Owens Bell Wedding At Bellwood In Orangeburg
Tuesday evening Miss Ruth Alice Owens became Mrs John Lawton Bell at the Owens residence on the eastern edge of Orangeburg. Dr P J McLean performed the ceremony in a music room altar setting with family and friends present. The couple planned a Charleston Savannah coast visit before settling at Bellwood outside Orangeburg. groom a successful local farmer. Out-of-town guests included Mr and Mrs George O Cain J T Bell and Dr and Mrs P J McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Owens
Ruth Alice
John Lawton Bell
Orangeburg
Sade Owens
Bessie Owens
J. L. Owens
Dora Owens
Billy Kelley
Ruth Owens Eubanks
P. J. McLean
George O'Cain
J. T. Bell
W.B- Bett
L. C. Eubanks
Aiken Dog Chorus Tries Citizens’ Patience
A citizen laments nightly canine concerts in Aiken as dogs bark from six to a dozen voices. He recalls past use of absorbent cotton to mute noise, argues dogs disturb sleep and work, and asserts a barky dog has no place in a civilized community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Standard
Webster
Air Service
Aiken
Hall Reception Honors Mr and Mrs James Aldrich Hall
Dr and Mrs H T Hall hosted a Tuesday evening reception at their home in honor of Mr and Mrs James Aldrich Hall. The event featured a decorated lower floor, floral arrangements, an orchestra, a receiving line with Mr and Mrs Hall and Mrs Eugene Hyde, and more than two hundred guests including Miss Orie Walpole, Mrs Walpole, and Clark Newsom of Charleston. Refreshments included a green and white ice course and lily of the valley mints served by Anne Lebby Hall and attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Hall
James Aldrich Hall
Eugene Hyde
Charleston
Orie Walpole
Hall
Mrs. Walpole
Eulalie Salley
Eleanor Henderson
Florence Schroder
Mary Henderson
Florence Hill
Mildred McCreary
Anne Lebby Hall
Clark Newsom
Shipping inspection fostered by extension service
South Carolina growers embrace quality standards under Clemson Extension Service and the federal Shipping Point Inspection program. Through cooperative efforts with the U S Department of Agriculture and the South Carolina Extension Service, certificates of inspection accompany Irish potatoes dewberries tomatoes cucumbers and peaches. By August 15 goals include more tomato and peach certificates as tonnage grows and Palmetto State becomes a leading year round participant with Aiken serving as project headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Clemson College
United States
Bureau of Agricultural Eor
Division of Sites Ofension Service
Palmetto State
Aiken
Foreman Granted Letters of Administration in Bates Case
Judge George R Webb grants letters of administration with will annexed to Mr Foreman in a Silverton Jackson county case stemming from the late Frances F Bates who died intestate leaving Georgia Railroad stock and other property to her three heirs Anne Hankinson Laura Bates and Frances Bates The stock valued around 000 The executors trustees were John Foreman and ob and the heirs are represented by Wm M Smoak San B Salley and Taunde L Sawyer with lawyers noted for Bates heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Webb
Frances F. Bates
Silverton
Jackson
Bates
Georgia Railroad
Barney
Colored Woman Critical After Hamburg Accident
Janie Bradley, a colored woman, was knocked unconscious in the road at Hamburg Sunday night by a passing automobile and remains in critical condition at University hospital. Sheriff Nellie Robinson says the car was headed toward Belvedere when it struck her and did not stop to learn the extent of injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Bradley
Hamburg
University Hospital
Nellie Robinson
Belvedere
Senator Heflin Heard At The Opera House
A fair sized audience attended the Boy Scout Minstrel Tuesday evening at the Opera House and heard United States Senator J. Hob Heflin of Alabama deliver his address The Truth of the South. Heflin was a guest of Mr and Mrs P F Menderson during his city visit.
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Opera House
City
Heflin
P. F. Menderson
Social News From Kitchings Mill and Nearby
Miss Lula Bailey of Augusta visited Kitchings Mill with Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Faust last week. Miss Ethel Ayers visited Miss Ruby Brodie. Gladys and Leola Miles spent time in Wagoner with Dr. and Mrs. Holman Brodie. Mrs. George Rhodes and children were guests of Mrs. Ludelle Price. Ella Mae Merritt and Ottie Lee Bell of Augusta spent last weekend here. J. P. Eubanks and children and J. L. Eubanks of Hawthorne visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Courtney of Sumter. The Ladies Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. Lillie Brodie with a program on Foreign Missions. Last Thursday a park picnic for the young people ran from 6 to 8 p.m. Miss Thelma Clark hosted a gathering for Miss Lula Batley of Augusta.
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Lula Bailey
Augusta
F. S. Faust
Ethel Ayers
Ruby Brodie
Gladys
Leola Miles
Wagoner
Holman Brodie
George Rhodes
Ludelle Price
Ella Mae Merritt
Ottie Lee Bell
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Lillie Brodie
Christine
Thelma Clark
Lula Batley
Laymen to Lead Services at Aiken Baptist Churches
The Baptist Laymen’s Organization of the Aiken Association will conduct services for Rev. R H. McKinnon at Matlock and Talatha churches during his absence. Judge Geo R Webb or son Buel will lead Matlock service Sunday July 5 at 4 00 pm and Supt S H Moody of Langley will lead Talatha service Sunday July 12 at 4 00 pm. Next meeting July 19 at 4 00 pm with Millbrook church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanetey
Aiken Association
R. H. McKinnon
Matlock
Talatha
Geo. R. Webb
Buel
Furman University
S. H. Moody
Langley
Millbrook
E. E. Woodward
L. H. McCullough
Sailor Beard
Chalokis to Visit Greece for Three Months
Chris P. Chalokis will depart for Greece for a three months visit and return in the fall with his mother and sister. He has lived in Aiken eleven years and built a successful grocery business and is ready to aid public causes. His mother will reside with him in his bungalow upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris P. Chalokis
Greece
Red Cross
Mr. Chalokis
Aiken
Baptist Assembly Set on Furman Campus in Green
Interest rises for the annual Baptist Assembly to be held on Furman University campus in Green on July 20. This marks the sixth year the Baptists conduct the assembly at Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furman University
Green
Intene
Baptists At
Quinby Estate Hearing Set. 5 000 Note at Issue
Judge George R. Webb fixes Wednesday July 1 for probate hearing on the estate of James L. Quinby Sr of Graniteville and Vaucluse. Mrs Varrie W Quinby has life use of Terrace Hill with 30 acres. upon death, property to son James L Quinby Jr and grandchildren in equal shares. Executors named Herbert G. Edison and John Edwin Stansfield.
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George R. Webb
County Probate Court
James L. Quinby
Graniteville
Vaucluse
Quinby
Varrie
James Powell
Carrie W. Quinby
James L. Quinby, Jr
Mr. Quinby
Quinby, Jr
Webb
Herbert G. Edison
Johnston
John Edwin Stansfield
Aiken
Will contest over Granitevill e dr Holsonbake estate
Aiken County Court of Common Pleas will hear the will case of the late Dr Ahile Holsonbake of Graniteville. Executors were W A Giles and Rev J W Blanton. Heirs contest the three Baptist missionary organizations named in the will claiming they did not exist. Estate valued at about fifty thousand dollars. P F Henderson represents the will.
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Aiken County
Ahile Holsonbake
Graniteville
S. C. State Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
S. C. Home Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
S. C. Foreign Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
W. A. Giles
J. W. Blanton
P. F. Henderson
Aiken County Court of Common Pleas
Deserted baby claimed by its grandmother near Lexington
Mrs. Miller, an elderly woman near Lexington, arrived in Aiken and claimed the two months old found on B. F. Spradley’s porch near Monetta. A note read Born April 25 1925. Sheriff Nellie Robinson took custody at Spradley’s call. The infant is healthy.
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Spradley
Nellie Robinson
Spradleys
Tall Cedars Annual Outing Set For July 16 At Gregg Park
Queen City Forest No 63 Tall Cedars of Lebanon plans their annual outing and picnic at Gregg Park Granitev Street on July 16. All members with wives and children expected. George H Leitner P G T C arranged park access. Refreshment entertainment and information committees named with club officers listed.
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Queen City Forest
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
Gregg Park
Granitev St
George H. Leitner
P. G
T. C
Timmerman
An Awful Record On Homicide During Prohibition Era
The Probe-Sensive editor notes that despite nearly a decade of Volsteadism the 1924 US homicide tally peaked at over 11 000, about 1 000 monthly, highlighting society’s indifferent stance amid cries for prohibition and national civility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnecell People-Sentinel
O. K
United States
Propitious Time for Land Revaluation Urged by Governor
Governor McLeod told the South Carolina Bankers Association that farmers have nothing to fear from a fair state land revaluation. He argued the current patchwork of drug store taxes fails to support reform and urged a complete reorganization of the tax system. Real values should anchor fiscal policy.
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Charleston
South Carolina Manufacturing Value Surges to 1923 Total
The Department of Commerce reports that factory price values of South Carolina manufacturing establishments reach 500,446,000 in 1923, up 52.3 percent from 236,421,000 in 1921, per biennial census data summary.
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Department of Commerce
South Carolina
Warrant Sworn For Six Over Seine Fishing Case
Constable Widner of Bath swears warrants against Robi Hatcher William Harmon S H Sheppard Benjamin Fale William Free and J T Johnson for using a large seine to take fish in Horse Creek Pond. Johnson is accused of hiring the seine to the others knowing their illegal purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robi. Hatcher
William Harmon
S. H. Sheppard
Benjamin Fale
William Free
J. T. Johnson
Widner
Bath
Horse Creek Pond
Johnson
Weeks Illness Grips Local Resident in Aiken
Friends of D C Weeks report the Williston businessman is ill at his mother's home in Aiken. Weeks, married, has faced two years of health problems forcing him to withdraw from his Williston venture.
Baruch Donates to Rocky Bottom Camp for Pickens Youth
Bernard M Baruch of New York and South Carolina gives one thousand dollars toward the permanent camp for Pickens county club boys and girls at Rocky Bottom. The gift supplements equal pledges from the Pickens County Board of Education the Pickens County legislative delegation the State Department of Education and county residents, bringing total to five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
South Carolina
Pickens
Mistrial Ordered in Port Royal Police Marshal Murder Case
A mistrial was declared Friday in Beaufort General Sessions for W. F. Nunns Port Royal police marshal charged with the May 27 murder of Joseph J. Winer Pittsburgh Paris Island marine. The case centers on a fatal shooting on Pariss Island.
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General Sessions Court
Beaufort
W. F. Nunns
Marchal
Port Royal
Jos. J. Winer
Pittsburgh
Pariss Island Marine
Munns
Hobo Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad Sells in Beaumont
An advertisement touts Hobo Kidney and Bladder Remedy with claims of curing kidney trouble and symptoms like loss of strength high arterial tension headache vertigo and insomnia. It promises guaranteed satisfaction or money back and lists HOBO MEDICINE CO Beaumont Texas as the seller.
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Hobo Medicine CO
Beaumont
Texas
Frightful Rich Nation and Cancer Battle Highlights
The piece argues the United States holds vast wealth from European debt and wartime costs while urging wiser foreign policy. It notes cheer for the American Society for the Control of Cancer and rejects a doctors’ claim about cancer. It mentions David Cowan and a 1920s electrical industry contest with a $5,000 prize and a future $10,000 award from the American Superpower Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society For the Control of Cancer
The
America Society
David Cowan
American Superpower Corporation
Young Cowan
Incoherent excerpt questions dangers of prohibition era travel
A collection of disjointed quotes discusses prohibition, Arctic travel, food opinions, physiology of digestion, and a sensational note about a New York woman who left a fortune to her first husband after divorce. The fragmentary piece mixes trivia, anecdotes, and social commentary without a clear single event.
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New York
Greenville Mills and Banks Pay July Dividends
Cotton mills and banks in Greenville distribute 441,460 dollars in July 1 dividends to shareholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Bids Requested for School Construction in Aiken County
Bids will be received for construction of school buildings at Clearwater and Warrenville on Friday July 10 at 10 am in the office of the County Superintendent at the Aiken Court House. Cecil H. Seigler Ed Supt Aiken Co.
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Clearwater
Warrenville
Aiken Court House
Cecil H. Seigler
Aiken Co
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