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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1929

Page

3

Winthrop College Scholarships Exam Details

Winthrop College will hold an examination for vacant scholarships and admission of new students on a Friday at each County Courthouse in the state. Scholarships valued at $100 with free tuition, awards based on highest averages if vacancies exist, ages 16 or older. Applicants should contact President Kinard at Rock Hill SC for blanks and information on Summer School.

Winthrop College Hew Vscarit Kinard J. P. Kinard Rocky Hill South Carolina

University of South Carolina announces scholarships and exams

Dr D M Douglas president invites applicants for vacant university scholarships and entrance examinations at the County Courthouse on Friday July 12 1929 at 9 am. Applicants must be 16. Scholarships offered to residents of Abbeville Bamberg Barnwell Beaufort Charleston Clarendon Dorchester Hampton Horry Lexington McCormick Marlboro Saluda Sumter Union Willie York worth 100 plus tuition and fees. Next session opens September 18 1920. Summer School June 18 to July 26 1929 offers over 100 courses for teachers and administrators with degrees conferred.

Columbia D. M. Douglas County Court House Abbeville Bamberg Barnwell Beaufort Charleston Clarendon Dorchester Hampton Horry Lexington McCormick Marlbere Saluda Sumter Union Willie York Committee On

Clemson College Scholarship Examination Opens July 12 1929

Competitive examinations for vacant scholarships at Clemson College will be held Friday July 12 1929 at 9 A M under the County Superintendent of Education. Scholarships worth 100 dollars plus free tuition of 40 dollars are available to South Carolina residents pursuing Agriculture or Textiles. Applicants should request information from the Registrar Clemson College S C.

Clemson Louore State Board of Education State Board of Public Welfare South Carolina TRE Clemson College S. C

Labor laws drive industry from South Carolina stance

A South Carolina executive warns that stricter labor rules in the state compared with North Carolina Georgia and Alabama deter new mills and tire factories. He cites a 66 hour week in SC versus 60 hours nearby, risking loss of investment and jobs as mills relocate to friendlier states. He notes manufacturers’ concerns about fairer laws in Georgia and Alabama and a proposed tire mill program costing up to 25 million dollars.

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Myrtle Beach development eyed as major South Carolina growth

The piece lauds Myrtle Beach as a transformative project that could rival Atlantic City and attract continuous visitor flow to Charleston. It links coastal highway completion and road surfacing to regional growth, noting Charleston’s potential influx and the lofty aim of a large bridge project near Charleston as pivotal to financial success.

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Greatest builder of Charleston foretold by Myrtle Beach remark

A fragment reflects an opinion that Myrtle Beach is no rival to Charleston and predicts Charleston will become the greatest builder the City by the Sea has seen in many days. The remark emphasizes Charleston’s growth potential and regional importance.

Chevrolet Crawford Chevrolepany Apo Myrtle Beach Charleston Essex

National Spelling Bee Winners Highlight 1940s Contest

Hogar of Virginia and Viola Strbac of Milwaukee finish first and second in the National Spelling Bee held in Washington with Hogar winning 1000 in gold for the word luxuriance. The event notes the 1777 flag resolution and Flag Day observances nationwide with American Legion auxiliary urged to distribute flag codes.

Virginia. Hogar Omaha Washington Viola Strbac Milwaukee Miss Hogan Mrss Strbac United States Continental Congress Philadelphia American Legion Auxiliary

Flag Day Programs Urged Across Public Spaces

A call to observe Flag Day by studying the Flag Code and showing correct flag use and salutes in business houses public places schools and homes. Units should sponsor programs and demonstrations to properly celebrate National Flag Day on June 14 1929.

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