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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1928
Page
7
War third birthday news item lists social notes from Aiken and surrounding areas. Many residents and visitors are mentioned visiting, staying for the winter, or traveling. Names include Mrs Henry Henderson, Miss Margaret McLean, Dr and Mrs B Henry Warneke, and others with connections in Aiken, Philadelphia, and Columbia.
The first afmo of the Woman's Missionary Union met at the Muutinorener Church Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Taney Weolks conducted the meeting which opened with song and prayer by Mrs. Fabian Sumumer. Mrs. Coodrnight gave a welcoming address followed by songs by the Mont morene Sunbeam Band and a brief talk by Mrs. Bh. Fa. Woodward about the organization's fortieth anniversary. Refreshments were served by the Mantmorentl factivs.
News briefs cover a range of local items including property to be sold at auction on Wednesday February 11 with residence, minor fire damage to two houses in Baptisl Bottom and Hayne Avenue, first polo match of the season on Harriman Filed Wednesday, Southern Veneer Company of North Augusta chartered with $10,000 capital, Hampton Hankinson president and E R Beall secretary treasurer. The February term of the United States Court of the Eastern District of South Carolina at Aiken postponed to February 20. Dora Dee Walker known as Mother Walker to speak at Beech Island Home Demonstration Club on Saturday February 4. J E Stansfield spoke at Columbia Junior Chamber dinner meeting. Dr and Mrs John Hood hosted Ellenton bridge club with fifteen guests attended.
Mrs Lettie Thompson died at her Graniteville home Monday in her fiftieth year. She is survived by her husband J J Thompson and twelve children from Graniteville and near Johnston Ridge Spring Aiken Florence Walhalla and Ansel Ruby Mite Chloe Nellie Edith Lewis. Two brothers L Q Morse Florence and J W Morse Walhalla attended the funeral at Philippi Baptist Church Johnston. Interment followed in the churchyard.
Samuel Prioleal Protea formerly of Elen Listy Guatillety and Midtoymick died at hospital in Au Mentigr morning after illness. He was well known and liked in Aiken County. He is survived by one daughter Miss Viatty Lee Prie luan of Cali forming pte 200 Walian Cirrull Prie lea of New Orleans Lay two nieces Mire. Back of Eilenton and Mrs. inhi une mush fooihy tear met in WoT. Elehison of Ce nephuw Talon Pot of Ellenton. We also had panerone relatives in Co and Atlanta Judge lumbia Sophe dutter place being. wl. broth the worviers vane heb Woedine sian aatoommeest fren the hone aire. Wa BA That in Follenuton Rev. AW. Phoned attieantingg oo drters ty laavhae fermi take die basen ammeter Bi mere thar CAD aga a for buy Hodage wee roetovee it cyge tutus elas teat alls
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