Methodists Drive for Education Endowment Drive
The Methodist Episcopal Church South launches a $32 million educational endowment drive, with the General Education Board offering $200,000 to aid Wofford College in Spartanburg if $300,000 is raised by December 31, 1921. South Carolina institutions, including Carlisle School, Columbia College, and Lander College, share in a state total of $2,267,000 for the effort May 29 to June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Southland
North
General Education Board
Wofford Conese
Spartanburg
D. C
Henry Nelson Snyder
Wofford
Wallace Butterick
E. C. Sage
Buterick
South Carolina
Methodist Church, South
Methodist Institutions of
South Caroline
Carlisle School
Familierd
Columbia College
Colmabia
Larder Colege
Greenwood
Horry Tdusical “School
Aynor
Texture Istrial Institute
Spartantuass
Wolford
Walford Oath Ae
Columbia District Conference to be Held at Nazareth Church
The annual Columbia District Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South will meet with Nazareth church on the Leesville Circuit May a to f. Attendees include Rev. H. A. Whitten and several named members. others may attend. The Second Quarterly Conference of Lexington Circuit will be at Red Bank church on Saturday April 30 with Rev. J. I. TP. Major presiding. preaching scheduled for 7:30 pm and 11:00 am Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia District
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Nazareth Church
Leesville
Lexingt
H. A. Whitten
8. B. George
C. BE. Taylor
J. Frank Sharpe
Dewey Herry
R. N. Senn
G. C. Wooten
G. F. Geiger
J. A. Hendrix
A. Harper Shull
Lexington
Red Bank Church
Spm
J. 1. TP. Major
Red Bank
Brother May
He. A. Whitten
Pasion
Piney Woods Play Set for April Twenty Ninth Night
A church notice lists Sunday services at St. N. Senn and Shiloh with a 11 o'clock meeting, Sunday school at 3, and preaching at 4 led by Pr Holladay. A village play titled Tarm Moligs is planned at Piney Woods schoolhouse Friday night, April twenty ninth, 8:30 pm, admission 10 and 20 cents, with refreshments served.
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Piney Weeds
Ayeil Uw
St Stephen's Lutheran Church Services May Day Themes
Arthur B. Obenschain pastor leads St Stephen's Evangelical Lutheran Church with 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm services on Sunday May 1. Sunday school at 10:00 am. Morning theme rewards of those who follow Christ. Evening proofs of true religion. Also St Matthew's Kather Church holds May 1 services at 2:00 am with Rev Obenschain preaching on A True Confession. Sunday school at 1:00 pm and church council election after services.
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Arthur B. Obenschain
B. Heber Barre
Christ
Arthur J. Obenschain
Arthur B. Obenechain
Former Missionary to Speak at S S Convention
Wm A Brown of Chicago Director of Evangelism for the International Sunday School Association will attend the South Carolina Sunday School Association Convention at Rock Hill Winthrop College June 8 9 10 and speak each day. He is a returned Phillipines missionary and ordained Methodist minister with prior work as a Kansas City newspaper man and long service in the International Sunday School Association and Centenary Campaign. He is a popular representative among South Carolinians and has visited the state several times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Mill
Wm. A. Brown
Chicago
International Sunday School Association
South Carolina Sunday School Association
Rock Ht
Winthrop College
R. Brown
Phillipines
Methodist Church
Kansas City
Philippines
South Carlineral Times
Reve
Familiar Saving and Their Origid Saving Quips and Tales
A collection of aphorisms and anecdotes on shoes and criticism. Apelles tells a shoemaker to “stick to your last” after a joking critique. King Eric of Norway uses a goose to mock, then fires a city. a shoe pinches remains untold. Plutarch notes Paul’s divorce with a sold shoe remark highlighting unseen discomfort.
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Apelles
Eric
Norway
Plutarch
Paulus
Prominent Columbian R H Hyatt Dies at Eau Claire
R H Hyatt longtime Columbia political figure and former gubernatorial candidate died at his Eau Claire home last week. Born June 14, 1849 in Anson County North Carolina he was educated at Rutherford College. Survived by two wives and ten children including Kathryn Floride and Louise Hyatt, plus brothers J D Hyatt and S R Hyatt.
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Columbia
P H. Hyatt
South Carolina
Eau Claire
Mr. Hyatt
Anson County
North Carolina
David and
Laurae Hyatt
Rutherford College
Mise Lina
Dairy Barrett Kistler
Ohio
Kathryn
Floride
Louise Hyatt
J. D. Hyatt
Wadesboro
N.C
8. R. Hyatt
Polkton
N. C
Death of Mrs E B Meek in Magnolia with many Lexington kin
Mrs E B Meek aged 41 died at her home Sunday near noon after a long illness. Funeral services were held Monday at Magnolia cemetery by Rev James F Dew of First Baptist. She was the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs M J Baucum and lived much of her life in Magnolia. Surviving are her husband and two sons Vesta and Albert. Out of town relatives included Hamp Baucum and family of Homer Elton Baucum and family Haynesville and Mrs Mose Moffet and small daughter of Huntington West Virginia. A brother of the deceased was unable to attend. An old clipping adds a humorous quip about optimists and pessimists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxhella
Lexington
Meek
Magnolia Cemetery
James F. Dew
First, Baptist Churchs
Meeks
M.J. Baucum
Magnotia
Primitive Baptist
New Raymond
Tvo
Vesta
Albert
Hamp Bauein
Homer
Elton Baucum
Haynesville
Mose Moffet
Xing
WV. Va
Roach-1088 Marriage Heralds Local Interest in Lexixton County
An unusual marriage drew attention in Trinity Episcopal Church on Thursday evening April 14 at 7 30. Mrs Tarriett Moss of Macclesfield England married Buzene Jouch of this city. Moss, a trained nurse with ties to Columbia Hospital and the Children's Estate, is noted for her prominence and many friends in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buxene Roach
Lexixton
Royoh
Court House
Trinity Episcopat
Mre
Tarriett Moss
Macclesfield
Cheshire
England
Buzene J
Mise Moss
Columbia Hospital
Children’s Ettate
Constipation Debate Promotes Chamberlain's Tablets
A pamphlet argues that constipation stems from dehydration and harsh cathartics drain the body. It praises Chamberlain's Tablets as milder and gentler, producing natural relief with the proper dose and without obvious medicine-like effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Fragmentary tale from war era and postwar notes
Fragmented OCR notes recount a wartime return to England in 691 and service at Eastborn, Cardiff, and Kensington. postarmistice, return to America to Columbia work. Mentions Bishop Finlay and various local figures, with garbled names and stray quotes. The article presents disjointed biographical fragments without a clear cohesive event.
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England
Eastborn
Sox
Cardiff
Wales
Officers’ Hospital
Kensington
Rendon
Americn Ang
Columbia
Row
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H. Hyatt
E. B. Meek
Roach
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Popala Y Colanadlinn
Weil
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Devon Markis
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Menulactar
U.S
DR. O'Neill
Carolina B. Bidg
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Hampton Ave
Columbia, S.C
Clifton M
Saluda
Batesburg
Mitchel
Frank Kneece
Batesburg, S. C
H. W. Wall
Main Street
Drs. Boozer, Dents
S. P. Shumpert
Divine Street
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E. J. Best
National Loan and Exchange Bank Columbia
B. J. Wingard
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Faw Range Telephone
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