Liberty Local News Highlights Revival and Social Gatherings
Rev. C F Sims led first revival services at First Baptist with Rev P M Bailes assisting. A wedding united Miss Eunice Lawrence and Mr Nerman Werner, plans to reside in Odenville Alabama. Various social events include birthdays, motor trips, and a mountain picnic to Table Rock Cove with family and friends joining from Anderson and Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Sims
First Baptist
P .M. Bailes
Greer
Jas
A. Shirley
Helen
Neice
Curtis Ballentine
Anderson
H. C. Shirley
Eunice Lawrence
Liberty
Nerman Werner
Central
E. W. Mason
Methodist
Odenville
Ala
Savannah
T. Hutchins
W. S. Richbeury
Clarendon
South Carolina
Mise Wilma Stephens
Sophia Nell Welborn
der Crane
Serhia Nelle Welborn
Willie Stephens
Tom O'Dell
Brown’s Hotel
White Water Falls
Z L. Chamblin
D. J. Mills
Horace Merton
Migs
Anna Mar Orin
Mesdimes Davenport
Jne. Robinson
Jay Boyes
This Petty
Jane and
Memie Hunter
Hazel Borgs
Alice Virginia Devenport
Ruth Massey
Hattie Moore
Ruth Gantt
Joe
Leona Spearman
Elizabeth Richbourg
R. B. Robinson
Calvin Smith
Doyle Boggs
Werner
Stewart Davenport
Colin Massey
Ansel Ellison
Harold Gantt
D. N. Kennemar
Spearman
John Richbourg
Table Rock Cove
W. Taylor O'Dell
Yoon
Cateechee Notes On Boll Weevil Fight And Church Visitor
The article recalls Cateechee's boll weevil damage and cotton field observations. It notes July August politics gave way to pest concerns, reports a good corn season, and mentions N Rev J A Davis closing a strong Baptist meeting with 47 accessions at Cateechee church. It also covers Griffin church baptisms, Dr Mitchell’s talk on Six Mile Loplist academy, and local hospitality in the Guitin section.
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the Sentinel
Cateechee
Boll Weevills
J. A. Davis
Cateechee Baptist Church
McD. Boldine
Praters
Brother 3Olding
Griffin Church
Christ
Mitchell
Six Mile Loplist Academy
W. D. Hammett
Easley
Ennes
Chiurch
D. F E. Kendricks
M. Stewart
Eq. Anthony
James Harris
Thonas Griffin
Thomas Childs
Arthur Thomas
Social notes and water analysis report fragment
Town residents visit relatives including Mr and Mrs J H Brown and Mr W M Nichols of Atlanta. A water analysis dated July 25 1922 shows low ammonia and nitrate levels with no nitrites, indicating coord water quality free from contamination and a note from a public works commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Public Works
Liberty
5. C
Giese Ae OO
Tiecarke
Early Churches of Pickens District Heritage Talk Recalls Faithful Pioneers
Mrs Frank MelFall summarizes a Pickens D A R U D C meeting on early churches. She notes Baptist and Methodist roots with Old Carmel and Bethlehem as early congregations, the 1820s gospel spread, circuit riders, and a stone church era begun by 1797.
In Memory of Mrs Emma Gravley
Obituary notice for Emma Cantrell Gravley wife of Perry Gravley and mother of two year old Gladys. She died after ten weeks of typhoid fever at age 32 with links to Holly Springs church and a Greenville pastor conducting funeral services.
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P. Gravley
Holly Springs Church
Graves Hiss
Gravley
Grayley
Emma Cantrell
Ames Cantrell
Perry Grayley
Phos
Gladys
Clyde
Greenville
Mrs Durham Dead At 71 In Pickens County
Mrs Caveling Durham aged 71 died at her home west of Pickens on August 11. She was buried the following day. Survived by husband Ving Durham and children Fannie Thantyy Florence Tendey Minnie Durham J J Durham and others with Mary Durham predeceasing her by five weeks. A devout church member since childhood she lived a simple life earning broad respect from neighbors. One Who Loved Ter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caveling Durham
Fells Nail
Pickens
Ving Durham
Fannie Thantyy
Florence Tendey
Charlotte
N. C
Minnie Durham
J. J. Durham
Henderson
Mary Durham
Unclear OCR reads on local cinema program feature
Fragmentary text mentions film showings at The Bagley Pasay and a season feature with names and titles garbled by OCR. No clear events, dates, or complete identities are extractable from the readable fragments.
Moot Court in Pickens Mill Audiences Hear Burglary Trial
A village moot court was held to educate residents about judicial proceedings. Ma A J Jewell faced burglary and larceny charges after a Ford touring car vanished from Sam Adams. An alibi defense failed to sway a jury which found her not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens Mill
A. J. Jewell
Sam Edens
J. Robinson
Sam B. Craig
D. C. Keith
Sheriff Roark
Mr. Freeman Southerland
B. R. Porter
A. J. Clark
R. R. Binley
B. J. Ineley
D. L. DeRossett
R. Parr
Sam Adams
Semeone
Theor
Jewell
Safelock
Sherr’ Roark
Town Creek
Reece's Mill
Self House
Ile
Perel
Candidates in Pickens at Tabernacle Hear State and Congressional Talks
About three thousand attended the Pickens Tabernacle events as state office seekers and congress candidates spoke. The gatherings drew large crowds with extensive speeches, including a clash between Wolfe and Winter over remarks. The scene reflected growing political fervor in Brickens County as candidates tour the area.
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Pickens Tabernacle
Congress
Mee Cormick
The
Sentinel
Messrs
Wolfe
Winter
Cereral
Winters
Brickensecunty
Crecht
Central News Roundup of Local Visits and Travels
Mr and Mrs Walter TD Invehary visit Seaboron and spend days with relatives in Novel Carolina where a baby born to Mr and Mrs Woo. Pingen Jase week. Mr Pinson reportedly in good mind. Mr and Mrs PLOW and others visit parents. Roswell Lone returns to Gastonia after visiting in-laws. Mrs Allen of Anderson visits. Willis Clayton and family vacationing here from Waycross. Rev Goodwin and Tom Bolger attend Kynworth League Institute in Westminster. A W Parrett buys fall goods in Atholota. Joo Falls and Son and L A Malls plan stay with relatives in Gastonia. Bethy Griotnes spending week in Hillsdale NY. Methodist Sunday school holds event near Patterson. crowd enjoys themselves.
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Walter TD
Seaboron
Tre
Doo Brock
Carolina
Ales Woo
Mr. Pinson
Roswell Lone
Gastonia
N. C
W. 8. Goodwin
Ernest Goodwin
Tom Bolger
Kynworth League Institute
Westminster
A.W. Parrett
Tsacoucap
Athuota
Joo R. Falls
Hiehhands
Piente
Maw ‘Bom Patterson
Myeryoru
Farmers Point Picnic Attracts Large Crowd In Grove
A Saturday gathering near Mr. St VL Wendrincks home drew about five hundred attendees. Clarence Poe delivered one of the region’s finest addresses, focusing on cooperative marketing. Miss Kline spoke on farm women’s clubs canning and related topics. The menu featured chicken from the cooperative poultry association potatoes from the cooperative potato division and watermelons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St VL. Wendrincks
Clarence Poe
Miss Kline
Cooperative Poultry Association
Cooperative Poutto Aos
Wal T As Meeting Held at Wires Mend
Meeting at Wires Mend drew a well attended crowd. The focus centered on welfare programs and social initiatives with Myo Woo Mauldin elected to leadership and Miss Netito Niowten named as a key organizer for public outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wal. T
Wires
Myo Woo
Mauldin
Jendry
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