Herbert Is Not Pro-Lynching Candidate for Governor
The article discusses Herbert’s stance on lynching amid South Carolina politics, noting he did not endorse lynching and was questioned about linking Aiken lynching to cutting Aiken from the state. It argues he opposed lynching and should not be blamed for the acts of a few.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Herbert
South Caro
Her
Aiken County
South Carolina
Hell
Aiken
Ae Association
Senator Williams Seeks Freight-Rate Reform for South Carolina
Senator John F. Williams of Aiken spoke in Augusta on his congressional bid and a key project to equalize freight rates between South Carolina and Northern demand centers with California for farm produce. He argued SC’s produce travels 800 miles to New York versus California’s 3,009 miles. calls for fairer Southeast shipping costs to boost crops like melons, cabbage, and lettuce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
John F. Williams
Aiken
Congress
South Carolina
North Augusta
Williams
Palmetto
California
New York
United States
Beaufort
Saluda
South Care
Nima
Wiles
Lessons From Worried Times And The Lion Within
A reflective piece recounts how enduring life’s troubles can build resilience. After stepping away for a break, the author tackled the toughest problem first, finding the hardest issues often turn out easiest. A boss advised asking for bad news first each day to avoid brooding and nerve damage.
Williams Urges Aiken County to Sign Club Roll
A letter urges friends to register for the white primary by the last Tuesday in July. It claims farmers face tariffs and rising prices and argues signing the roll is crucial to the speaker’s campaign. It stresses widespread support in Aiken County and warns that those who do not sign will be disfranchised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Woodward Lady Die. Bath Memorial Follows Service
Mrs. Mattie L. Woodward, 45, died at her Bath home Monday morning. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon from the residence with Rev. Thomas Walker officiating. Interment was in Bath cemetery. Surviving are her husband Lonnie A. Woodward. Three sons L. C. Woodward of Warrenville, Lance and Otis Woodward of Bath. One daughter Cora Mae Woodward of Bath. Three sisters Mattie Johnson of near Aiken, R. C. Holaonbare of Lansley, On Boyd of Immiteville. Two brothers G. W. Hartson of Camden, BAS Harrison of Warrenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Thomas Walker
Lonnie A.woodward
L. C. Woodward
Warrenville
Lance
Otis Woodward
Cora Mae Woodward
Mattie Johnson
Near Aiken
R.C. Holaonbare
Lansley
On Boyd
Immiteville
Senator Williame Pushes Eight-Hour Textile Bill
The Senator from Aiken County plans a vigorous campaign and notes it is unfair to require shipper guaranteed freight carloads if track conditions are good. He also will introduce a House bill for a national eight hour law for textile mills, arguing it will be supported nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Williame
House of Representatives
Furniture Salesman Joins Helley Hardware Co
David WW Howard of Johnston, with twenty five years in furniture, joins Helley Hardware Co as furniture salesman. He previously spent a year at Continental Furniture Co in Paint, N C, then worked with J Robert Wood in Oxford, Cherry Bro in Sumter, and Clavndon Furniture Co in Manning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David WW. Howard
Johnston
Helley Hardware Co
Mr. Howard
Continental Furniture Co
Fiis Paint
N.C
J. Robert Wood
Oxford
No Cy Cherry Bro
Sumter
Clavndon Furniture Co
Manning
Mt Calvary Lutheran Church Centennial Celebration
Mt Calvary Lutheran Church marked its centennial last Sunday with about a thousand attendees. The day opened with Bible school, then a series of addresses, followed by a divine service led by Rev. C. & Shealy, synod president, and a dinner on the grounds. Afternoon greetings came from visitors from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church
C. & Shealy
Synod
Builder Frampton Toole awards may river summer home contract
Frampton Toole of Aiken has let the contract for a summer home overlooking the May River at Bluffton to Horace Baynham, who has begun the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frampton Toole of
Aiken
May River
Biuffton
Horace Baynham
Aiken Kiwanis Transitions Weekly Meeting Time
The Aiken Kiwanis Club shifted its weekly meeting from Tuesday midday to Monday night and held a fellowship hour at Hotel Henderson. They tuned in the All Kiwanis Night radio broadcast from the Atlantic City convention, heard by local Kiwanis members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Kiwanis Club
Henderson
Atlantic City
N. J
Enrollment and club district voting rules drafted in 1920
The notice outlines primary election enrollment dates from June to August 1920, identifying club districts and enrollment committees with specific books and locations. It mandates enroll at the club nearest residence, voting only at that club’s precinct, and emphasizes last Tuesday in July as enrollment close date. It names numerous clubs, committeemen, and book locations, concluding with county secretary D W Gaston Jr and A K Lorenz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Central Club
H.R. Ashhurst
Henry Holley
B. T. Duches
J. W. Ashhurst
Bath Club
J. H. Rogers
Charles Powell
D. D. Wooten
Geo
P.M. Cato
J.P. Kneece
U. G. Quattlebaum
U. G
Quattlebaum
Granipeville
Platt
L. E. Williams
Gloverville
J. C
Murphey Promoted at Liberty Life. Braid Replaces Him
Pau e Murphey promoted from superintendent to agency supervisor with headquarters in Charleston effective July 7. He will move to Charleston after five years in Aiken, joining his family later. A. J. Braid becomes assistant superintendent in Charleston and comes to Aiken to succeed Murphey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty’ Life Insurance Company of
Greenville
Pau E. Murphey
Charleston
Mr. Murphey
Aiken
Mrs. Braid
Pinckney-Brown
Highland Park Road
Missionary Societies Hold Unique Meeting In Aitken Association
Officers of the Missionary Societies in the Aitken Baptist Association met Tuesday at Mrs. Laon S Holley home for an all day session. Six churches were represented and state secretary Vonnie F Lance of Columbia led a class. The plan was a first for the Wo OM U work in this part of the state and judged worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aitken Baptist Association
Laon S. Holley
Misa Vonnie EF. Lance
Columbia
Oavas
Wo OM. U
Saluda Flower Show Impresses Aiken Gardeners
Last Friday Arkenites attended Saluda’s flower show by the local garden club. Notables included Mr and Mrs C B Woolsey and several others. Zinnias owned by Mrs Nette George of Aiken won first prize. ribbons were awarded to Mrs Phelps. Aiken visitors praised Saluda Gardens and pools and noted masonry work by local women. Addy and Abel’s gardens stood out as examples of excellence. The piece urges Aiken flower lovers to prepare for the November show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saluda
Garden Club
C. B. Woolsey
Frank P. Henderson
B.C. McLean
Herman Hahn
Ernest Kaminer
Finley Henderson
Nette George
Aiken
War Veterans Sermon at Langley Baptist Church
Rev. C. E. Smith will deliver a special address for World War veterans at Langley Baptist Church Sunday evening at 8 o clock with the subject The War of Wars All veterans should assemble in front of the church by 7 45 p m for greeting and direction The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Smith
Langley Baptist Church
Mimses Welcome Daughter Zeima May
Mr and Mrs Millard Mims are congratulated on the birth of a daughter named Zeima May. The notice notes the family welcomes the new arrival with happiness and good wishes from relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Mims
Zeima May
Record building repairs bid process at Court House meeting
The text notes exterior and roof repairs to the Record building at the Court House. It states the lowest bidder will be considered at a meeting of the Commissioners who reserve the right to reject any bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Ape Aid Commissioners
Wanted Sales Representatives at Standard Motor Company
WANTED Sales Representaives. The popularity of the Oakland and Pontiac Big Six is rising, necessitating expansion. To two men we offer a permanent and profitable position with a future. Come in today. TOQ-RENT Rooms and apartments, furnished or unfurnished, with or without board. Apply Croft House, next to post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Standard Motor Company
Candidacies Announced for South Carolina 2nd District
Three men announce runs for Congress from South Carolina second district in June 1920. Butler B. Hare pledges to accept Democratic primary results from Beaufort. Claude M. Aman also declares in Beaufort promising to abide by primary rules. John F. Williams, Aiken, June 19, 1920, confirms candidacy under Democratic primary guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Butler B. Hare
John FO Williams
Aiken
Martin Declares Democratic Primary Candidacy in Aiken
J. J. Uncle Dick Martin announces his candidacy for the Democratic primary for the House of Representatives from Aiken County. He pledges to abide by the constitution and the party rules and to support the nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Representatives
Aiken County
Democratic Party
J. J
Uncle Dick
Martin
Local Candidate Seeks Democratic Primary Support in Ellenton
Aiken County resident MT Bust announces candidacy for the U S House in the Democratic primary. He pledges to abide by primary results and support the nominees. He solicits support from friends and fellow citizens in Ellenton, South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Aiken County
Candidate for Magistrate District No 1 in Democratic Primary
Norman B Cullum declares candidacy for Magistrate District No 1 in Aiken County. He pledges to abide by the Constitution and the Democratic Party and to support its nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Democratic Party
Norman
Cullum
Poll pledge for Democrat nominee in Aiken County
A voter expresses support for the Democratic Primary nominee in Aiken County No 1 and pledges to back the party ticket. The note references a magistrate race and a commitment to uphold the chosen candidate.
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Memepoly
Mater Williams
Tod
M. L. Woodward
Mattie L. Woodward
Helley Hardwarr
Montmerenci
C.-L. Weeks
J. Maiden
FH. Cook
L. Medlock
J. M. Glover
G. N.gailman
Boo Town
Hall
Salley Club
J. F. Clamp
D. C. Jones
Chester Ablen
Ablen
Shaw Club
SC. Sobnatin
J.-B. Harley
P.R. Seigler
Shilo& Club
Felix Day
G. R. Webb
A. K. Lorenz
Chicago
John H. Alcock
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Paue E.murphey
Me— Ness
Ilinois
Walter Duncan
Orzi
Wirtz & Hernsen
Augusta Ga
Claude M. Aman
Ellenton
Magistrate
George N. Collier
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