Bermuda church meeting yields additions. local notes
In Bernanda Briefs local church life is highlighted after a Bermuda church meeting that added eleven or twelve new members. Rev. H. B. Wilson led the service with Rev. T. W. Harrison assisting. Locals H. C. McKenzie, L. B. Stephens, and others visited Horry county on business while Rev. S. H. Moody attended Bermuda events. No marriages yet reported, but expectations remain high as chatter about forthcoming announcements circulates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda Church
B. Wilson
T. Wi. Harrison
Green Sea
Harrison
H. C. McKenzie
Galivant’s Ferry
C. G. McKennie
L. B. Stephens
Horry County
H. Moody
Calvry
Bermuda
M. Moody
Bennettsville social notes and visits
Mrs Owens and daughter with Bennettsville guests Mr and Mrs Gibson and Mr and Mrs Joy visited cousins Mr and Mrs Atkinson last Sunday. Marion Oliver and Ova Parker visited Mrs C A Roach. Attendees at Atkinson home included many local residents. Rev J J Spinks preached at Mannings Chapel. Mr and Mrs Roach plan to move to Dillon. Cindinna Atkinson hosted an evening gathering with games and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingham Briefs
Owens
Gibson
Joy
Bennettsville
Atkinson
Last Sun
Marion Oliver
Ova Parker
C. A. Roach
Anna Belle Hamilton
Mary Haselden
Mallory
Cindianna Atkinson
Tom Hays
Florence
G. W. Atkinson
Gasque
Bingham
Dillon
Mrs. Roach
Cindinna Atkinson
Ava Parker
Cincinna Attinson
Local notes from Latta and Bermuda sections
Calvary items show A L Manning of Latta winning in this section recently. Various residents including Marion Wiegins of Fayetteville spent days visiting relatives. Several locals from Bermuda and nearby towns, such as D A Hartey and Craton Moody, were noted visiting or traveling, with mentions of Kemper and Harnville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Manning
Latta
Marion Wiegins
Fayetteville
N. C
Bev
J. H. Moody
Temberance Hill
T. Bowen
S. H. Moody
Bermuda
D. A. Hartey
Hamer
Bermuda Motion
Craton Moody
Kemper Asnetion
Cine
Mr. Moody
John Moody, Jr
Luther Bryant
Kemper
AR. Moody
D. N -Howen
Harnville
N. Y
Tom Britt
Herbert McKenzie
Dillion
Chalma Dove
Bln Aister, Beadin
H, Moody
Hia Atater
Beatty Sets Passenger Flight Duration World Record
W G Beatty in a Wright biplane carried a passenger for three hours eight minutes at the International Aviation Meet in Chicago. The flight began at 3 30 and ended at 7 08 P M, surpassing Amerigo's 1910 record of three hours ten minutes and thirty seven seconds. Spectators timed the run, amid doubts from officials over the precise figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnien
Chicago
W. G. Beatty
Internaonal Aviation
Beatty
T ‘Udrive
Amerigo
Muihausen
Germany
O. A. Brindley
Nntead
C. C. Witmer
Marine
Eugene Ply
Lincoln ‘Beachey
Ely
Thomas Sopwith
Rene Simon
Sopwith
Protracted Baptist Meeting Closes in Pleasant Hill
A Sunday night close of a protracted meeting at the Pleasant Hill Baptist church is credited to Rev. W. B. Sherwood and Rev. W. C. Allen. The community praises their work, hoping for blessings. The note lists locals visiting, travel plans, and health updates among residents, including Miss Virgle Britt and Miss Linnie Sherwood, with mentions of Florence, Latta, Americus, and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
W. B. Sherwood
W. C. Allen
Iss Virgie
Jackson Springs
Bessie
Jane Stancon
Towland
Blanch
Nina Stanton
Misa
Bethea
Wilmington
E. M. Pennegan
Latta
Estelle Scott
Elrod
Mlle
Anna McCall
Virgle Britt
Neal Stanton
Andrew Wallace
Florence
Red Bluff
Casey Jones
Mile of melons becomes mile of cars in Imperial Valley
The Southern Pacific completed a remarkable cantaloupe crop movement in the Imperial Valley. By June, about 2,600 railroad cars carried 6,000,000 pounds of melons from Brawley to Los Imperial Junction, with 183 cars harvested in one day. The operation involved 100 acres and 2,000,000 cantaloupes, the largest seasonal haul yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Imperial Valley
Los Angles Times
Yuma
Ariz
Brawley
Losperial Junction
Caroling Special wreck kills fireman in Columbia
Fireman Luther W. Bennett of Columbia died when the Cincinnati Charleston flyer the Caroling Special plunged into a ravine near Sueville four miles north of Alston. Engineers McAllister and Green escaped. another fireman from the second engine was warned too late. Passengers uninjured. relief train and detours to Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Luther W. Bennett
Southern — Railway
Sueville
Alston
Bennett
Charleston
Charlotte
North Carolina
Barnwell Street
DeLand G. McAllister
Blandiv~ Street
Hal Robertson
McAllister
Willam H. Green
James F. Weaver
Grege Street
Green
Henderson Street
Sydney O. Lzlar
Jenkins
Augusta
R. B. Gooper
R. J. Blalock
Charles H. Barron
Dewey Cantrell Eyes New Prospect For Sight
Remarkable operation on Dewey Cantrell, a deaf dumb and blind boy from Cedar Springs Institute in Spartanburg, may restore his sight after a needling procedure at Wesley Memorial Hospital in Atlanta. The 12 year old, educated by Mies Emilia Ayers with William Wade funding, communicates by sign and touch and eagerly studies people, objects, and a camera as doctors monitor his progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Spring Institute
Spartanburg
Dewey Cantrell
Cedar Springs Institute
Atlanta
Dewey
Atlanta Constitution
Tiere
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Houston St
Mies Emilia Ayers
Cantrells
Boiling Springs
Spartanburg County
Milas Ayers
McGraw
New York
United States
Wade
Visiting Miss Crawford Falls on Scissors Accidental Injury
Vern Wotan visiting the city caused a serious accident as Mink Alda Crawford daughter of Mrs J G Crawford of Marion stumbled while sewing and fell on a pair of scissors piercing the mouth and jaw with a broken point striking a tooth. She is breathing and improving. Several people left for New York and Baltimore Wednesday including J C Braddy Marion Huggins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Wotan
Mullins
Mink Alda Crawford
J. G Crawford
Marion
FA Crawford
Miss Crawford
New York
Baltimore
Messrs. Co
Fatal wreck halts Seaboard train near Wilmington
A Seaboard Air Line passenger train derailed east of Lumberton North Carolina killing Miss Keasle Jones of Montgomery Alabama and injuring about 14 others. Conductor J Jones and Engineer L Cressley led the train after the derailment as doctors from Bladenboro Lumberton and nearby towns treated the wounded. The sleeper and Pullmans left rails but no day coaches did, indicating the fatality was in the sleeper region as passengers were en route to Wrightsville Beach for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Seaboard Air Line
Charlotte
Atlanta
Birmingham
Montgomery
Ala
Wrightey Beach
Polkton
N.C
Alienton
Lumberton
Keasle Jones
Wrighteville Beach
Wilemington
Bladenboro
Phy. Sickins
Joe, B. Hill
Thin Ely
May Hay
J. Jones
Lick Cressley
Hamlet
Joe Hill
Allenton
Latiber- Ton
Jones
Lodge
Misa Jones
Urgndy
Norman
Evans
Chickton
Smany
Miss Jones
Ashoe
Wow Joe
Wetumpka
JM |Fitzpatrick
Jou
Promising Outlook Amid Varying Cotton Conditions
The Commercial Appeal previews weekly cotton review noting drought in parts of Georgia, Texas, and Oklahoma delaying boll development and raising frost risk. Reported heavy rains elsewhere and continued worm and boll weevil impact, with Texas correspondents hoping for soaking rain to revive the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Belt
Memphis
Commercial Appeals
Cotte Review
Cassians
Georgis
Tes
Oklahomm
Arc
Texas
Carlina
Mississippi
Alabama
Death of an Infant and train wreck report
A nine month old infant of Mr and Mrs Gaddy L Carnichael of Gaddys Mill died on Friday night after illness. The notice lists numerous train passengers and injuries from a wreck near Weir, including Pullman porters and other named individuals, with a large roster of uninjured passengers. The wreck halted Wilmington line service, but traffic was expected to resume by late evening while crews cleared the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaddy L. Carnichael
Gaddys Mill
Weir
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A. J. Simpson
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