Summer Movements and Local Social Notices From Town
Bie and Mrs Harris and family leave Monday for Cape Cod Massachusetts for the summer. Ladies Auxiliary of the Pat church meets at Mrs Townsend’s home Tuesday afternoon. Dr McLean and daughter Marie came from Beaufort Saturday then returned Monday morn. G A Durban and C J Hill spent Tuesday in Columbia. Mrs Carvel Carson and children returned home in Lee after visiting Atti telenn Johnson's residence. Edward Creft Chapter U D C meeting next Monday 21st at 5. Rev P L Bouknight attended Methodist Ministers meeting at Johnston last Saturday. Miss Mary Carr and Lucile Kerr of Bowling Green Kentucky are guests of Reginald Courtney Jr at Whispering Pines cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bie
Joe Harris
R. H. Wilds
Cape Cod
Mass
Pat Church
PW. ‘Townsend
McLean
Marie
Beaufort
Lovely City By the Sea
G. A. Durban
C. J. Hill
Bowling Green
Reginald Courtney, Jr
Whispering Pines Cottage
Monda Wilkes-Barre
Wm. E. Dew
Norman Gamble
Barnwell
Kate Mr
J. P. McNair
Cedar Mountain
N. C
Roy Snmp
New N.C
G . E. Thorpe
Miss Ford
Columbia
Episcopal Church
J. H. Shuler
Lulu Johnston
Pearl Weatherford
Thelma Weeks
Margaret Carswell
Winthrop
D. W. Gaston
Glenn Bryant
Bryan
Greenville
Adelaide Croft
Leon Holley
Hartsville
Winnsboro
Joe Hamilton
Blackville
John May
Bailey Military Institute
Lairde’ Inc
Community Notes From Aiken and Surroundings
Local social calendar highlights visits and travels across Aiken County. Residents attend summer schools, conferences, and family gatherings in towns like Rock Hill, Charleston, Bamberg, Asheville, and Winthrop. Notables include Miss Sue Moss, Isadore Polier, and Mrs. Harold Quattiebaum, with events ranging from nurse training to Knights of Pythias meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Ae Rae
Ams
Egg
Robert
Rock Hill
Walter C. Plunket
Plunkett
South Boundry
E. L. Allen
Philadelphia
eSee
Miss Tech
Mi Moss
Trenton
Suers
J. W. Fowler
Charleston
Jack Fear
Bruce Coleman
Aien
J. A. M. Gardner
Hammond
Ind
B. H. Gardner
Susie George
Vander Horst
Misses Ford
Emma Edgerton
Eaeher
Charlotte
Beshie “Harper
Carlisle
Bamberg
Orangebu Oe
Hte
Sbcaree Holley
Florida
E. H. Miller
Mary Elien
Wise
Winthrop
Katherine McCarter
Emilie McCarter
Brevard
N. C
Harold H. Quattiebaum
Eastover
D. C
Fennie Lou Browne
Jesse Gantt
Asheville
Martha Julia Thorpe
Lanier Branson
New York
Margaret Howard
Howard George
Knights of Purphins
David W. Gaston, Jr
S. G. Busbee
Aiken Lodge
David Weisberg
G. A. Milner, Jr
John Farrell
Blackville
J. D. Redd
Homestead
Fla
Aiken County
Sallie Alexson
Augusta
Josephine Cushman
Isadore Polier
Aiken
South Carolina University
Camp Carlisle
Aiken Hosts Large Friday Dance by Merry Makers
Friday evening in the Titanian hall featured one of the area’s largest dances as the Merry Makers orchestra sponsored a homecoming event for the college set. Many college students from nearby towns attended along with local Aiken residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Merry Makers Orchestra
Graniteville Ball Game Ends 2-1 Over Columbia Southern
A tense baseball matchup in Graniteville featured Graniteville against the Columbia Southern Railroad Shops. Only one run was scored before the eighth inning, with Graniteville finally winning 2 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granitevile
Columbia Southern Railroad Shops
Aiken Baptist Picnic at Gregg Park Graniteville Today
Baptist ministers and families from the Aiken Association gather for their annual picnic at Gregg Park Graniteville with guests from Augusta ministers and their families joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Baptist Association
Gregg Park
Graniteville
Baptist Ministers of
Augusta
Indian pageant and Eureka club meeting noted in town
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Pres ay the church plans a Tuesday program at 4 30 p m with Indian scenes and music plus solos. The Junior Agricultural club of Eureka held a lively meeting with local leaders Mrs E P Kennedy and Horace Vance among others. County Superintendent C H Seigler enjoyed the outing. Judge Hayne F Rice presided over the Mery Court session in Al. The water works department under J Tom Traver has extended 2000 feet of 4 inch main from Laurens street to Fourth avenue and will lay about 2000 more with a fire plug along Berry road in the tourist section. A new main will also run from Richland avenue through a terloo street to protect new residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Presay
Junior Agricultural Club of
Eureka
E. P. Kennedy
Tocal
Horace Vance
Frances Ripley
Lottie Leopard
C. H. Seigler
Water Works Department
J. Tom Traver
Laurens Street
Fourth Avenue
Berry Road
Richland Avenue
Terloo Street
Jackson news notes highlight visits and community events
Miss Ethel Tice returns from Augusta after visiting Miss Daisie Bates. Mrs. G Barrer and Mrs. Rig Hellman travel to visit friends in Aberdeen and Atlanta. Families from Leesville Beech Island and Gracewood visit Jackson. The Jackson Agriculture Club held a large barbecue dinner. Teachers plan to attend Summer School at Winthrop College as crops look good but rain is needed in some areas. Correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Tice
Augusta
Daisie Bates
G. Barrer
Rig F. Hellman
Aberdeen
Rudolph McCain
Lizzie Cadle
Atlanta
Warm Springs
C. C. Chance
Leesville
Gary McClain
J. P. McKellar
Gracewood
J. J. Green
M. J. Fowke
Winthrop College
Funeral for Otis Fulmer Aiken County Officer
A large crowd gathered at Wagener Baptist church for the funeral of Otis C. Fulmer a county policeman who died after accidentally shooting himself at Reynold’s pond during a fish fry. The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan led the service with about seventy five clansmen in regalia. Interment followed at Wagener cemetery. He was 42, survived by his wife Bodie five sons his parents a brother and a sister and was a member of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagener Baptist Church
Otis C. Fulmer
Aiken County
Huntly
Reynold’s Pond
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
A. B. Ferguson, Jr
Graniteville
Wagener
J. D Woodward
Thos. T. Cushman
A. D. Sheppard
Nellie Robinson
Henry Busbee
Aiken
W. A. Whitlock
Kitchings Mill
Otis Fulmer
Fulmer
United Amrican Mechanics
Fees split for state and national races set by plan
For the first time fees assessed this year for all state offices and for Congress will be divided with one half going to the state committee and the other half to the counties. With nine candidates for governor expected, surpluses may result when the process completes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
U.S. Senate
State Committee
Size Trend Hits Auto Design Says Big Cars Wasteful
T. J. Little, president of the Society of Automotive Engineers, argues that large cars are a waste proportionate to their utility. He predicts future cars will shrink to the size of today’s lightest models while even best cars use only about 3 percent of their potential power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Little
The
Society of Automotive Engineers
Road Building Costs Soar Across Midwestern States
Road building in Illinois Iowa and Minnesota will cost over 200000900 upon completion. In addition to billions already spent by Indians on road projects nearly another billion is now being expended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Questioning Representation When Voters Fail to Define Demands
A reflective note asks how elected officials can decide public policy when citizens lack clear wants. It considers democratic legitimacy, voter engagement, and the tension between representative choice and direct public input.
See of ee Beach Bright. Cheap Myrtle Beach Bus Trip Offered
The notice promotes a day at Myrtle Beach with a bus trip from Columbia and return plus hotel costs for $10. Interested persons are advised to see Mrs Walter Duncan at The Standard office for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Beach
Myrtle Beach
Columbia
Walter Duncan
Standard Office
Unknown Neighbors at Baptist Church Plans
Next Sunday morning at the Baptist church Dr. McLean will speak on The Neighbor We Do Not Know. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. J. T. Olmer leads Sept. Sunday night service at 8:30 with Poor's popular hymns. Sermon titled Some of the great Withouts of the Bible. A welcome for every one at each service. A college lad ate 50 hard boiled eggs in 40 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
McLean
J. T. Olmer
Dyches Rites Held For Mrs. Dyches
Funeral services were held at the First Church Blackville for Mrs. Dyches who died after a brief illness. She is survived by three sisters and one brother: Mrs. L. A. Burns of Charleston Miss Caroline Dychen of Elke Mrs. Irene V. Rush of Denmark and Mr. Henry P. Dyches of Aitken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Lee
Blackville
L. A. Burns
Charleston
Caroline Dychen
Elke
Irene V. Rush
Denmark
Henry P. Dyches
Aitken
Wanted and Lost Notices From Aiken Classifieds
Want ads seek 14 room house with large lot at 917 Chesterfield Street and a live wire man with a car to sell and collect for good compensation. Lost brown and white Pointer named Bob. notify H K Tainter, Aiken, SC for reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterfield Street
Gopd
H. C. Mellette
Aiken, S. C
H. K. Tainter
Aiken
S. C
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Tinker Creek
Theresa Woodward
Elizabeth Scott
Macon, Ga
George E. Owens
John Lawton Bell
Bellville
Orangeburg
W. B. Turner
State Bankers Association
Spartanburg
Baptist Picnic
Aiken Coca-Cola Bottling Co
O48
Hayne F. Rice
Mery Court
Jackson News Notes
Aires
Aiken Branch
American Bank & Trust CO
of Columbia
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