Local Visitors and Summer News from Richland
A brief roundup notes youths visiting Anderson on the fourth and friendly gatherings across Spartanburg Greenville and Seneca. Miss Lillie May Putman and Miss Ruth Ballenger are among those visiting relatives, while Miss Stella Fincannon and Miss Niall Stribling travel to see kin. Mary Hughs plans to reopen her Norris school as summer visits continue. Foster and Mrs McKey are mentioned with plans to stay through August. There is a stray reference to Chamberlain's Dinteen Sema and a sale notice line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Anderson
Lillie May Putman
Spartanburg
Hughs
Charles Ballenger
Southern Railroad
Apent
Hankel Dendy
Mariah
Ee Falla
Calhoun
W. H. Hughs
Catoraville
Annie McMahan
Robert McDonald
Easley
Piedmont
Nannie
Mattie Lou Isbell
Seneca
Ruth Ballenger
Greenville
Mis
J. A. Dendy
Stella Fincannon
Dendy Mins
Niall Stribling
Roswell
Mra
J.D. Mumahan
H. P. McKey
Townville Notes of July visit and local events
Townville notices, July 11, report Mrs Ledbetter’s visit to Rivoli and D A Ledbetter returning home. Local infant death, James Harris toward Atlanta, Newton Brown family near Seneca visiting E M Brown. Clara Huot returns from Laurens, Thornwell orphans visit, and Misses Holcombe guests of Billy Holcombe. Pine Grove School buys organ. travelers visit Oakway and Sherman. Spearman Dobbins buys stock from Q K Smith. Walter Dickson visits. Union meeting set with Townville Baptist on fifth Sunday. Oakway Fourth draw large crowd. Also mentions local trips, and a PAZO ointment advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townville
Elizabeth Ledbetter
W. K. Sharp
Rivoli
D. A. Ledbetter
Gordon Whitfield
James Harris
Atlanta
Newton Brown
Seneca
E. M. Brown
Clara Huot
Pearle Sullivan
Laurens
Lizzie
Lula
Nellie
Willie May Holcombe
Thornwell
Billy Holcombe
N. W. Grant
John Sharp
J. W. Dickson
Pine Grove
Lula Hollingsworth
Alice Morrow
Oakway
Lookout Mountain
Indian Territory
Sherman
Texas
Spearman Dobbins
Q. K. Smith
Walter Dickson
Spartanburg
Mra. W. A. Dickson
Jim Burns
Reed Creek
Thrasher
Saluda Association
Westminster News Briefs and Marriages in July
Miss Mattie Hull and Julius Martin wed July 9 with S H Johns officiating. The bride, daughter of J M Hull of Westminster Inn, and the groom, son of Jack Martin, left for Belton Ga. Miss Elizabeth Fronde Kennedy visits in Clemson, daughter of Prof Whit Kennedy and granddaughter of John Leland Kennedy. A church conference at Westminster Baptist is set for Saturday before the fourth Sunday, with new 3 p.m. start. Various local notices follow including deaths, visits, a large excursion train to Atlanta with 1,400 passengers, and multiple social events and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Mattie Hull
Julius Martin
S. H. Johns
J. M. Hull
Westminster Inn
Broom
Jack Martin
Belton
Martin
Southern Railway
Elizabeth Fronde Kennedy
Clinton
Clemson
Marge Shelor
Marge R. Shelor
Furman
Elizabeth A. Owens
W. H. Owens
Methodist Church
East End
John, James
A. M. Owens
T. W. Holley
John Vernon
E. R. Wilson
Tarbert
Old Westminster Baptist Church
Cotton
L. A. Mathewson
Stribling
Clifford Walker
Monroe
KR. C. Dickson
Charleston
Citadel Academy
Clara Hunt
Woolbright
Townville
Sallie Dickson
Rosa Mathewsongs
Atlanta
Newberry
Sultana Fincannon
Wm. E. Fincannon
Tex
Here
Fincannon
Pool
Claiburn Pool
Maud
Allie Stribling
Lizzie Look
Cartereville
Sadie McConnell
Gainesville
Annie Mailey
Mobile
Ala
Mcive
Wham, Miller
Simpson
Reeder
Terrell
Broazeule
McDonald
Dickson
Messer
Stonecyphor
Moon
Hull
Nortig
T. P. Poore
Sewell
Stewart
Mitchell
Miller
Mason
S. W. Dickson
Aden Dickson
A. Zimmerman
Pierce Kinard
Greenwood
Moss Terrell
Tallulah Falls
Clemnon College
Mra
KR. M. DuBose
Easley
Mra. W
Haley
J.J. Harrell
Rona
Mary
Mecklenburg County
Garnett Martin
Columbia
Fair Play Items From Seneca and Nearby Notes
A compilation from Fair Play dated July 10 covers local church events at Jones Chapel with Rev. Dr. Lewis preaching and attendance requests. It notes visits by Heller and Sheldon families, a surprise party at E Marett’s, and remarks on a trolley line. Regional items include petitions on dispensary, a Tidewater mine disaster in West Virginia with nine dead, and a Kansas refinery ruling. Also reports from Seneca about residents visiting, local revival services, a lodge banquet in Newry, and social gatherings at Palmetto House and Clemson excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Play
Lewis
Jones Chapel
Dr. Heller
Alpine
J. R. Holler
Mra
J. D. Sheldon
Townville
Keols Marett
Westminster
Anderson
E. Marett
Oakway
Horry
Saluda
Tola
Kansas
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Kentucky
United States
Supreme Court
Newrrial
Palmer Creswell
Fletcher Byrd
J. W. Cox
Simpsonville
Peru
State Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company
Tidewater
Vivian
West Virginia
All Mouth
N.hl
Hopewell Happenings Away From Home News
Freshet damage along Chauga and small streams. corn near ruin. Jenkins bridge repaired after being impassable. Lizzie May Pickens hosted by Cassie Barrett. Mattie Jonkina visited Mrs. George Singleton near Long Nose Mountain. Myrtle Davie Hattie Adams attended preaching at Toxaway. Mamio Davie Gracia Jonkina spent night with Amanda and Mamio Spencer near Madison. Westminster visitors, W. K. Davin and Jim McAlister, spent the Fourth with M. M. McAlister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
Chauga
Jenkins Bridge
Lizzie May Pickens
Cassie Barrett
Mattie Jonkina
George Singleton
Long Nose Mountain
Myrtle Davie
Hattie Adams
Toxaway
Mamio
Also Mentioned on This Page
John F. Craig
C. W
J. E. Bauknight
Lunney
Chamberlain
ORK BC
Paria Medicine Co
St. Louis
Dr. E. Rosser
W. G
A. B. Sewart
W. K. Rhyne
John L Phillips
C. G
C. E. Willis
D. I. Mulkey
T Lodge
Guardian
J. M. Bearden
A. M. Jones
R. S
N. G
Paul Pitts
C. B. Moss
V.G
L. L. Mitchell
V. G
Earley Cheek
C. O. Dunlap
Mary Carter
Laura Smithson
Hartwell
Will Woods
Clarence Williams
Williams
T.N. Hall
A. L. Gonsett
Annie Hunter
Pittsburg
T. M. Lowery
Russell
Wales
Lowery
Frank Farmer
John Linley
Luke Verner
Verner
Edith Morgan
Maud Crawford
Thomaston
Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
Hill
Lois and
Mattie Hill
Mary Cherry
Newry Lodge I. 0. O. F
Newry
Cavera
Palmetto
Mary Earle
Annie Cooley Gaines
Sam Stribling
Florida
J. W. Byrd
Roxie Reid
Valhalla
Maj
W. J. Stribling
Elvis Earle
Lulu Gignilliat
Mer
Vis Maud Hopkins
J. W. Bell
Walhalla
W. Lunney
Hopewell Happenings
Mre
W. Ke, Davin
Jim McAlister
Mra. M, M. McAlister
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