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Newspaper
Marlboro Democrat
Location
Bennettsville, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
7
An article recalls last Sunday's Laymen's Sunday celebrated primarily by the Presbyterians and supported by all denominations. It credits Dr. McLeod and leaders for a deliberative approach, urges greater lay participation to bolster religious work, and proposes an annual laymen’s Sunday with two lay representatives from each denomination in town.
A jury found din Malloy guilty and the court sentenced him to death. The supreme court refused a new trial and the case was returned for execution. Support grows for keeping the sentence, urging the Governor and pardoning board to refrain from interference.
Residents of Bennettsville discuss urban growth and the need for a city to support nearby towns. The piece notes daily sounds from a lawn project and mentions the demolition of a former edifice, with the Alderman and Solicitor Spears visiting the business district as plans proceed.
A letter extols Governor Ansel as a Christlike gentleman and urges South Carolina to reflect him this summer with no opposition. It notes candidates slow to announce in the county and predicts ED Smith or Playword as potential senators, then shifts to a death sentence for wife killer Jim Malloy with somber reflection on justice.
The Marlboro Chapter outlines who may receive the cross of honor for widows and descendants of Confederate veterans. Rules exclude second wives and require lineal descent, with the oldest living child having first claim if no widow or siblings exist. Applications must be approved by Camp Henegan members and cost twenty one cents per cross, with Memorial Day May 5 as the cutoff for processing.
McColl May 18 news brief reports sorrow over the death of Marvin Smith and a hospital stay for Me. Gatling of Raiford visits. Epworth League hosted by Mrs Leeh Morrison with Miss Gainey elected delegate to state convention. Noted are local trainings after a North Collingwood school disaster, Governor Glenn praised, WOMS meeting results, and skating rink updates.
The state case against N B Cohen for breach of trust with fraudulent intent ended with a not guilty verdict after a short jury deliberation. A large crowd cheered as Cohen left court with supporters, aided by Le Grand who pursued the defense without pay. Cohen's future employment prospects were noted, with Le Grand lauded for the victory and community support widespread.
Grippe sweeps the country and the ad urges early cold checks with lithe Candy Cold Cure Tablets. Preventies claim no quinine no laxative no harsh ingredients. Also marketed for feverish children in a large 48 tablet box priced 25 cents and small pocket box six cents. Sold by J.T. Douglas.
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