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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1929
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Daytona, Monday, Morgan of Charleston, Dr. and Mauricé, a left for New, extended visit, Morgan leaves, Miss Catherine Mn, Sharon week, 13. Names and places are partly visible with unclear context.
The entrance examination for vacant scholarships and admission for new students will be at all county courthouses on Friday July 5 and Saturday July 6 at 9 am. Applicants must be at least sixteen. Scholarships worth $100 plus tuition are awarded to top averages if eligible. Write to President Kinard before the exam for scholarship blanks. address Rock Hill, South Carolina for catalogues and summer school information.
Readable fragments show Miss Catherine Morgan leaving for Sharon Connecticut to be a counselor at Broad View Camp this summer. En route she will visit Baltimore Havre de Grace New York City and West Point. Nearby residents attend graduations and visit relatives as spring events wrap up.
Fragmentary OCR lists several women including Mrs Lonnie Smith of Treoka, Mrs Julia Cata of Monetta, and Ki of McLauris, indicating a partial social or community notice with multiple names in a single line.
Former man honored to be elected to the Jacksonville city council. Peter defeated an opponent who had served years on the council. At 28, he becomes the youngest ever elected to Jacksonville's council.
Sunday morning at the First Baptist church Dr. P J McLean will speak on The Imperfect Church Sunday school at 945 am B Y P U meets at 7 pm Evening service at 8 sermon The Failure of Suc cess A cordial welcome for everyone.
Miss Pliney Timmerman, longtime attendance officer for Aiken County schools, is chosen as head of the women’s department at Locust Grove Military Academy in Locust Grove, Georgia. She will teach history and oversee girls' athletics. A May fines total of 7865 was collected by road officers Fallow and Redd for violations of traffic laws.
Miss Cleora Toole sells 24 7 10 acres to Westover Realty Company of Si Oscar Williams of New York for 1703 dollars. U D C meeting set for June at 4 30 at Mrs Herbert E Gyles home on Richland Avenue. Incorporator's notice states People’s Building Concentrating Company seeks charter with 5000 dollars capital. Signatories include A T Oliphant J S Ramey W H Anderson and W O Griffin.
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