State Press Association completes 36th annual session
The South Carolina State Press Association wrapped its 36th annual session at Glenn Springs. Officers were elected and Columbia chosen as next year’s meeting site. A commemorative dispatch honored Col. Robt. A. Thompson of Walhalla. The Pendleton Messenger history of John Miller and Miller’s Weekly Messenger is recounted with notes on his impact on early South Carolina journalism.
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Spartanburg
South Carolina State Press Association
Glenn Springs
Columbia
August Koln
Dame
Robt. A. ‘Thompson
Walhalla S
Fraternitie
AL Press Association
Lord Mansfield
Mr. Mos
Lord Campbell
Thas
John Miller
Philadelphia
Charleston
Hagland
Congress
Edward Rutledge
Thomas Haywood
Thomas
Arthur Middleton
South Carolina
Commonwealth of South Carolina
Bits of Historical Pacts and Pendleton Me ser
Col Robert A Thompson learned arts preservation in the Pendleton Me ser office during Dr O Symmes proprietorship. He co owned The Messenger under Col Frank Burt. President Pierce named Burt territorial governor of Nebraska. Burt died in office and is buried in Pendleton Episcopal churchyard. Thompson born June 7 1828. As press association met on June 10 1910, he could count his years at $2.
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John Miller
Pendleton
Anderson County
Ils
John
Nin
Pen- Moton Messenger
Thaddeus Miller
Jane Miller
Charlotte Kay
Duke
Sharpe
Wilson
Elizabeth Sharpe
Aun Sharpe
Hayns
Marcus L. Sharpe
Edwin Sharpe
John M. Carlisle
Alt. Broyles
Green
South
Col
Robert A. Thompson
Ser
O. Symmes
the Messenger
Frank Burt
Pierce
Col. Burt
Nebraska
Episcopal Church
Col. Thompson
Vanderbilt Trustees Revolt Over Conference Seats
Nashville June 17 by a 19 to 8 vote Vanderbilt University trustees refuse to recognize three men elected by the General Conference of the M W Church South to fill vacancies. Eight new trustees are elected to fill the board and a self perpetuating rule is noted. Bishop A W Wilson resigns. by law changes remove approval by the general education board. Unclear future action implied.
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Nashville
Venn
Board of Trustees
Vanderbilt University
M. W. Church
South
Asheville
Chiude Waller
R. J. Jackson
W. BR. Eumbuth
W. B. Murray Jackson
Miss
General Education Board
The
Methodist Church
General Conference
No problem of higher food cost from eating more
Observation notes that increasing consumption does not inherently raise food costs. It argues price rises depend on supply factors rather than quantity alone and cites consumer behavior and market steadiness as influencing elements.
Quaker Oats And Tragic Local Suicide Rumor
An item promotes Quaker Oats as an inexpensive, nourishing food. In Pendleton, Mrs J B Pilgrim, 55, died by self harm after drinking lantanum and leaping into a pond at Pendleton Cotton Mills. Her body was found at the pond’s deepest point. She leaves a husband and several children.
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Pilgein
Church Directory and Services Posted for Local Congregations
Presbyterian Rev. Geo. M. Wilcox pastor at Walhalla with morning service at 11 a.m. and evening at 7.30 p.m on the second Sabbath. Walhalla also holds weekly Sabbath School at 10 a.m. Bethel preaches on the second and fourth Sabbaths at 3.30 p.m. Fifth Sabbath 11 a.m. Ebenezer preaches first Sabbath at 4 p.m. Richland preaches first and third Sabbaths with morning service at 11:30 a.m. Sabbath School at 10:30 a.m.
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Geo. M. Wilcox
Walhalla
Bethel Church
Ebenezer
Richland Church
Moting Rev T B Moting Pastor English Services
The Rev T B Moting conducts English worship every Sunday at 11 o clock with Sunday School at 9 45 a m A Missionary Society meet after the first Sunday monthly and the Ladies Aid Society after the third Sunday monthly An invitation to all to join in worship at the church.
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Tutheray
T. B. Moting
Missionary Society
Ladhies' Aid Society
First Baptist Church Schedule at John Knox Hall
The First Baptist Church at John Knox Hall lists preaching at 11 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. on the 2nd and 4th Sundays. Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. every Sunday. Prayer meeting ends after 8 p.m. The Woman's Mission Society meets Wednesdays after the 3rd Sunday at 6 p.m. Public invited. The notice ends abruptly on Thursday.
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First Baptist Church
John Knox Hall
Woman's Mission Society
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Honor
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A.thompson
Walhatta
Win. Banks
J. la
Mims
Marton
Italy
R. L. Freeman
Bensurer
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Orange- Maln
W. P. Jacobs
Clinton
Aull
Newberry
DeCamp
Gaffney
W. E. Gonzales
Press Association
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Wathall Mi
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Thompson
Cole Thompson
Pendleton Messenger
Pet
Hrackett
Ieras
Major AL
Royles
Pendtoron
Anderson Journal
Miller
Weekly Messenger
DS Symmes
Praneis
London
London Evening Host
Skyee
Spe Wo Milter
Wissrent- Evanson
Henry Sampson Woodfall
Junius
Woodtall
Woodfall
King
Daily Advertiser
London Evening Post
Almon
Sergt. Glyn
Lord Mansfeld
Lord Mansell
Bloomsbury Square
Mansfeld
Bloomsburg Square
George
Hore
Tiber
Menced
England
Lord Camden
Licel
House of Lords
Strom
Lord Chatham
Duke of Titchmond
William TD. King
Mazette and Advertiser
Benjamin Guerard
Brighteen Mile Creek
Port Wain
Cily Gazette
Pendleton County
Washington
Franklin Or Republican Society
Mr. Jay
France
George Washinton
Jay
Supreme Court
Tutt
Vanderbilt Truste
Anderson
Cardus
Fannie Ellis
Foster, Ark
A. McCullough
Long
Greenville
McCullough & Long
Oconee News
E.A. Herndon
P. Carey
J. W. Sholer
Pickens
C. Walhalla
R. T. Jaynes
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D. P. Thomson
Sendca, South Caroll
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Austin
Seneca
Ofice Over
J. W. Byrd & Co
Daniel E. Goon
Valhalla
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Callan
Carter Hardware Co
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