Public Spirit Shapes Georgetown’s Civic Pride
A town’s public spirit reflects its residents actions and motives. Georgetown boasts active civic leaders Mayor ex Mayor Board chair military groups and business people who serve for the public good without gain. The community’s loyalty and shared effort are urged to push Georgetown toward prominence as a leading South Carolina seaport.
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Old Negro Adam Frost Dies in Spartanburg County
Adam Frost a 127 year old Black man died at his Cedar Springs farm home after a brief illness. He claimed birth on Sullivan's Island in 1780, supported by an old record. Frost came to Spartanburg with the Draytons and later lived with the Frost family who settled here during the war. A local elder recalls the man as a fixture forty years ago. In Anderson, J A Alewine a white man from Martintown was jailed on multiple charges, about 30 years old with a wife and two children.
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