Pleasant Grove News Highlights Local Visits and Births
F W Howard and family of Brandon Mill Greenville stayed in the area visiting relatives during August first. Rev J E Foster ended a meeting August 12 with seven additions to the church. Foster now conducts a protracted meeting in Cedar Mountain NC. William Hester surveyed land for Frank McJunkin in Cross Roads. J P Anders’ wife, once sick, is able again. C D Fortner J M Fortner and Lawyer Smoak of Greenville toured Cesar's Head. A girl was born to J F Rigdon on August 5. A V Rigdon boy fell from a buggy shelter August 17 injuring an arm. Dr Robinson of Pickens treated the child, who is progressing well. Mrs N J Anderson of Quolenoy visited with her daughter J F Rigdon. Mrs Lilla Campbell and daughter Kinnie of Anderson stayed with sister A T Farner. Jimmie Phillips of Greenville visited briefly. John Anderson of Rosman NC vacationed at home. Sam J Nicholls of Spartanburg elected congressman from the Fourth district last week over B A Morgan of Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Howard
Brandon Mill
Greenville
J. E. Foster
Bro. Foster
Cedar Mountain North Carolina
William Hester
Cross Roads
Frank McJunkin
J. P. Anders
C.D
J. M. Fortner
Smoak
Cesar
J. F. Rigdon
V. A. Rigdon
Robinson
Pickens
Liberty Locals News Roundup of Local Visits and Weather
Rev Elkins held meetings at the Methodist church with poor attendance due to bad weather. J M Garrett T R O Dell Parker Brown C E Bush and others traveled to Asheville Waynesville and North Carolina areas in Garretts car reporting a pleasant trip. June Parsons and family returned to Tampa Fla after time with W S Parsons. Nett Parsons visited Calhoun while E D Hughes and son Eh D Jr visited Greenville. Fannie Lytle visited Greenville. T A Gary bought an auto and drives a Dodge. B W McWhorter returned to Calhoun after a two week vacation. Addie McWhorter visited Greenville. Camp meeting at Central drew gospel sermons. L R Henderson Olive and Joan Craig Easley visited H D Hughes. L B O Dell and family from Easley visited here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Parsons
Tampa
Fla
Nett Parsons
Calhoun
E. D. Hughes
Eh. D., Jr
Greenvile
Fannie Lytle
Greenville
T. A. Gary
Dodge
B. W. McWhorter
Addie McWhorter
Central
Pickens Route 5 Community Visits and School Note
Lee Rice and children of Pelzer visit friends on Route 5. Ben Abercrombie and family spend a week with J. E. Durham and kin. Carl Norton visits with Mrs. Norton in Pickens. Esther Gravely and Maude Parrott twice weekend visits. Martin Graded School progresses under Prof. Ben Fields. Lake outing for W. M. Martin and companions. Pa's Best Boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Rice
Pelzer
Ben Abercrombie
Minnis
Lee Abercrcrombie
J. E. Durham
EK. P. Norton
Carl of
Pickens
W. M. Martin
Esther Gravely
Maude Parrott
Seagel Bolding
G. I. Crenshaw
Central
Dan Adams
Cliff Adams
Greenville
Vesta
Carrylee Rice
Clifford
Jessie Martin
M. M. Martin
Six Mile
John Skelton
Clyde
Martin Graded School
Ben Fields
Pearl Murphree
Sam Kelley
D. A. Parrott
W.M. Martin
Lake Toxaway
Dorr Family Reunion Marks 50th Anniversary Celebration
The Dorr family and friends gathered August 6 at Mr. and Mrs. George W. Dorr’s home to honor their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Living children attended alongside relatives and friends. a meal was shared in the grove followed by songs and a speech by R. R. Singleton. Mrs. Dorr is 74, with Mr. Dorr’s age unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Dorr
Luther Hughes
R. L. Harris
Willie White
G. Dorr
Will Dorr
Colonel Dorr
W. T. Day
Tl’. A. Simmons
Tom Burns
Carl Childs
Tillman Dorr
Dean Singleton
Jim Griffin
R. R. Singleton
W. T. Nalley
J. L. Hawthorne
Osie
Atlanta
R. RB. Singleton
Medical College of the State of South Carolina Harleson Session
The Harleston Medical College in Charleston opens its seventy seventh session from October 1 1915 to June 1 1916. A fine new three story building opposite Roper Hospital houses laboratories in chemistry bacteriology anatomy physiology pharmacology and pharmacy with modern equipment. Roper Hospital the Souths largest well equipped facility offers 18 beds and extensive outpatient service plus clinical advantages. Practical dispensary work for pharmaceutical students and two years graduated service in Roper Hospital with six appointments yearly. Department of physiology and embryology affiliated with Charleston Museum with ten full time lab teachers. Catalog address provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highty
Roper Hospital
Charleston Museum
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J. McSwain
Sam
Craig Pickens
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Federal
L. L. Jameson
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S. C
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Res
Pleasant Grove
Sam J. Nicholls
Spartanburg
B. A. Morgan
Littleton College
J. M. Rhodes
Littleton, N. C
Edwin £. Bolt & Company
Palm Beach
Edwin E. Bolt
Gee Easley
Liberty Locals
Globe Optical Company
Masonic Temple
A.odom
Schade, Res
Sec
Wrens
Optomwerists
Dorr
Johnson’s
Boyl SR
Johnson
Pickens, South Carolina
Doris
Charlie Cothran
Near Honea Path
State of
Harleston
Schools of Medicine & Pharmacy
Oscar W- Schleeter
Registea
Charleston, 8. C
Toledo
Conan
Carey & Richey
Pickens County
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