Mrs Rowe Hosts Wedding Party Reception Last Week
Mrs Walter Rowe entertained in honor of Miss Faison and her bridal party Monday evening. Guests were welcomed by Mrs Alice Moore and introduced to the couple by Miss Myrtle Moore. Ornate pillow cards, blue pink decor, and a punch service set the festive tone. Bride wore cream crepe de chine. host wore blue taffeta.
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Walter 8 Rowe
Miss Faison
Alice G Moore
Myrtle Moore
F D Moore
Thelma Rowe
Mildred Breeden
Remembering a Deceased Brother and his Church Commitments
A church minutes note honors a departed brother famed for zeal to Christ and affection for members. It requests a suitable inscription in the minutes and a copy of proceedings for the family, with publication in newspapers.
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Church of Christ
Mountain Prio Lyceum Show Promoted at Local Drugstore
Tickets are sold at Douglas and Breedon's drug store for the Star Lyceum course event titled Mountain Prio on Friday evening April 24. The notice promises a first class high grade entertainment and urges patrons to purchase seats promptly.
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Douglas & Breedon
Prio
Star Lyceum
Cotton association leader Ed Smith to speak at multiple towns
Mr. Ed Smith president of the South Carolina Cotton Association will address farmers at Drake's store on Thursday April 30 frames and follow with talks in Clio on Friday May 1 Pine Grove Saturday May 2 Bennettsville Monday May 7 and Pogues Mills with Marlboro Cotton Association officials LC Breeden secretary announced. The public is invited to attend with no disappointment expected as Mr Smith has agreed to appear on these dates.
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ED Smith
S.C. Cotton Association
Drake's
Clio
Pine Grove
Bennettsville
RM. Pogues
Marlboro Cotton Asso. LC
Breeden
Work Begins on Ferry Lane Bed Improvement
Work started Monday on improving Ferry Lane along the Pee Dee River. The county board let the contract to A. M. Tongue and Son of Columbia for about $6,000, with Cheraw citizens paying one third and the county two thirds. The project aims to straighten the road, elevate it above flood water, and improve access to Cheraw, including bypassing a deep cut where water previously pooled.
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Oferry Lane
Advocate
Messrs. A. M. ‘Tongue
Mery
Amlib
Pineer
Pivtutie
Marlboro County Candidate List For County Offices
Marlboro County alert lists candidates for clerk of court city and sheriff Will Rogers of Ted Til Woodley Hebron, Charles Woyer of Bennettsville and Minha D Git Bennettsville contesting treasurer supervisor with Edens Shiner and others named No house of representatives candidate announced Milton Metcalf probate judge term extends two years Three incumbents Sheila Breen Clark J A Drake and Hermann Mannings bidding not yet decided for reelection
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Advocate
Coun Johin
Thonas
Red Lath
Jett
House of
Sheriff pours out contraband liquor at Hartsville event
Sheriff Green disposed of seized whiskey beer cider and Budweiser bottles from various sources on Friday. The odor of alcohol filled the air as the liquids were returned to the earth for purification. The same evening a well attended Methodist church meeting led by Rev Hf Shuler of Clio drew praise for his strong preaching. Mr and Mrs PN Hood of Clioy were visiting Hartsville.
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Green
Clio
Hartsville
Methodist Church
Hf Shuler
Shuler
PN Hood
Clioy
Hartesville
CAN'T BE SEPARATED Back and kidney ache claim twin brothers
A.D. Pilgrim reports kidney troubles causing back pain and sleepless nights. He recounts using Doan's Kidney Pills, noting quick relief and renewed health. Sold by Master Milton Co and all dealers for 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
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A.M. Pilgrim
Darlington
D. C
Dean
Baelache
Donn
Price A Couts
Master Milletin Co
Buffato
New York
United States
Doun
Minke
SIX FREE TRIPS FOR INauguration VISITORS IN 1909
The Pee Dee Advocate and the Marlboro Democrat announce six free rail trips to Washington for inauguration week. Three locals will be chosen by reader submissions: the most popular minister in Marlboro County, the top public school teacher, and the most popular young lady. Additional winners gain subscriptions contributions and a Mt Vernon side trip. The group may depart a day or two early to observe Congress closing.
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Pee Dee Advocate
Marlboro Democrat
Washington
United States
The
Advocate
Democrat
Marlboro County
Pee Des Advocate
Marlboro
Roosevelt
Congress
Mt. Vernon
George Washington
Capitol
U. S
Washington Monument
Potomac River
Contests for Subscriptions Offer Votes and Prizes
Readers of the Pee Dee Advocate and Marlboro Democrat can earn votes with subscriptions. One year Advocate $1.60 yields 160 votes. six months yields 180 votes. One year Democrat $1 yields 100 votes. Agents gain votes per subscriptions sold, with caps. Ballots appear in each issue and count if mailed before the printed date. The contest closes February 11, 1909, with votes tallied by a three-citizen Marlboro committee.
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Pee Dee Advocate
Marlboro Democrat
Advocate
Democrat
Advocate and Democrat
The
Marlboro County
Democrats
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