Dispensaries and Fires Highlight County Notices
Twenty five OAD graduates at Wofford. Sectional dis pensaries approved another Spartanburg site. Granite ore ships to Fernandina. A Rowesville barn burned by lightning. Lynching near Ravenel reported. Clemson and Wofford college topics appear with governance changes. Fire damages in Greenwood and Conway stables. Jail and court house repairs urged. Grand Jury presents county finances and road work findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wofford
Sollee
Chesterfield County
Spartanburg
Columbian
Fernandina
Fla
W. L. Wolfe
Rowesville
Craconnte
Csin Ford
Colleton County
Hewes
Jones
Ravenel
D. H. Haltiwanger
Batesbury
L. H. Gilmore
Darlington County
Erokine College
W. M. Grier
Little Mountain
Newberry County
Board of Trustees
South Carolina College
State Hospital
Board of Regents
Greenville Hose
United States Senate
George I. Saneiseben
Charleston
South Caroling
Ll.d. Melton
Allison Black
Yorkville
Stemes Brock
W. E. Porter
Carlisle
Reid
Greenville County
United States
Alexander Phillips
Aiken County
Greenville
Clemson College
United States Army
Clemson
Voller
B. H. Myers
Williamsburg County
Naia
Jonke
Siloam News Harvests and Local Socials
A dry but yielding season notes crops in Siloam with wheat near harvest and corn high. Families like the Paynes report strong yields while Mrs. Fannie Payne’s sons tend the finest crop. Mattle L Johnson of Greenville visited J A Gely’s family last week. A lawn party at Warren Smith’s drew lively local youth on Saturday evening. Mr J A Woodson and daughter Altes Bright visited in Greenville last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Payne
James Payne
Loyd
Mire
Mattle L. Johnson
Greenville
J. A. Gely
Warren Smith
J. A. Woodson
Altes Bright
Gwenville
Jaricot
Lowndesville High
Langston
Elberton
Stewart Beakin
Harper
Brooke
Tha Petrone Tegret
William Bell
Misa Suber
Antroville
H.C. Fennell
D. J. Sherard and Son
Mian
Jill Wilton
Henry
Warrenton
Monnol Inut Woek
Boyd
Mt. Cermol
Mra
Othello Ehoster
Roy
Latimer
Weston Harper's
Mies Annie Dean
Anderson
Alfred Barnes
Lowndenville
Iva
Acorn
Willis LeRoy
Willington
J. B. LeRoy
Earle McCalla
Hoarde
B. Bolin Allen
Barry Allen
F. A. Hoyt
Harmony Grove
Baying
A. J. Bpoor
Captain Brownles Sud
Mion Margie
Rosa Bell Mclllwaine
Waycroas
Annie Liddell
Lena Moseley
Miss Smith
Lautons
Daniels
Brooks
Jennie Man Doon
Due Wat Tamale College
Maj
P. W. R, Nance
Minn
Josie Jolly
Thurston Martin
Septos
Loriie Hing
Clemson
Minton
Carrie Martin
Rachel Pruitt
Greenville Female College
Ida
Eva Vandiver
White Plains
W. J. Vandiver
Misls
Sallie Vandiver
R. A. Gentry
Mt. Airy
Misa John Martin
Hopewell
Tom Vandiver
Annis Brown
Barry Wilson
Cooley's Bridge
J. Wilson
Tots
W. A. Martin
Fred Watson
Cadat Neal Newell
Clemeon
Observer
County Democratic Exec Committee meeting notes from Bonham area
The County Democratic Executive Committee met Friday August 18 in Bonham and Watkins office. A campaign meetings committee was formed to arrange events at Belton Cotton Mills Elmwood Pelzer and other towns. Assessments for offices were set and a pledge condition approved. A Belton No.3 club was organized, a vote arrangement for Cox Mill workers was referred, and state and congressional campaign meeting plans were created.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
Bonham & Watkins
Honen Path
Belton Cotton Mills
Williamaton
Committee On
State Senate
House of Representatives
Trenaurer
J. L. ‘Tribble
Democratic Party
Executive Committee
Belton Cotton Mill
Belton No.3
P. N. Lindsay
Vetera
Cox Mill
H. H. Watkine
J. L. Tribble
T. H. Burriss
H. H. Watkins
T. H.burriss
W. H. Shearer
J. M. Sullivan
Hi, Shearer
Union Meeting Invite At First Baptist Church Ander Son
The First Baptist Church at Ander son extends a cordial welcome to delegates for a Union Meeting hosted Saturday and Sunday, June 2 and 29, urging full delegations from all district churches and Sunday schools. Rev J D Chapman and others lead arrangements for entertainment and horse care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Anderson
Brokher
J.D. Chapman
J. S. Brown
M. A. Dean
L. P. Smith
Pleasant Weather Returns After Rain and Social Notes
After a long dry spell the rain refreshed the area and vegetation appears bright. Local residents share visits across towns including Septos, Clemson, and Anderson. Several students and relatives tour homes and attend picnics, with wheat harvest nearing completion and community life bustling.
Union Meeting of Saluda Association to Convene
The Union Meeting of District No. 12 Saluda Association will meet with Eureka Baptist Church on Saturday before the fifth Sunday in June. Sermons, missionary program, and devotional services are scheduled with Rev. N. G. Piranization listed. Rev. W. T. Tate to deliver missionary sermon.
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Peas
Nails
Wits Brock Hardware Company
Suscer
Ste Brock Brothers
David G. Baldwin
New Orleans
Ofice
Washington
Kadnas
Bryan
B. —Gov. Davis
Arkansas
Baptist Church
Little Rock
Russellville
J. J. R. Goddard
Vyatoran B
China
Nebraska
Illiovia
Ippi
Cortland
Martha Washington
United States
Passon
Saratoga
Bank of Savings
New York City
James J. Cavanaugh
Watertown
Mann
Brent
Philippines
Boston
Mauils
Neely
Havens
Congrem
Cuba
Salisbury
N. C
Harrie
James Gilleapie
Alexander City
Als
Fridlay
Insurantes
Eireskay -Yaya
Puiastoal
Ppl
Bunds & Upmeyer
Prairie du Chein
Spear Geher
Ina
Odell
Nob
Ies Pie Nosise
Osenh
Astra Gnd
Woman's Missionary Union
Keowee
Union
Miss Ella
Misa Clara
Razor
Eusagiet
Mre
Emma Gailey
Mias Ethel Shirley
Ann Clinkocales
Lora McMahan
Societica
Abe
Clifton
Bransford
Saluda Association
Eureka Baptist
Onurab
Juos
Gamaway
Rar BR
Wae
Burte
Lla
Mr Altarnate
N. G
Monsire
Rene
B. Marti
W. T. Tate
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B.C. Evans & Co
Orr-Gray & Co
State News
Seneral News
Jamestown
Tenn
Kangas
Hardin County
Tex
Siastancara
St. Louis
Estill
Georgia
Charles 8. Onderdonk
Lamy
N. M
John H. Converse
Presbyterian Church
Grand Jury
Court of General Sensionn
Ernest Gary
Siloam News
Vieduiont, Thureday
Sandy Springs
Double Springs
M. Carnwell Institute
M. Long Branch School House
Orr Cotton Mills
Lowndesville
Union Meeting
Third Union District
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