Local notices and society items dominate the column
Miss Sallie and Lottie Taylor leave for Savannah to spend winter there. Many residents travel to Charleston or Washington for business and social visits. The Elkst plan an important meeting. W C T U and L T L hold services at local churches. The Steele-Moses Company advertises goods. purchases and bargain sales continue with notices from Charles ton and New Orleans. A large raft for A C L Co and forest fire reports in Michigan are noted. Two theater programs at the electric theatre headline entertainment for the evening.
Bishop Lee to Preach at Bethel Church Next Thursday
Notice announces the visit of The Rt. Rev. B. F. Lee D D bishop of the Seventh Episcopal District of the A M E Church to Bethel Church for a 7 30 pm sermon next Thursday. The public is invited to attend and hear a noted churchman described as a ripe scholar and deep theologian. R W Mance, Pastor.
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B. F. Lee
South Carolina
Bethel Church
Lee
R. W. Mance
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Reid Whitford
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Harold Ward
J. S. Grant
W. T. Jones
F. B. Joynes
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Phenix Furniture Co
Hamilton Brown
Dorothy Dodd
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E. J. Whalen
Fred Jordan
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Frank W. Williams Company
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