Rice's Creek Church News and Local Social Notes
The Rice's Creek column reports residents busy with cotton picking and farm tasks. It notes visits from Mrs. P. T. Nelson and Miss O. V. Roper, typhoid cases, a large baptismal service with eleven new members, and numerous social visits. Vivian Davis celebrates a fifth birthday. congratulations and well wishes flow for the afflicted and aging residents. Rev. Nichelson and Rev. Owens schedule services. Jack Stancil and friends attend. families host gatherings and travel for church and kin.
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P. T. Nelson
O. V. Roper
Vivian Davis
Nona Lee
Ruth Rittaway
Nellie Rogers
Ray
Willie Cartee
Curran
Larrian Davis
Vivian
Otis Collins
Nichelson
Rice’s Creek
Owens
Jack Stancil
Butler Roper
J. O. Gilstrap
Seneca
J. P. Gantt
Birthday gatherings and a regional stock trading fair in Easley
Relatives and friends celebrated Virgil Pilgrim’s sixth birthday amid music and a melon feast on Sept. 10. Lillie Blease marked her tenth birthday on Sept. 2 with games and gifts. Washey stock traders announce a big three day event Sept. 18–20 in Easley to boost sales, with horses and mules from Atlanta buyers and extensive newspaper promotion.
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A. N. Bolding
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Easley
W. D. Spearman
Litton & Smith
Mendricks
Atlanta
Ady
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Cards From Candidates in Pickens County Ad
A collage of political thank you notes from Pickens County candidates recounts August 29 votes, promises to serve, and acknowledgments to supporters, Confederate comrades, and critics, with mentions of offices such as county supervisor and probate judge.
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Ford Fights Coal Profiteering Says He Will Stand
The Associated Press reports Henry Ford has begun a campaign against profiteering in the coal industry. Ford asserts his fight upholds a great principle and believes he is best positioned to act, amid concerns his plants may be closed on September 16 due to coal conditions.
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Ford
Ford Firm Faces Coal Shortage Claims and Profiteering
The report states Ford denies a coal shortage while investigators confirm coal brokers hold large stocks. Ford Motor Co could secure coal to cover a ten acre tract if itaccepted profiteering offers. For weeks Ford officers at Dearborn have received coal offers with deliveries guaranteed and prices claimed 100 to 800 percent above normal costs.
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Dearborn
New Barber Prices at Pick Shaye
New price list from Pick Shaye shows 10¢ tally cut, 25¢ shampoo, 15¢ deluxe tonic, 22¢ plain shampoo, and all other work in proportion. Friday through Saturday only. details unclear due to OCR quality.
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