. Anderson and Jefferson Cromer depart for Sherman Texas to seek a future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrp
M.B. Hormian
Mattie
Mra.g. W. Maret
Grayson County
Flexus
Mahoy
Mias Essie Sullivan
Alpine
Burg
B.J. Williams
Townville Baptist Church
Miga Ella McAdams
Curnwell Institute
Annie J. Dalrymple
Tolka
T. Y
Tone Star
Jenne Jem
Pendleton Gossip and Travel Notices From Town Boom
Pendleton residents report travelers visiting Charleston Pelzer and Sadler s Creek while the town rides a boom with livery services expanding. Mrs Carrie Hunni ne of Chattanooga Tenn spent Sunday and Monday with brother J G Moore, as urgent town gathering invites all members to attend a Feb 2 meeting amid local notices and revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Adger
Charleston
Mra. MecLees
Pelzer
Mra
Blake
H. McLees
Sadler's Creek
Carrie Hunniene
Chattanooga
Tenn
J. G. Moore
Social items and notices from Lowndesville area
Miss Jessiah Thompson visits Altersor County near Ming Annie. Lizzie Carter of Hartwell accompanies cousin Mine Lota B. McCalla at the Fork. Miss May Shumute of Anderson stays at the Methodists’ parsonage with Rev. and Mrs. Daniels. A Masquerade party drew about one hundred guests, chaperoned by Mrs. Cooley and Mrs. Tennent, with dancing lasting into the night. G. W. Speer locates in Gaffney. the Meschines host a party at The Hermitage to honor visitors from Latimer. Dr. A. S. Matthews of Elberton visits Dr. Moseley in McDavin Honrox. In Belton, local remarks and medical postgrad efforts by Dr. Cox and Dr. Mainey. D. Lakey’s son Gomelle breaks a bone at school. Ward 4 warden election set for next Monday January 28 at the usual polling place. Town lamps damaged and a traveling artist’s tent toppled in recent vandalism. Inez Campbell and Walter S. Greer wed at the Baptist Church. Mattie Brown and John T. West of Wolzer wed at the bride’s mother’s home. gifts include a $400 check from Mr. Greer’s father and a silver cabinet to Mrs. West. Rev. W. T. Tate preaches on Religion at Home. High School enrollment reaches 140. The dramatic club plans a play at the Academy Friday night.
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Jessiah Thompson
Altersor County
Bow Nail
Ton
Ming Annie
Lizzie Carter
Hartwell
Iia
Mine Lota B. McCalla
Fork
May Shumute
Anderson
Methodiat Parsonage
T. D. Cooley
W.C. Tennent
G. W. Speer
Gaffney
Clagk
Cox
Mainey
New York
D. Lakey
Gomelle
Laura
Our Town
Misa Inez Campbell
Walter 5
Greer
Baptist Church
Mattie Brown
John T. West
Wolzer
Cawy
West
W.T. Tate
Academy
Jon
Moving and changing around is the order of the day
A local column notes shifting residents and events in Hall Township. Shirley preached at Hacky river last Sunday. A petition seeks removal of two trustees and new appointees. J.C. Kay returns from Denver to the community. Welcome extended to Jate Knox of Antroville. Visitors from near Belton and Level Land are mentioned. A number of local Black residents have died in the past two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Shirley
Hackyiver
Hall Township
Misa Ella McAdams
Fork
G. C. Taylor
J.C. Kay
Denver
Welcom
Jate Knox
Antroville
Weols
W.J. McMahan
Belton
Bessie McWhorter
Level Land
Luverot, Jr
Moscow
Mr. Watts
Corine
Rocky River Church
Fansten
A Tribute to A Beaty Sherard
Beaty Sherard, son of D. J. Sherard, died after a lingering illness in his early twenties. A 1890s Columbia attorney hopeful with a bright promise, he studied at Moffatteville High School Erskine College and the South Carolina College, practicing law briefly, then dedicating himself to church and community. He died January 16 1901 at Generostes Church cemetery, after a life described as noble, cheerful and devout by mourners.
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Beaty Sherard
Plyniciana
D. J. Sherard
Moffatteville High School
Erskine College
South Carolina College
Columbia
Col. J. T. Sloan
Evan
A. It. P
Good Hope
Generostes Church
This State's Monument Plans Framed For May Unveiling
A Chickamauga Monument commission holds a Friday meeting in Gov. McSweeny’s office to plan the unveiling of the South Carolina battlefield statue in May. With the Confederate reunion moved to May, veterans heading to Memphis may stop in Chattanooga for ceremonies and a South Caroliniana gathering. Also noted is a Feb 28 teachers meeting in Moraun and a brochure promoting a Farmers Guide book from German Kall Works in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickamang A Monument Commission
McSweenesynth
South Carolina
Memphis
Chattanooga
Garman Kall
Nawau St
New York City
N.Y
Community Notes From A Local Church And Town
New tape items introduce Dr W H Pepper and his bride to our midst with a hearty welcome. Mr Robertson preached his first sermon at the thin place last Sunday and left a favorable impression. Roy J W Bailey and Mrs Bailey with their son Master Caradine visited relatives in Pelzar. R A Buchanan and sister Leila with friend Mids Patterson from Aclan S C attended a dance hosted by Mr Dobbley Saturday night. Eloise Milford of Broyles visited friends in Anderson and here. Prof J L Sanders spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks while teaching Zion School. Miss Maggin Tribble leads New Prospect School and comes highly recommended. Mr Tom Bolt resumes high school studies in Lavonia Ga. John Bolta runs a fine sawlog business.
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W. H. Pepper
Box
Mids Patterson
Aclan
Prospect Happenings Show Local Youth in Education and Social Life
The Prospect community reports a prosperous winter with many social gatherings. Local youths study at Lavonia and other towns while Miss Cobb and Miss Smith visit, visitors call on Fair Girls, and Dr. Tate is to return home soon. The Prospect School, under Miss Tribble, advances, and the town looks forward to Rural Delivery.
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Prospect
Tom Bolt Haa
Lavonia
Belton
Ton
Clarence Bolt
Lee Sanders
Vanderbilt
Brown
Rock Hill
Miss Cobb
Ele Smith
Smith
Wall
Cobb
Prospect School
Srvia
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Boleman News
Ahert Notlin
Oborne & Osborne
Lowndesville
Belton Items
Alice
A. Beaty Sherard
Colored Teachers of
County
Wi Oelock
An- Moraun
S.C
F. Tuto
8. C
Association
Brock Bros
Shearer
Dean & Ratiffer
Vandiver
Osborne &Osborne
J. M. Reichardson, M
Chiquola Drug Co
John T. Burriss
Yours Truly
Moore, Acker&Co
Baliga
ISEST
Cc. A. Reed Music House
King Bros
King Brog
Lesser
I Son
Clark
Hove
Tees
Lesser & CO
Masoni
Temple
Holiday Furniture
Sportsmens Headquarters
Belesee
Waterprook
Iprimrose
Ya Eecatenmesy
Sullivan Hardware CO
Glenn Springs
Evans’ Pharmacy
Charleston Medina Journal
Evan Piranteacy
Thava Bast & suiTren
Myer
Groxt
Mir
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