North Greenville College Yearbook "Aurora" 1999
Title: "His Unfinished Work"
This was a gift from the NGC luncheon where they thank Leland Burch and the Greer Citizen for donating a scholarship and for the coverage of their news
This book has a note attached to the cover.
Abner Creek Baptist Church Historical Account celebrates 175 years of history. It was written by Francis Earle "F.E." Hendrix for the church. The book contains information from Church Records, personal memories, and recollections shared by other members
"Memorial Celebration" of Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church on Sunday, November 3, 2002.
The book contains a brief history of the church, a Sunday Service outline, and memories of those who have died.
"Remembering The Past As We Celebrate The Future" is for the 110th anniversary of Mayfield Chapel Baptist Church. It includes a brief history, pictures of those involved in the church (past and present), and a thank you to those who have supported the church.
It was written by Minister and Pastor William L. Jones
Greater Greer Development Corporation Annual Report 1997. The report covers a five-year retrospective, budgets, and objectives for the Greater Greer Development Corporation
Flatwood Memories was written by Francis Earle "F.E." Hendrix. He wrote this book for the Flatwood Community. He compiled history, stories, and pictures for this project with BMW who was using some of Flatwood land for some of their new facility.
He gave this copy to Leland Burch on November 14, 1998.
Spiral-bound Greer Police Department Annual Report
Dean Crisp was the Chief of Police. The report goes over every department and division with details and stats from the year. The report also goes over awards and honors from the department and at the back a "Addenda" .
Book: "Little Books on Devotion" Orange Paper Cover.
Title Page: "PRAISE. Meditations in the One Hundred and Third Psalm." by Mark Guy Pearse
On the first page, Clara M. Davenport 1924 is written
Police patch from the uniform of Paul Green, used beginning in 1978. White patch, city emblem in center (airplane, sunset over hills, tractor, peach, factory); "Department of Police" above, "City of Greer" below.
Chest badge for police Identification Officer. Silver-colored badge. Enamel seal of the state of South Carolina in the center; "Police Identification" above and "Greer, S.C." below. Pin back.
Paul Green was the Greer Police Department's first Identification Officer, appointed to the position in 1978 by Chief James Beason. His duties included photography, finger print collection, and evidence collection. Paul Green went on to become Chief of Police at Liberty, SC.
Manning Greer is most notable for having the town named for him. He sold right-of-way to the railroad for track and the station that would become Greer's Station.
