Social notes from Aiken and nearby towns
Personal notices list Dr. and Mrs. Charles Hall of Atlanta and former Aiken residents visiting relatives in Aiken and Charleston. Others include Mrs. J. M. Vanhoy of Charlotte visiting Miss Clara Harrigal, Mrs. John Hutson of Mt Pleasant with her daughter, Mrs. A. K. Lorent, and Mrs. John Burke of Philadelphia visiting her sister Mrs. Frank P. Henderson. Richard Mears of Wilmington, N. C. and Herbert E. Gyles hosted Aiken visitors, plus engineering projects and local society mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hall
Atlanta, Ga
Aiken
Wes Tro Morgen
Puedey
Everett L. Crawford
Westbury, L. L
J. M. Vanhoy
Charlotte, N
Clara ‘Harrigal
John C. Hutson
Mt. Pleasant
A. K. ‘Lorent
John Burke
Philadelphia
Frank P. Henderson
Wheeler
Lenwood
Augusta
BR. Anderson
Bennettsville
W.T. McLeod, Jr
Richard Mears
Wilmington
N. Co
Supreme Lodge-Of
Women’s Auxiliary at Siken County Hospital Executive Meeting
The regular meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary Executive Committee at Siken County Hospital was held at Memorial Library. Reports from chairmen covered sewing and surgical dressing efforts, donations, and a horse show refreshment booth that netted about $100. Local supporters and donors were acknowledged, weather reduced sales, and overall appreciation was voiced for cooperation and aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siken County’ Hospital
Milbbte Memorial
B. F. Etheredge
R. G. Tarrant
L. DD. Boone
James Verenes
FS. van. Stade
Ernest iHafors
Trolley Hardware Co
Powell Hardware Co
Coca-Cola Battling Co
Citizens Committee Nold Meeting Tonight at Court House
A public Citizens Committee meeting will be held this evening at 8 o clock in the court house. Reports from committees will be presented and two speakers from Charlotte, representatives of the Citizens Protective League, will be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Committee
Court House
Charlotte
Citizens Protective League
Local Notes on Visitors and Travel in Lenmar and Nearby Areas
Town society items list visitors, family visits, and weekend travel across Lenmar and surrounding locales. Names include Emmersing family, Miss Adelaide Croft, Lena Croft, City and state officials, and patrons from Columbia and Charleston. Medical and hospital news, hotel welcome events, and social gatherings are noted with several people visiting relatives and returning from trips.
Criminal Court Jury Names Drawn for Spring Term
Jurors for the first week of the Spring term of the Court of General Sessions were drawn Tuesday for the in Aiken starting Monday May 5. Names listed include George Yarborough N Augusta Eugene C Kneece Monette Arthur S Glover Cook Wingener R Poole Perry B Grive Langley CG Ramney Jackson Butler Beard Clearwater Will Burckhalter Bath George C Gunter Seivern J D Quattlebaum Aiken R F D Smith Kennett Walterville E G Glamp Salley H Weeks Jackson Pe T Corners ER Stallings Jackson Odell Moody Langley Y S Holstein Ridge Spring Dol Ridge Spring W G Busch Ellenton F A Boxx North Augusta Harold Shealey Wagener I Svekell North Augusta E Carpenter Sr Graniteville L Scott Ridge Spring WW Johnson Salley G F Hammond Kathwood WW Cc Fulmer Rossing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Yarborough
N. Augusta
Eugene C. .Kneece
Monette
Jackson
Eee Cook
Wingener
R. Poole
Perry
B. Grive
Langley
Ramney
Butler Beard
Clearwater
Will Burckhalter
Bath
George C. Gunter
Seivern
J.D. Quattlebaum
Aiken
R.F.D. Smith
Kennett
Walterville
E.G. G
Ellenton
F. A. Boxx
North Augusta
Harold Shealey
Wagener
I. Svekell
E. Carpenter
Graniteville
L. Scott
Ridge Spring
B. Johnson
Salley
G F, Hammond
Emily Geiger Council Holds Good Meeting
Emily Geiger Council No 32 Daughters of America met Tuesday evening at Titanian Nal with larger attendance and brisk business. Delegates to the State Council in Union were chosen. Reports from the last district convention were well received. An attendance contest drew prizes won by Mr Goldman and Mrs Goldman. Next meeting will be a social on Tuesday April 2 with twenty five cents and one dollar worth of wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Geiger
Daughters of America
Titanian Nal
State Council
Union
Carention
Goldman
Ann
Blaze destroys stock in late night barn fire near Aiken
A Thursday night blaze near Aiken destroyed two horses and twelve pigeons, with ox males and several thousand dollars in livestock and feed losses. The fire reported from a Homestead area burned stock, corn, and other goods, with responders unable to aid but protecting nearby structures as flames spread. The origin remains undetermined and a Bonnville department attended the scene but offered limited assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birkato
Vonk
Aiken
Mery Holley
Stark
Anederstand
Confederate Daughters Meet in Graniteville Memorial Plans
Mrs J C Perce and Mrs Frances Mitchell hosted the Edward J C gathering at Graniteville for the regular monthly historical meeting. Thirty four members attended and memorial day plans were set for May 6 at the Aiken Institute. Committees were named to decorate graves at Millbrook churchyard Bethany cemetery and the monument. Refreshments followed the business session. Pension details show 26 veterans and dependents on the list with checks issued. payments vary by class and age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Perce
Frances Mitchell
Edward J .C
Graniteville
Alex ‘Carswell
Butterfly
Nell
Aiken Institute
Millbrook
Fabian Summerall
EE. Wandward
Bethany Cemetery
Langley
Yarber
Huchet
Carswell
Landrum
Selvyng
Webb
Referaing
de Jaw
Chewk
Census Enumerators Start Aiken County Work
The census operation begins with a kickoff and crews visiting households across Aiken County. Local officials and organizers briefed enumerators on the campaign as residents receive forms and guidance, with planning continuing for fall events and leadership updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Tseir
Malcuim Thay
Wot
Grane
Allendale
Michie
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Ernest A. McCreary
Charleston
Magnolia
Middleton Place
Gardene
Ates
Pom Inders
South Carolina Power Company
Investment Dept
Charleston, S. C
Citizens Committee Nold
J. HT Johnson
J.J. Roach
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Charles Mackenfuss
State Highway Department
Denmark
W.W. Muckenfusy
T. R. Morgan
Allen D. Moore
Warrington
Ghiry Seigler
Hamme
Margaret Wright Hospital
Max April
Frank PL Henderson
Wade Hamytan
Ben Rice
Anna Widher
Columbia
Vrs
Dan Henderson
Huger Mariowe
Canvas
Kate Holl
Marian Law
Jacksonville
Fla
Audley Howard
Bridge
Grace Harrelson
Mary Louise Harrell
Louise Taylor
Greenville
Lillian West
Tagh Wyman
Mrs.w. Tethick
Missve Cleo
Annie
Alice Rothrock
Dr. G
HE. G. Neighbors
Criminal Court
Blaze
McCaurter
Debhurs
Nell Crout
Laureen Rearden
Cornel
Greg Oysting
Yorke Tapa
Sational Garden
Armasitetreatermiee Aerit
Pdanis
Shires Tor
Opractive
Arden
Boc
Jo-O-Ula.m
VIA
Warrenville
Trenton
Lexington
Junin
No. 16
Savannah
Daddy Shuford
Teaim
Orphi
Actes
Pichet Agronts
Soutipern
Younes
Pas
Lares
Risster Shieinis
J. Willie Levy
J.C. Levy & Col, Successors
Broad Street
Georgia
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