South Carolina Democrats split over primary and Hoover support
The piece reports factional tension within South Carolina Democrats over the presidential primary, Governor Smith’s stance on prohibition, and efforts by Bishop Cannon and Doctor Barton to unite dry voters against Al Smith. It notes leaders like John Gary Evans and Rev Kerr considering strategies to influence the primary and possibly vote for Hoover while preserving the Democratic primary process.
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South Carolina
United States
Smith
Houston
Houstut
John Gary Evans
Spartanburg
National Democratic Executive Committee
Evans
Evatt
Richards
South
National Committee
New York
Eva
Absurn
Ap Ie
Asheville
James Candler, Jr
Atlanta
Arthur
Barton
E. O. Watson
al Smith
Herbert Hoover
Watson
Columbia
Canion
E. O Wwatyon
Imperial Hotel
Democratic’ Executive
Columbia Record
Kerr
Greenville News
Hime
Mr. Kerr
Presbyterian Church
Hoover
Biechep Cannan
Othey
Asheville Stoke
Sorth Carotina
Iocut
Caine
German man without feeling shows no injury at exhibits
A German from Wartenburg earned the nickname man without any feeling by performing exhibitions. He supposedly endures a nail through his tongue and long pins through his eyelids, neck, and jaw without drawing blood or leaving a scar.
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Wartenburg
Agricultural Club Meeting Looks at Canneries and Crops
The August meeting of the Aiken Agriculture Club discussed establishing a canning operation for asparagus and the quality of Caroling grass versus California grass. Reports indicated limited feasibility for a local canneries venture, with members exploring diversification into grapes, berries, peaches, and figs. A barbecue dinner followed the meeting as members debated fruit crops and broader farm experimentation.
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Aiken” Agricultuurel
Horace Holley
George R. Webb
J. de Prothro
A. Cannery
Protro
Bumter
Butt
W Hye
California
Webb
Aiken
Williston
Horace Hoiley
Fabian
Summerall
Kiwanis Club
Mr. Prothra
Olle Sommer
Beech Island Captain Robert Meyers Dies at 65
Captain Robert Meyer 65 a respected Beech Island citizen died at home Monday. A longtime active Presbyterian, member of Beech Island Agricultural Club and Downer Trustees, he was known countywide. Survived by wife Georgia Ploming Meyers, daughter Mrs Livingston of Livingston and Oscar Foren of Auris, with several nephews and nieces. Funeral Tuesday from First Presbyterian Church Beech Island. Interment in Vlammoend Cemetery.
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Robert Meyer
Beech Shud
Deccastal
Repeh
Pina Presbyterian Shurch
Beech Island Agricultural Club
Downer Tustutttes
Nvpasta
Wayeatn Meyer
Georgia Ploming Meyers
Airs
Dop. Livingston
Livingstony
Oscar Foren
Auris We Serand
First Presbyterian Church
Beech Islac
Foc. Morgan
Aurast
Vlammoend Ceme
St John Methodist Church Plans August Worship Schedule
During August St John Methodist Church holds open services every Sunday both morning and evening. Worship hours are listed as Liha and x20. Plans have been made to provide electric fans for the church during extreme heat. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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St John Moe
St. John Methodist Church
Enrollment Revival at Green Pond Baptist Church
The annual revival begins Sunday at Green Pond Baptist Church. Pastor G. E. Tebow leads with assistant Rev. H. W. Ergle of St. Matthews, a strong gospel preacher. Everyone is invited to hear him at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. daily through the week.
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Green Pond
Green Pond Baptist Church
G. E. Tebow
H. W. Ergle
St. Matthews
Ergle
Mrs Bagnal Honored With Party at Ellenton
A quiet afternoon gathering was held in Ellenton to honor Mrs. Bagnall of Montclare the recently married daughter of Mr and Mrs Thames of Ellenton. Formerly Miss Willie Mae Thames the bride was celebrated by friends and family in a social event reflecting the local customs and cordial sentiment of the community.
Man Taken To Asylum In Columbia
Ed Booknight of Lang ley of the Pine Lee Road was taken to the Columbia asylum yesterday. A former inmate believed to have recovered, recent actions prove the assumption unfounded. A guard from Columbia came to the county for Bouknight.
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Ed Booknight
Langley
Pine
Lee Road
Columbia
Bouknight
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Fester
Islec
Sullivan’s Island
Folly Beach
Atkea Blackville
Johnston
Trenton Ward
Lway
Avraeve
Agricultural Club
Ivessi
Ransom
United States Army
House of Fies
Mellon Ir Nee
Rex Fellowship
Roweice Ales
New Holland
Rocky Spring
Salley
Silverton
Solvern
Shultz
R. W. McCreary
Aiken Clothing & Shoe Company
Rogers
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