Publican Party Plans New South Carolina Movement
Washington reports major Republicans discuss forming a new party in South Carolina and Georgia. A June 8 executive committee meeting may launch plans, with a May 25 preliminary gathering in Washington. Tolbert faces leadership challenges as Greenville and Anderson postmaster appointments are disputed amid ongoing party realignment.
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Columbia
A. Gates
Can Party
South Carolina
Georgia
National Republican Executive Committee
Washington
Joseph W. Tolbert
Greenwood
Nationa
Republican Party
G. Co. P
Greenville
A. A. Oats
J. J. Cochran
Anderson
Tolbert
South Caroling
Cooperative Marketing Campaign Aims at 400000 Bales
May 23 campaign to sign up 400000 bales of cotton through the South Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Association will start in Spartanburg and Marion counties. J C Hamer says June 10 likely for formal kickoff after contracts and details are printed. He touts benefits including reduced losses from under grading and country damage and higher pool prices.
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Columbia
South Carolina Cotton Growers Co-operative Association
Spartanburg
Marion Counties
J. C. Hamer
South Carolina
Americanation Association
Hamer
South Carolina Cotton Growers Co- Operative Association
Texas
Oklahoma
STE Oy
Arkansis
Georgia
North Carolina
Louisiana
Mabaina
Mississippi
Home Demonstration Adviory Council Organizes in Dillon
Miss Etta Sue Sellers leads a Dillon county Home Demonstration Advisory Council meeting at the courthouse. Officers elected include President W. L. Stephens and Vice President Mrs. A. V. Bethea with plans for four seasonal meetings and a potential curb market, plus committees on publicity and programs. The group discusses county exhibits for the October Fair and future State Short Course at Winthrop College. Butter contests continue with demonstrations by Miss Forney and upcoming judging dates.
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Etta Sue Sellers
Court House
Prayjees
Kline
Distriet
Mra. Kline
W. L. Stephens
Mra. A. V. Bethea
Andrew Smith
Dillon
John Hargrove
J. H. Stackhouse
Lizzie Hayes
M. F. Edwards
John P. Hayes
Morgan Trogers
CG. F. Evans
G. A. McEachern
Jno
Bracey
Winthrop College
Af Meir
Teane
Hore
Lattendanes
Mary Marth Dinwiddie
U.S. Brean
Miss Forney
Plant Cow Peas for Soil Health and Food
Prof. C P Blackwell urges farmers to plant cowpeas this year to improve soils and reduce next year’s fertilizer bill. Cowpeas are versatile, serving as hay, soil conditioner, and human food, best planted after small grain harvest with varieties Brabham New Era Wippoorwill and Grolt. Wilt-resistant options Brabham Iron and Victor recommended for stressed soils.
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C. PB. Blackwell
Brabham
New Era
Grolt
Iron
Victor
Methodist Church Services On Main Street
Dr. Watson B. Duncan, pastor, leads Sunday School at 10 A. M. with W. H. Muller as superintendent. Morning sermon “The Mission of The Christian College” at 11 A. M. Evening sermon “The Call of The Plenteous Harvest.” Junior Epworth League at 2530 P. M. with Sarah Hargrove, president. Senior league at 7 P. M. with Mine Lelia Braddy, president. Prayer service Wednesday at 5 P. M. Public invited to all services.
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Main Street Methodist Church
Watson B. Duncan
W. H. Muller
Mission of the Christian College
Epworth League
Sarah Hargrove
Lelia Braddy
Moore Returns from Cleveland Business Trip to Ohio
Moore has returned from a business trip to Cleveland Ohio. Action focused on a brief travel update with no additional details or outcomes provided.
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B. IL
Moore
Cleveland
Ohio
Silver Tea by West Circle Auxiliary at Manse
On Saturday afternoon the West Circle Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church hosted a silver tea at the manse with floral décor and aliver donations collected in baskets by Misses Francia and Mary Chandler. A varied program followed including piano duets by Mrs. Chester Moore and Mrs. Capers Braddy, vocal and reading performances, plus guessing contests led by Mrs. W. D. Bule, Mrs. G. Rt. Taber, and Miss Wardlaw as guests enjoyed dessert.
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West Circle
Presbyterian Church
Manse
Capers Braddy
Effie Ramsey
Miguela Eula
Beulah Hraddy
Martha Stackhouse
Theihla Hamilton
John [Diebler
Margaret Riddle
B F Olive
Mra. Olive
Mra
W. D. Bule
G. Rt. Taber
Miss Wardlaw
Minta
Mosdames F. Mf Niemaee
J A. Alford
Marvin Mclean
A. P. McKenzie
Misses Riddle
Any
Dillon Lodge delegates attend K of P Grand Lodge meeting
Dr. Joe Cabell Davis and W. J Jones depart Monday for Greenwood to represent Dillon Lodge as delegates at the Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge session.
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Joe Cabell Davis
J) Jones
Greenwood
K. of P
Simple proposition to raise money power through price cuts
Yorkville Enquirer argues that lowering farm product and labor prices is necessary to boost purchasing power. The piece emphasizes broad public understanding of the basic idea as essential to economic relief.
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Yorkville Enquirer
County News Glimpses From Latta Area
Mrs Dell Bethea of Latta spent the past week here with her husband H B Floyd. A attendance at events included Mr and Mrs Stackhouse, Miss Tez Calhown visiting, and Miss Evelyn Beery returning home. The silver wedding of Mr and Mrs W Bills was celebrated at Burt fast, with local residents noted among visitors and relatives.
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Dell Bethea
H. B. Floyd
Atev
Pan & Crosby
Pauline Criesby
Everett
Cates
K. B. Hodges
H. Stackhouse
Tez Calhown
Cli
Mr. C
Stackhouse
Kek Point
S. C
Margaret Wise
Robert Messrs
Mettges
Cheers
Grove Beach
Tre W. Bilis
Burt Fast Woot
John Reser
Lake Vleye
Siminy
Evelyn Beery
Kinestone
Ste
Calvary Church Notes and Local Social Gleanings
Calvary. The farmers of this section are glad to hear the forecast for hot days and nights to aid cotton and tobacco. Mr. and Mrs. BR. W. Wiggins of Little Rock were here Sunday. Henslee Hayes of Dillon was out Sunday afternoon. Mrs. B. A. Moody and son J. W. Moody of Bermuda were here Sunday. T. H. W. Cottingham of Floydale was here Saturday. Tom’s appearance pleases. soon he will marry. Hamers Laden of P. No. 171 had a meeting Friday night and all members are urged to attend next regular meeting. Same work of much importance. Come.
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M. Moody
Mullins
BR. W. Wiggins
Litte Rock
Henslee Hayes
Dillon
B. A. Moody
J. W
Bermuda
T. H W. Cottingham
Floydale
Tom
Hamer Laden
P. No. 171
Oak Grove Closing Exercises Report Weathered by Crowd
Oak Grove school held closing exercises last Friday afternoon despite poor weather. A crowded audience remained attentive as children performed, earning praise for executive control and overall effort from teachers and guests.
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Oak Grove
Lie Tae
Climermas Selhool
Tileloan Lumber Co
Bennettaville
Epps
Tone Willienie
Willy Toya
Atieravel
Mike Bitsy
Montas
Onnen Bethea and Evn Oxner Wed in Laurens
Miss Evn Oxner of Kinards and Mr. W. Bethea of Columbia wed Sunday in Laurens with Rev. Kilgore officiating. Oxner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Oxner, is a Lander College graduate and prominent local young woman. Bethea, a state rural schools supervisor, is a former editor at Conway Press and ex-portmaster at Conway. Also noted: J. W. Robertson, superintendent of Jami Tires Co., heads to Philadelphia for retirement. Mrs. Robertson improving after hospital stay. Poultry industry has suffered. eggs still sold whole.
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Orevenierdsy
Laurens
Evn Qxier
Kinards
Power W. Bethea
Columbia
Plp
Kilge
Betheate
State Department of Miucation
Wotfort College
Rethex
Conway Plessed
J. W. Tobertson
Jami Tires. Co
Philadelphia
Robertson
Philadelphia Hospital
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Military Company Candidates: Men Named for Service
The list of chatter weni bbers includes John C Jr Captain vane William J 1st Lent Stubbs Charles 8 2nd Lieut Hamilton Stephens 8 1st Set aeting Barefoot Walter C Bethea Colin W Bethea Donald M Blackwell Lewis Le Buzzard James F Duz zarl John YD Bratt Duncan E Tyan David T Keave Alexander Cy Edwards Richard M Wass Max Hamilton Marvin Harcrove James C Sateh Chie G Hayes Roland W Hayes William 78 Hursey Josee G Jordan A Buist Ir Lester Charile T Lester Robert W Loyd Frank H Fe PNDRNES Sam ning James H Moca John de
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Charles
Hamilton
Stephens
Barefoot
Walter C. Bethea
Colin W. Bethea
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James F. Duzzarl
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Bratt
Duncan E. Tyan
David T. Keave
Alexander
Cy Edwards
Richard M Wass
Max, Hamilton
Marvin Harcrove
James C. Sateh
Chie G Hayes
Roland W. Hayes
William 78
Hursey
Josee G Jordan
A. Buist
Ir. Lester
Charile T. Lester
Robert W. Loyd
Frank H. Fe Pndrnes
Samning
James H. Moca
John de
Woman Dies In Dunn After Tuesday Funeral
Mrs Thuln, 27, of Dunn, dies after illness with survivors including Cremsiall children. Funeral services held in Dunn Tuesday afternoon with by Mrs Bo Gibson her mother and relatives in attendance.
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Bevan
W. EB
Caltwetl
Are
Mre
Thuln
Cremsiall
Dunn
Bo Gibson
W. E Cantwell
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