Items

• Newspaper clipping "E.C. Bailey of Greer, Leading Citizen, Passes"

  E.C. Bailey Obituary
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  Newspaper clipping "Mr. Bailey"

  Obituary for Mr. C.E. Bailey
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  Newspaper Clipping "Mr. E.C. Bailey"

  Newspaper article, with personal condolences regarding E.C. Bailey's death.
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  Newspaper Clipping: "Bailey Rites Are Held Wednesday At Local Church"

  "Bailey Rites Are Held Wednesday At Local Church: Prominent Greer Man is Laid to Rest; Leading Citizen for Many Years." An obituary for E.C. Bailey.
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  Newspaper Clipping

  Newspaper article about E.C. Bailey.
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  Newspaper Clipping

  Newspaper clipping discussing Mrs. Edward C. Bailey, Jr. and Ensign Bailey's weekend plans.
• Photocopy of building

  Photocopy of building
• Photocopy of Bailey home on Poinsette St.

  Photocopy of Bailey house
• Photograph of house

  Black and white photocopy of a house. Description on the back reads: "Alfred Burgess Home in Greer?"
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  Photograph of Children

  Black and white photograph of two children. Written on the back: "Boy looks like Alfred Burgess with his sister."
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  A History of William Clark Bailey

  Information about William Clark Bailey, focusing on his time as a freemason.
• Photograph: Apalache Elementary on a Field Trip

  Photograph with printed text at the bottom labeling it as of Mrs. Marchant's 2nd grade class from Apalache Elementary. The group is pictured at Greer's train depot in 1954.
• A Short History of the First Presbyterian Church

  Copy of "A Short History of the First Presbyterian Church, Greer, South Carolina, 1841-1941" Booklet written by Reverend F.T. McGill, Pastor and data collected by Maude Stewart Buford, Church Historian
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  Allotment and Tax-Exemption Certificate Form, Spartanburg, S.C., May 20, 1935

  The Application for allotment and tax-exemption certificate for W.A. Hendrix and Cliff Hendrix Signed by J.O. Hendrix, Community Committeeman
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  1934 and 1935 Cotton Acreage Reduction Contract Form, Spartanburg, S.C., March 16, 1935

  1934 and 1935 Cotton Acreage Reduction Contract form for W. Z. M. Wilson Signed by W. Z. M. Wilson and O. J. Hendrix
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  Record of Bale Tags Form, Spartanburg, S.C., September 4, 1934

  Record of Bale Tags Form for J. O. Hendrix and W. Z. M. Wilson, Spartanburg, S.C.
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  The Spartanburg Herald Envelope and Advertisement, Spartanburg, S.C., 1930

  204.1: Envelope from The Spartanburg Herald, Spartanburg, S.C., to Boxholder Route 1 Greer, S.C. 204.2: Advertisement for subscription for The Spartanburg Herald
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  Joseph L. Nettles Envelope, Columbia, S.C., November 8, 1934

  Envelope from Joseph L. Nettles, Receiver, Columbia, S.C., to Mr. W. Z. M. Wilson, Greer, S.C. Miscellaneous math equations on the back
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  Greer Oil Mill & Feed Company Envelope and Letter, Greer, S.C., December 4, 1930

  202.1: Envelope from Greer Oil Mill & Feed Company to Mr. W.Z.M. Wilson, Greer, S.C. Miscellaneous math equation 202.2: Letter from R. S. Hughes, Greer Oil Mill & Feed Company, to Mr. W.Z.M. Wilson, about a check with insufficient funds
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  The Fisheries Products Company Envelope and Letters, Wilmington, N.C., 1923

  201.1 Letter from H.E. Goodwin, Secretary, The Fisheries Products Company, requesting a stockholder's proxy for a vote 201.2 Return Envelope to The Fisheries Products Company, Wilmington, North Carolina 201.3 Proxy stockholders meeting request form
• Newspaper “Well-Preserved History”

  News article “Well-Preserved History” by Jenny Munro
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  Newspaper Clipping “Well-Preserved History”

  News article titled “Well-Preserved History,” by Jenny Munro
• News Article “Greer historic preservation gets go-ahead”

  The Greenville News Article titled “Greer historic preservation gets go-ahead” Written by Jenny Munro, Greer Bureau
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  Photos of Cemetery

  6 Photographs of Bailey family cemetery
• Ceremony of Dedication and Consecration for Grave Markers of Past Masters

  Transcription of Ceremony of Dedication and Consecration for Grave Markers of Past Masters The purpose: "dedicating and consecrating a Marker in honor of Worshipful Brother William Clark Bailey."