Bennettsville Beanie Buyers and Local Visits
Among the Bennettsville Beanie crowd who bought lots at McColl Wednesday were KK Breeden and Ben Carlisle. Mrs Marvin W Moore left Wednesday morning to visit her parents at Littleton NC. Tom John of Johns Station visited with an auto bought from J C Morrison. Col J Drake, Marlboro state Democratic executive committee foreman of the grand jury, did not attend Columbia meeting. J N Drake is Foreman of the Grand Jury. Rey C A Jones preached at Mullins Sunday. Jamie McIntosh visiting Mrs Ernest Covington. A concrete sidewalk is being laid in front of the post office. JA McLeod of Darlington and TE Stokes of Darlington were in town. DC Pate was in Athinta on business. Carrie Goward visiting es in Cheraw. Mrs Dorn of Sumbing visiting J RK Owens was in Florence on business. J I Norment in town on business. W M Stevenson from several days ago returned to Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. J . Drake
Marlboro
Democratic Executive Committee
Columbia
Jamie McIntosh
Ernest Covington
Petition to commute Malloy murder sentence surfaces
Attorneys Messi Owens and LeGrande circulate a petition urging the governor to grant clemency for Jim Malloy, sentenced to hang for murdering his wife. Evans of the plantation opposes commutation, jurors signers advocate sparing Malloy, appeal history notes prior supreme court decision and re sentencing set for May 22. Limonette season: Aste pin at Vittles Store, 8t A Dy
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JK Owens
J W LeGrande
Jim Malloy
Malloy
Messi Owens
LeCranide
Supreme Court
Supeme
Aldrich
Ki Wallace Evans
Mr . Evans
Bennettsville Gleanings and Local Appointments
Local notes recount recent moves. Wo Baldwin buys the Gem restaurant from Mally Gils son, and Thad Odeon has been purchased by Theran. Ed and Norman Powers open a sash door and blind factory on McColl Street. Barrett moves back to Bennettsville, Dr Mathews attends a Spartanburg pharmacist meeting, and state officials discuss waterworks. The column also lists residents and shop positions, with notices of sales, millinery shifts, and upcoming school matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo Baldwin
Gem
Mally Gilsson
Theran
Thad Odeon
Norman Powers
McColl Street
Interest in Free Trips Contest Attracts Local Clergy
The community shows strong interest in a contest awarding Washington free trips to Roosevelt’s successor. Miss Sue Covington and Miss Jean Covington lead, with Rev M K Meadors among top contenders. A ballot received after the cut date was discarded. Several ministers and young ladies are listed as popular candidates across Pine Grove Smyrna Beauity Spot and nearby churches and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Roy
GA Jones
Bennettsville Baptist Church
Jones
SIX FREE TRIPS FOR MURRLOBORO READERS TO INAGURATION 1909
The Pee Dee Advocate and the Marlboro Democrat plan a six person party to Washington for President Roosevelt’s successor inauguration on March 4 1909. Winners include Marlboro County’s most popular minister teacher and young lady plus top subscription donors to each paper and joint donor. They will tour Mt Vernon the Capitol White House and other landmarks with a view from the Washington Monument and return by rail.
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Pee Dee Advocate
Marlboro Democrat
Washington
Mt. Vernon
United States
The
Advocate
Democrat
Marlboro County
Pee Dee
Marlboro
Roosevelt
Congress
George Washington
Capitol
White House
U. Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Statuar National Museum
Smithsonian Institute
Corcoran Art Gallery
Washington Monument
Potomac River
Treasury
They Hall
Congressional Library
Contest Rules For Subscriptions And Votes
The notice outlines subscription based voting for Pee Dee Advocate and Marlboro Democrat. It details per cent to votes, agent commissions, ballot voting, and submission deadlines. It encourages agents to submit subscriptions and votes promptly, noting agent credits apply to each cent and that ballots count when received before the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advocate
Vot Democrat
Marlboro
Citi
Democrats
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Demograt Publishing CO
Bennettsville
McColl
KK Breeden
Ben Carlisle
Marvin W Moore
Littleton, NC
Tom John
Johns Station
J C Morrison
J. N. Drake
Rey C A Jones
Mullins
JA McLeod
Darlington
TE Stokes
DC Pate
Athinta
Carrie Goward
Cheraw
Mrs. Dorn
Aller
Owens
Florence
Norment
W. M. Stevenson
Flor
Vittles
KS Richardson
T Rust Co
GB Barrett
Wot Saunders
Maple Street
O A Mathews
Spartanburg
State Board of Pharmacists
John S. Breeden
T McCall
Dr J . Kinney
Greenwood
Abbeville
John I Everett, Jr
Laurinburg
Son O B Martin
Masterling
Bessie
Alice Covington
Archie Breeden
JC Deason
Miss Moredens
Olio
Sternberger's
Mittle’s
Monty
M. P. Benny
Baltimore
Mittle
Miss Benny
Dean
Sidney Wil
Rupert B
Calvo
Wilhe State Publishing
South
Civctiia Livia
Lot
Litiber St
Colutabin
Down
Master-milliuen Co
Butfilo
New York
Mr. Lane Consistent
Aiken
Representative Lane
Sesson
Ifo
Dane
Lane
Willis School
Morence Tnies
Timonette
Miss Iiincey Covington
Hobront
Co. Covington, Bennettsville
POA
Archie Pletcher
Covington
Clio
W. Wl. Covington
Ty Orett
Bennetts
J.T. Douglas
Eie Ernest
Ben Heusvine
Ici
Combetens
Reese Py
Swett
Lester School
Nolson
Joba & Garcett
Girard
Ala
Citizens 4A
Nail
Algeney
Sue Covington
Jean Covington
M. K
Meadors
Rushton
Hebron
Mbenezer
Sits
Zion
al Shuler
Clio Methodist Church
Rev
Peder, Bethe Tutshiy
Soren
Etna
Susie Covington
bMbeneger School
Sue Vletcher
Pine Grove School
Mary Ropers
Beth Lehont School
USC
Mattie Covington
Silety School
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