Ministers Conference Report From Central Hotel Session
The Blue Ridge ministers conference in Central South Carolina met Sept. 5 with twelve pastors. Seventeen churches reported via twelve attending or sending reports, baptisms totaled 641 with members joining by letter. The group praised revival efforts, denounced vice and crime, and reaffirmed strong gospel preaching against sin.
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Blue Ridge
Central Hotel
Central
S. C
God’s Church
Piedmont
God
Gates of Hell
Hindenburg
Hell
Church of the God of Heaven
Hallelujah
Oas
Christ
J. A. Anderson
Kingdom of God
First Bales Sold At Central For 29 Cents
The first bales of the 1921 crop grown in this section sold Wednesday afternoon at Central. Sam Boggs and T. P. Kelly each brought 29 cents per pound. both bales bought by W. T. Earle. A friendly bidding among local buyers pushed the price to 29 cents.
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Sam Boggs
T. P. Kelly
W. T. Earle
Alfalfa Biscuits Demo at Copper-Clad Range
The Copper-Clad Crank presents a week long demonstration of the Copper-Clad Range starting September 19. Alfalfa Biscuits with butter and hot drip coffee will be served daily during the event.
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Demon
Two Negroes Lynched by Aiken County Mob
Aiken South Carolina September 8. Mansfield Miller and Charlie Thompson two African Americans were shot to death by a county mob after an axe and hoe attack on a farmer’s wife. The mob dispersed after the killings and no further trouble was anticipated. Both men were said to be from Georgia.
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Aiken
S. C
Mansfield Miller
Charlie Thompson
Aiken County
Butler
Thompson
H. H. Howard
Cooper
Mont Morenci
Trustees to Sell Hunting Licenses in County Effort
County Game Warden I B O Dell seeks to vet and boost hunting license sales through school trustees. He notes Pickens schools earned 407.55 and Greenville schools 2200 across licensing efforts while trustees will receive license lists to aid enforcement. A separate incident recounts two children bitten by a snake found on a back porch among fruit parings. mother and doctors provided care and the children are expected to recover.
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I. B. O'Dell
Mr. O'Dell
Pickens County
Hunter
Greenville
Two Children Bitten by Snake Near Porters Chapel
In Pickens county two youngsters of Mr and Mrs Potter were bitten by a snake near their home at night while going to a nearby well. The incident occurred in the Porters Chapel area as local residents reported the misfortune.
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Pickens
Potter
Porters Chapel
Easley Route Five Weekend Visits Highlight Community Ties
Picking cotton and pulling fodder occupy daily life as residents share weekend visits. Mrs. Edith Ellenberg and nephew Raymond visited relatives in Easley Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. G. H. Ellenberg joined Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Walter Finley. Jim Wilson of North Carolina visited friends and relatives, returning to join the community.
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Edith Ellenberg
Raymond
Easley
G. H. Ellenberg
Walter Finley
Jim Wilson
North Carolina
Uncle Jim
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Alfalfa
PREE
MOB
Mickie
Charles Sughroe
Western Newpalk Union
LEYS
Chicago
Duvevque
Stockson
Aint Opek
Dionty
Cuicago
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