Richland News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Richland residents report visitors and local travel, with Mrs. M J McDonald visiting Lavonia and others returning from trips to Anderson Greenville and Easley. The Oconee Farmers Union met at the Richland warehouse. A H Wilson won first prize for corn and J D McMahan second. Richland to Seneca relay race planned for the 2nd, favoring black and white uniforms. A tenant house burned at J I Dendy farm, Ernest Nimmons occupant. Bucklen Arnica Salve advertised for beauty and healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
M. J. McDonald
CG. Carpes
Lavonia
Verner
Columbia
United States
N. Uughs
Cochran
Greenville
Richland Academy
Lucy Burriss
Anderson
L. M. Berry
Easley
Httle
Olive Perry
J.D. McMahan
James
Richland Boys
Seneca High School
Wriday
Seneca
Riehland
Nditor
Richland Walking Club
Maldy
J. I. Dendy
Ernest Nimmons
Marriage at Long Creek Church Announces Couple
Special marriage notice for November 20 at the residence of notary public Gua C Arve. Miss Aliie Ramey of Georgia wed James Moore of Clayton, Ga. Congratulations extended. Garven Barker and Mia Ruble visited the Arve home. Protracted service at Long Creek church closed Sunday.
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Long Or
Long Greek
Gua C Arve
Aliie Ramey
Georgia
James Moore
Clayton
Uils
Garven Barker
Mia Ruble
Gus Arve
Long Creek Church
Fair Play Local News and Community Notes
Fair Play notes from Nov 21 cover Rev Satter fleeing a Greenville Baptist pulpit, social visits in Libert, Fayetteville, and Birmingham, plus events at South Union, a Philathea class fundraiser for Greenwood orphanage, Thanksgiving services, school openings with Miss Mitchell Marett, a funeral at Shoal Greek church, Sunshiners gift drive for the Sunshine Society, and praise for Walhalla court jurymen in the Emerson case.
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Fair Play
SD. Satter
Greenville
Baptist Church
South Union
W. B. Glenn
Libert
D. Sheldon
Lee
Harris
Fayetteville
N.C
Clinton L. Carris
Bhs
al Wis
Birmingham
Greenwood
Sallie Jeathers
The
Mtchel Marett
D. Barnett
Isbell
Sable Carne
Sunshiners
W. L. Dobbs
Alden
International Sunshine Society
Walhala
Emerson
Dixon to Sub for 100000 Am ericus Controversy Reaches Clergy
Americus GeorgiaNovember 19 Bapt ist ministers deny Dixon claim that their opposition to his play The Sins of No Father aims to curry Northern philanthropists interest in Negro education They say his statement is a fabrication The controversy centers on a council resolution barring the play as unfit for a male audience and a looming damage suit over the action with potential 109000 in damages involved
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Americus
Thomas Dixon
Americas
South
Times-Recorder
Dixon
Hite
Sam Kirkland Cleared Of Murder In Novel Trial
Camden judge jurors reach not guilty verdict after unusual trial on murder by choice pact with wife. Miss Mary Kirkland testified to a pregnancy claim while defense argued self inflicted death not pact. juror illness left 11 of 12, verdict delivered with no further dissent. Defendant spared by consent procedure, defense appeals concluded without further witness testimony.
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Camden
Sam R. Kirkland
Kirkland
Providence
Mary Kirkland
I Kirkland
Miss Kirkland
Irs
Isabelle Kirkland
Tolstoi Enyers Lod Ig Rest In Death Chamber
Crowds gathered at Tolstoi’s death hut in Astapova as Orthodox chants filled the air. Countess Polstol stayed by the body, awaiting a requiem that never came and Tolstoi asked to be buried simply under a poverty oak at Yasnaya Polyana. Police prepared for potential demonstrations as doctors weighed the departure of the famed humanitarian. In New York, an opal saved Samuel Alketoxlantox’s life after bullets shattered the gem. Louis Brody, 19, was charged with the shootings.
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Astapova
Tolstoi
Ames
Polstol
Thrachurovsky
Dr. Uschf
Moscow
Crimea
Leo Nicholaevich
New York
Lfe
Samuel Alken
Louis Brody
Concross Notes and Local Visits Amid School Opening
Special School opened at Concross under Prof M Barnett with praise for his teaching. Local families and visitors are cited including W M S at Seneca, Rev and Mrs Abbott visiting Westminster, and many others from the area. Community events include YW A and Ladies Union meetings, a baptism ordination in Newry, and plans for upcoming Sunday School attendance and butter price fixing at the Concross schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concross
M. Barnett
Barnett
Hunsinger
Bert
Pearl
Benly
Seneca
W. Abbott
4. P. Cox
Westminster
A. M. Alexander
W. O. Alexander
Elbert Hopkins
Anderson
Wayne Hopkins
Louis Alexander
Katie Abbott
A. P. Morritt
D. GC. Williams
Williams
Newry
J. Ar. Cantrell
Cantrell
Dorsey
White County
Georgia
Minnnie Vaughn
W. H. Arve
Long Creek
T. Snypes
J. W. Gilmer
Farmers’ Union
Concross School House
T. I. Alexander
Valhalla
G. J. Abbott
Hopewell
Hughs
Belton
H. Abbott
Virgina
Jeremiah Deal
Bertin Lee
Maskell Thomas Abbott
Deep Creek Baptist Church
Deep Creek
Virginia
Marshall Abbott
W. Mitchell
Byeazeale
Greenville
Prichard
Oak Grove
Bottle Alexander
Sunbeam
Toccoa
Champion Girl Corn Grower Named World Champion
Hannah Plowden of Clarendon County, aged eighteen, has been declared the world champion girl corn grower by the Department of Agriculture. She produced 120 bushels of corn on one acre, noted in the announcement last night.
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Rolumbia
Hannah Plowden
Clarendon County
Department of Agriculture
Last Days of Court in Oconee County
The November term of the Court of Common Pleas and General Sessions in Oconee adjourned. The State vs Jenkins and Patterson ended with a manslaughter verdict and three year options. Various others faced sentences for assault with intent to kill, concealed weapons, dispensary law violations, adultery, and other cases. Several appeals were dismissed or remanded, with sentences ranging from public works to confinement in county jail or state pen. The Butts murder case appeal was dismissed for nonperfection, with show-cause requirements set.
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Court
of Common Pleas
General Sessions
Oconee County
Courier
Dave Jenkins
Frank Patterson
Ed. Gibson
John Bradberry
Magistate
Ball
H.C. Duke
Olle Blackwell
Ollie Blackwell
B.S. Momming
Henry Brown
W. W. Holden
Butts
State
Samuel Butts
Thanksgiving events and school program in Seneca
Thanksgiving services at Baptist church at 1 o clock. Relay race between Seneca and Richland draws a large crowd. Sixth grade drama Miles Standish Courtship and a public debate follow a music program. W M A meeting features Mrs. Clinkscales of Anderson on Christian Mothers Stewardship. Seneca was beaten in the relay race.
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Seneca
Baptist Church
Senec
Riehlind
Miles Standish
Iterary Society
May Hamilton
Garrie Hunter
Atlanta
Verna Stribling
Id. Adams
Ww. Stulbing
W. R. Doyless
W. M. A. of Beaverdam Association
D. A. Porritt
cMeer
Cotton ginning totals rise. census shows 8.76 million bales
Washington reports 8,764,163 bales ginned from 1910 growth by November 14, up from 8,112,199 in 1909. Open market reacts as cotton futures rise 21 to 43 points on census figures. Homicide reported in Pickens County as Henry Boggs fatally shoots Sam Boggs near Liberty. both men described as prominent locals, aged about five years.
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Washington
Census Bureau
New York
Pickens County
Pickens
Liberty
This County
Henry Boggs
Sam Boges
Westminster Disgruntled Over Narrow Race Defeat
Westminster expected a complete walk over but Westminster boys lost to Seneca in a competitive race. The reaction in newspaper accounts shows a disgruntled spirit despite the grace shown in defeat.
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Westminster
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