Seneca Baptist Church to Hold Sabbath Services Amid Loss
The Seneca community notes services at the Baptist church next Sunday with hope for a large turnout. A midweek prayer schedule shifts for the Presbyterian and Methodist churches, and the death of Archie Todd at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore shocks local families. He studied medicine, was set to graduate next month, and a funeral is planned with services at the cemetery and later at the house.
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Presbyterian Church
Seneca
Archie Tord
J. W. Todd
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Todd
Johns Hopkins University
Palmetto House
Mra
KE. A. Hine
V. Mer Onrey
Carrie Hanter
Beneoa
Carey
James N. Adama
Miles Lona Adame
Newell
D.I. Hull
Tio
Jack Martin
Neoing T. Peden Anderson
Annie Stone
Leneca
Alice Puckett
Hartwall Sun
Lewis J. King
Fair Play
King
Hart County
Westminster Charge
Rock ‘Springs
J. J. Horrojl
Monticello
Hartwell San
KB. G. Poors
Lonnie
Westminster
C. Si. Dickerson
A. J. Goanott
Village Notes on Events and Library Plans in Valhalla
The Valhalla community reports a successful oyster supper, church services, and a pleasant visit to Walhalla. The Library Association plans a literature program led by Prof. R. P. Clinkscales and Miss Willie Cherry with talks on topics like Reconstruction and The Clansman. Vegetable gardening thrives, and local residents undertake home improvements, travel, and library purchases.
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Donaerta
Stoneman Aa
Lincoln
BE. A. Hines
Pe Boggs
P. Clinkscales
John McWhort
F. Bacon
K. A. Hines
Alvie
M. Lowery
Weatmin
Ator
Mra
Ko Livingston
Woska
Lockhurt
E. B. Verner
Henrietta
Clara
Sondon
Harall Grundy
H. P. Boggs
Ondea Week Club
Archie Toda
Holleman
Fair Play Street
Arrington
Mra. M. R. Kirkpatrick
Davidson College
Burglary and Fire Reports From Sei Soncoa
Last night Luther A. Moore's store was burglarized with three intruders, two escaping but names known. C P Gignilliat residence burned. Mr. and Mrs. Trimmer displaced with no insurance, household goods lost. Fire initially rumored to have trapped a child but later deemed safe.
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Soncoa
Luther A. Moore
Moore
Joss
C. P. Gignilliat
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Druggists offer a money back guarantee if Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets fail. The ad cites EK W. Grove as the signature on the warrant and implies a one day cold cure with a bold sales claim.
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EK. W. Grove
Royal Baking Powder Goes Pure in New York Ad
A historic ad promotes Royal Baking Powder as absolutely pure. The copy highlights its origin in New York and branding with bold phrases to attract bakers seeking reliable leavening from a trusted name.
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Royal
Royal Baking Powder GO
New York
Westminster News Roundup Highlights Fire Hero Child and Deaths
Westminister notes a house fire saved by a seven year old boy and his mother, a railway mail service victory, obituaries for Chief Cheswell and Rev W Leo Harrell, local visits and forthcoming events. Also mentions church meetings, lodgings, and community notices from Hart and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Christian Church
J. A. Kewin
Walhalla
Publio
W. B. Terrell
Lockhart
Mra
A. Terrell
Swift Gilmer
Railway Mail Service
John Jenkins
Hopewell
Jenkins
F. A. Windgate
Furman Geer
Anderton County
William T. Cheawell
Boston
West- Minator
Cheswell
Boston Fire Department
Aptonpeak
H. Johun
Eng
Aaron Enbanka
Oskway
Presbyterian Church
J. J. Harrell
F. Ke, Hunt
Greenville
Thin Place
Atlanta
Ion
Monticello
W. Leo Harrell
KR. K. Powell
Rarae Ing Ward
Ray
Harrell
Runnaij
Carina
Powell
Fraud alerts warn against counterfeit Dr King’s remedies
Fraud exposed warns public about counterfeit imitations of Dr King’s Now Discovery for Coughs and Colds and other medicines. The notice urges caution against rogue sellers trying to profit by copying a remedy with an 85 year reputation. Calls readers to look for the authentic wrapper and to buy only from Booklon & Co. in Chicago, Windsor, and beyond.
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Dr. King
Conwurn
Dr. King’h
Booke- Jon
Booklon & Co
Chicago
Windsor
Canada
New Dispensary Board Elected in Columbia
The joint assembly noon today elected W. O. Tatum as commissioner, re elected unopposed, to join J. B. Wylie of Chester and Capt. John Black of Colston as directors. R. F. Dukes of Orangeburg ran as a third candidate. Chairman H. H. Evans sought re election, defeated 108 to 80 by J. M. Rawlingson of Calumbia.
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Columbia
Joint Assembly
W. O. Tatum
J. B. Wylie
Chester
Capt
John Black
Colston
John Bell Towall
I. W. Boykin
R. F. Dukes
Orangeburg
H. H. Evans
J. M. Rawlingson
Calumbia
Vale
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Berlin
C. W
J. E. Brouknght
Luhhry
Seneca, S
The
Seneca Pharmacy
Carter’s Pharmacy
Westminster, S&s
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