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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1929

Page

4

Mrs Carter Dies After Five Months in Hospital

Mrs PSTELLE B CARTER also known as Mrs Jed Busbee Carter died after five months in hospital funeral services were held Wednesday at 3 o clock Rev Thomas Walker officiated interment Graniteville cemetery survivors include son John Busbee daughters Irma Busbee four brothers Alvin Charles Glasenre Harvey Carter and three sisters Mrs Burrell Bowwright Mrs Frail Redd and Mrs Mack Boatswright The deceased is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs John H Turner four brothers George Hud son Ira and John H Turner Jr and two sisters Mrs Lila Coursey and Miss Mila Turner all of Vaucluse.

Jed ‘Busbee Carter Feneral Parers Thomas Walker Graniteville Cemetery Carter John Busbee Irma’ Buabee Alvin Charles, Glasenre Harvey Carter Burrell Boawright Vaucluse Vaucluse Baptist Church T. E. Seago North Augusta John H. Turner George Hud Ira Lila Coursey Mila Turner

Death Notice for Mrs. Iola Giles at Augusta infirmary

Mrs. Iola Giles, 56, died Thursday afternoon at Augusta infirmary after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Friday at 3 p.m. at W. A. Giles Jr.'s Bath home with Rev. C. D. Goodwin officiating. Burial in Graniteville cemetery. Survived by husband W. A. Giles of Graniteville and two sons T. A. Giles of Tennesee and W. A. Giles Jr. of Graniteville.

Pola ‘Giles An. Augusta W. A. Giles, Jr Bath C.D. Goodwin Graniteville Herusband W.A. Giles T. A. Giles Eens

Elbert Walker Dies Suddenl y at Montmorenci Road Home

Elbert Walker died suddenly early Monday at his home on Montmorenci Road near Aiken Lumber Company. He is survived by four brothers and two sisters. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning at the Sizemore family burying ground near Talatha.

Elvert Walker Montmorenci Road Aiken. Lumber Company John Walker Walker Sizemore Family Talatha

Death of Miss Mary E Hard in Pelzer Columbia

Announcement of the death in Pelzer DC Friday night of Miss Mary E Hard age 38 formerly of Graniteville. She lived with her brother B A Hard 20 years ago and since with her sister at age 22 with David Albert Turner who died Monday in Columbia. Funeral services were conducted in Pelzer and burial Tuesday afternoon at 3.

Pélzur D. C Mary E. Hard Graniteville Miss Hard B. A. Hard David Albert Turner Columbia Pelzer

Ellenton Agricultural Club Meets With Guest Speaker on Fertilizer

The Ellenton Agricultural Club will hold its regular meeting this Saturday at the Ellenton clubhouse. Guest speaker H G Boylston, county farm demonstration agent of Barnwell County, will address the group on Proper Fertilizer. A. A. Foreman urges full attendance.

Ellenton

Washington birthday social hosted by Baptist church Ladies Auxiliary

A Washington birthday social will be given by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Baptist church on Friday at Miss Clara Harrigal's. Congregation members and friends are invited with a silver offering at the door. Charles M. Turner Jr. has accepted a landscape artist position in Winnsboro after earlier work in Huntsville. The James T. Cannon house on Richland Avenue is leased to Mrs. Otis H. Cutler of Suffern New York for March through Laird's Inc.

Washington Ladies Auxiliary of the Baptist Church Charles M. Turner, Jr C. M. Turner Ellenton Winnsboro Mr. Turner Huntsville Ala James T. Cannon Richland Avenue Laird’s, Inc Otis H. Cutler Suffern, N. Y

DAR Chapter Discusses George Washington at Meeting

Esther Marion Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. D. W. Gaston Jr s home. The topic was George Washington. Deacons of the Baptist church met with Mr. and Mrs. H G Anderson last night.

Esther Marion Daughters of the American Revolution D. W. Gaston, Jr Geroge Washington the Baptist Church H. G. Anderson

Ellenton Social and Personal Items

The Sunbeam Band held a meeting Friday afternoon at the church with twenty two children. The Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian church enjoyed a lay party last Saturday at Mrs. M. E. Buseh's home with a luncheon. The Baptist Woman's Missionary Society met Tuesday afternoon in the Philathea Class room led by president Mrs. W. TL donex. The Lamton Circle presented an instructive program led by Mrs. Fred C. Hrinkley. The Methodist Ladies Aid revival met Wednesday afternoon at the church with a large attendance and an interesting program.

Sunbeam Band Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church M. E. Buseh Baptist’ Woman's Missionary Society Philathea W. TL Donex Lamton Cirete Fred C. Hrinkley Methodist

Augusta Socials Report Visits Across Town

Mrs W E Miller of Augusta visited her mother Mrs M E Damish this week. Mrs H M Cassels Sr and Miss Louise Cassels were visitors in Augusta Tuesday. Mrs Lilly Kennedy spent Monday in Augusta with relatives. Mrs M E Bush Miss Mary Phoebe Bush Mr and Mrs Stewart and Mr Babb spent Tuesday afternoon in Augusta. Mrs Geo D Kirkland of Millettville and Mrs E R Buckingham spent Tuesday in Augusta shopping. W B Cassels was a business visitor in Augusta Tuesday. Mrs C G Youngblood Mrs N S Brinkley and Miss Belle Bagnol were in Augusta Monday. Mr and Mrs B T Brinkley and children and Miss Elizabeth Brinkley motored to Augusta Saturday night. Mrs John Hood and Mrs Simter Cassels were visitors in Augusta Wednesday. W P Cassels of Johnston was a visitor here Thursday. S S Harley and W S Bush were visitors in Augusta Tuesday.

W. E. Miller Augusta M. E. Damish H. M. Cassels Louise Cassels Lilly Kennedy M. E. Bush Mary Phoebe Bush Stewart Babb Géo Kirkland Millettville E. R. Buckingham W. B. Cassels C. G. Youngblood N. 5. Brinkley Belle Bagnol B. T. Brinkley Elizabeth Brinkley John Hood Simter Cassels W.P. Cassels Johnston Harley W. S. Bush

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