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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1929
Page
5
Trade in your old iron and get specials on a new iron. First payment plus $2 per month for three months, price $7.75 with a $1.00 allowance for your old iron. Limited time terms and prices advertised.
Personal Friends of Mrs. Walter C Plunkett and Henry Busbee sympathize after Mrs J E Busbee fell and broke her arm at home in Wagener last Sunday. Many local residents and visitors are mentioned in a long roundup of visits, guests, travels, and social events across the community including Florence Cedar Mountain and Ashepoo trips, bridge evenings, and church activities.
In the Court of Common Pleas Frampton Toole versus PF Plunkett et al a Masterʼs sale is ordered for August 1 in front of the Aiken courthouse. The property is 15 acres with improvements, bounded by Shaws Creek J P McNairs Wi Phinkett Jason Woodward and a public road. Cash with deed stamps. deposit of 125 needed. property to be resold if not good faith shown.
Mrs Bessie Cullum Willis 54 died at her Ridge Spring home after a two week illness. Survived by husband J M Willis two daughters Ruby and Bernice Willis of Ridge Spring father Dog Cullum Ridge Spring five brothers P T B B Cullum Aiken W M Cullum Greenwood J F Cullum Wards E A Yaun Kitching Mill. Funeral Monday at Mt Calvary Lutheran Church with interment in church yard.
Mr and Mrs M L Brodie Sr and family express sincere appreciation for the kindness shown during Leland Brodie s illness and for the expressions of sympathy at Aisleath. FLY TOX product claims to protect homes from mosquitoes and promises complete room coverage with a hand sprayer. It touts safety and a perfume like fragrance and credits Mellon Institute research. Ad inserted.
Orthophonic Victrola about a year and a half old in first class condition. Reasonable terms offered. Apply Aiken Standard office. Also large stock of Pumps Well Points Cylinders Automatic Systems for suburbs and farm homes. Colum bia Supply Co 823 W Gervais St Columbia S C. LOST Brown Trandbag between Warrenville and Aiken Sunday Reward returned to Aiken Standard Office. LOST Strayed or Stolen Small grey kitten Tuesday morning from the Git Shop Reward returned to Miss Josie Red.
Mrs Pearl Woodward of Windsor died after a two week illness at her home near Windsor. Survived by husband S H Woodward, parents Mr and Mrs T E Hughes, three daughters, four brothers Stan ley Orie David and Denie Hughes all of Windsor, three sisters Mrs Mark Vance and Misses Queenie and Mary Hughes of Windsor. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Mt B Baptist Church with interment in the churchyard. The death is described as a distinct loss to the Windsor community.
Mrs Ellen A Toale widow of the late P P Toale died July 1 at her home Hollow plantation near Wagener She is survived by two daughters Nellie T Conran of New York City and Bers Culbertson of Hollow Creek and one son Phillip P Toale of Bradenton Fla After funeral services at the Catholic Church in Springfield the remains were shipped to Charleston for interment in St Lawrence cemetery
Sunday at the Baptist Church features Dr. P. J. McLean speaking on Our Unanswered Prayers at 11 15 am. Sunday school 9 45 am B P U 7 45 pm. Evening service 8 35 pm with song service and violin solo by Miss Smith. Cordial welcome extended to all.
County Auditor Haskell C. Jordan County Treasurer Thomas H Williamson Clerk of Court Thomas T Cushman Magistrate D W Gaston Sheriff 4 P Howard and Deputies Beauford Sanders and Garvin attended a dinner for law enforcement officers and jury commissioners of the 2nd judicial circuit hosted by Solicitor B D Carter in Bamberg yesterday At the AAA national convention a resolution urged gasoline tax money be used strictly for road construction and maintenance and traffic regulation A committee was formed to ask President Hoover to appoint a commission to study and collect data on states diverting tax funds to school construction or other work.
The Civic League announces the annual Autumn Flower Show with classes for all flowers. More and better blooms are needed. entries, prizes, and full rules will be announced next week. Chairman Miss Marian Pellew urges everyone to contribute to a beautiful event. An aside notes a reform idea urging self-improvement.
The Baptist Church deacons met with Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Hallman Monday evening. Mrs. Hallman served refreshments after the business session.
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