Grand Lodge holds annual meeting in Greenwood South Carolina
The Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of South Carolina met in Greenwood May 11 and 12 with officers present and widespread lodge representation. The exhibit of the Grvhans Home led to a $7,084.46 fund distribution, a $5,000 payment for the Orphans Home, and $2,088.46 for furnishing. New rules set a five dollar init fee and one dollar per degree. Officers elected included J. J. McSwain as Grand Master and S. F. Killingaworth as Grand Secretary. The next meeting was set for Greenville with a visit to the Connie Maxwell Orphanage and a formation of a State Grand Encampment.
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Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of
South Carolla
Greenwood
Thore
Tha G Rand Lodge
Grvhans
Comittes
L. N. Zealy
Cunary Mannan
S. F Killingaworth
J. J. McSwain
Greenville
Mustor
G. R. C. Burns
Valhalla
L. Kellay
J. A. Summerset
J. Ke, Crosby
JS. Winslow
M. Kelloff
W. R. Stieglitz
M. Overatreat
Credentinia
J. W. Camfield
W. C. , Wintorn
F.C. Parry
Orphans’ Home ‘Trustees
0. J. Pride
T. N. Bennett
H. J
South Lirn
H. Whitcover
L. M. Oliveros
Lander College
Grand Lodge
Ladien
Ned
Hociuwion
Addrowson
Kerr
J. C. Willson
McSwain
Connie Maxwell
Mr. Jamison
South Carolina
Biblical Gatherings and Civic Notes From Seneca May 16
In Seneca the May 16 issue notes three Sunday services recorded, with Elder Jones preaching at the Methodist church. It highlights a Friday morning and Saturday prayer schedule ahead of Sunday communion, a graded school event in the opera house, and praise for Mrs. Barns Hun Riven’s return to music teaching. Social items mention visits, graduation recitals for Miss Carrio Lewis Hunter at Oleora College, and community thanks for sidewalk sweeping by the city council.
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Chihrohen
Jones
Minsea Virginia
Lilian Norris
Atlanta
Minn Boswhe Wilwou
Aho
Laura W. Baten
New York
Alfa
Davin's Reill
W. J. Linney
Col
Mason
Charlotte
J. F. McCarey
Ite
Mins
Clara’ Warner
Groenville
Spartanburg County
John J. McWhorter
Mastera
Edward Stribling
James McCurey
Spartanburg
Sounby
Frank Cherry
D. Cherry
John Tivingaton
Seneca
Fannie Chapupont
Misa Stella Figoannon
Mira Carrio Lewis Hunter
Oleora College
Bridey
Miss Carrio
Lee Carpenter
New City Council
E. Dickson
Burns
Presbyterian Church
Infant Death Noted As Wight Family Mourning
Obituary notes the infant son of Mr and Mrs RM Wight died at home after short illness, with condolences from friends and a church. A social gathering followed at Palmetto House where Andrew Pickens Chapter DA K hosts and a historic chair from Revolutionary days was displayed, with a luncheon and decorative parlor arrangements.
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Mim
John Varner
Luke Varner
Andrew Pickens
Ming Liliina Caldwell
Tal
Sepeuala
Thuis Dicknou
May Cherry
Lee Carpenter
Greenville
Morbera
Moornay
Presbyterian Church
Wehold
McPhail
Osborn
Benedict College
Alao
Seneca Graded School
Carey
Npon
J. J. Starks
W. J. Lunney
Seaborn Bros
Bianneas
Fragmented recital list shows student performances mix
A scatter of names and titles outlines a series of solo and group performances with students Jessie Wardlaw Kathleen Gaines Sue Daly Mian Mary Earle Irena Garvie Nancy Hines Paris Dillard and others. The legible items indicate solos duets and a recitation amid a classroom or school event setting.
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Jessie Wardlaw
Kathleen Gaines
Sue Daly
Mian
Mary Earle
Cough Remedy Claim Cited by Harlan Merchant
A Harlan Michigan merchant Goo L Chubb praises Coambalain's Cough Remedy as the best cough medicine, claiming it cures a cold in one time. The report notes sales by J W Bell and mentions local events at May bho air Tay High School under Prof O M Chapman and Miss Gertrude Mahaffay, including a farewell address and prize winners in Latin and behavior.
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Goo
L. Chubb
Merchant of
Harlan, Mich
J. WW. Bell
Alhalla
W. J. Lunney
Alr
Air Tay High School
O. M. Chapman
Misa Gertrude Mahaffay
Chapman
Kate Inbell
Misa Paarl Marott
Chipman
Spartanburg
Sallie Smith
John Penley
Salem
B. M. Loving- Road
Salli J. Booker
Lynchburg
J. J. Jarrard
Commerce
Atlanta
Battle Croek
Michigan
Stephen Maratt
Will Marett
Columbia
Thompson
George Marett
Stephen Marett
Ellen King
J, Ki. Holles
Pine
Cartio Baley
Anderson
Harris. A
Cleared for Action Promoted by Dr King Pilla
Fragmentary OCR text describes a health tonic claim with dramatic language about vitality and mental clarity. It mentions pills, bloom of health, brightness of eyes, and crowding phrases. The readable parts suggest a promotional or medical claim from an older advertisement or health article.
Chalmar Dots and Local Visitors At Return Sundays
The farmer community shows slow progress as Chalmar J Hy Allen and Mary McDonald visit relatives this week. Mr and Mrs Craig of Meanting Grove attend the gathering with Chalmer and the Owens family. A grandparent, Mr Mavatt, remains ill during the period.
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Chalmer
May
Bra
Graig
Meanint Grove
J. Hy Allen
Mavatt
Mary McDonald
T. C, Owens
Entertainment at Tokaona May Draw Community Crowd
Local entertainment event at Tokaona promises dialogue acts and performances on a Saturday evening. Admission is 15 cents for adults and 1 cent for children with proceeds supporting road improvements at Cros Roads.
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Cros
Westminster News Highlights Local Happenings and Church Notices
Westminster May 17 report notes Rev J J Harrell preaching at Pagano and Oak Grove, school programs May 18 and 19 led by grades, W B Fiche Bros from Lavonia provide brass band, Mrs G W McConnell and child visit from Atlanta, J S Colley from Walhalla in town, numerous relatives visiting, and local residents traveling to all day singings. Margaret Harrell gravely ill, Rev George Rogers aids Baptists, and Alpha Literary Society debate planned with Comnor Ga.
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Westminstor
J. J. Harrell
Pagaioo
Im. m
Oak Grove
Mias
Ethel Lowthers
Comnerosa
Westminator Oil and Fertilizer Co
Ara
J O. Loggins
Gages
Fiche Bros
Lavonia
W. T. Floyd
Grownville
Porter
Gluck Mill
Anderson
Taguloo River
J. W. McGee
Ix Garden
Atlanta
Wodnoadiy
Epral
Mra
G. W. McConnell
Chillven
Mrr
Jas. A. Kus
Minn Jonaie
Belton
George Rogers Appar
Westminster
T. D. Poors
Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
Rogora
Andermon
Colley
Walhalla
Cliftoo Adams
Andormon
Minn
Ida Jones
Qilto
Westminster Sundny
Tatuen
J.d. Harrell
Margaret
Shebine Boon Wulfering
Breedlove
Harbing
Literary Society of
Comnor, Ga
Literary Society of Westminster
Vna Yoon
Garrinon
Wee Thon
West- Witwatex
Garerinon
Old Loment Gillaville
Marehall Wiley
Pear Fair Play
Mousa Torcell
A. W. Lenthorn
Southern Railway
Wastiniwater
A. T. Gonsett
Baseball doubleheader at Anderson next Saturday May 20
The Alemaon and Woford baseball teams will play at Anderson on May 20. Special excursion trains at reduced rates will run from Greenville and Valhalla to the game, with attendance likely supported by the Nhant Aro OF the weapon.
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Alemaon
Woford
Anderson
Greenville
Valhalla
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Polzor
Annis Bond
Annie Walker
Chamorlain
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Seneca Gradnd School
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Solo de- Fail
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