Receiver sale of Maplecroft Mills assets in Liberty SC
Public sale ordered by the court of all real estate manufacturing plant and mill equipment of Maplecroft Mills South Carolina, located in Liberty, with 63.60 acres description and 11 778 ring spindles, 200 Draper looms, bidding starts at 100000 and requires 5000 cash deposit. sale by LANG M ANDERSON as receiver. Also notice to debtors and creditors of estate of G M Lynch with May 15 1936 deadline and executors W R Lynch G A Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon’ Léas
Picka
South Carolina
Staelin Supply Company, & Olina Corporation
Sout
Cotendans Mee Ecroft
Maplédeat Mills
William Goldsmith
Behal Haplecros Andiall
Maplecroft Mills
Pickens
Choses
Southarolina Corporation
Pouiaes
Liberty
Pickeng County
Griffin’s Corner
Rai Road
Ola H. Lancaster
Calumet Mfg. Co
R. M.C
J.B. Griffin
Said Co
S. C
Lang M. Anderson
A. H. Dagnall Announces Congress Candidacy
Henry C. Tillman prints the notice announcing A. H. Dagnall as a candidate for Congress from the Third district. He states he will abide by the Democratic primary rules regulations and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Daniel pledges to support Democratic primary nominees for solicitor
Jno. M. Daniel declares candidacy for Solicitor of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit and vows to abide the Democratic primary results and support the party nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth Judicial Circuit
J. Rest. Martin
Same
Jno
M. Daniel
Pickens County House Candidate Declares Platform
W H Cox announces candidacy for the U S House from Pickens County under the Democratic primary rules. He supports state control of guano to protect farmers and opposes child labor laws and compulsory education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Pickens County
W. H. Cox
Pickens County Clerk of Court Candidate Endorsements
A candidate for Clerk of Court in Pickens County pledges to abide by the Democratic primary result and support the nominees. The statement lists J. L. Bout as the candidate subject to party rules and B. T. McDaniel as a signer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Pickens County
Democratic Party
J. L. Bout
Same
B. T. McDanir
Henry A. Townes
Drink: Six Glasses of Water Daily Claim
A prominent drug industry figure urges adherence to a regimen of six glasses of water daily. The statement appears as part of a broader health or patent medicine discourse.
Train Tickets On sale May 1 for Spartanburg Greenville and Charlotte
Tickets for a special rain service go on sale Monday May 1. Travel to Spartanburg and Greenville on several trains is honored, with specific departure times. Charlotte service extends to May 8 with certain trains excluded. Contact Southern Railway agents or R C Cotner and W A Taber for full details. A Keowee Lodge meeting is planned for Friday April 28 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
Greenville
Spartanborg
Charlotte
New York
New Orleans
Southern Railway
R. C. Cotner
T. P. Spartanburg
5. C
W. A. Taber
P. A
Keowee
Local Happenings At Colenoy April Meeting And Car Talks
Home Demonstrator Miss Elizabeth Mauldin showcased an iceless refrigerator for the Colenoy club. Rev. W C Seaborn was unanimously chosen pastor for the year at Coleney church. Carey and Chastain push Overland cars with one sale to A C Sutherland. Ford owners include W E Edens Jr and others visiting from Locust and Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colenoy
Elizabeth Mauldin
Mauldin
Jas.a. Hendricks
Coleney Church
W. C. Seaborn
Messrs
Carey & Chastain
A. C. Sutherland
Ford
W. E. Edens, Jr
JF. Crenshaw
Locust
W.I. Watson
Marietta
B.J. Chastain
BK. J. Chastain
Edens
Va. G. Sutherland
L. J. Crenshaw
Easley
Joe Keith
Vernon Jones
Greenville
W.M. Hammond
A. K. Edens
Mra
H. MH. Lynch
Mt. Carmel Notes on Weather and Local Events
Owing to favorable weather farmers advance with planting. Embroidery club met at Mrs. K Lathem with guests Mrs. Lenhardt and Mrs. Brockman, and a salad course served. Attended singing convention at Flat Rock. North Greenville Academy graduates honored at Tigerville. Local crowd enjoyed Sunday school singing led by Prof. Earle Julian. Dr. B W Ponder, in good health, has taken up gardening and farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Lathem
B. D. Lenhardt
Ensley
Viola Brockman
Armatrong
W. A. Looper
J.T. Pace
Flat Rock
North Greenville Academy
Tigerville
Thomas Looper
Nannie Holcombe
Jos. L
Earle Julian
W. M. Ponder
Sermon at Rice's Creek and revival notes in Liberty
Rev W M Walker preached an excellent sermon at Rice's Creek on Sunday. A number attended revival services at Liberty Sunday night. Local residents and families visited, with many names and ongoing illness mentions among Cedar Rock correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Walker
This Place
Rice's Creek
Liberty
W. HH. Elenburg
Grip
Helle Roper
Mertha Crane
Myrlee Rogers
Lola Mae Rampey
Clyde Ellenburg
Guy Powell
Ruth Gantt
Messrs
WY. C. Carteau
W. G. Gantt
W.M Gantt
Arthur Rampey
A. Rogers
C. Hh. Rogers
WH. Roper
P.T. Nelson
Essie Philips
Dora Powell
Spencer Roper
W. M. Gantt
Cedar Rock
Harry Kin
Pumpkintown Deadhead Stuff From April Section
Farmers plant crops in the section as residents share social visits. Bernice Hendricks Nessie Lee and Clovie Hendricks spend Sunday with relatives. W C Hendricks visits Welborns. A C Sutherland buys a touring car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wumpkintown
Bernice
Nessie Lee
Wihan Hendricks
Clovie Hendricks
W.C. Hendricks
Welborn
A.C. Sutherland
Deadhend Sen
Birthday Celebration for Mrs St Alexander in 1910
On Sunday April 2 1910 family and friends gathered at Mrs St Alexander home to mark her eightieth birthday. The crowd of about 40 heard a sermon by Mr Crawford enjoyed by all and shared a large table of good things. Mr and Mrs Alexander were accompanied by their eleven children and many friends sang in the afternoon before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ose Paransey
Six Mile Academy Commencement Noted As Finest Yet
Commencement exercises at Six Mile Academy drew praise for Thursday and Friday as the best in the school's history. Rev. W. Quick of Greenville preached the sermon Thursday. Friday morning Rev. Watts of Columbia delivered a matdress and awarded diplomas to thirty two graduates of the Sunday school teacher training course. Dr. Owens of Asheville gave the Heleny address Friday night. Plans are under way to change the girls dormitory but a full account is limited by available information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Six Mile Academy
di W. Quick
Greenville
T, Watts
Columbia
Nev
Owens
Asheville
Nye
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gottom Mills
G. M. Lynch
W. R. Lynch
L. C. Lynch
G. A. Lynch
J. D. Aiken
J. B. Aiken
Mourdtogmisot
Vivkens Drug Co
Pivtens, S. Co
Whitt
Wees
Joan A. Horton
A. H. Dagnall
W. Clarence Mann
W. Anderson Looper
Olar T. Hinton
F. van Clayton
State of
County of Pickens
Court of Common Pleas
N. B. Roe
M. B. Roe
I. N. Roe
Laura B. Durham
Mary J. Durham
Anna Roe
Mattie Roe
M. A. Spence
Rufus Lavender
Earle C. Lavender
John Spence
A. D
A. J. Boggs
C. E. Robinson
J. Robt. Martin
Cornemay and
M Ae
Phiones
McSwain
Greenville, 5. C
Sam
Craig Pickens
Houston
Texas
Rexall
Pickens Drug CO
Charlotte,n.c
Seneca
Courtenay Calhoun Central
Noris
Greenville , Spartanburgh
Charlotte, N.C
Keowee Pharmacy
Albert Tobacco
Cora
Sue Julian
J. W. Julian
A. E. Kiesling
Qolenoy
Mt. Carmel
Pumpkintown
Deadhead
Goodyear
Fidk Wasinzs
Pickens Garage
McFall
Hamilton
Brown
Craig Bros. Company
Mae
Chase City
Weber
Buckeye
Gregory
Columbus
Sterling
Parry
Cottéh Té
W. M. Brown
Valhalla
Oliver C Wed
Plowe
McCormick
USA
den LA Lad
Keowee Bank Pickens
S. C. Gate
J. P. Carey
C. Carey
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