Death of Walter W Brown and local notices
The town mourns the death of Walter W. Brown after a lengthy illness at his father’s home. Funeral services were held at Dr. Brown’s residence, with interment in the cemetery of Many saddened friends. Brown, eldest son of Dr. and Mrs. Th. K. Brown, taught in Tennessee and Georgia, including a stint as principal of Murfreesboro High School. He and his wife Miss Roberta V. Manne, previously of Tennessee, had a brief marriage. Mrs. Brown had been ill for years. Also noted are the funeral of a child, the return of Rev. Kilgo from South Carolina, moves of families, a brick-yard manager, and local discussion on prohibition affecting upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Brown
Genee
Brown
Dr. Brown
Vriday
W. Brown
Mr. Brown
Th. KF
Piracy University
Aid
Tennessee
Murfreesborn High
Roberta VY. Manne
Williamston Female College
Georgia
Tate
Nina Wilson
Williamston
Joh Lowry Wilson
Big Creek
Kilgo
Green
Ridgesville
Gaynor
M. A. Mahaffey
Lewis
Kig Hardware Co
Atlanta
Grady Hospital
Mac
Mahaffey
Aval Donn R
Brooks Gooparon
JW. Wuckaber
Denest
Misa Leila Moseley
Anderson
Athull
Charles Lane
E.R. Horton
GC. C. Brown
Sumter
McCairn
J. B. Moseley
M.W. Speer
Rom. Moseley
Fennel
Peter My. Martin
Due West
Baptist Church
J. A. Brown
My. Martin
Princeton
J.C. Allen
Board of Education
Abbeville County
McD
Horton
Death of Lebanon's Esteemed Citizen Samuel Smith
Samuel Smith, one of Lebanon's oldest and best citizens, died last Saturday after months of illness. A devoted Christian and Lebanon Church deacon, he leaves a wife and eight children. His funeral was conducted by Rev. J. F. Singleton with a large crowd in attendance at Lebanon Cemetery. He was a longtime Sunday School and church worker, and his loss is deeply mourned by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Smith
Lebanon Church
Lebanon
J. F. Singleton
Smith
David Smith
Warrior, Ala
Bettie Reeves
Anderson
Denver Notes and Harvest Hopes in a Rusty Rural Era
Dense, fragmented notes record weather, crops, and social life in Denver. Mentions seven light flowers, rain expected, and crops growing. includes anecdotes on candidates, family visits, church events, and a Lebanon death of Sam W. Smith, a Confederate veteran, with family condolences and community sorrow.
Roy Earle letters reveal growth of church at Asvin
The extract describes Roy W. R. Earle writing from Asvin on April 1 and May 14. He reports mild climate, hard work, booming church membership with about 80 new members in a month, frequent baptisms, larger congregations, and potential church construction. He notes his salary increase and a weight reduction to about 100 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy. W. R. Earle
Thia County
Asvin
Con
South Carolina
Moch
Tie Glearel
Reaper and Binder Contest at Winston Rogers Plant
A past field trial between Champion and McCormick binders on Mr. Winston Rogers plantation ended with a victory for the Champion. The machines were demonstrated by teams from competing firms and judged spirited and fair on both sides. McCettor Bros promote their binders as the best on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
Winston Rogers
Rogers
Darlington
News and Courier
Town Creek Stems and Local Gatherings
Local notes report good peat and crops at Town Creek amid family visits. A Spartanburg rumor is floated about pane head Jr. visiting alone or with someone, while Wooldner and Vandiver Bros advertise shoes and home goods. Music events feature Miss Connie and Mrs Cromer, with violin and organ pieces pleasing the crowd. Prices and product lines at Brock Bros. and U A Reed Music House highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Cromer
Bowen
Elberton
Mra
Bie
G. F. McConnell
Foun ‘Moothead
Giase Bi Kay
Nora Mcclellan
Srna
McClellan
Messra Calmer Kay
John McClellan
Par K. . Moorhead
Hattie ‘Cromer
Nellie
Blanch
Miss Blanch
Julia
Pane Head, Jr
Spartanburg
Penta
Preparing for June Sale Across Departments
The notice promises large cash buyer interest with greatly reduced prices after a sale across departments. It stresses low prices and good values, plus a plan of small profits and large sales to attract customers. It cites a prior Bilk Sale as proof of price strategy.
Interesting News of Waists Aimed at Quick Sell
A local retailer touts a large stock of waists in white embroidered and colored styles. The advertisement promises perfect fit and a rapid sale with special go-quick prices to clear inventory.
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UNE
Stemp
Eva Gentry
Jolly
Concord
Salem
D. A. Woodson
Lebanon Cemetery
Hawkins
Old Bay
Atalites
Tworilesville
Alu
Parachitetes
Tovor
Annie Liddell
Crystal Spirngs
Panny- Bulow
Charleston
P. P. Cunninghinl
Moise Harper
Eloise
George A. Wilsiner
Methodist Clavel
Lina Tair
Denver
Lund
Florida
Henty
Jim
Aihan
Solomon
J. S. Hutchisan
Welcome
Soil
J. W. Rothrock
Muir
Miah Sallie Bowie
Matric Kekew
Sallie
Oscar Browne
Prospect
Luther Smith
Kes
Mike McGee
Hypnn
Dr. Day
Pendleton
McMorter
Sam
W. Smith
Bright
Fareshata
Nea Nnet
Town Creek
Jno
T. Borrise
Vandiver Bros
Contomer
Brock Brock
Renee
Brock
Brock Bros
U. A
Reed Music House
Iron King
Os! & Osborne
Bay
Osborne & Osborne
Yours Truly
Jones & CO
Dean
Lack
Bo Tong
Dean & Ratliffe
Wes
Delivary
Phos
Donay
Morris
Brogiés
AnSareadl
South Watnstra
Eiaua
Uae
Gotda
D. GC. Brown & Gro
Reapers
Josh Barry
Will
Harper Hoo
Barraine
Gos Oee
Piar Rasa
Esau Jusoann If
Epon
Taora Ie Reeves i
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