Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1915-03-27
FLORENCE, S. c.
'Wy +. B. Webster.l j
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noiAc, w esI hVaHS ST., Florence s. &.
Quite a crowd of both white and
colored lent their presence to the
occasion. Miss Rosella Is the daugh-
ter or Mrs Rebecca Dyker.
Mrs. Lula Hopkins and son, Will
lie, leaves for Richmond Va, on Fri
day the 18th inst. They will be the
guest OF Mrs. Tom Woods. #f,.
MI. Peter Major ls not willing to
part with pet" She is as round rs
butter ball and swift as an eagle.
Mr. Major took me down to the
passenger station ono evening. We
seemingly glide over the pavement.
Mr.: 4. L. Bethea, a bright young
man from Dillon, came over on Mon.
day the 18th inst to, take civil SER
vice examination for clerkship. He js
student OF Bowling Green public
school.
Miss o. a. Lyde, assistant teacher
In the graded school at Cartersyille.
s. G., passed through the city recent
" en- route for Darlington, her home.
Mr.. II. B. Davis Of Sumter accom-
panied her to Florence,
Mr.. Sam James a student of Mor-
ris College at Sumter S. G. passed
through the city recently from Cher
au, S. c., enroute for school at sum
ter, 8. G.. u
Mr.. JAS Brown left the citx ON
Tuesday the 18th inst ror Carriers
vile. United States Senator Hon. e.
ID. Smith has engaged him to repair
out buildings ans tenants house on
his large farm near Cartersville. Mr.
| Brown appreciates work for four
| months during these dun times. The
lSenator lives here. but owns consid
cradle farm lands near Cartersyille,
Is C.. w. 49, - ''' y,
| Mrs. ]. w. Taylor Of East Flor.
ence, left on train 80 Wednesday
morning to visit her old home and
friends at Latta, Dillon and Bingham
s. G. She Will be away about ten
days.
Mrs. A. G. Jackson and Mr.. D. T..
Washington OF New York, passed
through the city March 10th, en-
route for Frogmore. 8. C. called to
the bedside OF her mother who ia
Iquite i'll. ~, -, =
Evangelist G.. g. Mann is conduct
Ing a 10 nights meeting at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Cor. Marlboro and
Church SITS. -,
The body OF Mrs. Carry johnson
who died Monday at 7:3o p. NJ
March 18th, was funeralized on Tues.
day the 18th at Trinity Baptiat
church. Rev Taylor selected ma n
text Hebrew chapter, 9th verne.
There remaineth therefore reat
for tho people Of Cod =
! A host OF friends and acuua,nt.
ances attended tile funeral. At Che
close OF the servicrs the casket was
opened and those present awaited
themselves OF the opportunity OF see-
Ing for the last time the face OF the
deceased.
| Rev. D. J. Nathanials of Sumter,
8. g., passed through the city March
18th enroute for Marion, s. g. TO
his church ut Weeping Willow, where
he Will conduct an Installation ser
Vice on Sunday the 21st. Rev. n :.
W.. Dix and Rev. VIM. Washington
will assist him.
! MRS. Cary Johnson who died on
March the 18th was school mate
or mine and has always been highly
regarded as fine woman. There
were twelve children In the Family,
now only three living, namely MI ;.
Frank Gibbs, who is quito Mnwell
Mrs. Counts and Mrs. Mller English.
Their mother, Mrs. Jane Gibbs, was
with her son, Frank, on Commander
iSt., North Florence.
Mrs. Cary Johnson left six children
Mrs. Lillian Paterson, Miss Ruth
Johnson, Jamie, Eller, Clyde and
Allenese johnson, Miss Elonise
BrocK1ngton passed through the
CITY recently en- route to Whining
ton, N. C.. ,.~2s ?
! MIS-. susanna Staggers left on train
81 for Tampa, Fla, for few days.
MRS Staggers Is q graduate OF 'Cloff-
lin University at Orangeburg, S. c.
Mr.. Ross Mcbride left on Second
;[3b for Augusta, Ga. March Is.
4 Mr.. w. Wilson is in the city the
guest Of the Bowler West Florence
] While here he will visit the graded
school. also will visit Ciofflin Uni
| versity at Orangeburg, S.. G.. after
winch he will return to New York
via Washington D. G..
Rev,>W. II. Hodges general mode
rator Of the Kinston Baptist Asso-
citation passed through the city re-
Gently enToute to 0lanta, S. c., to at.
tend the conference at that point.
REV. Hodges is an agreeable CONVEX
sationalist. i .:..a s.
| DR.. Emile J. Revannah OF Giliison-
tyille, S. c., passed through the city
treeently enroute for Darlington to
hpractice dentistry.
Mr.. j. .S.:Harrison passed through
the city March, 18th etlroute to Harris
willie, his homo. Mr.. Harrison is Sc.
n1or deacon Of the Jerusalem Bap-
fist church and also teacher of the
I Sabbath School OF Hartsvffle. He Is
also d. s. in Che Odd Fellows and a
first class farmer and a Christian
gentleman. ). E. {
Mrs. A. 4. Guosque left for Dunbar
on train so March 18th to visit her
husband.
Miss Elizabeth Groom OF Lamar,
s. 9. spent n few days In the city
recently, :,s
y Miss Florine Burkett and niece,
Bessie jackson, passed through the
city recently en- route for home,
Newport News, Va. 81 .1
Miss Chellie Young Of Society
Fiji, s.. c., after + spending two
weeks as trained nurse at the home
Of Or. 3. <E. Wilson OF this city, re-
turned home on Friday evening the,
18th inst. She is a graduate OF st.
Agnes Hospital at Raleigh. N. c.