Medical college sale in Charleston advances in Senate
South Carolina lawmakers push the transfer of the state medical college to Charleston with a $20,000 start-up appropriation while both houses debate highway funding and tax bills. Senate leaders report ongoing discussions on banking language and executive sessions, as House and Senate consider multiple uncontested measures.
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Columbia
Senate
McLaurin
Ginn
McLaurie
Appell
Atlantic
Pacific
Sharpe
Carlisle
Johnstone
House
Joint Assembly
First Circuit
W. Bowman
Orangeburg
Laney
Chesterfield
E. J. Dennis
Berkley
Lide
J. W. Bowman
Gross
Dorchester
J. Oty Reed
St. Georges
Bowman
Dennis
Reed
Protem Harden
Bowan
Rembert
South Carolina
Youmans
Odom
Railroad Committee
Western
Railroad Commission
Williams
Carolina
Greenville
Mixson
Patterson
Clifton
State Highway Commission
Rittenberg
Charleston
Congress
Appelt
Medical College
State of
State Medical College
Hunter
Bamberg
Fortner
Charles
South Carolina Industria School
Creech
Barnwell
Richland
Courney
W. E. James
Darlington
Paxville High School
Clarensfon County
Miley
Pleasant Grove News Item Highlights Local Life
A fire of community notes from Pickens county reports incidents and local people. A boy named Capps accidentally shot his mother with a 32 calibre rifle near Marietta. she survives but not expected to recover. Revenue officers destroyed two or three stills in the area. Various locals visit relatives, attend gatherings, and frequent the W. F. Hendrick saw mill.
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Rose Mayfield
Mayfield
Pickens County
E. D. Anderson
Perry Anders
Pickens
Marietta
Capps
Jo Jo
Elmer Finley
Norris
Calvin Barker
W. J. Hendricks, Jr
W. F. Hendrick
Cedar Rock Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Cedar Rock residents report visits from Edward N. Robins of Greenville who stayed with his sister Mrs. John W. Stewart, Homer Jones visiting Mr. H Grayson Miller, Thos N Hays calling on James A Burgess, and Elma Hendrix with Oscar Turner attending Enon church on the fourth Sunday afternoon.
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L. F. Smith
Frank Smith
Cross Roads
Ruth Hendrix
Greenville Female College
John W. Stewart
James A. Burgess
Maude Bagwell
Lee Singleton
Lula J. Julian
Pearl Turner
Trainer’s Rest
Joel H. Miller
Craig
Joe Barnett
H. Grayson Miller
Lagrippe
Elmyr Hendrix
Pickens
Rexie
Edward N. Robins
Greenville
Homer Jones
Thos. N. Hays
Messrs
Elma Hendrix
Oscar Turner
Enon
Two Good Ladies Dead at Cross Roads
Mrs Annie Julian wife of John A Julian died at her home near Cross Roads church on February 5 and was buried at Cross Roads. Funeral services were led by Rev D W Hiatt assisted by Rev W C Seaborn. She was 75 and leaves a husband five sons and three daughters. Mrs Hill widow of Tandy Hill died at Cross Roads February 5. Funeral at her home by Rev D W Hiatt then burial at Griffin church beside her husband. She leaves three sons and three daughters and many others in sorrow.
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Annie Julian
John A. Julian
Cross Roads Church
Cross Roads
D. W. Hiatt
W.C. Seaborn
Covington Store Promotes Cotton and Corn Planter
Pickens county farmers are invited to inspect Covington Hill Dropper, advertised as the best cotton and corn planter on the market. The ad promises seed savings, portability, light yet strong build, guaranteed satisfaction or money back, and spring delivery orders.
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Pickens County
Covington Hill
Hasley wholesale firm advertises flour hay and grain
Finley and Whitmire Wholesale and Retail at Table Rock Street Hasley Ohio advertise savings on flour by buying hundreds of barrels. The firm promises a complete line of hay grain and related goods and provides a contact phone number 64.
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Finley & Whitmire Wholesale and Retail
Table Rock St
Hasley, 8. C
Six Mile Baptist Academy Beneath Growing Enrollment and Visitations
Six Mile community reports record enrollment at Six Mile Baptist Academy and invites parents to visit. Rev William Abbott from Liberty preaches two services and will speak at Mile Creek church in March. Local movers include D A Perritt and Jim Skelton, with an upcoming public entertainment by academy students on February 28 at seven. Clyde Garrett and Oscar Mann visited Cheohee area and shared a pleasant weekend.
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Six Mile
Academy
Jesus
William. Abbott
Liberty
Abbott
Mile Creek Church
Upper Pea Ridge
Jim Skelton
Bethel
Clyde Garrett
Oscar Mann
Cheohee
Oconee
Galloway Co. Subscription and Dry Goods Offers
H. M. and L. GALLOWAY CO. subscribes for The Sentinel with a $2,772.00 dry goods purchase. They list fancy dress goods, lace skirts in 525 colors, ginghams, lawn, silks, and many woolen and other fabrics. Also feature a full grocery line including meat, coffee, sugar, canned goods, and crackers with assorted prices.
Galloway Co. Offers $1 Back on $10 Purchases
At the foot of the hill near the cotton mill in Pickens South Carolina the H M and L Galloway Company advertises a promotion: every time you buy ten dollars worth here you receive one dollar back.
South Carolina News Roundup Sparks Across State
Reports from Lancaster to Washington cover church fire losses in the First Methodist church, Tillman backed transfer of Charleston’s old Exchange building to DAR, acquittal of Frederick Beach, debate over the state warehouse bill, and several local civic notes including Ches ter Sunday schools, Bennettsville literary contest results, and a rural police debate in Anderson County.
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Lancaster
First Methodist
Columbia
South Carolina
Stanley
Horry
Judiciary Committee
House
Washington
Tillman
Daughters of the American Revolution of
Ex‘change
Charleston
Aiken
Frederick O. Beach
New York
Marty D. Calhoun
Barnwell
Darlington
Chamber of Commerce
J. Edward Norment
United States Engineers’ Department
Chester
Chester County
Scheos Association
Bethel M. E
South Columbia
Bennettsville
Agnes McColl O Clio
Camden
D. C. Fitcher
Westville
Fletcher
United States Farm
Bradford Knapp
Exposition Grounds
Harrison Miles
Bradford Courtney
J. F. Joyner
Griffin County
Georgia
Joyner
Augusta
Howard
Laurence Courtney
Courtney
Edgefield
Manning
Board of Trustees
D. R. Riser
Leesville
Minning
R. L. Newton
Riser
Post Office Department
Gaffney
Anderson County
TAC House
Scott
Anderson
Charleston graft report clean. Felder misled panel
A special committee report states Gov. Blease’s charges against the Ansel wind-up commission are unfounded. It finds Thomas B. Felder misled the panel, exonerates Attorney General Lyon and commission members, and notes overcharged state funds by B. F. Arthur. A second item covers a South Carolina Baptist sanitarium plan and new state charters.
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Coolumbia
Ansel
J. Frazier Lyon
Senate
House
General Assembly
Carlisle, Sullivan
Clifton
J. J. Evans
W. L. Daniel
Cary
Augusta
Columbia
Mr. Cary
B. F. Arthur
Ansel Commission
Blease
Lyon
W J. Murray
J. S. Brice Avery Patton
John McSwain
A. N Wood
Charleston
Majority Committee
Thos. B Felder
Atlanta
Felder
Work of Rural Policemen in Spartanburg
Rural police system in Spartanburg county shows net gain with $6 711 30 in fines collected against $4 643 17 in salaries and expenses for five policemen. Offenders sentenced by rural officers total forty years seven months and ten days in jail.
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Spartanburg
W. J White
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