Locals and Personals Highlights From Area Residents
Mrs. Joseph Emery of Savannah visits her father D R Rogers. W L Newton Ruth Newton and M Wilson of Ocala travel in. Mrs J P German returns to Gresham S C from Oceda. R J Flowers John Porter enjoy Philadelphia school break with kin. Iva Flowers, Columbia College graduate, to teach at Andrews High. Ruth Flowers and Mary Bannister at Winthrop College rest at home. H G Danzing of The Leader travels north for markets. Mrs Parrott of Florence visits son Dr Walsh. Mrs D Z Rowell visits Trio area. W D Palmer family attend golden wedding in Kingstree. Pearl Fenters Rhems week with W H Owens. Sade Palmer visits Mrs Parrott in Florence.
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Iva Flowers
Columbia College
Andrews High School
Miss Emmie McConnell Returns Home From Andrews High
Miss Emmie McConnell who has been attending Andrews High School returned to her Jamestown home on Thursday. Mrs. E M Doar of Georgetown was in Andrews on Wednesday.
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Emmie McConnell
the Andrews High School
Jamestown
E. M. Doar
Georgetown
Andrews
Miss Maude Bailey Reise Clemson for Tomato Club Conference
Miss Maude Bailey departed Thursday morning for Clemson College to attend the conference of Tomato Club Workers.
Sunday School Lesson Ends With Penny Confiscation
Mary, a first time attendee, reports she was taken to the church basement and had her pennies taken away at Sunday school. The mother recalls the incident as a minor mischief with a moral lesson implied.
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Mary
A King Who Disobeyed God Saul’s failure to fully obey
A Bible study outlines Sauls command to destroy the Amalekites, his partial obedience, and Samuel’s rebuke. It frames the king’s loss of the throne as divine judgment for disobedience and self centeredness, contrasting ritual offerings with true obedience.
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Saul
Samuel
Israel
Egypt
Agag
God
Jesus Christ
Great Deeds Quote on Small Duty for God
A concise reflective passage urges doing small, routine duties in everyday life as meaningful service to God. It highlights the valor of mundane acts over grand gestures, aligning virtue with daily responsibilities.
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God
O. J. Perry
Knowledge is folly without grace guiding it
A compact aphorism notes that knowledge alone misses depth and purpose unless grace provides direction. It suggests wisdom emerges when intellect aligns with virtue and benevolent aim. The line echoes a medieval or religious caution about intellectual pride.
Miss Margaret Palmer Birthday Celebration in Pink Theme
Miss Margaret Palmer celebrated her sixteenth birthday on Monday evening May 24 from 8 to 11 wearing a pink crepe de chine dress. Pink roses decorated the rooms while Hazel Mullins hosted the punch. After music and games an age contest awarded crepe de chine handkerchiefs to Addie Godfrey and Meta Isokreit. A large iced cake with sixteen pink candles lit the table as gifts were exchanged among friends including Nell Moyd Gladys Avant Mary West Myrtis Bruorton Annie Laurie Ma this Mildred Parsons Addie Godfrey Bessie Marshall Lena Haddock Annie Whetsell Mita Isokreit Willie Brown Mervin Brown Dixon Bryan Charlie Moore Austin May John White and Freddie Barrineau.
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Margaret Palmer
Mesdames
Annie Laurie Mathis
Mildred Parsons
Addie Godfrey
Bessie Marshall
Lena Haddock
Annie Whetsell
Mita Isokreit
Messrs
Willie and
Mervin Brown
Dixon Bryan
Charlie Moore
Austin May
John White
Freddie Barrineau
Varied Habits of Natives in Hot Climates
The Esquiman is a reckless bather during fishing season, wading to disentangle nets. His wife and family avoid further bathing rites, believing handling wet nets absolves them from soap use beyond a shave or shampoo.
Salvadorean March Holidays Honor Morazan
The Salvadoran people celebrate March 15 as a holiday honoring General Morazan, elected president of the Central American federation in 1830. It notes Morazan’s actions against insurrections in 1832 and 1888 and references Costa Rica in 1942.
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Salvador
Morazan
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Pigments From Coal Color Palette Described
Pigments of more than 400 different colors are obtained from coal. The discovery highlights wide color range possible from coal sources.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Joseph Emery
Savannah, Ga
D. R. Rogers
W. L. Newton
Ruth Newton
Mr. M. Wilson
Oceda
City
J. P. German
J. C. Bailey
Gresham
S. C
R. J. Flowers
John Porter
Philadelphia
Ruth Flowers
Mary Bannister
Winthrop Collge
H. G. Danzing
Leader
Mrs. Parrott
Florence
Dr. Walsh
D. Z. Rowell
W. D. Palmer
Kingstree
Mrs. Williamsps
Miss Pearl Fenters
Rhems, S
W. H. Owens
Miss Sade Palmer
Daddy
Marjorie
Paris Green
S.C. Agricultural Distributing Company
Lake City
Pense
Tuten Hardware Co
G. M. Tuten
Mgr
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
P. D. Odell
Bentschner & Wisanska
Cor
Hasell
Charleston, D. C
Mankind
Bank of Andrews
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