Legislative reflections in South Carolina senate session
Senator Bryson of Greenville and Senator Brown led biennial session amendments submitted to the people. Speaker Hamblin presides fairly. Lieutenant Governor Butler speaks of fresh air in the sewage chamber. Latimer adapts quickly as secretary. Harley of Barnwell chairs House judiciary, pushing tax commission abolition. Session aims for six weeks, speed noted. local supply bills referred to MecCaslan.
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Bryson
Greenville
Brown
Afarawell
Senate
House
Columbia
BD. W. Robinson
John K. Hamblin
Butler
State Tax Commission
Jmile Harley
Barnwell
House Judiciary Committee
Representative Barley
Overlapping Delays in Publication of Acts and School Legislation
The article discusses publication delays of Acts and Code, praising the engrossing department's efficiency and proposing direct transfer to the State printer. It notes Rep. Rittenberg's bill against capital punishment, praises his school law expertise, and calls for better value from state spending, transparency of departments, and possible reform to reduce bureaucracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney General's Office
Gerald
1929 Legislature debates highway plan and farm relief in debate
The article surveys possible outcomes of the 1929 legislature including salaries for circuit judges at 7500 per year, the likelihood that elective highway commissioners will not pass for years, and debates on a new constitution for South Carolina. It notes farm relief bills, markets for farmers, and Governor Richards appointing a tax commissioner to replace Lyon, with confirmation chances depending on many factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Austin Latimer
Richards
Latimer
South Canina
Kaiser
Lexington
Tax Commission
Commissioner Lyon
Lyon
Senate
Langley Girl Study Notes Time Wasters in College Life
An article examines how college girls at Langley waste time, averaging nearly three and a half hours daily due to visiting, idle talk, and distractions. It highlights worry, concentration lapses, and interruptions from friends as major barriers to studying, urging a focused attitude toward coursework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tors
Tawi
Department of Education
Cis
Otelock
Mrs Pamelia Lott Dies at Home in Vaucluse
Mrs Pamelia Lott of Vaucluse died at about 10 30 Tuesday morning at her home. She leaves seven sons J M Lett Ceven L Me L Lee RW FE Theodore Acis K W and JM Lettin, all of Vaucluse. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Vaucluse Methodist Church with interment in the Vaucluse cemetery. Pallbearers were M Redd Vo Q Denny Wo AL Autman F C Coton Be RB Scott and Wy 2B Sharpton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamelia Lott
Vauchuse
Vaucluse
2. M. Redd
Vo Q, Denny
Wo AL Autman
F. C Coton
Be RB. Scott
Sharptosn
Mrs Hester Lawson of Vaucluse Dies at Home
Mrs Vestyr Lawson of Vaucluse died at her home on Tuesday at 10 o clock. She leaves one sister Miss Salvin Calient of Vaucluse and three nieces Mrs Emma Peacock of Columbia Mrs Addie Ledbetter of Vaucluse and Mrs J G Cook of Langley. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Vaucluse cemetery with Rev J B Chick officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Lawson
Vestyr Lawson
Vaucluse
Salvin Calient
Emma Peacock
Columbia
Addie “Ledbetter
J. G. Cook
Langley
J.B. Chick
Card of Thanks for Mrs. M. A. Johnson
The family of Mrs. M. A. Johnson of Windsor South Carolina express gratitude for kind words sympathy and flowers received during illness and death of their mother Their appreciation is extended to Trends for support.
Charles M. Eubanks Rites Held After Passing
Charles M. Eubanks died at 72 after a brief illness at his home. He is survived by his wife Elia, daughter Mrs. O R Teale of Aiken, sister Mrs. Charity Gillis of Douglas, Ga., and brothers G D Eubanks Mahala Eubanks near Warrenville and John Eubanks of Aiken. Funeral services were held Saturday at St John Methodist Church conducted by Rev J G Huggin with burial in Bethany Cemetery. Pallbearers listed as James Bell F K Staubes J L McCarter W J Moseley W P Colletonney and Paul Fulghum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Eubanks
St. “John ° Methodist Church
J. G. Huggin
Bethany Cemetery
James Bell
F. K., Staubes
J. L. McCarter
W. J. Moseley
W. P. ‘Colle
Tney
Paul Fulghum
Theodore Herbert Pardue dies at 26 in Graniteville
Theodore Herbert Pardue aged 26 died Sunday at his Graniteville home after a brief illness. Survived by wife, son Dudley Pardue, mother Mrs. Carrie Mae Pardue, brother Middleton Pardue, and sisters Mrs. J. B. Blitchington of Augusta and Elizabeth and Maggie Pardue of Graniteville. Funeral Monday at Graniteville Baptist Church with Rev. O. E. Tebow officiating. burial in Graniteville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Herbert. Pardue
Graniteville
Pardue
Dudley Pardue
Carrie Mae Pardue
Middleston Pardue
Augusta
Elizabeth
Maggie Pardue
William M Wall 65 dies at Bath home
William M Wall, 65, died at his Bath home last Wednesday morning. He is survived by his wife Mary and five daughters: Mrs Arthur Reams, Mrs Luna Redd, Mrs Anderson Pennington, Mrs John Gess of Bath, and Mrs Fred Bell of Clearwater. Also two brothers, James Wall of Barnwell and M E Wall of Wilmington, North Carolina. Funeral services were held Thursday at Mt Beulah Baptist Church with Rev J H W Owens officiating. interment followed in the churchyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Wall
Bath
Mary Wall
Arthur Reams
Luna Redd
Andirson Pennington
John Gess
Fred Bell
Clearwater
James Wall
Barnwell
M. E. Wall
Wilmington
N.C
Mt. Beulah Baptist Church
J. H W. Owens
Samuel M. Anderson Dies in Rocky Spring Home
Samuel M. Anderson a longtime prosperous farmer of Aiken county died at his Rocky Spring home at 1 AM after two months illness. Survived by widow Anna, daughter May, son Matthew and brother G W Anderson of Beaver Dam. Funeral at Rethear Church at 7 PM Monday with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simnel Me Anderson
Aiken County
Rocky Spring
Anna Andersons
Miss May Anderson
Matthew Anderson
G. W. Ander
Beaver Dam
Rethear Church
Obituary of W. O. Coleman at Langley home
W. O. Coleman died Tuesday afternoon at his Langley home. Survived by wife and four sons Alan Coleman of Columbia Bow Coleman Ollie Coleman and Coleman of Langley. two daughters Leona Tinsley of Bath and Mattelover of Langley. four brothers Kimes John Joe and Edward all of North Carolina. Funeral held Wednesday at home with Rev J B Chick officiating, burial in Helity Cemetery near Langley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OW. Coleman
Langles
Alan Coleman
Columbia
Bow
Ollie
Coleman
Langley
Leona Tinsley
Bath
Matte Vlover
Kimes
John
Joe
Edward
North Carolina
J. B. Chick
Helity
Criminal Court Convenes Monday With 92 Cases On Docket
The Court of General Sessions opens Monday with Judge Milledge L. Bonham presiding. Thirty six cases are to be tried and 56 awaiting grand jury action, totaling 92. The State v Pate of Bamberg may be tried here on venue change, charged with the killing of Arbery Kirkland, son-in-law. Twelve Aiken County murder cases await trial. new grand jury to begin work. Rev and Mrs P J McLean Jr have left Orangeburg after visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of General Sessions
Milledge L. Bonham
Anderson
W. R.pate
Bamberg
Arbery Kirkland
Aiken County
Moseley Dismissed On Statutory Charge
After a Tuesday preliminary hearing Magistrate D W Gaston Jr dismissed the statutory rape charge against Andrew Moseley. The 13 year old neighbor's daughter testified she went away with Moseley but denied any improper relations, and the case was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Gaston, Jr
Andrew Moseley
Aiken
Moseley
Missionary Circles Meet at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church missionary circles held meetings on Tuesday afternoon. The Bobo Patterson circle met with Mrs M J Quattlebaum, the Edwards McLean circle with Mrs P J McLean, and the Bostwick Lake circle with Mrs B T Dyches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Bobo-Patterson
M. J Quattlebaum
Edwards-McLean
P. J. McLean
Bostwick- Lake
B. T. Dyches
Also Mentioned on This Page
John K. Aull
Calombia
Greene
Penton
Gevernot
Senator Jefferies
Colleton
Ira C. Blackwood
Spartanburg
J. Lyles Glenn
Chester
MecCaslan
Ways and Means Committee
Rittenberg
South Carolina
General Assembly
Rittemberg
Theodore Herbert Pardue
William M.wall
Samuel M. Anderson
Criminal Court
P.J. McLean, Jr
Orangeburg
Harris, Winthrop & Company
NEW York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
New York
Oliver Perrin
8. C. Branch
York Road
Continuus Stock Licker Quotation Service
Aiken, S.C
Anthony Lanza
New York City
Kirkland Studio
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