Johnston News Highlights Local Gifts Weddings and Meetings
The Sun beam Band at the Baptist church notes a memorial gift of a $10 gold piece from Mrs. W L Coleman in memory of Mary Elizabeth for the Lucile Chapman Bed fund at Baptist Hospital Columbia SC. Upcoming Ridge Association Sunday School convention June 25 26 features Rev Murray Rev T J Watts Dr E Pendleton Jones. The community plans a public library meeting at the school auditorium with Dr R G Lee and Miss June Rainsford speaking.
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Sunbeam Band
Baptist Church
W. J. Hatcher
W.L. Coleman
E. Pendleton Jones
Batesburg
Southern Baptists
Brooke
Hortense Padgett
Edgefield
R. G. Lee
Rainsford
Carnegie Fund
Joseph Jacobs
America
China
Women of Second Division meet at Trenton
Large attendance marks session led by Mrs. Henry T. Medlock with reports from Red Hill Republican Hardy's and Trenton. Dr. R. G. Lee and local pastors attended as advocacy and inspiration ran through readings recitations and Sunbeam reports. Next division plans at Steven's Creek following the annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Woman’s Mission Societies
Henry T. Medlock
Medlock
State Board of Health
Antioch
Rehoboth
A. B. Young
Red Hill
Republican
Hardy's
J. L. Mims
D. B. Hollingsworth
Southern Baptist Convention
R. G.lee
Emmie Lanham
Miss Lanham
Ellen Prescott
Scranton High School
Mrs.Tillman
Florence Mims
Rehoboth Sunday School Celebrates Children’s Day
The Advertiser reports a large attendance at Rehoboth church for Children’s Day with two counties represented. John Hughey led the program as master of ceremonies with strong parish support from Miss Maggie Winn Miss Lucile Culbreath and Rev R L Rountree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee Rehoboth
John Hughey
John ‘Hughey
Ian Graces
Maggie Winn
Lucile Culbreath
Rehoboth
Advertiser
County W C T U Picnic Honors Flower Mission Founder
Johnston and Edgefield W C T U gathered at the County Home on Monday for their annual picnic celebrating Jennie Cassedy founder of the Flower Mission. Trenton and Harmony unions held separate picnics. Philippi members were missed. The event featured abundant dinner with cold drinks and many dishes despite some unions not attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberry
Smith
Johnston Bank
I. T. Welling
Darlington
F. S. Bland
Batesbury
E. C. Ballentine
Miss Rutland
Walker Mobley
Ballentine
Bank of Western Carolina
Mamie Huiet
Trilby
Fla
Mr. Jones Huiet
J. W. Marsh
Chas. Pedrick
Theora Flemming
Spartanburg
Arthur Collett
Sarah Collett
Edgefield
Collett
Will Wright
Eva
Jessie J
Hiv
Huiet Waters
Waters
Charleston
Mary Ann ‘Buie
D. of C
Joe Cox
Jefferson Davis
M. T. Turner
Treasury
Mesdames O.D. Black
P. B. Waters
Johnston
Jennie Cassedy
Flower Mission
Trenton
Harmony
Philippi
J. L
Gun test letter from Indian Head Maryland
A letter from Stanmore B Townes writes about Indian Head Maryland a small Potomac town near Washington with a population of about two thousand five hundred. It notes local life including a bank four stores a post office and a movie house and comments on single male residents and naval proximity. It mentions twenty to thirty local women employed by the government and a young woman called Belle of Indian Head with Ophelia Quinn as a nickname and hints at investigations when several women walk together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerling
Dawson
Helen
Louise Rhoden
Tommie Small
Jennie Thrailkill
Edgefield
Vernon Sawyer
Tompkins
W. S. Brooke
Htt
Maryland
Washington
Potomac
Indian Head
U. S
Belle
Ophelia Quinn
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Sunbeams
Garlington-Smith
J. A. Dobey
Catherine Garlington
Earl Smith
Ella Jacobs
Sallie Heyward
David Kellar
Sara Caroline
Whit Ely
Martha Edwards
R. D. Wright
War Relief
Alice Earle
Columbia
Maryee
Bennie
Floultine
George Southern
Ellen Culbreath
Annie Reynolds
Little Seed Sowers
Carl Winn
Hugh Seigler
John Moultrie
Edward Strom
Robert Winn
Henry Reynolds
Robert Gilchrist
Floyd Coleman
Herman Coleman
Mary Julia Winn
Katharine Reynolds
Gladys Wash
Alma Moultrie
Allene Wash
Carrie Lou Strom
Sara Gilchrist
Grace Gilchrist
Mary Luda
Dughey
Baby Brother
Lou Strom
King
Willam Talbert
Lena Louise Gilchrist
Oseph Seigler
Lorene Moultrie
Indian Head, Maryland
Stanmore B. Townes
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