Conneross Baptist church marks Ayers last sermon
Rev J OH Ayers preached a memorable final sermon as Conneross Baptist pastor after five years of service. He is praised as a scholarly, spirited leader whose departure will be felt deeply by the congregation. Nearby, Miss Rosa Dilworth visited Oakway, and a Christmas program with trees, recitations and songs is planned for December 26 at the church.
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Conneross
J. OH. Ayers
Conneross Baptist Church
Mr. Ayers
Rosa Dilworth
Oakway
H.R. Bearden
Eliza McAlister
R. W. Grubbs
Valhalla
M. Abbott
Conncross Baptist Church
Mason Lodge Installs Officers At Charleston Event
Charleston December 1 Grand Master James R. Johnson closed the 1334th annual communication of the Masons of South Carolina. In the afternoon the body was hosted at Isle of Palms for an oyster roast. Officers installed include Grand Master James R. Johnson and Deputy Grand Master George S. Mower with George T. Bryan R. A. Cooper vin and Jacob T. Barron among others. The article notes promotions and re elections with three Senior Wardens advancing. Also mentions influenza danger and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sales in nearby towns.
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Charleston
James R. Johnson
Masons
Newberry
Cgeorge 'T. Bryan
Greenville
R. A. Cooper
Laurens
77 Vin
Jacob T. Bare Ron
Columbia
W. P. Smith
Spartanburg
Zimmerman da- T
Cotton Grading Course for Farmers in South Carolina
Beginning January 4 a six week course in cotton grading will be offered to farmers in South Carolina. Prof Earle will teach in the textile department alongside government standards work. The program covers grading practice, premiums and penalties, bale preparation, ginning, grading errors to avoid, elementary bookkeeping and warehouse accounting.
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South Carolina
Textile Department
Earle
United State Department of Agriculture
United States
Remarkable Seneca Pharmacy Ointment Claims Quick Sprain Cure
A damaged health note states sprained ankles disabled for three to four weeks without proper treatment. It claims Chamberlain's ointment offers a cure in three to four days and promotes it as a top preparation sold by The Seneca Pharmacy and L. C. Martin at Clemson College.
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Seneca Pharmacy
L. ©. Martin
Clemson College
Seneca
L. C. Martin
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Towa
Chamberlain
Martin-Morehead Wedding at Tugaloo
Miss Vesta Martin wed Cobb Morehead in a December wedding at Tugaloo. The bride, 20, eldest daughter of C. G. Martin, was described as popular and beautiful. the groom, a promising, steady young man. The ariate ceremony was performed by Farmersto vall of Franklin County, Georgia, followed by a supper scene noted for abundant delicacies. The couple receives best wishes from the community.
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Tugaloo
Vesta Martin
Cobb Morehead
Sev
Farmer Stovall
Franklin County
Georgia
Congress Adjourns for Holiday Recess Until January 4
Both houses of Congress adjourned for a holiday recess to resume January 4. The Senate received the nomination of E. Cochran for reappointment as district attorney for South Carolina. Although expected to be reappointed, opposition exists and final decision awaits Congress reconvening in January.
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Washington
Congress
Seneca Notes Christmas Visitors and Local News
Seneca crowd enjoys holiday arrivals and departures with students from Chicora College Elizabeth College and Greenville visits. A German dance party is planned by the Seneca Dancing Club for Tuesday the 28th. The Presbyterian church ordains three deacons and installs W Livingston. Courier writer reflects on Civic Association and long association with local papers.
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Seneca
Frank Martin
Greenville
Frank Harper
Hannah Brown
Lucile Hamilton
Chicora College
Marguerite Adams
Elizabeth College
Mary Earle
Beaverdam
Alen Lowery
Atlanta
Carol Herndon
Charley Harper
University
T. . Stribling
Verna Stribling
P.M. Cary
Helen Cary
Esther
Polly of the Chons
J. R. Moore
Courier
Civic Association
Cupid
M. W. Coleman
Carrie Hunter
Clift Fineannon
Sys
Lillian Caldwell
Texas
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Byrd
G. N. Gignilliat
W. K
Ingston
Westminster News Roundup and Seasonal Notices
Westminster notes span travels and visits across Georgia and nearby towns. Many locals report holidays plans, school events, society debates, and church activities including a Christmas tree at Hepsibah Baptist church and a closing term for Westminster High School.
Santa comes to bounty land despite harsh weather
In Bounty Land on December 20, despite severe weather, residents anticipate Santa Claus and holiday homecomings. The notice lists several locals and visitors from Rock Hill, Spartanburg, Sterling, Clemson, Mayesville, and Abbeville, detailing travels, health, and community events. It notes a new depot opening in Richland and various relocations, visits, and church plans for January.
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Bounty Land
Santa Claus
Bertrand Perritt
Annie McMahan
Rock Hil
Lalla Ballenger
Sunset
Pickens County
Cora Hubbard
Spartanburg
Marion Coe
Sterling
Colorado
Edgar Shanklin
Clemson
Rey
H. A. Knox
Mayesville
J. J. Ballenger
W. H. Hughs
T. B. Wyly
Southern Railway Company
Etherton
A. Davis
Greenville
G. W. Davis
Florida
A. J. Davis
M.T. Hughs
Berry
W. C. Foster
Mattie Brown
Walhalla
R. M. Raneikin
R. H. Smithson
Laura Smithson
Westminster
Black Man Killed in Magnolia Race Tensions Rise
In Magnolia Alabama a day of intense conflict ends with Ernest Slade fatally wounded by Clinton Montgomery a Black man. Montgomery’s charred body found near a burned Negro house as Arister and Shelly Montgomery escape lynching. Most Black residents flee and whites remain armed.
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Magnolia
Ala
Arister
Shelly Montgomery
Marengo County
Linden
Copenhagen Concludes Cook Fails North Pole Claim
The University of Copenhagen and its consistory announced that Dr. F A Cook did not establish his claim to reach the North Pole. A committee reviewing Cook’s papers found no proof tying his records to the pole, confirming the examiner’s conclusions. A lawyer later quipped about cross examining a man to uncover truth.
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Copenhagen
Theiversity of
F. A. Cook
North Pole
Te University
Cook
Conslatory
Reports on Cotton Crop Ginning Through December 13 1909
Washington read of census bureau data shows 9,362,222 bales ginned from 1909 crop by December 13, compared with 11,900,566 for 1908. Proportion ginned to December 18, 1909 stands at 90.9 percent of 1908, with 139,967 round bales versus 215,059 in 1908. South Carolina totals 1,066,058 bales in 1909 against 1,134,18% in 1908.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Wales
Sea Island
South Carolina
Echoes From The Convention on Worldliness
Dr L M Roper argues churches face danger from worldly pursuits not open vice. He cites card playing dancing theater going as harming spiritual life and urges personal consecration and higher church standards. Rev W S Reaves and Rev J D Huggins add remarks. Baptist State Convention report notes caution for youth amusements. A Christmas tree event for Rock Springs Sunday school is announced with inviting addresses.
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L. M. Roper
Ain
Christ
Roper
W. S. Reaves
Baptist Courier
Baptist State Convention
Anderson
Rock Springs
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Mother's Death
A. A. Land of Westminster FD thanks friends and neighbors for the many kind acts and deeds shown during the recent passing of his mother. Your kindness will be gratefully remembered.
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A. A. Land
Westminster, R. FD
New Life Pills Cure Tons of Digestive Ailments
A resident from Ingleside North Carolina tried many doctors and spent $200 on medicines for 15 years of indigestion and related issues. After using Dr King s New Life Pills he reports being wholly cured and recommends them for constipation biliousness sick headache stomach liver kidney and bowel troubles. 25c at all druggists.
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Ayacue
Ingleside
N. C
Dr. King
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