Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-26

SOUTH CAROLINA LETTER.
(E, b. WcbStcr)

grcgal!On concerning organization,
after which he introduced to the
congrogation Miss Sarah Louise Lo-
max, the charming and accomplished
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. II. A.
LomaN, Of Naldosta, Ga, who at the
suggestion of the pastor, came for
ward and made a short talk. She is
instructor in tho city college ut Ma
con, Ga.
Mr.. Preston Davis, Of New York
passed here cnroute to his old home
Society Hill to visit his mother, whom
lie has not seen in fifteen years.
Mr.. T.. Alfred Of tho Army passed
here from Dillon cnroutc to Nogales,
Arizona. He has visited Honolulu
Mr.. G. j. Benjamin, OF Savannah.
Baptist Church, has returned from
the Sunday School Convention at
Aiken, S. G.
Mr.. Jake Gilliard of tho 534th
Engineers passed here enrouto for
his homo at Hemingway, S. G.
Mr.. Ed Martin, one Of tho leading
co.ored farmers of Dillon County,
has returned from the grand session
OF the Knights Of King David, at
Durham, N. G..
Mrs. Isaac Candy and Mrs. Eugen-
la Purcell, Of Society Hill have re-
turned from Durham, N. c., attend
ing the King David session.
Miss Ruby Purcell, has returned
home after a short visit to Florence.
Mrs. Annie b. Johnson, of New
York is visiting old friends and rel
atives in Florence, Sumter and Savan
nah, Ga. and her father at Charleston
Miss Leona Mae Webster has re-
turned from the Sunday School and
II
s. G. and is now ut the State Sum;
mer School at Orangeburg. She will
meet the National Training Teachers
Association which convenes there on
August 3.
Mrs. DIT. Charles T. Taylor, wife
of Trinity's pastor is at the Johns
Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Md
Mr.. Thomas Blackwell, of Sumter
OF the 317th Engineers is home after
sixteen months over seas.
Mr.. Robert Johnson, an old Flor
ence boy returned to Philadelphia,
after Il visit to friends and relatives
here.
Mr.. Frank Crawford passed here
enroute to Marion from Columbia
after visit to his sister, Miss Bertha
i Crawford.
Mr.. Harry Blackwell OF Sumter,
, has returned from overseas service
with the 321st Engineers.
Mr.. r. b. Bartell of Kingsboro. S.
G. an influential farmer and business
man has gone to Hartford, Conn.
Miss Ellie Mcknight. OF l<ingsboro,
enjoys reading The Planet |
Prof. j. ID. Dawkins, of Fort Mill,
S. G. enjoys reading the South Caro- :,
lima items in The Planet !
Mrs. Minnie Campbell, Of Charles
ton, passed here enroutc to Fayetts-'
VILE, n. G..
Mrs. Minnie Campbell, Of Charles
ton has gone to Fayettsville, N. c.
Mrs. Mary Scott, of jacksonville.
Fla. has gone to Long Branch, n. J.
to attend the burial Of Mr.. John N.
Wilson. II relative.
Mr.. T.. w. Miles. Mrs. George Lar
kins, Mrs. Mollie Bethca, Mrs. ID. b.
Means, OF Dillon, went to Columbia,
to attend the Grand Lodge, Knights
of Pythias.
Mr.. Moses Field, Of the S07th
Pioneer Infantry has returned to his
home at WATERFORD, S. G.
Mr.. Silver Pinlls, Of the Army, has
gone to Charleston from New York.
Prof j. a. Kirk has been elected
principal Of the graded school at Ben
nettsville, S. c.
Mrs. Julia Lessome, OF Charleston
passed here enroutc from Mullins to
the State Grammar School at Or
augsburg, S. G.
Rev. a. e. Quick, of Orangeburg
passed here enroutc to Monroe, S. c..
He is pastor of Mt. Carmel Baptist
Church and Red Hill.
Rev. r. B. Strong, Of Dillon came
over few days ago to purchase for
his large grocery business. He also
conducts a fine ice cream parlor.
He is located On South Main Street
Prof. w. M. Nix, of Chicago, III. A.!
and Miss Leila Baker Of the State
Normal at Louisville. Ky. left on
Friday, July 10, for Woodruff, S. G..
Prof. Nix has been with lis for sew
eral weeks singing in rivivals.
Mr.. G. G. Washington, Of Silver,
S. G. passed here enroutc to the
Electoral College, at Dillon, S. c..
A. NJ. e. connection.
Mr.. G. V. Haynes Of the Navy from
Frankfort, Ky. has gone to Pitts
burgh, Pa. to be discharged
Mrs. Julia Malloy, Of Charleston
S. G. has gone to New York and
Philadelphia ia see her son, who is
ill there.
Mr.. Elijah Butch, of the Army has
gone to his home via McBce from
France.
Mr.. w. B. Bethca, once student
Of mine has returned from France.
Mr.. r. w. Wilson Of the Army
recently returned to Cheraw, from
France.
Rev. Henry Horn, Superintendent
Of the North Florence Baptist Sunday
Schol at the Joint Stock Hall invites
the public to their exercises Sunday,
July 81, at four o'clock P. NJ.
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