Monument Erected in North Augusta for McKie Meriwether
A granite monument stands in Calhoun square North Augusta to McKie Meriwether who died in July 1876 during the Hamburg riot. Ex-Gov John C Sheppard chaired the unveiling with D S Henderson delivering remarks about liberty and Reconstruction. The ceremony recalled Hamburg Edgefield and honored Meriwether as a patriot and symbol of South Carolina’s past battles.
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North Augusta
Hamburg
Calhoun Square
McKie Meriwether
Savannah
Edgefield
J. P. DeLaughter
General Assembly
North Augusta High School
Aiken
Augusta
John C. Sheppard
Wallace House
Sheppard
South Carolina
Mc. Sheppard
Mr. Henderson
McKie
Meriwether
Henderson
J. P. DeLaughier
Supreme Court
James S. Pike
Grant
Pike
Ellenton
John B. Gordon
Georgia
New South
New South Carolina
Congress
Washington
Mexico
Nicholson
Williams
Nickles
Williams, Toole
Brigham
B. E. Nicholson
Calhoun [Square
Whi. McCracken
S. M. Warmck
Jessie Crafton
Anna K. Butler
Funds Raised for Relief of Jews in War Zone
Through the efforts of Mr. Israel Mukashy the sum of 40 dollars has been raised for relief of Jews inEurope’s war zone. The list of contributors includes Israel Mukashy J L Mims W H Harling Padgett Cash May Smith-Marsh Co Felix Wells Cantelou Cutts Dunovant Dorn Mims Adams Hart Padgett Mims Smith Jones Townsend Marcus H H Sanders Cash Rives Dunovant Allen Byrd Kennerly Cantelou Strom Nicholson Kinnaird Mims Nicholson Tompkins Tompkins Timmerman Bright Taylor Bray J D Smith V Barington Prince Hightower Reel Long Deal Rubenstein Rubenstein Padgett De Vore Holstein Penn Broadwater.
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Israel Mukashy
Europe
J. L. Mims
W. H. Harling
A. E. Padgett
L. T. May
Smith-Marsh Co
H. A. Smith
L. B. Jones
J. A. Townsend
Oscar Marcus
J. W. Kemp
A. L. Kemp
Jake Wynne
K. J. Norris
Tucker
E. J. Mims
Stewart & Kernaghan
H. H. Sanders
Cash
E. 8. Rives
R. L. Dunovant
J. H. Allen
W. A. Collett
J. 8. Byrd
B. B. Jones
L. Wigfall Chgatham
D. J. LaGrone
J. C. Sheppard
W. A. Byrd
J. B. Kennerly
B. Cantelou
W. A. Strom
W. R. Swearingen
S. W. Nicholson
W. T. Kinnaird
Geo. F. Mims
J. H Tompkins
J. H. Reel
R. S. Long
Johnston Girl Wins Second Prize In Essay Contest
The United Daughters of the Confederacy awarded a $25 prize for the best peace essay. Miss Bessie Bean of Johnston High School was the standout South Carolina entrant and earned honorable mention as the second prize winner.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
South Carolina
Bessie Bean
Johnston High School
Miss Bean
North Carolina
Staunton Lott
South Carolina University
Frank Sawyer
George Washington
W. T. Handrey
J. L. Mims
Jai Fair
M. T. Turner
Hortense Padgett
J.C. Lewis
Brooks Rambo
Augusta
J. R. Hart
H. D. Grant
Miases Sue
Myrtis Smith
Eloise Strother
Pet LaGrone
Ollie Hamilton
Augustus Corley
C. P. Corn
Mis
Walhalla
Mrs. Smith
Mullins
W. E. LaGrone
Mime Walker
Miss Strother
L. E. Stansell
W. F. Scott
M. R. Wright