History of South Carolina, Volume 4Yates Snowden, Harry Gardner Cutler Lewis Publishing Company, 1920 - South Carolina |
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active affairs American Anderson County Association attended Baptist Church became Board born brother Capt captain career chairman Charles Charleston Chester citizen Club Colonel Columbia Company Confederate army cotton mill Darlington daughter December died Dillon Doctor duty early elected Elizabeth engaged Episcopal Church farm farmer father Furman University Georgetown Georgia Governor graduated grandfather Greenville County Henry honor industry interests James John Judge Knight Templar Knights of Pythias Laurens County lawyer Legislature lieutenant lina lived Marion Marion County Marlboro County married Miss Mary Mason Medical merchant Methodist mother native Newberry County North Oconee County Orangeburg organized Pickens plantation planter practice Presbyterian Church profession prominent public schools Regiment Robert Senate served soldier South Caro Spartanburg County spent Sumter Sumter County surgeon Thomas tion Union County University of South Upper South Carolina Virginia wife William Wofford College York
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Page 293 - The New South is enamored of her new work. Her soul is stirred with the breath of a new life. The light of a grander day is falling fair on her face. She is thrilling with the consciousness of growing power and prosperity.
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Page 189 - For thirty-three years he has been a faithful member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, in the work of which he takes an active and helpful interest, and educational matters have also had the benefit of his co-operation and support, as have all worthy charities.