Missionary Union meets at New Hope church in July
The Woman's Missionary Union of the Beaverdam Association held its fourth annual meeting at New Hope Baptist church July 27 and 28. Officers were elected, plans urged for broader church outreach, and Miss Daisy Cummins and Miss Bertrand Perritt highlighted sessions. The gathering praised hospitality, noted generous giving, and announced next year’s meeting at Heaverdam church.
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Woman's Missionary Union of the Beaverdam Association
New Hope Baptist Church
Union
Wannie Morgan
Kate Harris
D. A. Porritt
Sunbeam
Daisy Cummins
Bertrand Perritt
W.L. Dobbs
CS. Wackburn
W.J. Stribling
The
Baptist Courier
Allie Stribling
C. K. Treageale
L. Dobbs
Mu J. Linney
Anna Marett
Sunbeam Band
Vera Crawford
New Hope
Kelley
Heaverdam
Associatio
C. K. Breazenle
County Campaign Doom Seen for State Politics
South Carolina may abolish county-to-county campaigning as the State Convention nears. State Chairman Wille Jones notes changed conditions and rising press reach, arguing the old method is obsolete amid costs of races and uneven voter representation. sentiment grows to end the county canvass. A medical testimonial for Foley's Honey and Tar follows the political item.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Wille Jones
State Executive Committee
Jones
Huence
Park
Sunday School Institutes Across Beaverdam Association
The Baptist Sunday schools in the Beaverdam Association plan six institutes for Sunday school workers in September under Rev. J D Moore. Sessions run morning and afternoon with meals on site at Beaverdam New Westminster Madison Seneca Walhalla and nearby churches. Pastors and teachers urged to attend at least one institute and bring others to test Moore with questions about the work.
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Baptist State Convention
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Pleasant Grove
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Return
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Go Away
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Long Creek
Ghes- Well
Gross Roads
Walhalla
West Union
Rocky Knoll
Conncross
Poplar Springs
Monneal Grove
Bethlehem
Moore
Bro. Moore
AML
Oconee County
Haty
A. P
Marett
L. M
Lyda
Benefits of the Woman's Missionary Union Stated in Meeting
Mrs. A W Thompson presented a paper praising Bible religion as essential, highlighting women's central role in Christian uplift, missionary work, and education. The piece traces the origins of the Woman's Missionary Society, its global reach, and the motto Expect great things, attempt great things, noting efforts in evangelism, tract distribution, Sabbath schools, and female mobilization. It also mentions Foley's Honey and Tar as a children’s remedy and reports a large Orangeburg corn yield under local farm supervision.
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New Hope
Jesus
Christ
God
Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the South
Venus
Mars
South
Orangeburg
Chas. Williamson
F. J. D. Felder
Rescue Orphanage Work in Columbia South Carolina
Aug 15 report introduces The Rescue Orphanage a chartered Columbia charity seeking to care for white children not admitted to denominational homes. It outlines needs for 50 children, monthly $250 current expenses, $9,000 purchase money, volunteer labor and clothing drives, and a local board of directors plus fundraising plans.
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the Rescue Orphanage
South Caroliina
Joseph Norwood
Union National Bank
D. W. Robinson
Carlile Courtenay
Nance
A. M. Meetze
H.C. Hudgens
C. J. Bruce
A. R. Teeple
TK. Feagan
Samuel Owens
J. BH. Mennell
H. J. Cochran
R.A. Lancaster
K. G. Finlay
G. A. Blackburn
Mattison
W. B. Montgomery
Negro in Greenville Faces Possible Gallows After Fainting at Sentencing
In Greenville on September 9, Bunk Sherard, accused of killing Omete Waldrop at Piedmont, collapsed in court during sentencing. He was carried to his cell while a physician attends him. Officials remain uncertain when the sentence will be imposed as the defendant remains unconscious.
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Omteer Waldrop
Piedmont
Tie
Pierce
King Crowned in America amid Gypsy tribal kings
A Gypsy king named Emil Mitchell was crowned in Washington with ceremonial notice. The report claims Uncle Sam attested the coronation through the State Department seal. Five Gypsy tribes in the United States reportedly meet every five years to choose a king.
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United States
Emil Mitchell
Washington
Sam
State Department
Poppy cultivation halted in Manchurian provinces
A report from Hei Lung Chian and Kirin in Manchuria states the imperial government banned poppy cultivation last year and American consul Greene at Harbin notes only a few fields remain in remote areas. The crackdown reduced opium dens and increased efforts to quit opium.
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Manchuria
Hei Lung Chian
Kirin
Greene
Harbin
Blue Ridge Railway Time Table Between Belton and Walhalla
Time Table No 9 effective May 29 1910 issued by The Blue Ridge Railway Co covers trains between Belton South Carolina and Walhalla South Carolina detailing schedules and service routes for that period.
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THE
Blue Ridge Ralway Co
Belton and
Walhalla
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