Death of Margaret Alo Seaborn at forty six days
On February 25 the death angel visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Seaborn and claimed for its victim a baby girl named Alo Seaborn. The infant, only forty six days old, was laid to rest in the family plot near their home. Mr. E F Seaborn is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W C Seaborn near Praters Creek church. A Friend extends heartfelt sympathy and blessings.
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E. K. Seaborn
Alo
E. F. Seaborn
W. C. Seaborn
Praters Creek Church
Card of Thanks for Margaret Alo Seaborn
The Seaborn family thanks many friends and Dr Porter for kindness shown during the illness and death of their daughter Margaret Alo May God bless them all
Clemson Tigers Baseball Schedule 1921
Clemson dates include U of Ga at Clemson March 25 26. Oglethorpe Furman Georgia Tech Erskine Auburn Campbell Benning Wake Forest April 13 16 21. May features N C State Carolina Wofford Presbyterian Clinton Due West Newberry Columbia.
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U. of Ga
Clemson
Oglethorpe
Atlanta
Ga. Tech
Erskine
Auburn
Camp Benning
Columbus
Furman
Newberry
Greenwood
Greenville
Wake Forest
Clem
N. C
Eryskine
Due West
Carolina
Columbia
Offenders Linked to Horse Manure In Moonshine Plant
Winston Salem officers report a raid in Yadkin county uncovering a moonshine operation three miles from Yadkinville. A plant in full operation was found with a sack of fine horse manure mixed into the mash to give the whiskey an aged color. The owners fled as officers shut down the machinery.
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Winston-Salem
Revenue
C. FF. Dunnagan
J. J. Shugart
Yadkin County
Yadkinville
Box Supper Planned at Concrete School House
The public is invited to a box supper at Concrete school house Friday evening March 20 at eight o clock to raise funds for the school library.
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Concrete School House
Cooper Hughes Wedding At Home Of minister Rev Field
Geo Hughes of Greenville marries Miss Mattie Cooper daughter of Isaac Cooper formerly of Easley at the home of officiating minister Rev B G Field.
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B. G. Field
Geo. Hughes
Greenville
Mattie Cooper
Isaac Cooper
Easley
W. M. U. Program Holds Piedmont Meeting April 2
Third quarterly meeting of division No. 2 W. M. U. Piedmont Association set for Saturday April 2 at Refuge Baptist church. Program includes devotional services, talks on the 75 Million Campaign and funding, reports from Y W A and churches, and demonstrations by Central Sunbeams. Delegates urged to attend. several area societies and members noted in attendance and visits.
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Division No. 2
Piedmont Association
Refuge Baptist Church
L. R. Owens
Welccome
R. W. Gillespie
D. F. Kelley
Lane
J. K. Crawford
W. C. Maddox
Central Sunbeams
W. C. O'Dell
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
E. O. Mauldin
A. L. Johnson
Missionary Society
Ladies Aid Society
E. D. Mauldin
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
D. H. Kennemar
L. D. Gist
Woodside Mill
Greenville
R. L. Welborn
E. F. Cantistl
J.C. Smith
Refuge Church
Marie
Helen Ball
Greer
Carl Welborn
Marshall Parsons
Marshall, Jr
Birmingham
Ala
H. T. Keenan
Pollock
Mullinax
McKitrick
Frown House
Bessie Bowes
Carrie Mason
J. B. Kelley
Mae Bess
Seneca
Susie Parsons
W. B. Justus
Ruth Justus
W. Smith
Camp Sevier
Notes From W O W Convention In Florence South Carolina
Delegates from Aspen Glenwood Hickory Beulah Three and Twenty Keowee Flat Rock and other camps attended the Head Camp W O W convention in Florence South Carolina last week. Judge E F Inman was elected Mead Advisor and Dr J E Allgood chaired the board of auditors. Rev D W Hiatt was chosen a delegate to the Sovereign Head Camp in New York City in July. The order shows 1000 members in the state. M W Bobo of Spartanburg named Sovereign delegate and state manager. write him for camp information.
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Florence
S. C
J. M. League
8. O. Capell
Aspen Camp
Tom Owens
Ernest Thompson
Hickory Camp
Frank Lesley
Glenwood
Mr. Crenshaw
Beulah Camp
Otis Morgan
A. M. Morris
Keowee Camp
J. FE
Spartanburg
Bobo
Keowee Pharmacy Ad With Mail Order Stationery Offer
Nice white stationery advertised by Keowee Pharmacy. Box 25e and by mail 80 cents option highlighted.
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Colorite
Keowee Pharmacy
Notice of City Election in Pickens 1921
At a February 21 1921 City Council meeting city election ordered for April 12 1921. Polls open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mayor and aldermen to be elected, also Commissioner of Public Works to replace W E Findley whose term ends that date.
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Ciy Council
W. E. Findley
Ciy
W. Matheny
Mr. Matheny
Court House
Tau
Pickens
S. C
W. B. Matheny
City
Centcr
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Margaret Alo Seaborn
Clemson Tigers
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Presbyterian College
Durham
Cooper Hughes
W. M. U. Program
J. R. Martin
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Martin & E
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Arle
Postoffice
Foone
J. J. McSwain
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S. C. McSwain
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Pickens, S.C
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Masonic Bldg
Pickens, S. C
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J. . Holder & Son
Jessie
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W. A. Ellenburg
Pata
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W. O. W. Convention
Rhode Island
J. D. Yangue
Singing Convention
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Pickens Mill
W. Ht. Lewis
City OF
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South Carolina
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Lesley
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Stewart
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Minn
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