Local society notes and upcoming events in Marlboro area
Local residents return from trips and attend events. Warren Moore spent a week in Charleston on business while Percy Dees returned from Greenville. BT McLennon is home from Asbury College Wilmore Kentucky for vacation. Church matters include Mr Boyd Brigman joining the Presbyterian Church and Mr Geo T Sullivan and Mrs Evelyn Sullivan being received into the Methodist Church. A Graded School outing, beauty academy commencement May 4-5 1908, and a music festival in Spartanburg are announced. The County Convention meets Monday at noon. the Planters National Bank relocates to a new building. various residents attend the Spartanburg festival and other social activities. Capt WoT McIntyre retires from Columbia to arrange Marlboro Guards encampment at Charleston June 18-20 with a luncheon hosted by Col Thompson.
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Methodist
Serview
Wot McIntyre
Columbia
Marlboro Guards
Charleston
T ‘Thompson
Thankful Thanks for Kindness and Flowers
In grateful memory we acknowledge with appreciation the kindness and sympathy shown during my sister’s illness and death. Every token of kindness and each bright flower helped brighten the difficult hours. Mrs 8 D Weatherly EP Dowdee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatherly
Dowdee
Wristow Released On Bail By United States Commissioner
George A Bristow was granted bail of 500 and released from Richland county jail where he had been confined since March 26 on a charge of using the mails for fraudulent purposes His bondsmen were his brother Rev Louis J Bristow and J P Gossett of Williamston A motion for a mental competency investigation was filed with District Attorney Ernest F Cochran and the case postponed for a report from physicians The bond requires Bristow to appear at the October term in Greenville and the government may pursue further action depending on the mental unsoundness inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. S. Verner
United States
George A. Bristow
Richland County
Rev
Louis J. Bristow
J. P. Gossett
Williamston
Columbia
Greenville
United States Court
Messrs
Elliott & Elliott
Ernest F. Cochran
Cochran Ssion
State Hospital For the Insane
Bristow
Cochran
Yistow
Closing Exercises at Salem School Honoring Miss Covington
The Salem school held a celebratory closing program last Wednesday under Miss Mattie Covington. Trustees praised her year of teaching and music work, noting her decision not to continue. The event featured a full program of recitations, songs, dances, and instrumental performances followed by a large communal dinner.
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Salem
Mattie Covington
Miss Covington
Susiel Powell
Sara Sherill
Floy Weatherly
Belshazzar
Susie Powell
Sara Sherrill
Sherrill
EO Watson
Lyceum Course Planned for 1908 Season in Bennettsville
Mrs D D McCall Mr AG Sin clair and Dr HE Stockton arrange a lyceum series for next season benefiting the Presbyterian Church organ fund. The organizers promise one of the best ever in Bennettsville and solicit large patronage with Dr Stockton as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D D McCall
AG Sinclair
HE Stockton
Presbyterian Church Organ Fund
Bennettsville
Dr Stockton
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Warren Moore
Percy Dees
BT McLennon
Asbury College
Wilmore, Ky
Boyd Brigman
The
Presbyterian Church
JT Eason Jr
Williamsburg County
TD Moore
Charlotte
A_G Sinclair
Pesties—Murphy
Cheraw
Josephine Cobb
Lilian, McNair
JT Kitson
WL McIntyre
Col 'Thompson
Geo T Sullivan
Evelyn Sullivan
Methodist Church
Graded School
Sara Crosland
Coline Weatherly
Beauty Spot Academy
J L Mann
J A Drake
Planters National Bank
Ths
Ed Rogers
ED Moore
Carlisle Breeden
Troop Crosland
Nancy Edens
Spartanburg
Elizabeth Newton
P Breeden
Court House
Jack Drake
Milton McLaurin
Spain
SH McGee
Greenwood
LD Sharrall
Wristow
Mowry
Dean
Rev E O Watson
Hyam
O Watson
Mattie Lou Odom
Tisteimeantal Mueie
Diet
Mlogy Weatherly
Cora Thomas
Richard Townsend
Lone
Mr. Watson
Christ
Aiken Heustess
Edwin Weatherly
Salem School
O L Sherrill
Odom
Miller
LO BT Lou
Buster
Buster Brown
Akaa
OMPA
Meo IL IL Weaverly
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