Synod Actions and Overtures At South Carolina Assembly
Repor ts from Walhalla to Sumter describe the Synod meeting in Sumter with emphasis on home mission consolidation under a general superintendent. An overture for union with the Associate Reformed Presbyterian church passed unanimously and districts discuss joint control of Columbia Seminary as part of a $100,000 fundraising effort. Two pastors were installed and proposals to unite with broader church bodies were debated amid other ecclesiastical business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walhalla
Presbyterian Church
Sumter
Charleston
Synod of
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
South Carolina Synod
Columbia
William H. Mills
Clemson College
Presbytery of
South Carolina
Mark B. Greer
China
Mills
Synod
General Assembly
Presbytery
Bunyan McLeod
Bennettsville
Central Presbyterian Church
Anderson
I. B. Wallace
Pelzer
W. H H. Frazier
Presbyterian Church In
United States
South Caollna
Savannah
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Change in Managers of Election at Seneca
In Seneca on October 24 editor Krowee Courter sends corrections to the election notice. Substitutes Handy Shevn for J J Davis due to no Davis nearby. Also remove H B Knox and insert Cox. Corrections arrived too late for the regular notice. interested parties are urged to note the changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
Krowee Courter
Handy Shevn
J. J. Davis
H. B. Knox
Cox
L. Sitton
Community cleanup at Rock Spring Methodist Church cemetery
A notice calls all relatives and friends to meet at Rock Springe Methodist Church cemetery on Saturday October Sut at 9 o clock with hoes and rakes to clean the graveyard in need of care. Also Ebenezer School District patrons and trustees are urged to meet Friday October 80th at 2 o'clock to elect a teacher for School No 1 and to address other matters, J S Tollizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springe Methodist Church
Ebenezer
Tollizon
Bounty Land Union Meeting Change and Health Advice
The regular Bounty Land Union meeting moves to October 31 at 1 PM local time with notice of importance. President A J Jillison and Secretary Jas R Wright urge members to note the date. Also featured is health guidance on diet and indigestion recommending Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets, with local sellers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Jillison
Jas. R. Wright
Improvements Accelerate at Oconee Knitting Mill
Improvements and additions surge at the Oconee Knitting Mill as Hemphill, Standard Machine, and Union Special Machine Co. reps install 45 Donner knitters, new snitting and sulpher plants, and a gas line. Philadelphia and Chicago firms, plus local auditors, push capacity to top standards with Seeley installing Acine knitters. The mill expands from a small start to one of the Souths premier producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconee
M. Quoning
Pawtucket
Hemphill Manufacturing Company
Philip Curran
Philadelphia
Curran
Smith, Drum & Co
P. R. Rahm
Standard Machine Company
J. McWilliams
Union Special Machine Co
Chicago
W. L. Wilder
St. Louis
Walhalla
Wilder
Fifty Years a Blacksmith Praises Pain Balm
Samuel Worley of Hixburg Virginia, a blacksmith for over fifty years, credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with relief from backache and rheumatism. He calls it the best balm he has used. Sold by J W Bell Walhalla and W J Lunney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel 2. Worley
Hixburg
Chamberlain
J. W. Bell
Walhalla
W. J. Lunney
Sei
Oconee Costs in Greenville Court
Federal Court in Greenville disposed of Oconee cases. Mart Hopkins, alias Eye Roach, and others faced sentences for transporting contraband liquor and distillery work. Hopkins escaped prison by digging out, was recaptured and sentenced to six months plus a $200 fine. Other defendants received terms from one to three months and fines up to $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconee
Federal
Greenville
Mart A. Hopkins
Belton
Oconoo
Hopkins
Kay
Corbin
Hopking
Valhalla
Cantrell
Davia
K. J. Roach
Eye Roach
John Phillips
W. H. Rochester
Captain Jordan Returns Home After Global Tour
Seneca October 27 Capt Lambert Whitfield Jordan arrived back in the area after over two years abroad. His post is Vancouver Barracks Portland Oregon and he just returned from a Philippines stay of two months during which he visited China and Japan. His world tour covered more than forty five thousand miles and included Gibraltar Suez Canal Ceylon Egypt India Persia Hindustan and Spain. He traveled by sea and rail, collected views and embroideries, and entertained friends in Seneca before heading to Greenville and the Columbia fair. His mother Mrs L W Jordan will winter with him after his November return to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
Lambert Whitfield Jordan
Vancouver Barracks
Portland
Oregon
Philippines
Elands
Jordan
United States Army
Ervo
New York
Beneca
Gibraltar
Sues Canal
Ceylon
Egypt
India
Porata
Hindustan
Spain
Nile
China
Japan
Orient
Greenville
Mra L.W. Jordan
Alexander Reunion at James Alexander Homestead near Comcross
Yesterday October 27 the Alexander family held the seventeenth reunion at the old James Alexander Homestead near Comcross church. Attendees included numerous Alexanders from Westminster Pickens and Walhalla, plus Eleanor Deaton aged about 89, and Prohibition supporters reported a 253 majority in Union County.
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Alexander
James Alexander
Comcross Church
Misa Hi. O. Alexander
T. D. Alexander
W. D. Alexander
Adger
Madeira
Junto
Burts
Mertle
Codie
Wifle Jafferson
C. A. Adair
B. D. Breaze
N. Powell
Lizzie
Annie
Glenn
Westminster
Eleanor Deaton
Jesse Abbott
Enis
Colle
Zadie
W. Abbott
Simon
Sallie
Jay
Burt
Mertie
Migs
Lucy Patterson
Monroe Gambrell
N. W. Macaulay
Jong
Gentlemen's Correct Clothes Fashion Ad Tone
A period style ad extols the value of well chosen apparel. It emphasizes style design finish and craftsmanship as key to a desired effect. The message argues clothes speak volumes and urges selecting the best for a superior impression.
Schloss Brothers Catalog Ad Sparks Tailored Style
Baltimore and New York firm Schloss Bros and Co promotes economy of good clothes with long service and superior appearance. Overcoats and dresses priced from eight dollars and up. Full dress suits, coats, and vests for social functions offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schloss Bros, & Co., of
Baltimore
New York
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Ada L. Croom
Croom Hotel
Vaughn
Miss
Dr. King
AML
Ebenezer School District
Bounty Land Union
Walehalla
Ovconee
Greenville Court
N. Rhodes
Judson Winchester
Miles F. Ridley
Capt. Jordan
Union County
J. W. Byrd
Carolina
Crossett
Godman's
M. S. Stribling
Westminster, S. C
Summer & Holloway
Seneca, S. C
Ings
Coats
Viel
Rex Galt
Oconee County
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