Bonald Dobbins Spends Week for Charleston
A brief update notes Bonald Dobbins spending last week in Charleston to pursue activities related to the College of Charleston. Details are limited in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1927
Page
7
A brief update notes Bonald Dobbins spending last week in Charleston to pursue activities related to the College of Charleston. Details are limited in the fragment.
The column lists residents and guests in Aiken, including Mrs. Julia Goodwin of Hamilton Mass visiting Elm Court, Alderman Duncan at the Citadel game in Gastonia, Miss Margaret Shuler returning from Columbia, and many locals hosting relatives or traveling to Savannah, Augusta, and Charleston. Other items mention new stable contracts, hospital updates, embalmers license winner Aubrey Earnhardt, and names of residents in and around Aiken.
Convers Woolsey Jr. returns home Saturday from a summer in Waynesville North Carolina and will resume his studies at Yale University in New Haven Connecticut starting Tuesday.
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