Aiken Social Glimpses Include Political Guests and Local Events
Personal solicitor Ira C Blackwood and James C Sheppard visited Aiken with regional colleagues last week. Local social notes mention attendees at Winheel Summers party, a Citadel student promoted to captain, a birthday gathering for young ite Thomas, land deals on Hayne avenue, and visits from New York visitors Dr B F Wyatt and Oliver Smalley plus assorted family and college events around Dean's Bridge Titanian Hall and local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira C. Blackwood
Sparkes
Carroll D. Nance
Cross Hill
Ernor
James C. Sheppard
Fagefield
Aiken
Walter Duncan
The
Aiken Ice Co
E. H. Miller
Annie Laurie Seigler
Kate Bishop
Miss Weeks
Olive Bates
Grace Weatherford
Haskell Shuler
Lulu Johnson
Margaret Carswell
Charles H. Rosson
Ruby Verderyn
North Augusta
B. H. Rosson
Citadel
Company A
Little Ite Thomas
W. J. Woodward
George A. Durban
Hayne Avenue
Davis Hankinson
Wyatt
Mr. Smalley
Ernest F. Brown
Beaufort
Rogers Davis
Augusta
J. M. Brown
Laurie E. Croft
Edwin A. Green
Randall Croft
Dean's Bridge
Sarah
Katherine Bryan
Aiken College
Roland Murray
Titanian Hall
Owen Alderman
Vidalia
Mor gan family and local visitors noted in Aiken society
Thos Morgan Jr sails to Newark from Charleston after leaving for Charleston. Miss Catherine Morgan accompanies her brother H B Williams of Cedar Creek Farm to Willikea Ga for his mother’s illness. Friends mourn the death of Mrs Williams. Quattiebaum passed the board exam in Charleston. Local business and social rounds include visits by Newark men Larry Cerrulo and Victor Caprio and dances hosted by Miss Mildred McCreary for Miss Catherine Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Morgan, Jr
Charleston
Newark
West Point
Catherine
H. B. Williams
Cedar Creek
Willikea
Williams
Quattiebaum
Atlanta Pharmaceutical College
Halls’ Pharmacy
Aiken Ice Co
Margaretee Ors
Greenville
J. P. McNair
Cedar Mountain
N. C
A. T. Calhoun
Ernest R. Hafers
Larry Cerrulo
Victor Caprio
N. J
Aiken
John F. Williams
John Staubes
Winter Park
Fla
Louise Carswell
Rock Hill
James Farrell
North
Farrell
Dover
Mass
DePass
Workman
Camden
Miss Farrell
Cheraw
Catherine Morgan
Mildred McCreary
Walter Duncan
F. B. Marks
F. B. Marks, Jr
Spartanburg
Marks
M. T. Holley
Local notices and updates from Aiken social scene
Community items from Aiken include speakers at Kiwanis and J O U A M district meeting plans, visits by Mr and Mrs residents and relatives in Georgia and South Carolina, ice price advertisements, and social duties at churches clubs and schools with several residents traveling to New York West Point Princeton and Canada. Distinct names include Henry S. Johnson W. F. Moseley Mrs. J. D. Hankin Mrs. Fitzhugh Brown and Monica Brown. others include Thomas Morgan Herbert Gyles Jr. Frank McCabe Mary Henderson and more. Social and civic notices highlight visits graduations operations and upcoming events.
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St. John
Henry S. Johnson
Kiwanis Club
Fitzhugh Brown
Monica Brown
Columbia
J. D. Hankineerie
J. T. Fulmer
New Holland
Aiken
Ingram Blanding
Sumter
J. D. Blanding
Windsor
Herbert E. Gyles
Wrightsville Beach
N. C
Atlantic Coast Line
Thomas Morgan
New York
West Point
U. S. Naval Academy
Herbert Gyles, Jr
Porters Military Academy
Aiken Ice Co
J. E. Thorpe and Son
Newberry
Roy Shupp
New Bern
G. W. E. Thorpe
Marie
Laura
Coralie Edgerton
Laconia
N. H
Adel Minahan
Home Demonstration Club
Kitchings Mill
Myrtle
Frank McCabe
Bradwell McCabe
Lewis Bradwell
John Fabian Busch, Jr
South Carolina Medical College
Charleston
St. Francis Xavier Hospital
Ben Wyman
Marion Wyman
W. B. Turner
Spartandoro
State Bankers Association
Mariella Wise
Rock Hill
Winthrop Collegy
J. D. Woodward
Charlotte
Pen Reynolds
Capt. Reynolds
C. A. Sanders
D. A. Lowe
Irma Whitson
Thompson
Be. C. Lowe
Floride Jackson
Barnwell
E. ©. Lowe
Ray Woodward
Lakeland
Fla
J. M. Holley
J. V. George
Augusta
Lake City
F. A. Fontaine
Herbert Osteen
Harold Platt
Theodore Surask
Robert Kitchens
Williston
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Bobo-Patterson
M. J. Quattlebaum
Bostick-Lake
B. T. Duches
Edward McLean
George de Medicis
Sallie Alexson
Josephine Cushman
Laura Atterway
Warrenville
Cloudburst Ravages Horsecreek Valley Causes Death and Damage
A late Saturday cloudburst in Horsecreek Valley caused extensive damage and one fatality, 20 year old Earl Galloway of Bath, struck by lightning. Rail beds and the new Aiken Augusta highway between Warrenville and Langley suffered washouts, with Warrenville area floodwaters forcing dam gate openings at Gloverville. Jus O Sheppard of Edgefield escaped serious harm nearby. Trains and trolley service were halted for hours, with repairs ongoing through Sunday. A second heavy rain Wednesday disrupted trolley service again.
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Horsecreek Valley
Earl Galloway
Bath
Aiken-Augusta
Warrenville
Langley
Jus. O. Sheppard
Edgefield
Gloverville
Warrenville Mill
Augusta-Aiken rail line to resume regular schedule
Officials of the Augusta-Aiken Railway and Electric Corp announced that the normal day line service between Augusta and this city would resume Wednesday morning after being crippled Sunday and Monday by a rainstorm. The storm caused extensive damage and one fatality as Earl Galloway died when struck by lightning near Graniteville. his funeral was held Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta-Aiken Railway & Electric Corporation
Augusta
Earl Galloway
Graniteville
Moseley Brunson Couple Wed at Aiken Inn
Minnie Moseley of Aiken and Samuel Brunson of Edgefield united in marriage Sunday afternoon at the Aiken Inn. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. P. J. McLean with a small group present. They plan to reside in Edgefield.
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Moseley-Brunson
Minnie Moseley
Aiken
Samuel Arthur Brunson
Edgefield
Aiken Inn
George Thorpe, Jr
Hollingsworth
Calara Harrigal
P. J. McLean
Mrs. Brunson
Wagener Campmeeting Aims To Begin July Fourth
The Wagener community and nearby residents plan a July 4 campmeeting led by Rev. Sam Danner and an evangelist and singer party. Organizers expect a major regional event in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagener
Sam Danner
Aiken County Boy Making His Mark
Barney Garvin of Selvern NC State College student and Chi Alpha Sigma member has led the student body in scholarship and been commissioned a cadet corps captain. He is son of Mr and Mrs Earnest Garvin and attends the military training camp at Plattsburg New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Garvin
Selvern
North Carolina State College
Chi Alpha Sigma
Earnest Garvin
Plattsburg, N Y
Mrs Florence Lengnick Weds H M Chase In Beaufort
Lengnick of Beaufort marries H M Chase of Syracuse New York at a sister’s home. Couple leaves for Syracuse and plans to return to Beaufort for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wood Lengnick
Beaufort
Emile Lengnick
H. M. Chase
Syracuse
N. Y
Chase
Return of Miss Ladd Sparks Dempsey Fight Debate
Miss Mary Ladd returns to Bowling Green Kentucky after a pleasant visit with Mr and Mrs Reginald Courtney Jr The note hints at renewed dispute between managers over who will fight Dempsey for the title The Flint Daily Journal reports the ongoing contention surrounding the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ladd
Bowling Green, Ky
Reginald Courtney, Jr
Dempsey
The
Flint Daily Journal
Windsor Club Outing Delightful Picnic Near Aiken
The Windsor School Junior Agricultural Club held a meeting at the school building and enjoyed a picnic at Plunkett's Pond near Aiken. There are twenty four members with officers Miss Louise Cushman president Miss Bessie Beck vice president and Miss Irene Nun secretary. Guests included Mrs Della Woodward and J D Blanding with Lee Gowan county agent in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor School
Plunkett’s Pond
Aiken
Louise Cushman
Bessie Beck
Irene Nun
Della Woodward
J. D. Blanding
Lee Gowan
Newark First Presbyterian Church Marks 250 Years
The First Presbyterian church of Newark New Jersey celebrates a 250 year history as the oldest church in the United States. It has benefited from many wills and maintains an endowment yielding about 135000 dollars annually. Scottish elders continue the customary collecting at services.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Newark, N. J
United States
If It Keeps On Coolidge Soon Will Be President
A political note from the Oklahoma City Daily Oklahoman warns that continued action could lead to Calvin Coolidge becoming president without Senate support. The editorial stresses legislative division and potential governance hurdles.
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Coolidge
Senate
Oklahoma City Daily Oklahoman
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