Notes From Ambler Sunday School Grows to 82
Ambler report shows Sunday school increasing with about twenty new members, totaling 82. The piece lists local visits, health updates, and social notes about residents like Mr Lawrence Simmons of Glassy Mountain and Ray Chapman of Pickens, plus family visits and seasonal references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Simmons
Glassy Mountain
Ray Chapman
Pickens
Elijah Hayes
James Hayes
Greenville
Will Hayes
Little One
R. B. Brown
Bob Lynch
Jennie
Virgie Freeman
Frank
Roy Keith
Pumpkintown
Tommy Trotter
A.C. Smith
Tom Simmons
W.T. Day
J. B. Jones
Henry Jones
Qulency
G. KE. Chapman
H. Brown
Arthur Jones
Liberty Celery Grower Praised by Local Gazette
Liberty citizen Mr W. Parsons gains recognition as a celery grower. A fine bunch shown by the publisher surpasses Florida produce in size and brilliance. Parsons raised around 350 bunches, with about 100 remaining, and is praised for his successful undertaking in Pickens county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.5. Parsons
Liberty
Florida
Parsons
Pickens County
Liberty Gazette
January Clearance Sale at Hobbs Henderson Co.
Hobbs-Henderson Co advertises a January Clearance Sale with new goods offered at sacrifice prices. The owners aim to move stock quickly, promising significant savings for shoppers and pricing that appeals beyond summer considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs-Henderson Co
Tribute of Love for Nora Harris at Grace Methodist Church
The Lapins Art Society of Grace Methodist Church Pickens reports the death of Nora Harris, a beloved sister and co worker. The group expresses bereavement and offers sympathy and service to her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Harris
Lapins’ Art Society
Grace Methodist Church
Pickens
8. C
Birth Announcement for Gilstrap Girl
Born unto Mr. and Mrs W B Gilstrap, Monday, a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Gilstrap
Rev L C Craig to Preach at Baptist Church Next Sunday
Coloney news notes report Rev L C Craig will preach at the Baptist church next Sunday at 11 a.m. The public is invited. Nearby social highlights include a Holly Springs social at the Chastains with many locals attending. Mae Jones resumes teaching at Shiloh school near Travelers Rest for a third year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Craig
Baptist Church
Ione
Cleo Hendricks
Pearl Sutherland
Holly Springs
BE. D. Chastain
Hallie
Pearl
Frances Jones
Evie Ferguson
Lawrence
A.C. Sutherland, Jr
W. M. Hammond
Emma
Seneca
Annie Laurie Williams
Wagener
Pumpkintown notes mix crime antics and light hometown humor
The Pumpkintown column reports a fatal kitchen tale of a man describing killing a billy goat and skinning it, plus local mischief during Christmas with broken windows and a hung cat. It mentions Vernon Corbin moving to the mountains for squirrels, a mule mishap with eggs, and a light anecdote about Elmer Burgess visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holder
D. L. Barker
Vernon Corbin
Pumpkintown
Hogwallow
Flatie Belcher
Fllick Hellwanger
Ellick
Flutie
Dunk
Elmer Burgess
W. D. Hendricks
Elmer
Liberty Township Singing Convention at Maplecroft Mill Church
The Liberty township singing convention will meet at Maplecroft Mill church on the eighth Sunday afternoon in January at 1 p m. Attendees should bring song books. Samuel Riaains, Secretary Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Township
Maplecroft Mill
Samuel Riaains
Sec
Treas
Fifth Sunday Meeting At Pickens Association Plans
The Pickens Association executive committee schedules a two day meeting with Cross Roads Baptist church on Saturday and Sunday January 29 and 30. Programs include devotionals, officer elections, and discussions on church unity, member retention, Sunday school, and yearly plans led by multiple pastors and speakers. All churches and Sunday schools are urged to send delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pickens Association
Cross Roads Baptist Church
B. N. Glazener
J. B. Findley
J. Connelly
W. E. Nelson
S. M. Looper
W. M. Baker
Townes Indisposed. Pickens Drug Offers Silverware Deal
Local Prof H A Townes near Pickens is indisposed. Pickens Drug store invites customers to call for a limited offer on silverware. Linnwood Land & Investment sales at Easley drew a good turnout with about twenty lots sold at solid prices. County Treasurer Stewart urges mail taxpayers to request a tax statement before January 20. G Wash Nimmons and two daughters visit Mica area and return to near Sylvania Ga. Earle M Smith moves from Golden Creek to Golden Grove with Thad Carson replacing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Townes
Pickens
Linn °Ood Land & Investment Company
Easley
Stewart
G. Wash Nimmons
Sylvania
Earle M. Smith
R. F. Smith
Golden Creek
Golden Grove
Greenville County
Thad Carson
Mr. Smith
Porter chosen manager of South Carolina baseball team
Jerry C. Porter, senior law class member from Pickens, elected manager of the University of South Carolina varsity baseball team for the coming season. He has played varsity football for several seasons and was an all state guard this year and last year on The State's all state eleven. He will begin work immediately to complete the schedule as a few games have already been arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia State
Jerry C. Porter
University of South Carolina
Porter
Pickens
Woman Suffrage Advocate Sees Rising Power for Women
M W Hester writes from Easley urging space to press Woman Suffrage. He argues women will soon be equal or superior to men, citing history of emancipation and infidels as catalysts, and predicts a future redefining womanhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens Sentinel
Tom Paine
America
Bob Ingersoll
M. W. Hester
Read the Ads and Profit from Local Merchants
The piece urges readers to study every advertisement in every issue, arguing that advertised goods carry implied quality and satisfaction. It stresses that advertisers back their offerings with value and that paying for newspaper space signals worthwhile products from local businesses.
Good Farming by a One-Handed Farmer Jameson near Wasley
The Easley Progress reports James T. M. Jameson of the Lathem place near the Arnold mill four to five miles northeast of Wasley achieved a prosperous year. He harvested 27 bales of cotton from a two and a half horse crop, selling for over 1500 dollars plus 240 dollars in cotton seed. He cribbed over 300 bushels of corn and produced 240 bushels of peavine hay along with vegetables for his family. Despite losing a hand, his energy and perseverance yielded notable farming success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Jameson
James Lathem
Arnold Mill
Wasley
Jameson
Easley
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R. L. Hondetan
Walter Earle
Central
5. C
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D. E. Batlie
Washington, D. C
W.T. Earle
D.C
W. D. Litton & Bro
S. C
R.V. Jaynes
Wal- Walla
Parcel Post
W. G. Stewart
Maple St
Columbia
Chamber of Commerce
Ia. A. Odom
Globe Optical Co
Masonic Temple
Jarris
the Ideal Laundry
East
McBee Avenue
Greenville, S. C
B. B. Porter
Howard Sweet
Free’s
Jd. McsWans
Greenville, S.C
Sambl
Craig Hickens, 5. C
L. L. Jameson
Diseases
Easley Bank
Res
Globe Optical Company
Masonic ‘Temple
ALA
Odom, A. IL Scilade
Pres. Sec
Rene
Ambler
Il. L. Mason
Chattanooga,Tenn
A. A.jones
X.Y.Z
Coloney News
Pumpkintown News
Singing
Casey Porter
Findley & Stansell
W. E. Findley
Dave Stansell
Windley
M.W. Hester
Ape
Pickens Drug CO
Rexall
S.C
Cental S. C
Ki. P. McCravey
L. G. Clayton
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