Daughters of America Elect Officers and Back National Ballot
The Daughters of America elected officers for the ensuing year and passed resolutions urging Congress to adopt the Star Spangled Banner as national anthem and Cherokee Rose as national flower while requesting no change to the immigration act of 1924. State officers were chosen by the Junior Order and conventions adjourned after thanks to local hosts.
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Thom
Philadelphia
E. A. Llewelyn
Cintin‘nati
Daughters of America
Zroe
Mra Gan
Charleston
Evelynes
Hartaville
Coy Steeler
New Brooklyn
Lena Frown
Mullins
Nellie McCullough
Addie Bell Fulghum
Insize
Sentinel
B. C._ Spivey
Marion
Kate Fegelc
Bath
E. P. Milligan
A.B. Langley
Columbia
R. C. Griffin
Spartanburg
Order
Jopver
Union
Aiken
Atkhem
Chepaevksanayk Avenue
Ein Aden
Crott
Thenmas Cushnina
Tie Telogene
Poultry Car Visits County Next Week
A poultry car will visit county markets next week with shipments from Aiken County. The agent notes higher prices due to demand and local conditions. Prices per pound and color indicators are mentioned as factors in payment and sale. The event is aimed at residents of the county with afternoon arrivals planned at local stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xin Wall
Eilenton
Perry
Pesan
Aiken
Chambers of Commerce Annual Meeting Tonight
The Chamb roof Commerce holds its annual meeting tonight at Masonic Hall on Main Street. The event will elect a new president and new board of directors, with reports from the retiring president, secretary, and treasurer. Retiring president Harry Ludlow is ineligible for re election, and the entire membership is urged to attend.
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Chambroof Commerce
Masonic Hall
Main Street
Arry Ludlow
The
Oranization
Paved U S Highway No 1 Now Open From Columbia to Clearwater
Traffic is opened on a 23 mile stretch of U S Highway No 1 from Aiken to Moneta with paving extended to Clearwater. The remaining unpaved section from Monetta to the Aiken Saluda county line will be completed soon. A temporary injunction delayed paving toward Batesburg. officials expect swift resolution and continuation of work.
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Aiken
Moneta
Excepti
Monetta
Aiken-Saluda County
Columbia
Clearwater
Augusta
Malletta
Johnston
Highway Department
Batesburg
Camden
Gherat
North Carolina Line
Port Kent
Maine
Miami
Florida
Saturday shooting of Horace Baynham and Daniel Jackson
A fatal shooting occurred last Saturday when Horace Baynham, a well known contractor, shot Daniel Jackson, a Black man, as Jackson allegedly attempted to invade Baynham's home. Jackson died two hours later at Aiken County Hospital. The account notes alcohol and pursuit factors and mentions safety efforts by bystanders. The report preserves names and locations amid a chaotic, unedited narrative.
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Daniel Jackson
Horace Baynham
Mace Baynhian
Jackson
Aiken County
Fran Edgefield
Uwer Megere
Baynham
Tagaikzan
Taeynham
Mom
Teddy
Bie Teaaena
Erin
Carolina Glee Color Sings in Grantrivilde
A large audience enjoyed a program by the Carolina Glee Club at Granites Baptist Church featuring selections hymnals and a piano solo. Afterward members were hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Marral. A Ladies Auxiliary bridge party hosted by St Thaddeus Episcopal Church Chapter B6 raised funds at the Willcox.
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Carolina Glee
South
Caroline
Leavelle McCunnbell Serool
Amt
Glee Lab
Myre
Ladies’ Auxiliary
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Willcox
Gardner Dies. Longtime Aiken Resident Remembered
James Altamont Marshall Gardner a prominent Aiken figure died at home after a brief illness. Born in 1848 in Orangeburg he served in the Confederate Army and held posts including adjutant of the Confederate Veterans in South Carolina, treasurer of Aiken County, and bank cashier. He led local veterans groups and served as Sunday school superintendent at St. John Methodist.
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James Altamont Marshall Gardner
Aiken
Mr. Gardner
Orangeburg
Confederate
Wood
Gremitegills
Sheen
Confederate Veterrhy
South Carolina
Barnard EB. Bee Camp
Veterans
Aiken County
Castier
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Aiken Institute
St. John Methodist Church
Vibe Lorie Nawa
Wrights
Pythian
Hain
Comaingiler Hare
Mir. Caerdiner Wie Sera
Jared
Krooomathes
Mabel Thas
Cardart
Montmorenci Road Paving Contract Let
Montmorenci Road paving contract let details unclear due to damaged OCR text. The readable fragments reference a contracting action, dates or names are not discernible, with scattered partial words and nonstandard phrases embedded.
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Montmorenci
Hospital Board Names Rese Cates Employed
A scrambled report notes the hospital board named new appointees and debated recent meetings at the Wee ene ot vn cared caf tie edad aT Hiespytal ana Rede Seelety. The remarre references county hospital trustees and endorsement of the present administration’s work.
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Wee
Ana Rede Seelety
IE Sitien
Ecaparatis Wats
Apes
Othe Hospital
Aiken County
Women Clubs Offer Prizes For Children Ticket Sellers
Women’s clubs across South Carolina offer prizes to children who sell the most tickets for the Home James comedy at Aiken Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday in May. Proceeds go to the Student Loan Fund of the S C Federation of Women’s Clubs, with Miss Coursey at the Civic League Rest Roan handling tickets.
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James
Aiken Theatre
May Island
Aiken Givie Lease
S. C. Federation of Women’s Clubs
Miss Coursey
Civic League
Smith Carolina
Theogrh
Mtadent Lenn
Rand
Aomyey Wathettt
Attom
Real Estate Moves in Large Deals
A dense OCR list references multiple individuals and firms involved in a major real estate transaction. Names such as Magee Saher Piven and Merz appear alongside firms like Botwick-Lake, Dyehos, and Quarles, indicating a high value property deal with numerous participants and stakeholders.
Aiken Club Women Federation Officers Named
Aiken County club women active in the State Federation of Women’s Clubs. At last week’s Spartanburg convention, Mrs. C. J. Thiel was elected president of the Civic League and Mrs. Walter Duncan chaired the Fine Arts division for three years. Claudia Walter Duncan became second vice president.
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Aiken County Club
Spartanburg
Aiken
C.J. Thiel
Civic League
Frank P. Henderson
Walter E. Duncan
Conyers Woolsey
Minx
Claudia
Walter Duncan
Federation
Messie Hinarper
Fhonue
Eee
Nets
Paroled by Governor Sparks Aiken County Negro Case
Aiken County reports a Black resident was paroled by the governor after a court case involving land purchases. The man allegedly acquired 22 940 acres in what is described as a remote plot. State officials confirm the parole action and the legal outcome is under review.
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Aiken County
Senate calls for foreign representatives to abstain from liquor
A Senate resolution warns foreign nations and their envoys against providing or consuming alcohol in the United States. It urges officials to avoid intoxication at public and private events, aligns with the Eighteenth Amendment, and calls all public servants not to drink while representing the country. The measure seeks to forward the notice to those named abroad.
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Senate of the Unition
Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Senate
House
Sean
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J. A. M. Gardner
Utah
SAE
RSE
CATE
BOARD
Pooroe
Woof Phankett
Fly
Quarles
Botwick-Lake
Merz
Bo T. Dyehos
Aiken Club Women Federation Officers
Techanisan
Moon
Marotta
Nate Satabba
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