Local News From Williamston Items and Visitors
Reader notes. A stream of visitors and residents are profiled including Mrs T Mahon and children at Williamston Motel, Miss Mary Pickel visiting her sister, and Prof Frank Brenzente with others in town. Stockholders vote to double Williamston Mills capital. many townsfolk attend meetings, church and college events, and plan endowment drives.
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Tauviens
Vega
Messrs Slavik
Luke
Distrit
Wol Wade
Maynes
Greenville
J. Brown
Central
M.C. Chipley
Greenwood
Williamston Hotel
T. Mahon
Taurens
Newberry
Rev Beck
Anderson
Misa Mary Pickel
Dd. Mahon
W. GC. Willis
C. R. Ware
Mahon
A. Arnold
Williamston
Sam’ Lenard
Raleigh
N.C
Lander
Kenneth McFall
Bennettaville
D. Ugaines
Center
West Wost
N. Y
Myson Miller
Abbeville
Snd
Snd G. WH. Mahon
Williamston Mills
Heant
Mattie Brenzente
St. Claire Brown
J. Dueworthi
Frank Brenzente
Sunmiter
National Teachers’ Association
Chirleston
Methodist
Laurens
W.A. McKelvey
Mises McKelvey
Miasesgh Epting
Doctor Anderson
Charleston
Bertha JD. Anderson
Maida Goodgson
Albert D. Willis
Piedmont
Williamston Female College
Jane Gray
Gertrude Brown
Jessie McKelvey
W.G. Smith
W. W. Robinson
Willie May Robinson
Columbia
Sadler House
Misa Gertrude Jones
Jane Brooke Sullivan
M. A. Dean
Harold Dean
H. M. Prince
Anna Smith
Dothan
Als
Pendleton and area social notices and church news
Local items report summer visits, church services, and club outings. Mrs MaxWell and Mrs AL CTati attended events, with joint Sunday School plans and a moonlight straw ride organized by the Tuesday Evening Club on July 10. Special trains will run at eight oclock. children under six pay fifteen cents. Misses Lavina and Jessie visit. others travel for summer. Pendleton Presbyterians welcome Dr Flinn and Dr McWhorter for services. families from Columbia and Charleston visit. Drought relief requested as crops look fine.
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Mie
Tothel
Ponty
Joe Tiel
Villat
Mis
MaxWell
Amotron
Wile
Wits
Mary King
Mikses Lavina
Jessie
Baptist
Methodist
Williamston
Sis
Prive
Cooley's Bridge
Lowndesville Personal Notes of Tuesday Evenings
A sociable hosted by the Misses Fennel features Miaa Hien Fellers from Greenwood and Miss Lily Huckabee as hostess. Includes movements of Roscoe Horton to Savannah to visit Charles M. Horton with Georgia Central Railway.
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Fennel
Miaa Hien Fellers
Greenwood
J. W. Huckabee
Lily Huckabee
Roscoe Horton
Savannah
Charles M. Horton
Georgia Central Railway
F. Eppa
Misa Carrie Guonells
D.L. Barnes
Il Mill
Asheville
L. Barnes
Kay
Henry Moseley
Lipscomb
E. F. Latimer
Dr. King
Anderton
Meta
Vera Allen
Alma Watson
Vera
Loyd J. Moorehead
Annie E. Moorehead
Moorehead
Cheater
Methodist Quarterly Conference
Ridge Church
Ieith
Hev
R. A. Childs
Hitler
Ie Ida Fs & Country
Sony Town
Lowndesente
Ile Pre Paria Te
Peter Beokes
Harmon
Greenville
Wille
Methodiat
T. Latimer
Ken
Hiss Bigcknonis
Mina ‘Armstrong
Bruce Mabeley
Ray Eh
Ir Olfkethodiat Church
Notice to Assessors of Anderson County Regarding Abatement Lists
Auditor Baars requests the Anderson County Assessors to prepare abatement lists for 1809 and 1810. This notice dated July 6, 1000, is issued by the Eeceme Auditor's Office in Anderson, Ohio.
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Anderson
8. C
Anderson County
Bolemax
Fragmented Text About Names and Places
The readable parts mention Siete Uetenits and Mi- Sian Mee LITE at Gene etivilie with unclear context. References to people, organizations, and places are present but details are incomplete. The item appears to be a damaged OCR summary with scattered proper nouns and potential events.
A Community Birthday Dinner at Mr. Kings Place
A lively birthday dinner at Mr. Kings residence near Mir Towhy Bb celebrates four generations of the King family. Guests include Mrs King and children, local residents, and town officials. The event features poetry, original verse, and tributes, with a festive table under a canopy and a published souvenir poem.
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John Titwlal Bing
University of Mir
Kanye
Mir Touhy
Wingy Toydiew
Ignnr
Vermini
Christopher Columbus Roberson
Hee. Wan
King
Tanna” King
Col John
Robert King
Welborn
John Henry
Piedmont
Hovey Cobb
Wm. F. Lee
Priestly Watson
Nora
Minnie Leo Richardson
Janie Long
Annie Charles
Roberson
Menora John i
Geo, Tong
Christus
Meeting at Cherry Camp for Important Business
A meeting is planned at Cherry Camp with key figures including a solicitor and editors to discuss pressing matters and upcoming actions. The event signals an agenda involving substantial transactions and organizational coordination.
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Cherry Camp
Dean and Ratliffe Wheat Prize claim affidavits
An affidavit sworn July 10 1900 by Fouter vo Hrows asserts Dean and Ratlify sold fertilizers and dressings for wheat. He states threshing yielded 1 bushel and 2 bushels with records from Hotti threshers and a trail of related expenses totaling 17.75 dollars. The prize of 100 dollars offered by Dean and Hutlittis is linked to the crop’s superior yield from their fertilizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Hotti
Deny & Hutlittis
Program Missionary Meeting at Flat Creek Church
The sungel Woman's Missionary meeting, auxiliary to the Saluda Association, will meet with Flat Creek Baptist Church on Wednesday August 1 at 8 30 a m Devotional exercises conducted by Mia Walter Anioraon Delegates enrolled and election of officers Address of welcome Mrs J D Murdock response Mrs Rufus Mant Reporte of mete Miscellaneous by all Recess until 3 20 By nu Short talks from Presidents of societies on methods to awaken and maintain interest in mission work. Committee leadership announced Mrs J F Singleton Mrs Rosa Bowen Mrs G W Bussey General discussion planned two delegates from each society Church without a society asked to send one All women interested in missions invited to attend Collection for Griffith Memorial Chapel Mus O K Wrea zEn e Vice President
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Sungel Woman's Missionary Meeting
Ausilary
Saluda Association
Fliat Creek Baptist Church
Mia
Walter Anioraon
Mra
J. D. Murdock
Rufus Mant
J. F. Singleton
Rosa Bowen
G. W. Bussy
Griffith Memorial Chapel
Mua
O. K. WreazEn
Union Meeting in Saluda Association at Williamston
Division No 2 of Saluda Association meets in Williamston District of D C on July 28 and 29 1900 at 10 am with G W Bussey sermon at 11 am organization and discussion on Mission of a New Testament Church Rev M McGee and other topics. A missionary mass meeting follows at 8 o clock with Sunday School at 8 80 and sermon by Rod b Viie at 11 o clock.
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Saluda Association
Williamaton
D. C
Ataa
G. W. Bussey
R. A Barts
M.mcgee
Summer Normal for colored teachers opens in Anderson County
The Summer Normal for colored teachers in Anderson County will open on the 16th of May and continue in session for four weeks. Principal figures include RoE Nichols, superintendent, and instructors Cotten of Jeauville and Thos. L. Colombia.
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Colored Teachers
Anderson County
The
Eso Sreareils
Aude Hos
B. Cotten
Jeauville
Thos. L. Colmabia
Roe. Nicholeon
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Telia Henne
Pendleton
Flinn
McWhorter
Presdyterian College
Clinton
W. 2. Hall
Seabrook
McM. Hunter
Nellie Cunningham
Annie Simpson
Norma Garrett
Ant
Wm.gibson
Lucy Melryde
Feeli
Mary
Lettie Gries
Miss Pearl Norvis
Lowndesville
Dean and Ratliffe’s Wheat Prize
Fonieri
Brown
W. EL Shearer
N. P
Maxwall
Osborne & Osborne
Hi Orr Drug Co
Oi! Co
Jno
T. Burriny
C. Dean
W. StreEk
Vandiver Bros
Qaborne & Osborne
McCormick
Genoa
Sullivan Holn, Co
Denna Meath
Cortniey
Wurthie
Sullivan Hdw, Co
Avery
Vandiver
Muormick
Worth
Sullivan Hdw. Co
Brock Ssror
Brock Fof
U. A
Reed Musica House
Mire
J. F. Cilokscaler
North Main St
Brock Bros
Tron King Stoves
T. Buy
EauhauLe Life Assurance Society
Anderson and Vicinity
Brock Brox
Jno. T. Barriar
Chestical Lanoratory
Detroit
Col Ege
Menroine
BE. Crank
M. D
Detroir
Mrcm
West Disinvectixa Co
West
John F. Clark
Evans Pharmacy
Emerson
Uhe
Mo Ut
Axl
South Main
I. W. Wielta
Missionary Meeting
McCormick Mowor
Noodles Inc
Phoun
Mys
Morris & CO
Monty
Lesser and Company
Rales
Lesser & CO
Saat & Os Eon
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