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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1928
Page
7
Mr J N Epps opens a furniture store on Augusta’s Broad Street offering a modern showroom with parlor living dining library and kitchen furniture. A wide array of items includes over stuffed pieces dressers sewing machines stoves carpets lamps beds trunks and baby items for city and country customers.
Jacksonville visitors call on relatives while Myrtle Beach trips anchor a busy schedule of gatherings. Many residents host or visit kin in Greenville, Charleston, Spartanburg, Atlanta, Philadelphia, and beyond, with club events, farm events, and church revivals shaping a lively week.
Mrs Chirence Astilties hosted guests Miss Imegsenme Tere rin of Hrunswick and Miss Bailes of Andress. Miss Lian Grader visited relatives in Pate burg. Mr and Mrs John Watean and daughter from Columbian visited Mrs lian Wats. Mrs PL Ezville hosted her sister Mrs Werner Mro and Mr We Mo Corbett. Revival services were held at the Methodist church last week. City Council meeting continued. Commission of Public Works reported on duties and attendance at Total Hycott.
Fragmentary Jackson area notes mention Sheena Tyler and her children with unclear details. The text lists random names and phrases, referencing South Carolina, vendors, a quartet, and partial phrases about tests or events, but lacks coherent facts or dates.
Miss Clyda Lawrence and Milton G. Stagg wed at 4 pm Wednesday at the home of Mrs. F. E. Ardrey on Richland Avenue. Family and intimate friends attended a ceremony with fern and white decor, piano music, and Lohengrin. The bride, daughter of Mrs. A. B. Lawrence, wore pearl georgette, and the groom is sales manager at Seminole Furniture in Tampa.
After more than 13 years, Alabama abolishes the convict lease system. White prisoners are assigned to state highway projects and farms, with private coal mines no longer using convict labor. Governor Bob Groves led the push, calling the action a national eye sore cleaned up and aimed at saving taxpayers money.
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