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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1929
Page
4
A first year Adult Student SIM WILLIAMSON writes from Hollow Creek about community pride, education and future hopes. He invites readers to join the Bodie Adult School and celebrates local farms, schools, churches, and plans for a Wagener Community Fair.
The Hollow Creek community has long residents including Mr. and Mrs. W. AB Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Scott, and several Whetstones along with Culbertsons and Davises. They endured storms and boll weevils that damaged the cotton crop, forcing a replant after a severe spring. Third Year Adult Student Kelley Scott.
Next Sunday morning at First Baptist Church Rev. P L Jo McLean Jr will preach on What Is True Religion The program includes Sunday school at 645 am TV PLU at 715 pm and evening service at 815 pm Miss Smith will be the violin soloist A cordial welcome to all.
City council fined E. J. Stafford manager of Carolina Georgia Service Company plant 27.50 for manufacturing and selling impure ice after warning. The penalty is suspended while Stafford ensures no dirty ice reaches customers. Health department brought the case. trial occurred Wednesday. Miss Lena Miles Weaver of Anderson is guest of Miss Elizabeth Lowe.
Mrs John D Yaun died Tuesday at her daughter’s Bath home after a long illness. Surviving: two daughters Mrs Sampson Williamson, two sons William Yaun and Abner Yaun, all of Bath, and one brother A D Williamson of Aiken. Funeral was held Wednesday at Warrenville Baptist Church. interment Bethany Cemetery, Aiken. State convention of the W C U will meet in Aiken in October.
The Aiken County Health Department outlines the next phase of its anti typhoid drive led by Dr W G Bodie and assistants. Visits are planned in Monetta New Holland Salley Perry Tabernacle Kitchings Mill Wagentie Eureka and Aiken with times from late morning to mid afternoon on listed dates in August.
The Woman's Auxiliary to Ai ken County Hospital will hold an executive board meeting next Friday at 11 o'clock in the hospital. President Mrs. Leon S. Holley calls for full attendance.
Sheriff Howard and deputies found a peach brandy still Saturday in the North Edisto River swamp. A small doubler and 300 gallons of peach mash were destroyed.
Aiken County Grand Jury foreman John R Jordan, also known as the Jordan Inn proprietor near Monetta, is ill at his home. Friends regret to learn of his illness and extend best wishes.
Mrs. Evelyn Courtney Crew is with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Courtney following a visit to relatives in Charlottesville Virginia.
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