Governor Manning appoints state and federal election commissioners
Gov. Manning named a full slate of state and federal election commissioners for every county to serve until two years after the next general election. The appointments include officials for Aiken, Abbeville, Florence, Edgefield, Bamberg, Charleston, Chester, York, Laurens, Kershaw, Chesterfield, Orangeburg, Greenwood, Calhoun, Jasper, Union, Saluda, McCormick, Colleton, Berkeley, Cherokee, Spartanburg, Pickens, Horry, Beaufort, Oconee, Williamsburg, Anderson, Lancaster, Newberry, Marlboro, Sumter, Richland, Fairfield, Georgetown, Darlington, Clarendon, Dorchester, Lexington, Greenville, Dillon, Barnwell, Hampton and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
New State
Manning
Aiken County
L. B. Croft
H. Hankinson
W. M. Eubanks
Federal
J. L. Tyler
W. A. Gyles
Thomas R. Morgan
Abbeville
J. 3. Gibert, 5S. C. Cochran
W. A. Calvert
J. A. Anderson
D. Humphries
Gamewell Huckabee
Florence
J. L. Barringer
J. S. Rogers
R. L. Reevie
J. S. McKenzie
J. Ss. Mitchell
M. H. Purvis
Edgefeld County
J. F. Payne
J. D. Hughey
B. J. Norris
A. M. Clark
J. B. Minick
J. W. Kemp
Bamberg County
A. M. Brabham
M. N. Rice
D. O. Hunter
T. I. Carroll
R. L. Zeigler
J. W. Stewart
Charleston County
W. Alken Rhett
W. S. Cook
George F. Vieters
John S. Rainey
Robert T. Allison
Laurens County
C. B. Owings
R. M. Wasson
D. W. M. Mason
W. P. Harris
H. L. McSwain
B. M. Wolff
Kershaw County
R. T. Mickle
W. F. Nattles
G. 9. King
D .G. Fletcher
J. H. Clements
W. L. Stokes
Chesterfield County
J. N. Strickland
R. M. Myers
J. G C. Taylor
James W. Miller
W. J. Odom
R. B. King
Orangeburg County
Charles H. Williams
T. Whetsell Dukes
James C. Fairey
R. B. Gross
Dr. W. H. Alderman
John F. Blanche
Greenwood County
M. G. Bowles
A. W. Rodgers
Mack N. Cochran
T. F. McCord
BE. L. Brooks
A. W. Youngblood
Calhoun County
Herbert Geiger
B. W. Bull
W. P. Shirer
Martin D. Keller
Willie A. Rast
H. Stabler
Jasper County
H. K. Purdy
J. B. Benton
H. W. Garbade
W. A. Sauls
C. EF. Malphius, Sr
C. M. Jaudon
Union County
W. H. Sarton
J. Wesley Scott
Clarence A. Jeter
HB. C. House
R. F. Fowler
J. Norris Rodgers
Saluda County
A. L. Harman
W. G. Fowler
Prater Smith
Jeff Davis
Spartanburg County
T. M. Lyles
M. W. Brown
J. H. Carlisle
Ki. F. I. Parker
H. Kilgore
A. H. DuPre
Pickens County
CC. T. Martin
J. N. Jewell
J. F. Bannister
W. O'Dell
J. A. Cannon
W. L. Matheny
Horry County
M. G. Anderson
B. H. Harrelson
C. V. Johnson
A. E H. Gfoldfinch
Mayberry Floyd
HE. C. Harriss
Beaufort County
Pat Wall
J. B. Hill
H. T. Danner, Jr
W. J. Fripp
BE. C. G. Mole
Oconee County
State
W. H. Talley
John Spencer
G. W. Davis
L. C. McCarley
Oscar Land
P. A. Brown
Williamsburg County
H. M. Shepherd
W. K. McIntosh
D.q. Huggins
B. B. Chandler
R B. Keels
S. P. Harper
Anderson County
A. Q. Means
L. S. Clinkscales
Ly. R. Thompson
Nelson Bb. Green
W. D. Ballard
J. G. Harris
Lee County
J. Manly Smith
B. G. Smith
A. Atkinson
J. B. Kilgore
B. D
Law
H. A. Moseley
Lancaster County
R. H. Walters
Dixon D
Williams
J. H. Carnes
J. A. McCain
T. R. Thompson
Newberry County
L. W. Jones
B. H. Herrin
J. B. T. Scott
H. M. Boozer
John V. Clary
T. L. B. Epps
Marlboro County
L. C. Stanton
J. Hudson
John L. Breeden
Throop Crosland
F. P. Tatum
Lawrence
Chavis
Sumter County
F. A. McLeod
L. S. Vinson
T. HB
B. F. Williamson
A. M. Sompayrac
Clarendon County
J. K. Breedin
Jasper Turbeville
J. A. James
W. ©. Davis
A. W. Scarborough
L. R. Griffin
Dorchester County
R. W. Meyer
W. C. Badham
W. B. Browning
G. M. Gavin
Elias
W. H. Lightsey
T. B. Whatley
W. A. McDaniel
R. GC
Causey
B. F. Stanley
Piedmont Savings Bank and Trust chartered in Greenville
The Piedmont Savings Bank and Trust company of Greenville is chartered with a $50,000 capital. Officers include J. H. Beattie as president and several Beatties as vice presidents and secretary. A commission for Heath Springs Building and Loan Association was filed, and Newberry Palmetto Trust Company seeks a commission with capital stock of $500.
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Piedmont Savings Bank and Trust Company of
Greenville
J. H. Beattie
Marklaw
W. BW. Beattie
F. F. Beattie
J. BW. Beattie, Jr
Heath Springs Building and Loan Association
Newberry Palmetto Trust Company
South Carolina Boys on the Mexican Border
South Carolina National Guard units train intensively in El Paso. The Palmetto boys, formed into a division with other states, will hike to La Cruces New Mexico and undergo full field maneuvers under General Morton. Homeward plans expect return by November after mustering out of federal service.
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South Carolina
Morton
el Paso
Palmetto
la Cruces
N. M
National Guard
Masachusetts
Michigan
Massachusetts
Texas Plains
Mexico
Rio Grande
Washington
Styx
Fl Paso
Pennsylvania
Big Health Day in Greenville Highlights Public Health Parade
Greenville county held a major public health celebration with a city pageant and speakers from Congress and federal health agencies. A parade featured bands from Easley and Pelzer and coast artillery units, while opera house talks praised sanitation progress and a near elimination of typhoid fever.
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Greenville
Adamson
Georgia
Lever and Nicholls
South Carolina
Newton
The
Treasury
L. L. Lumsden
United States Public Health Service
R. A. Cooper
Laurens
J. Adams Hayne
State Health Department
J. W. Kerr
United States
Greenville County
Easley
Pelzer
Coast Artillery
Spartanburg
United States Department of Public Health
Opera House
Lever
Lumsden
Public Health Department
Health Department
City of
Southeastern Life Insurance Company
Conestece Mill
Big Fire at Hartsville Destroys Rail Goods and Cotton
A large fire in Hartsville caused about 40 000 dollars in losses. It destroyed a cotton shed of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and 154 bales of long staple cotton, plus a nearby Modern Furniture warehouse with 2 000 dollars worth of furniture. Six railroad box cars, three loaded with cotton seed, were damaged.
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Hartsville
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Modern Furniture Company
Suspension of Health Certificate Rule for Train Travel
Columbia health officer Dr Skhottowe B Fishburn was informed by state health chief Dr J Adams Hayne that the rule requiring children under 16 to present health certificates to railroad ticket agents has been suspended. The precaution helped curb infantile paralysis. the epidemic appears abated and elimination is expected soon.
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Columbia
Mad Cat Bites Children and Animals Near Cheraw
A maddened cat attacked a two year old child near Cheraw on the Rockingham highway biting its cheek and scratching its face. It also bit a dog and a goat which went mad. The next day the cat returned biting John Troubles field. The cat was killed and its head sent to Raleigh for examination where it was declared mad. Victims received Pasteur treatment.
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Cheraw
J. A. Rainwater
Rockingham Highway
John Troublefield
Raleigh
Pasteur
W. C. T. U. Ends Meeting in Sumter
Sumter reports a large state convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union closing with a protest against any amendment to South Carolina's prohibition law. New officers elected include president Mrs. Joseph Sprott of Manning and a slate of district superintendents and delegates. Claude Corbett of Bishopville won the gold medal for oratory. Nina Jenkinson of Sumter won silver in singing.
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Sumter
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
South Carolina
Joseph Sprott
Manning
Burkhalter
Aiken
R. O. Dixon
Bishopville
J. L. Davis
Mullins
J. N. Hallam
Pickens
J. L. Mims
Edgefield
Cleo Attaway
Saluda
T. RR. Denny
Johnston
Chas, P
Lena O. Smith
Leesville
A. H. Rose
Marion
H. L. Birchard
Flower Mission
Jessie Curtiss
Paxville
I. E. Williamson
Newberry
Alfred I. Waite
Conway
Pearl Collier
Boll Weevil Moving Rapidly Toward South Carolina
Clemson College reports continued eastward spread of the boll weevil. Prof. A F Conradi notes the pest has advanced 46 miles west of the South Carolina border and likely will reach the state by season's end as fall dispersal begins.
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Clemson College
South Carolina
A. F. Conradi
State
Georgia
Conradi
South Carolina Business and Civic Developments
Fenwick Farm and Ashepoo Farms form $35,0000 land development ventures near Megatts with a Greenville packing house planned at $100,000. A $150,000 Orangeburg packing house is proposed. A new Blue Brick post office opens with Edward Cox as postmaster. Carolina Southern Railway organizes to reach Estill, connecting with Seaboard Air Line. Municipal projects include a $50,000 steel hotel in Gaffney and a drainage district for Six and Twenty Creek. The South Carolina Mayors Association meets in Columbia October 23 24.
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A. T. Smythe
Mugene J. Prince
Fenwick Farm Corporation
Ashepoo Farms Corporation
Megetts
Greenville
Columbia
Blue Brick
Marion County
Edward Cox
Wilson & Sompayrac
Winthrop
Anderson
Gaffney
Edward Smith
Marion
Columbus
N. M
Capt. Walker
West Point
South Carolina Mayora Association
Cannon & Co
Cotton Manufacturers of
York
Orangeburg
Paul Appeals to Caesar in Caesarea Trial
In AD 59 during Paul’s Caesarean imprisonment with Luke, Festus encounters Jewish pressure and Felix’s vacancy. Paul defends himself against charges, asserts he has broken no law, and invokes his right to appeal to Caesar, a move that unsettles Festus and pleases Agrippa and Bernice as the case unfolds.
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Paul
Rome
Nero
Caesarea
Luke
Festus
Felix
Jesus
Paw
Christ
Bunyan
Bedford
Luther
Wittenberg Castle
God
Fests
St. Paul
Caesar
Tertullus
Jestus
Jerusalem
Agrippa
Palestine
Agrippa I
James the Elder
Notable Character Witness Cites Stability Claim
A dialogue fragment discusses Cholly's stability and willpower. A remark notes he has smoked the same cigarette brand for seven years, implying a contradiction to perceived instability. The exchange uses sharp, period-voice phrasing.
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Cholly
Florida and New Mexico as thunderstorm centers
Florida and New Mexico are described as the thunderstorm centers while the Pacific coast remains relatively freest from them, indicating regional differences in storm activity.
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Florida
New Mexico
Pacific
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Atlantic Coast Realty Company
N.C
Petersburg
National Bank of Petersburg
Greenville Banking & Trust Co
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
Winston-Salem
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Yager’s Liniment Gilbert Bros. & CO
Baltimore
Tutt's
Tutt
Shivar Spring
Shelton, S.C
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