Local residents and visitors spend weekends in Aiken and Charleston
A long column lists numerous people visiting relatives or staying at Sullivan's Island and nearby towns. Names include McCreary, Florence Hill, Brice Coleman, Julian Prothro, Eulalie Salley, Huger Hall Jr, Mary Henderson, Mrs Byrnes, Bob Morgan, Paul Mountcastle, James McDill, and many others. Several trips to Charleston, Columbia, York, Allendale, Cedar Mountain, and West Point are noted, with stays at Sullivan's Island and visits to Cedar Mountain and Camp Jackson.
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G.A. Loces
Sullivan's
Eens Croft Huis
Theodore
Tacksonvills
Tasadore
John
Fabian Busch
Spartanburg
J.F. Busch
Mines
Peel
McCreary -E
Florence Hill
Sullivan
Mary
Henderson
West
James ¥. Byrnes
Byrnes
Mary Busch
Bob. Morgan
Columbia
Paul Mountcastle
Little Son
Knoxville
Tenn
Aiken
Mr. Mountcastle
Camp Jackson
Tennessee Nations Guard
James McDill
Due West
W. Earl Clinkscales
Charlies Hill, Jr
Willie Hite
Cedar Mountain
N.C
Olivia Hutson
Richard
Sullivan's Island
J. Aldrich Hall
Charleston
Kenneth Kerr
Thomas
Silcox
Walter Duncan
Annie McNair
York
Herman Hahn
Marie Wise
Alma Johns
Allendale
W. B. Turner
Turner
South Carolina National Bank
E. P. Henderson
Meta Corliss
Lanier Branson
West Point
A.K. Lorenz
Lida
Elizabeth Brinkley
Elignton
A. Ki Brown
W. C. Staley
Sumter
Asnd
Bennie Permenters
North Carolina Mountains
Marion Street
Wallace McNair
Frank Riddle
J. L. McCarter
Alma
J. L. McCarter, Jr
Mary Percival
Robert Lee Scott
Elizabeth Scott
Macon
L. J. Burckhalter
Goddard Family Fourth of July Dinner Party
A July fourth gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Goddard featured a delightful dinner under shaded trees. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Sonics and grandson Mark Goddard, Mrs. Jo Foreman, Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Brown and family, Mrs. Ernest Foreman, Miss Jane Miller, Mrs. Ada Bowers and daughter Althea, Mrs. Henry Bozardt of Orangeburg, Aldrich Foremann visiting from Honolulu, and Misses Margaret and Addie Mae Morris returning to Augusta after visiting Miss Maureen Chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Foreman
Jane Miller
Ada Bowers
Althea
Henry] Bozardt
Orangeburg
Jis
Gether
Lula
Rickenbacker
Aldrich Foremann
Honolulu
Lere
Margaret Miss
Addie Mae Morris
Augusta
Maureen Chance
Sunday School Day Program At Clinton Church
Perry Mrs J H Carbett and grandchildren joined social at Miss Louise Jeffcoat's. various attendees recited and spoke at Clinton Church Sunday evening program titled In the Hour of Trial and The World and You. Rocky Grove church hosted a large meeting Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Carbett
Lucile Corbett
Enoee
Edward
Esteese Young
C. T. Featherstone
John Poole
Hugh
Leon Whetstone
Sharon Epworth League
Louise Jeffcoat
Clinton Church
Hugh Whetstone
R. M. Tucker
Rocky Grove Church
C. P. Blizzard
Sue Justus
Marion
Harvey Justice
Ro M. Tucker
Callie Poole
Sebell
Jorue
Gen Poole
Bret Yor
My Brothers Kooper
Thursman
Murial Youry
Raymond Posie
Man of Tesday
Monge Blox
Death of Nathaniel C. Reynals in New York Hospital
Nathaniel C. Reynals, a longtime winter resident of Aiken, died in a New York hospital last week. The Inglis residence on Lower Newberry Street had been home for several years. Survived by his widow, Mrs. Ran C. Reynals, son Nathaniel J. Reynals, manager of the Aiken office of Cammell Starling & Co., and daughter Miss Nathalie Reginal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
New York
Nathaniel C. Rernal
Thie Place
John Timmerman Dies in Graniteville Home Visit
John Timmerman prominent citizen of Graniteville died at his home Sunday night aged TK after four weeks of illness. Survived by daughter Mrs. Kaie Vaun and sons Marion and Frol Timmerman, all of Graniteville. O F Tebow conducted funeral at the tyranite vile. pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Timmerman
Graniteville
Timmerman
Kaie Vaun
Sens
Marenre
Frol
Tiemerman
Granites
Tebow
Nepal
Rae Kod
Peterry
Oldest Baptist church in Akien County holds reunion
Next Sunday an all day meeting at Rocky Springs Baptist Church invites former members and the trist e to attend. Rev J P Dendy leads the service at 11 a m with a history reading and talks. The church, built in 1816, is among the oldest in Akien County. Rev W M Whiteside of Columbia will speak in the afternoon on The Deacon and three deacons will be ordained. Rev A Hartley of Broad way Baptist Church in Columbia will close. Daily services follow 11 a m and 5 p m through Friday. Public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triste
J.P. Dendy
Lia. m
Aikén J County
W. M. Whiteside
Columbia
A. Hartley
B Y P U Convention At Graniteville Baptist Church
The annual B Y P U convention drew about 150 attendees at Graniteville Baptist Church with Be Christlike as the theme. Speaker Buel Webb delivered the address. Langley earned a banner for efficiency. Graniteville and North Augusta Unions won intermediate and junior banners. Elected officers included President Miss Erma Haggard and Vice Presidents Miss Evelyn Couch and Rev. Ben Aldret, with Alton Bryant as Secretary Treasurer and Miss Jamie Quattlebaum as Pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graniteville Baptist Church
Graniteville
Erma Haggard
Evelyn Couch
Ben
Aldret
Alton Bryant
Jamie Quattlebaum
J. E. Sturdivant
Lucile Burckhalter
Ruth Webb
Tithers
H. P. Faddis
Hasyard
Big Barbecue at Wagener Fourth of July Dinner
Citizens of Wagener enjoyed a large barbecue dinner on July 4 at Hutto's Old Mill near Wagener. J. W. Baughman chaired the arrangements committee and oversaw the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagener
Hutto's Old Mill
J. W. Baughman
Committee On
GNTORs Agricultural Club Camp July Details
County Junior Agricultural Club announces annual encampment at Camp Kiwanis Langley Pond from July 31 to August 3. Activities include swimming lifesaving fishing canoeing and social life with lectures on leadership and agriculture. Stunt night planned with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unty Junior Agricultural Club
Camp Kiwanis
Langley Pond
Lee Gowan
Steele-Corley Wedding in Lexington Makes Quiet Union
Miss Irene Steele of Eureka and Parker Corley of Lexington wed in Lexington last Thursday with close friends and relatives as witnesses. Mrs. Corley is the daughter of Mrs. Ben Steele of Eureka and the groom, a prominent Lexington business man, plans to make their home there. Government authorities warn that flies spread up to thirty diseases and can be fatal. a Mellon Institute Rex Fellowship product called Fly-Tox is promoted as safe for humans but deadly to mosquitoes and household insects with blue labeled instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele-Corley
Irene Steele
Eureka
Parker Corley
Lexington
Corley
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Fellowship
Citation Admonishes Creditors in Kerr Estate Proceedings
Mrs Mamie Reed Kerr applies for appointment as Administratrix of James Edwin Kerr deceased. Citizens and creditors of Kerr and all interested persons are cited to show cause at the Court House in Aiken on July 23 1928 why she should not be appointed by Probate Judge George R Webb of Aiken County South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Reed Kerr
James Edwin Kerr
Aiken
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Alice
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Glance’ Committee
Herbart E. Gyles
Minneapolis
Chevrolet
Ford Light Delivery
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Jay-Mac Chevrolet Co
Aitken
Perry
Rocky Ss Springs
Gntor' Agricultural Clubs
George R. Webb
Aiken County
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J. W. Denny
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Detroit
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Chayster
C. B. Woolsey
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