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Window Shades and Social Notices in Walhalla
Local items report visits by Miss Moss and the Morton family, school entries, millinery openings, and several sales and notices. Social news includes residents in Walhalla, West Union, and nearby towns, with plans for meetings, weddings, and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Lewis
Hud
Moss
Paul Morton
Windsor
S.C
M. Morton
Worrthminster
Walhal High School
Singleton
J. Morton
West Union
Virdree Wilson
Clearmont
Dora Sande
Rey
Caroline Stucke
Mik
Callawson
Ret Long
Zion Church
Ola Grubbs
Paty Pla
Walhalla High School
W.T. Grubbs
West End
Sile
John R. Kaufmann
Walhalla
R. A. Kerry
Aiken County
W. C. Kelley
Lily McAlister
Birmingham
Alais
Lois McCarey
W. Reeder
Haginah Sayss
Athinta
Thos
Famestock
Ansel Nas Sane
N York
Moss Ansel
Tle
Walla
Woil Cary, Sr
McCormick
Louis A. Brembecke
Greenwood
Ho Callaway
Tess
Heatherblue
J. J. Ansel
Norton Stribling
Jack Verner
Clemson
J. S. Carter
Westminster
A. J. Drighers
Alexander
Valhalla
Ds. Carthy
I. & M.S. Arter
M.A. Poot
Fate
Bonnie
Aniston
Alabama
HW. L. Basler
Cherokee Springs
Spartiabury County
Adams
Blue Ridge and Western Union
Louis Harrison
Clemson College
Novia Glazener
Rosman
N. C
W. M. Brown
D. Geisberg
Anderson
Oooner
J.P. Morton
Westinion, Ag
J.D. Brunson
Columbia
A. L. Roberts
Newry
Miss Crock
James Dodd
J.B Martin
Williamston
Gus Smith
Othe
Martin
Ruby
Kate Smith
Piercetown
Poplar Springs
Connie Maxwell
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