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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1935
Page
8
The guideline advises avoiding flag drapery and using bunting instead. It specifies bunting colors blue white and red and instructs that bunting cover speaker desks and platform fronts with blue on top. It also notes flags should not be used as drapery and only permitted on a staff during parades.
National Flag Conference convened in Washington D C on Flag Day June 14 1923 by the American Legion and allied patriotic groups to adopt a Code governing display and care of the U S flag The article also notes historical mentions and local social notices from Kitchings Mill and surrounding area.
Miss Eunice Greene and Ettaree Whetstone visited Evla and Edna Whetstone of Hollow Creek last Sunday. Tirzah Whetstone spent Wednesday with Gladys Pool. Mrs Haskell Wheir'dhs visited S. M. Pool Wednesday afternoon. Julia Pool and Tom and Wallace Whetstone visited relatives near Piney Branch. Farmers were busy planting corn and preparing cotton land last week. Miss Loubes Corbett of Sawyerdse section returned home.
The Commercial Hotel under L R Holley’s management earns praise for Aikeli and modern facilities. It serves travelers and tourists with an excellent coffee shop connected to the hotel.
Attendants at the funeral of Rev. W. C. Young included Albert Ramsey L. W. Holston J. O. Sims and Charlie Hartley all of Monetta. Ruby Jones of Columbia is visiting relatives in Monetta for several days. Winthrop College girls Misses Alice Kneece Margorie Sims Grace Lott Desia Vance at spring holiday home. Crosby Jones of Clemson visiting his parents. Harriet Toney spent weekend in Johnston. Mrs Richard Fallon returns home after weeks with Wagoner relatives. Annie B. Sharpe shopped in Columbia. Sawyer Sims and Charleston, S. C. visitors with J. E. Sims. Mr and Mrs W. C. Corley attended services in Edgefield.
Citizens of Aiken saw a Streamline automobile named Tear Drop on a test run by McQuay Norris Mfg Co of St. Louis. The six Tear Drops test super C and Hi-Unit piston rings to improve efficiency. Bodies designed to fit common cars, streamlining boosts speed 10 to 15 mph and cuts gasoline use. Dash has 15 instruments for the test engineer R. G. McCullough to monitor performance.
Mrs. Edotha Whetstone spent the weekend on Hollow Creek with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Clark and children visited the Whetstones, with Mrs. Noah Whetstone and Mrs. Mitchel Pool among Thursday visitors to Aiken. Miss Ethel Williamson of Salley visits relatives near Perry. Pearsoy Pool and Ethel Williamson joined Eunice Green and Mrs. Haskell Whetstone for a picnic. For sale: Fine old Southern Home in Columbia area with seven bedrooms and five baths. Water T. Love & Co. central Union Building.
The Highland Park, a resort hotel in one of Aiken's parks, sits amid woods and lawns. It promises delightful living at moderate cost with outdoor sports including golf tennis riding polo and bridal paths. Season runs December to May under W. O. Christian.
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