Pythian Grand Lodge Moves Grand Meeting to Columbia
The Col umbia State Special reports the Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias chose Columbia as the site for next year s meeting by unanimous vote. Leaders list includes Grand Chancellor J Walter Doar Georgetown and many district deputies with appointments for three year terms and a plan to invest the Thornwell memorial fund until it reaches 5 000 dollars. The order allocates 150 dollars to Thornwell Connie Maxwell Epworth and Yorkville Churchhome plus 100 dollars to a bedridden member in Cheraw.
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Columbia
Bennettsville
Grand Judge Knights of Pythias
Land Lodge
Nd Lodge
Grand Lodge
J. Walter Doar
Georgetown
Frank K. Meyers
Greenwood
C.D. Brown
Abbeville
Wilson G. Harvey
Charleston
C. W. Il
Inner Guard North
Oliver
Orangebur
A. V. Williams
W. C. Henry
Thonsville
J. P. Carter
Bamhore
A. M. Deal
Columbo
Evans
Seal— L. Reeves
Dr. M. Gr
Rev. H. A. Knox
Esvie
Distri Rock Mus
A. V. Martin
Clinton
Distrialhalla
Jas
Craig
Anderson
I. W. Leo Bennettsville
Iley
Orangeburg
Nd Tribune
Rt J
K. P. Smith
Thos
F. Brantley
Geo. W. Dick
Sumter
M. Rushton
Johnston
W. M. Carter
Batesburg
B. Fishburne
Columbian
State of the Order
KK. Meye
H. M. Ayer
Florence
BE. K. Charles
Timmonsville
F. Tl. Stoll
Kingstree
B. L. Tieneken
Mt. Pleasant
Credentials
J. A. Banks
St. Matthews
Merritt
Pelaer
WM. MecNabb
Barnwell
Wrinting
J. We Doar
R. L. Dargan
Librad
Douglas « el
Thornwell
Connie Maxwell
Epworth
Supreme Lodge
Sunday Schools Lose Boys Across Protestant U S
Washington May 26 seventy five percent of boys over 13 in Protestant Sunday schools are lost to the church and never profess faith. Eugene C Poster of Detroit delivered the remark at a workers conference after the World Sunday School Convention drawing astonished reactions from delegates including an English observer.
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Washington
United States
Eugene C. Poster
Detroit
Haverhill
Suffolk
England
Weevil Invasion Forecast By Entomologist
In Little Rock May 25 Dr W D Hunter of the US Department of Agriculture warned the boll weevil will invade the entire cotton belt within ten years. The opening session of the Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers meeting featured a clash when J M Volger of Alexandria argued for late planting while Dr Hunter urged early planting. A report by Julian L Brodie, special agent for the Department of Commerce and Labor, was read from Europe concluding the business session.
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Little Rock
Ark
W. D. Hunter
United States Department of Agriculture
Volton Belt
Hunter
J. M. Volger
Alexandria
Volger
Julian L. Brodie
Department of Commerce and Labor
Europe
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castorla in Ohio Tragedy
In Columbus Logan two teen girls Miss Lillian Wright and Miss Flossie Herman were killed instantly when an automobile overturned after a party. Several others were severely injured including William Snyder driver and president of a lumber company who ran over an embankment near Young's Bridge. Mrs Goss suffered a crib fracture and Snyder leg broken. Wright was to be married next Wednesday. An ad touts Valey's Kidney Remedy for children and bed wetting, measles, and scarlet fever.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lillian Wright
Flossie Herman
Logan
William Snyder
Young's Bridge
Don Goss
Keepers and Ambitions Shape Grand Lodge Debate in Columbia
A Columbia lodge discusses officer succession as a faithful secretary aims for Grand Lodge roles. May meeting unchanged. April proposal rejected. Delegates praise sessions as harmonious and attend a court house square barbecue with Confederate veterans nearby. Dramatic Order of the Knights of Khorassan held a lively event into the night.
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Grand Lodge
Id Lodge
Court House Square
K. Protics
the Knights of Khorassan
Big Profit In Hog Raising In Canada And Beyond
A New York Tribune Farmer writer extols hog farming in Canada and other nations, stressing the right breed, good sires, proper weaning at three to four weeks, open housing, pasture access, green feed, and balanced rations. It advocates careful feeding, cleanliness, earth for digestion, milk for growth, and steady investment as hog production prospers.
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New York Tribune
United States
Denmark
Ireland
Yorkshires
Tamworths
Berkshires
Earth
Reading clubbing offers for small money in KEOWEE area
A dated advertisement promotes club subscriptions including KEOWEE COURIER one year with Charleston News and Courier and other papers. It touts bundled premiums with Thrice-a-Week New York World and related journals, offering a bargain reading package. Also promotes Dean's Regulats laxative at 25 cents.
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Keowee Courier
Charleston
News and Courier
Atlanta
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Consolo
New York World
He Union News
National Farmers’ Union Pa- Bre
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W. J. Bryan
Miss Ruth Adams Dead at Sixteen in Columbia
Ruth Adams of Charleston died at Columbia Hospital from blood poisoning after a buckle scratch. The Lander College student, daughter of United States Marshal J. Duncan Adams, was brought here for treatment days earlier. Surgery was performed but her condition worsened Wednesday night and she did not survive. The belt scratch injury had been initially deemed minor.
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Columbia
Ruth Adams
Charleston
Columbia Hospital
Miss Adams
United States
J. Duncan Adams
Secon
Presbyterian and other church services schedule
Presbyteria Rev Geo M Wilcox Pastor Valhalla Church Preaching 2d and 4th Sabbaths Morning 11 a m Evening 7 30 p m Sabbath School weekly 10 a m Prayer meeting Wednesday 4 p m Bethel Church Preaching 2d and 4th Sabbaths 3 30 p m Fifth Sabbath 11 a m Sabbath School 3 p m Ebenezer Church Preaching 1st Sabbath 4 p m Richland Church Preaching 1st and 3d Sabbaths Morning service 11 30 a m Sabbath School 10 30 a m Luther an Rev T B Epting Pastor English services Sunday 11 a m Sunday School 9 45 a m Missionary Society meets Wednesday after first Sunday monthly Ladies Ald Society meets Wednesday after third Sunday Worship invitation extended.
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Valhalla
Bethel Church
Ebenezer
Richland
Tutheran
T. B. Epting
Missionary Society
Ald Society
First Baptist Church Announces Sunday Services and Events
The First Baptist Church invites members and the public to attend Pastor Joan Knox Hall preaching at 11 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. on the 2nd and 4th Sundays, with Sunday school at 10 a.m. each Sunday, prayer meeting Thursdays at 3:30 p.m., and Woman's Mission Society meetings on the Wednesday after the third Sunday at 3:30 p.m.
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Woman's Mission Socity
Doctor's visiting charges spark bill collection tally
A humorous exchange portrays a doctor charging ten dollars per visit while nineteen overdue attempts to collect add up. The homeowner quips about twenty calls this month, totaling ten dollars paid and nineteen attempts to collect.
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