Missionary Meeting Reports From Baptist Church Circles
The W M A Baptist church circles held Tuesday afternoon meetings at 4 30 with Edwards McLean led by Mrs Reginald Courtney Bobo Patterson led by Mrs R H Kneece and Bostick Lake led by Miss Jennie L Browne The ladies report excellent meetings Aldrich Hall plans to study the automobile business in Flint Michigan for three months training then seeks a job in the auto industry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. A. of the Baptist Church
Edwards-McLean
Reginald Courtney
Bobo-Patterson
R. H. Kneece
Bostick Lake
Jennie L. Browne
Aldrich Hall
Flint
Mich
Prohibition Busts Across Area Highlight Saturday Briefs
Deputies McElhaney and Sheppard destroyed a 25 gallon still near Bogard's hill and seized 240 gallons of beer and one gallon of whiskey while arresting Willie Haylor. Robert Jackson was jailed after whiskey found on premises near the South railway station. White man T B Leaphart committed for issuing worthless checks. Walter Baker awarded 1000 dollars for prior injuries in Blackville. Coroner Tarver investigated Wylie Dunn’s death near Norris saw mill and ruled natural causes. County officers seized a 200 gallon wildcat still near Cadle's bridge with four thousand gallons mash and ten gallons of whiskey. Willie Taylor jailed on assault and battery with intent to kill and for liquor possession after liquor plant found at his Vaucluse home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McElhaney
Walter Sheppard
Bogard’s Hill
Willie Haylor
T. B. Leaphart
Monetta
Thornton Jones
J. Tom Tarver
Talatha
Wylie Dunn
Norris Saw Mill
Tarver
Augusta
Nellie Robinson
Wildcat
J. F. Bell
Cadle’s Bridge
Willie Taylor
Taylor
Vaucluse
Aiken
Shepphard
Robert L. McElhany
D. H. Turner
Graniteville
William B. Raborn
Local residents move in and health notes from Greenville
Mr and Mrs Walter S Dobbins and family of Greenville will occupy the old Powell home on upper Laurens street this Saturday. Mrs Harold Williams has been ill with typhoid fever but is improving. Walter E Duncan will leave next week for Philadelphia on business for John C Winston Publishing Co where he serves as the state representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Dobbins
Greenville
Powell
Upper Laurens Street
Harold Williams
Walter E. Duncan
Philadelphia
John C. Winston Publishing Co
Flood Control Through Rational Land Use Says Ester Greeley
Col William B Greeley chief of the Forest Service United States Department of Agriculture says flood control relies on rational land use including reforestation and forest cover on watersheds. He notes no land surface changes prevent large floods during heavy rains and the primary control rests with the engineer. The productive use of land supports timber, forage, soil fertility, wildlife preservation and aids flood amelioration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Greeley
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Attempt Made On Life of Warrenville Constable Sunday
Milledge Derrick, Warrenville constable and deputy sheriff, narrowly escaped an assassination Sunday about midnight. An unknown offender fired a 38 caliber pistol at him as he slept, the bullet lodging in the wall beyond the bed. Derrick pursued the assailant for three blocks toward a waiting automobile, but the suspect escaped. Sheriff Nellie Robinson and deputies continue a thorough probe with expected developments in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledge Derrick
Warrenville
Derrick
Nellie Robinson
Notes of Ellenton Local Social and Church Events
Miss Lois Greene of Dunbarton and Lawrence Peebles of Bishopville visit Ellenton friends. Rev J W Hammond returns from Cameron revival. Laura Jones and Mary Lawton W M S circles meet. Beaverdam B Y P U banner wins. Savannah River and Aiken associations attend conventions. Residents and visitors include Cassels family, Mrs J K Attaway, Miriam O Delle, Hugo Bailey Jr, and Prof Otis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Greene
Dunbarton
Earle Greene
Lawrence Peebles
Bishopville
Ellenton
Ellenton School
Elmore Ashley
C. J. Ashley
Jennie FenneHe
Carrie Gene
Claire
Ethel Ashley
Annie Foreman
Beaufort
J. W. Hammond
Cameron
Allendale
Hinson
Mary Foreman
Willie Mae Thames
Dorothy McLeod
J. B. Stokes, Jr
J. A. Stokes, Jr
Savannah River Association
B. Fo. U
Beaver Dam Church
Ridgeland
Tutt Youngblood
Elizabeth Brinkley
C. M. Turner
W. D. Bush
E. G. Youngblood
W. B. Cassels
J. B. Bagnal
H. M. Cassels
Virginia Cassels
Beaver Dam
Cassels
Aiken Association
Central Church
Hammond
J. K. Attaway
W. S. Thomas
Miriam O'Delle
Tommy
Liberty
H. M. Cassels, Jr
University Hospital
Wylie Mayes
Wadley
R. D. Mayes
Hugo Bailey, Jr
Atlanta
D. C. Bush
Dunbar Wise
Augusta
Prof. Otis
Speaking of Weddings and Matrimony Folklore
A humorous reminiscence on wedding customs, cost of ceremonies, and married life. The narrator jokes about preachers, wedding gifts, and the vows to love and obey, noting frugal times and the realities of marriage with light, old‑fashioned social commentary.
The Apple Moment and Weddings Bring Quiet Joy
The speaker reflects on Adams original sin and human frailty noting two sides to history. He muses about alternative fruits and then shifts to fond memories of weddings. He enjoys weddings and the joy and contentment they bring, plus the chance to share a meal.
Chicago grain man Kellogg convicted and suspended
John Kellogg, former president of Armour Grain Corporation, was found guilty of dishonest conduct by the Chicago Board of Trade and suspended for two years. The case involved substituting inferior grain in Armour elevators and passing good grain to government inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kellogg
Armour Grain Corporation
Chicago Board of Trade
Kellogg
Armour
George Thompson
College graduate hopes for chance Lindeburgh declined
The Lafayette Journal and Courier notes a college graduate may seize an opportunity that Charley Lindeburgh has declined. The man with an ideal within himself already possesses the quality he seeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Lindeburgh
Lafayette Journal and Courier
Debating Law and Citizenship Education
Authorities note about 6000 laws pass annually at national and state levels. The piece argues complexity of government, limited value of more laws, and the need for an educational system that fosters good citizenship to reduce lawbreaking. It warns of teaching for evading law.
Crime prevention for a safer city urges early action
The Columbus chief of police argues it is wiser to prevent crime than reform criminals. He favors playgrounds social centers vocational training better home influences religious instruction healthful occupations to curb crime, calling for strong support of these efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
When Cities Rise Half Mile High
The Dallas Journal quips that towering buildings could negate the need for citizens to seek mountains for altitude, reflecting urban boldness and futuristic skyline humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Dallas Journal
Scientist notes women's feet growing larger says Nature
A scientist contends foot size in women is increasing, citing Nature as the source for broader ranges. The claim highlights shifting footwear needs and potential gendered implications in shoe design.
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Sullivan and Woodward
Walter Baker
Langley
Court of Common Pleas
Barnwell County
Blackville
Robert L. Gunter
Mr. Baker
Forester Greeley
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Radio Commission
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Verenes Ice & Coal Co
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