Dr. Marchant was one of the earliest doctors in Greer, and the builder of the Greer Drug Company ("Rexall Drug") on the corner of Trade and Victoria streets.
A football game program for Greer High School versus Chapman High School from August 27, 1999. The program also indicates a tenth anniversary celebration of the state championship and undefeated 1989 football season.
A matchbook for one of Charles T. Snipes's re-election for sheriff in Spartanburg county. This specific matchbook is from a democratic primary. Snipes was sheriff from 1961-1968.
A matchbook for one of H. G. Tooley's election campaigns for Magistrate in District 1 of Spartanburg county. Tooley ran for several elections between 1960-1964. The matchbook says "The People's Friend" on the top and "Your Vote and Influence Appreciated" on the back.
A 1948 edition of Leaves of Gold: An Anthology of Prayers Memorable Phrases Inspirational Verse and Prose. The book was edited by Clyde Francis Lytle and published by The Coslett Publishing Company.
A card sent to Don Hawkins with a post date of July 7, 1956. The card is from the Davenport Library of the Greenville Public Library indicating that Hawkins had an overdue book.
A book called "A Congress to Win the War and the Peace." This is the second part of the entire edition. The piece examines how the Congressmen of 1944 voted on measures that had an affect on World War II, both abroad and at home.
A newspaper clipping from The Greenville News titled, " North Greenville Junior College Given Recognition." The article was published in the Sunday March 8, 1936 edition of the newspaper.
