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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
12
In Aiken, Mrs. R. L. Gunter answered a call from the Red Cross Chapter to provide dresses for motherless children. Using chapter-supplied material, she sewed several neat outfits, exemplifying the community service spirit of Red Cross women during wartime.
A long column of names and places shows many residents and guests in Aiken and nearby towns. People return from Tybee Island Folly Island Palmetto Beach Cedar Mountain and other locales while others visit family in Sumter Augusta Charleston Ridge Springs Hendersonville and Winston-Salem.
Salley and Hall are appointed representatives for Coral Gables at Aiken and announce the Coral Gables coach will leave Aiken today. The trip is free and the agency will provide information on driving to Florida and hotel reservations to interested parties.
Mrs George Croft invites members to attend a gathering of the Outing Club tomorrow evening to celebrate Geo Croft. The notice requests attendance and notes the host will entertain.
Owen Cato of New York arrived in Aiken on Monday to visit his parents. He works as a professional telegraph operator in the Federal Bank service and this marks his first home visit in a year and a half.
A lawn party was held at a Church Street home on Tuesday afternoon in honor of Rosemary Greene of Aiken visiting with her mother. Local children played outdoor games with Julia Asbill winning a doll hat for finding the most hidden peanuts, and the guest of honor received a Hitt doll hat along with ice cream and cake.
Deputies Gary Seigler and A. D. Sheppard arrested laborers Jack Jones and John Smith on Saturday on charges of house breaking and larceny. The pair allegedly broke into Wingfield’s home on the Hitchcock estate.
Raborn was bound over to the General Sessions court after a preliminary hearing, with bank records and testimony set to be presented. The case concerns charges related to alleged financial misconduct and involves multiple witnesses.
Federal agent J Ed Andrews and state constable J P Hart returned from a North and South Carolina raid on the Granger gang. While searching their mountain hideout three Granger family members raised rifles but were quickly stopped when Hart covered the clan head with a pistol. No shots were fired.
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