Party Leader Acceptance Sparks Cox Speech Cheers
Crowds of Democrats cheer as party leadership acceptance is witnessed. Republicans score points with a strong nomination speech by Cox.
09 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
Abbeville Press And Banner
Location
Abbeville, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1920
Page
1
Crowds of Democrats cheer as party leadership acceptance is witnessed. Republicans score points with a strong nomination speech by Cox.
Plans for the annual Highty‑first division reunion set for September 20 and 21 in Columbia. Central committee met at the Jefferson hotel to arrange a two day convention with thousands of veterans expected to attend.
A historic reunion schedule described morning regimental meetings, a noon dinner, and a welcome home by officials. Afternoon entertainments include a large dance and a visit to Camp Jackson. The second day features a business meeting at the Liberty theater, a camp dinner, and wildcat veterans activities with further dances and entertainments planned.
The Third District Medical Association holds its annual meeting at the Eureka hotel in Laurens County on Thursday evening August 12 at 8 p m. Doctors from Laurens Newberry Greenwood McCormick and Abbeville counties attend with a banquet following and talks by Dr A E Baker Dr E A Hines and Dr J A Hayne.
The War Department announced that 2,187 American dead have been returned from overseas and about 1,338 others are en route to the United States. Requests for the return of roughly 45,000 bodies from France and England were noted. Also, the Ford of Robt. S. Uldrick was wrecked near Due West road. Mrs. Uldrick and children were shaken but unharmed aside from bruises.
Rev Peter C. Clark secretary of Home Missions of Montgomery Presbytery in Virginia returns to Shawsville after visiting his son H. G. Clark. He preached two sermons in the Presbyterian church here on Sunday before leaving for home Tomorrow.
Nashville Aug 6 Governor Roberts of Tennessee announced tonight he would issue tomorrow a normal call for a special session of the Tennessee General Assembly and would recommend ratification of the suffrage amendment to the federal constitution. A single state can make it effective in the 1920 presidential election in all states. The time for convening the session had been suggested for August 9. Some said the Friday session filled vacancies and boosted ratification prospects. Later reports say the Tennessee solons were called to order at noon today.
Beaty of the Lowndesville season announced a Friday picnic at Beaty Spring to celebrate rain that blessed the area Sunday afternoon and night. A large dinner will be served and residents are invited to attend with baskets. Candidates have a word for the people.
Friends report Charles A Botts seriously ill at W A Calvert residence on Main Street. He is 77 or 78, a veteran of the War Between the States and member of Orrs Regiment. Family hopes he recovers in time for the Due West reunion.
Col. W. D. Wilson and Lt. Col. W. H. White depart for New York City to view new shows and demonstrate Southern gentleman standards. They plan to spend part of their funds on fall goods for their prospective firms.
The Abbeville County Missionary Institute will convene at Abbeville Presbyterian Church on September 11. All societies are urged to send representatives prepared to answer roll call with a narrative report.
The sale of the Hunter place advertised by the South Atlantic Realty Co. to take place Friday, August 18, has been postponed and the big place will not be sold Friday. Lamar Richey spent Sunday in Greenwood with relatives.
Abbeville County joins nationwide effort to fund the Democratic ticket of Cox and Roosevelt. J D Fulp named county chair as committees unfold across townships to collect dollar contributions via bank cashiers. State and national Democrats urge rapid canvass with sizable gifts, with several township and school district organizers listed. Miss Clara Harrison visits near Greenwood with cousins Ines and Louise Atkins.
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