The New Store Georgetown and Local News Roundup
The report notes late planting and recent showers as crops look fine. The community mourns Billie Morris of Bloomingvale who died recently and attended by Mrs. J. E. Sports and Linnie. Lena and Mamie Sports visited Andrews and Georgetown. David Green remains seriously ill. Margaret Palmer visits Georgetown. W R Lambert from Santee brings in this season's tobacco sample at the News office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
Morrisville
Billie Morris
Tart
Lena
Mamie
Andrews
Georgetown
David Green
W. R. Lambert
Santee
The Supreme Need Workers
A public message issued by the Kingstree District Publicity Committee of the South Carolina Conference M E Church urges activation of church members and lay workers. It emphasizes service, mission outreach, and communal effort within the denomination.
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Kingstree District
South Carolina
M. E. Church
South
Ministerial Supply and Training Urges Fresh Preacher Cadre
A church leader argues ministerial supply and training are the era’s central issue. He warns that without educated, consecrated leaders, the church cannot evangelize or heal a bleeding world. He cites ample finances yet a shortage of fit preachers due to modern life's pace and spiritual atrophy.
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Church of the Living God
Asbury
Isaiah
Henry Ford
Jesus
Jesus Christ
The Three Tobacco Men Lead The Farmers Sale
The piece introduces Robertson Crews and White who run The Farmers and promote their business as the best in town. It invites customers to visit, promising experience in business and high light, claiming rivals offer only knocks. The tone encourages action and pride in their enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson, Crews & White
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J. M. Irby and
H. H. Thompson
Odd
Our Grocery
A. C. L. Corporation
General Merchandise
Trinity Methodist Church
P. M
Georgetown, 3. c
Bloomingvale
J. E. Sports
Linnie
E. W. Sports
Margaret Palmer
J. T. Fowler
Ministerial Supply and Training
Robertson
S. C
C. L. Dunn
Reaves & Dunn
Planters Warehouse
Seaboard Rail
Walter G. Copp