Revival at Clio Sets Record Crowded Church
In Clio on May 4 the Methodist church hosted the largest spiritual meeting to date with unity among pastors Speake Shuler and Douglas. About seventy five sought church membership as doors remained open to all congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clio
Methodist Church
J F Speake
F H Shuler
J J Douglas
Baptist Church
H Shuler
Methodist Conference
J L. Stanton
Tatum
OC Hays
Dillon
Wilson Hays
Bethlehem
W P Meadors
Arthur Poston
Cheraw
Edens
Clarkton
N. C
L Ks Stanton
Laurinburg
Clo
LW Rogers
McColl
Dan Atkinson
Kate McIntyre
Red Springs
N. Y
Sallie Meiintyre
Collar Bone Broken After Train Incident Near Sellers
John Benjamin Moore was thrown from a Coast Line train near Sellers last Friday when the car did not stop at the station. His collar bone broke and he lay unconscious before being taken for treatment. He was later sent home, with doctors noting continued recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Benjamin Moore
Coast Line
Sellers
Mr Moore
Marion and Southern
Mc Moore
Bennettaville
Magde Street
Mrs Nancy Easterling Dead
Mrs Nancy Easterling died Wednesday morning at her son D J Easterling's home after feeble health. She leaves one living daughter Mrs Hi Willis of Florence and a son, plus several grandchildren. Her husband Harris Masterling died returning from Virginia after Civil War service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Easterling
DJ Easterling
Hi Willis
Florence
Henry Clark
Harris Masterling
Virginia
Easterling
McLaughlin Bourdelat Wedding in Scotland County
In Scotland County, on Wednesday April 29 at 3:30 pm, Miss Frances McLaughlin wed G P Bourdelat at the bride’s home eight miles north of Max ton. Rev W J Brown officiated. The couple traveled to Bennettsville on the 7:25 pm train to begin their new life in King Street home. The report notes Bourdelat as auditor for the Hen nettsville and Cheraw railroad and McLaughlin as daughter of Benjamin McLaughlin of Spring Hill. A later item mentions state Republican convention in Columbia and a clash over a delegate. A drug advertisement for Dr Shoop’s Pink Pain Tablets ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxton
N. C
G P Bourdelat
Frances McLaughlin
W J Brown
Raeford
Hennettsville and
Cheraw
Benjamin McLaughlin
Spring Hill
Scotland County
Bennettsville
King Street
Death of Sam Cox at Smithville
Sam Cox former state line barroom keeper died at his Smithville home last Saturday from jawbone cancer after returning from Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore where he had treatment. Funeral services conducted by Rev. 2 B Ingraham at Thoobard cemetery Sunday at 1 30 p m. Cox stopped selling liquor two or three years ago and was living a better life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Cox
State Line
Smithville
Johm Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Ingraham
Thuobbard Cemetery
Death of Mrs Thornwell at Oak Ridge Cemetery
Mrs James IT Thornwell died at her home four miles south of town on Wednesday April 29. Funeral services led by Dr Bunyan McLeod at Oak Ridge cemetery on Thursday at 11 AM. Formerly Laura Anderson, she was a lifelong member of the Presbyterian church. She leaves a husband and a young daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James IT Thornwell
Bunyan McLeod
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Thornwell
Laura Anderson
The
Presbyterian Church
Methodist church completed blesses Brownsville town
The Methodist church in Brownsville, started weeks ago, is now finished and stands as a credit to the community. Cooler weather and dust storms have harmed corn and cotton, though the cotton crop looks promising with chopping already begun. Mr and Mrs CB Crosland and Mary Louise and Misses Annie and Sallie Carlisle of Bennettsville visited Mr GP Hodes's home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
CB Crosland
Mary Louise
Annie
Sallie Carlisle
Bennettsville
G P Hodes
Teachers Examination in Bennettsville May Fifteenth
Regular spring examination for applicants for teacher certificates will be held in Bennettsville on May fifteenth. A J Easterling, Co Superintendent of Education, presides. Also includes an advertisement for Dr Shoop's Restorative claiming quick relief for tired nerves and waning ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennettsville
A. J, Easterling, Co. Supt. of Education
A.D
Takhue
Shoop
Smith Addresses Farmers at Pine Grove Saturday
ID Smith spoke to a good crowd of farmers at Pine Grove Saturday. He failed to fill engagements at Drake and Clio. He planned to be in Bennettsville Monday but sent word via Chas Crad that he was unavoidably detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ID Smith
Pine Grove
Drake and
Clio
Ile
Bennettsville
Chas. Crad
Notice of Summons in Marlboro County Court case
State of South Carolina Marlboro County Common Pleas summons to Randolph Williams and Cara Williams as defendants. William Milliun as administrator of John W. Covington's estate files a complaint and requires an answer within twenty days after service. failure leads to relief demanded in the complaint. Attorneys listed for plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Carolina
County of Marlboro
Court of Common Pleas
William Milliun
John W. Covington
Plaintin
Randolph Williams
Lala Willy
Bennettsville
Clark
Con Pleas
Inauguration Trip Contest by Pee Dee Advocate and Marlboro Democrat
Readers can vote to form a party of six to travel to Washington for the 1909 inauguration. The group will include Marlboro County’s most popular minister, the top public school teacher, and the most popular young lady, plus the two top fundraisers. Winners receive free railroad tickets to Washington and back, plus a side trip to Mt. Vernon. The excursion will cover sights in Washington and the surrounding national sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee Dee Advocate
Marlboro Democrat
Sie
Washington
United States
The
Advocate
Democrat
Marlboro County
Roosevelt
Congress
Mt. Vernon
Vian
George Washington
Marlboro
Potomac River
White House
U. 8
Treasur
Advocate and Democrat
Dea
the Advocate
the Democrat
Contests for Advocate and Democrat Votes and Prizes
Voter and agent rules set for a Marlboro county contest in 1909. Subscriptions grant votes, with ranges by paper and duration. agents earn votes and commissions. Ballots appear in issues, counts occur by Feb 5, with three citizen managers elected to oversee the prize trips.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev
J. F. Speake
JB Moore
Silent Majority
C. KR. R
Scotland
Columbia
John G Capers
Anegro
Dr Shoop
Brownsville News
Aang Randolph Williams
Cara Williams
Brightsville
John A Howell
Mary Ellen Chavis
Tinley
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