South Carolina Mourns Two Noted Judges and Southern Progress
The article notes the death of Judge J. I. Wivierspoon in Yorkville aged 68 and Judge W. H. Wallace in Union aged 74, praising their service to South Carolina. It cites Piedmont manufacturing growth, a breach of trust conviction of M. Player, and education statistics, with mentions of Gov Wade Hampton’s 83rd birthday anniversary and a Southern Cotton Growers plan to curb acreage.
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South Carolina
1. I. Wivierspoon
Yorkville
Ife
W. H. Wallace
Pittsburg
Piedmont
South
Wade Hampton
Anderson
Anderson County
Valhalla
Greenville
Abbeville
Hampton
Gun. Moise
Gen. McGowan
Judge Mackey
Col. Cothran
Col. Boyt
Cooke
Even Tempered People Benefit From Courtesy And Kindness
The piece argues that even tempered individuals who treat others with courtesy and respect gain happiness and success. It condemns sour cynical behavior, notes people who flatter on Monday but sulk on Tuesday, and mocks a rudely egotistical type who avoids speaking to others. It urges those in the section to seek a cure for such attitudes.
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Vn Newar
Terrible Work of a Storm Rips Through Several Southern Cities
In Birmingham a tornado struck the southern city area causing estimated twenty five deaths, most of them nonwhite, and property losses around a quarter million dollars. Other towns including Plantaville Mayon and Columbus report wind damage, ruined shops, and downed trees with no fatalities, while a tornado near Darlington injures a resident and wrecks a home.
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Birmingham
Ala
Plantavilla
Mavon
Columbus
Central of Georgia Railroad
Buena Viata
Columbia
Rome
Darlington
George McCown
McCown
D. RC
Darington
Tribute of Respect for Mrs Geneva Gerrard Beaverdam Woman's Missionary Society
At a March 18 1901 meeting of the Beaverdam Woman's Missionary Society the death of Mrs Geneva Gerrard on March 8 1901 was acknowledged. Resolutions praise her zeal and faithfulness, express sympathy to her family, and request publication of the resolutions in local papers. Presented by A P Marert president and OMEPON secretary.
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Beaverdam Woman’s Pene Society
Geneva Gerrard
Keowee Courier
Anderson Intelligencee
Card of Thanks from Siyreon family
A brief card of thanks from Mrs J H Siyreon and family expressing gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of husband and daughter. May God's blessings rest on each reader.
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Mr. Eorrox
Con Celming
J. H. Siyreon
Shiloh News Gleanings and Local Notes
The Tarners of Keeting work well with fertilizers and a large crop. Roy G. Rogers tilled and Sunday preaching drew a large attentive audience. Mr and Mrs WP Lee visited sons J W and KE Lee Saturday night and Sunday. Mr and Mrs GW Drowning visit their daughter Mrs Wo LL Willis at Belton. The school under Mr AOS Rowell of Piedmont thrives. Mr 11 Simpson, a respected citizen, died Sunday and Ada, his daughter, is noted. Family grief for Dereavement. Vieming family recovering from grippe. Mrs St E Lee convalescing. Sunday School to be organized next Sunday at 10 o clock. All interested urged to attend. Tick rest in the Shiloh Comet Towne today.
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Roy
G. M. Rogers
WP. Lee
Portman
J. W
KE Lee
Wo LL Willis
Belton
Aos. Rowell
Piedmont
Simpson
Thinet
Mia Ada
Ie Priday
Thin Place
I. Vieming
Grippe
St. E. Lee
Shiloh Comet Tow Inne Diy
Holland Store Items
Our farmers progress well with work. Small grain and corn planted. Last of the week may plant patches of cotton. Good Friday next Friday. beans and similar vegetables to be planted. Potatoes bedded. seed plentiful. Mrs T B Wright improving after illness. Ronda in need of attention. supervisor urged to address. James M Cardin and daughter from Mar County, Ga., visiting relatives. Mrs Sullivan visiting daughter Mrs Erie at Royston Ga. Robert Witherspoon home from Clemson College for a few days. Burke.
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T. B. Wright
James M. Cardin
Mar
County
Mra. Sullivan
Mra
Erie
Royston
Robert Witherspoon
Clemson College
Burke
Friends of Mrs W W Thompson rejoice in recovery
Mrs W W Thompson is noted to be up again. Miss Beulah Thompson of Lebanon returned home after staying with Mrs Thompson. Willie Bolt of Piedmont visits his grandfather Wm Bolt. A Sunday singing at W B Smith's drew a large crowd with good music. Visitors included L B Mahaffey A T Newell S J Findley of Hopewell and J I Holland of Anderson. Riyars.
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W. W. Thompson
Beulah Thompson
Lebanon
A. T. Newell
J. Findley
Hopewell
J. I. Holland
Anderaun
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Intelligencer
Pallh
J.P. Cis
GC. C. Lane
The
Atlanta Constitution
Benet
Vna
Tinnis
Spain
M. Player
Kingstree
Watts
Player
Watte
Commissioner of Education
Waryie Jordan
Georgia
Southern Cotton Growers’ Association
Jordan
A. P. Marert
Pres. Omepon
Sec
Shitoll News
Holland Store
Trinity News
Webb & Webb
Grocers
Ab Maureh
Co. A. Reese
Pont Ofice
Anderson’s Business Men’s
Ker- Rey P. Speedy
Q. Frank Johnson
J. Furman Evans
Frank Johnson & CO
King Bros. Bargain Store
King Bros
Bargain Store
C. A. Reed Music House
Bolt
Heinz
Keinz
O. Frank Bolt
Evans’ Pharmacy
Julius HH
Weil & Co
New York
Pitts & Byrd
Nice
D.c.brown & Bro
Carlisle
Garlisle Brog
Andenon
Tigon & Ledbetter
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