Bailey cadets encamped in Abbeville for several days
Bailey Military Institute cadet corps of five companies, 265 cadets, arrived in Abbeville Thursday. They will camp on Magazine Street, march drills, dress parades, and guard duty. The visit includes games with Abbeville High and Greenwood, a dance at Rosenberg’s Hall, and meals prepared by local cooks with tea and sandwiches supplied by the Civic Club and Chamber of Commerce. Camp life features a kitchen setup, showers, and Saturday plans for possible Monday return to Greenwood.
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Bailey’ Military Institute
Abbeville
Magazine Street
Bailey Military Institute
Gary
Chamber of Commerce
Col. Bailey
Moore
Lyon
Porter
Cain
Benson
Normand
H. Coleman Cannon
Carl Coleman
Seamore
Greenwood
Civic Club
Roy Cann
Abbeville High School
Rosenberg's Hall
Allen Jennings
Walter Johnson
Funeral Honors For Albert Henry At Abbeville
The funeral of Albert Henry was held Thursday at the Presbyterian church at 11 oclock. Rev G M Telford and Rev Louis J Bristow officiated as the large crowd gathered. Abbeville businesses closed two and a half hours for the service. The deceased is survived by his mother and siblings including Prof David Henry of Clemson, Mrs W E B Leslie, Mrs G A Neuffer, Mrs J C Hill, Mrs J B Doty, and a half brother W A Calvert. Interment followed at Long Cane cemetery beside his brother A M Henry. Farm hands covered the grave in tribute as the service concluded.
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Albert Henry
Presbyterian Church
G. M. Telford
Louis J. Bristow
Henry
W. E. Hill
J. 8. Cochran
Maxwell Smith
J. D. Kerr
Sarah Perrich
Fannie Stark
Board of Trustee
Abbeville
Clemson
Long Cane Cemetery
A. M. Henry
Mr. Henry
David Henry
Clemson College
W EB. Leslie
G A.neuffer
J C Hill
J. B. Doty
Winnsboro
Troy
3. M. Anderson
George Gambrell
Greenwood
Glenn Baskin
Honea Path
J. C. Burns
Peonage Indictments Hit Williams Family in Georgia
Grand jury at Macon indicts John S. Williams and sons Marvin Hulon and Leroy of Jasper County on peonage and conspiracy to commit peonage. No bills in three other cases. 25 true bills on narcotic, insurance, migratory bird, prohibition and postal laws. Williams faces life sentence in Newton County for murder. extra court session planned for July to try the Williams brothers if apprehended.
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Macon
John S. Williams
Marvin
Hulon
Leroy
Jasper County
Newton County
W. F. Persons
Harvey K. Persons
Will Flournoy
T. W. Patrick
Williams
Beverly Evans
United States Court
Georgia
Grand Jury
John 8. Williams
Encampment Visitors From Greenwood Meet Local Hosts
Mrs. T. J. Lyon visits during the Bailey encampment and stays with Dr. and Mrs. C. H. McMurray. Major Lyon, in camp on off hours, renews old friendships and discusses improvements in his hometown.
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T. J. Lyon
Greenwood
Bailey
C. H. McMurray
Major Lyon
Allen Morrison Sought for World War I Service Affidavit
Dr Neuffer of the Local Red Cross requests information on Allen Morrison who served in the 371st Infantry during World War I. A comrade seeks to obtain an affidavit confirming his service period and injuries.
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Neuffer
Red Cross
Allen Morrison
371St Infantry
Allen
Graves Place Sold to Campbell for Ten Dollars
The W. O. Graves property, a seventy five acre tract, was sold Wednesday to Arthur Campbell for ten dollars and other considerations. The sale was conducted by the Dixie Land Company.
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W. O. Graves
Arthur Campbell
Dixie Land Company
Wage cuts not solution to railroad labor issues says unions
Chicago May 5 Representatives of the big four railroad brotherhoods told the railroad labor board wage reductions won’t solve the nation’s transportation problems. They argued living wages are needed and the act’s aims must be balanced against public service needs.
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Washington
Benson
Shipping -Board
Marine Engineers
Davis
Labor Secretary
Department of Labor
White House
Harding
Shipping Board
Hoovers
Labor Board
Chicago
Big Four Brotherhood
United States ‘Railroad Labor Board
E. Sheppami
Abrahams
Isaac
Warren S. Stone
Engineers
Brotherhood
Sheppard
Stone
W. S. Carter
Firemen
American Federation of Labor
B. M. Jewell
Railroad Labor Board
Visitors from Abbeville Stay With Aldrich Family
Dr and Mrs J H Austin and their young daughter with Mrs Pliza Mabry of Abbeville were recent guests of Mr and Mrs A P Aldrich Sr. in a social note from the journal.
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J. H. Austin
Pliza Mabry
Abbeville
A. P. Aldrich
dex-Journal
Eureka Hotel Cotton Fire Briefs Fire Dept Responds
After dinner the Eureka fire company responded to a hotel area alarm. Three bales of cotton stored in an alley between the Medium office and hotel furnace room were damaged lightly by smoke and water but the blaze was quickly put out.
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Eureka
Hospital News Reports Two Successful Surgeries
Miss Pauline Wosmansky underwent an operation at County Hospital this morning and reports satisfactory progress this afternoon. Dr. Turner from Greenwood performed the procedure. Mr. P. A. Hussey is recovering well after a Wednesday appendix operation that relieved his pain.
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Pauline Wosmansky
Turner
Greenwood
P. A. Hussey
Children’s Day Observed at Local Methodist Church
The Methodist Church observes Children's Day Sunday at 10. Mrs. Frank Nickles leads the Junior Society program. Afterward Hon. C. G. Featherstone of Greenwood will speak on the Educational Campaign now in progress, a talk readers can expect to find engaging.
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Frank Nickles
C. G. Featherstone
Greenwood
Featherstone
Miss Pleyna Seals To Attend May Festival In Spartanburg
Miss Pleyna Seals travels to Spartanburg to hear Farrar sing at the May Festival. She will stay with Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Dargan during her visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleyna Seals
Spartanburg
Farrar
R. L. Dargan
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B. M. II
Anes
Yap
Revs
Telford
Brintow
Secretary OF Labor
Benson and Men
IS Allen Morrison
Hospital News
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