Aiken Horse Show crowns Best Hunter in Show
Naughty Boy ridden by Mrs. Lewis Greenlief of Albany wins Best Hunter in Show at the annual Aiken Horse Show postponed from Friday and concluded Saturday. Molly Crawford’s Moer claims reserve. large crowd estimated 2,560 to 3,006 attended as top riders and ponies competed across five days with numerous placings and titles awarded.
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Aiken
Naughty Boy
Lewis Greenlief
Albany
Molly Crawford
Mmer
A. Hunter
Shirley Manning
Trish Castle
Thomas Hitchcock
Crompton Saith
Worcester
Ceuk
Tine Tees
Jamey
William FR
Warrenton
Van
Sonth
Crompton
Edith Bass
Masters Leitery Peas
Mit
Alloy Crawford Barthe
Betty Bacredl
Pelly
Seles
Maine
Shea Fae
Sean
Nan Ba Byers
Net Maite Sarge
Laaiatan Horton
Matar Marster
Vanoen
Cbereeta
Wan
Ted
Miew
Jenn Gasem Bey
Marie Caecena
Formit
Shirles Man- Ming
John
Nana
Bayard Wirfret
W. B.ren
A. S
Rev J E Henderson Dies After Prolonged Illness
Reverend John Eadie Henderson longtime pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Aiken died at the manse following several months of illness. Born in Glasgow, he studied at the University of Glasgow and Manitoba Theological Seminary, with further Bible training in Chicago. He served with British forces in Egypt, worked as a medical missionary in Alaska, and led welfare efforts in Chicago slums. He pastored in Inkster North Dakota Stewartville Minnesota and Bradenton Florida before coming to Aiken. He is survived by his wife and two sisters. funeral plans include services in the local church and Bethany Cemetery.
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John Eadie Henderson
First Presbyterian Church
Westenday
Henderson
Mr. Henderson
Wee
Glasgoatland
University, of Glasgow
Manitoba Theological Seminary
Winnipeg
Canada
Chicago
Moody Bible Institute
McCormick
cHe
Chinerge
Gordon
Egypt
Allaska
Aiken
Inkster
North Dakota
Stewartville
Minn
Bradenton Plorida
Dradenton
Tienderson
Bras
Sheudew
al Yhoo
Samivers
Eaclis Sayith Pherderson
Alden
Sen
Ailison
Paisley
John Doncansen
Byterkor
Bethany Cemetery
F. Fraser Creeks
Sapunersie
Court Common Pleas In Second Week Trial
The second week session of Court Common Pleas opened with the case J T Crate versus Wis. A verdict for the defendant was reported. Names include Mrs. Vinwent Wyinsai and Miss Virwima Wyman among others. The proceedings reference North Augusta and Aiken County.
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J.T. Crate
Leslie
Nochamstee
Oyghestae
Oyteeby
Got
North Augusta
Standard
My. Panto
Aiken County
Vinwent
Virwima Wyman
Thugh Wynn
Grergee Prorkain
Paris
Congressmen Hare to Commemorate Revolutionary Battles
Fragmented text references congressman Hare and commemorations of battles from the Revolutionary era. Other readable fragments appear garbled, with no clear event date or location.
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Congressman Hare
Bankers Gather Here Next Week in Georgia and South Carolina
An upcoming joint meeting of the Georgia Bankers Association and the South Carolina Bankers Association is planned for the next week. The event will convene at the Hart Hotel in Augusta starting at 10 30 a m and continue through the day with opening remarks by B son and key speakers from the industry.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Georgia Bankers Association
South Carolina Divorees Association
Minthy
Augusta
Carolina Bankers
Learst
Doordoack
Prgrine
Jankers
Henderof Welcpeto
Far
Elberton
Clatirina
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Carieeh
J. E. Henderson
Vate Manse
Aleston Plagg
Minnis
Wien
Matar Praith
Larisa Wrig
Bopers
Wariaret
Dan
Porken
Groidie
Waybald
PMO S Vles
REE Ratner Ned Yate
Bet Ag
Cologne
Itoon
Hans Swoboda
Rhine
New York
New Supreme
AY Velen Waebiwarte
Georgiac
South Carolina “Association
Pharr Fordond
Tirosver
Pankow
Eho
Ation Amu
Aittorney
Riker
Gia
Mts
Steen Lwa
Hitchcock
Reds
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