Social notes from Aiken and nearby towns
Personal notices list residents and visitors including Miss Anne Morgan in Burlington and Mrs Hastings Wyman in Washington. It notes travels to Charleston Daytona Wright Field and Rock Hill plus Ford factory rest policy affecting production schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Morgan
Burlington
N. C
T. R. Morgan
Alderman Duncan
Hastings Wyman, III
Charleston
Citadel
Hastings Wyman, Jr
Washington, D. C
W. W. Williams
Alfred Rlett Reman
A. W. Oakley
Florida
Florence Hill
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
Aiken
J. Hill
Frank P. Henderson
C. S. Johnson
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
William Johnson
Albert S. Willcox
Lanier Branson
Joseph Gilleaudeau
Herman Hahn
Roy Murray
United States Aviation Corps
C. A. Sanders
Phillippine
Johnston
Isabella Clift
New York
Walter H. Mays
Notable winter colony guests and social rounds in Aiken
Judge Clarence Hale presides in session in South Carolina as visiting guests fill homes along South Boundary and Charleston trips detail. New York and Boston visitors include the Gilleaudeaus, Whitney family, and various actors in social events at Woolworth House, Joy Cottage, and others. Polo, golf, and dances draw large winter crowds while fishing, boating, and luncheons mark the busy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hale
Portland
Maine
United States Court For
South Carolina
Aiken
J. Hopkins’ Smith
Joseph Gilleaudeau, Sr
New York
Joseph Gilleaudeau
Nora Colloredo Mansfield
Hope Iselin
Natika Nast
Charleston
Villa Margh
Boston
Harry Worcester Smith
Woolworth House
Joseph R.pruesdale
Westbury
L. L
S. Warner Battazzi
Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem
Rosebank
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Joy Cottage
Harry Payne Whitney
Fitch Gilbert
Red Top
Joseph Wilshire
John W. Converse
Joseph S. Stevens
Sherwood Robins
H. S. Tainter
Frederick H. Allen
Myrtle Grove
Mr. Stevens
Beautfort
Artemus Holmes
R. S. McLaughlin
William Laimbeer
Morgan Cowperthwaite
Ethel McAdoo
J. A. Guelland
George L. Saur
Paris
France
J. Frederick Byers
J. C. Blair
West Virginia
George D. Blair
Francis P. Garvan
George H. Mead
Nathaniel J. Reynal
Durban
Hayne Avenue
Thomas Hitchcock
Seymor Knox
Camden
Charles S. Bird
Mass
Robert P. Bass
Bass
New Hampshire
Holly Trees
Elkins
Hugh A. Murray
Arkerre
Florida
Palmetto Golf Links
C. Whitney Dall
Herbert Green
Cedarhurst
L. I
Albert T. Maurice
F. Byers
Caribbean Sea
Ellenton Notes Social Weekend Visitors and Events
Miss Mary Glymph of Anderson attended with her sister Miss Anne Glymph and performed a musical number at the U D C Carnival. Various locals hosted guests, traveled to Augusta, and attended club and church events. a death in the Miller family prompted a Greenwood visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenton High School
Annie Olymph
Wilmoth Buford
Dunbar Bush
Carroll Johnson
Florence Duncan
Wille. Duncan
Katherine Bush
W Fi. Ashley
M. Cassels
Mary Phoebe Bush
Ehawleth Miller
Katherine Bates
Louigs Cassels
Jabuth Miller -Ang
Jabuth Miller -Ang “Stay Ohrtoorf “Pheute
Dawn
Mary Gslumph
Andersen College Glee Club
Co Tume
Wwe
Frank D. Bush
Martha Wshington
Thieve Bagnal
Virginia Cassels
Annie Glymph
P. H. Buckingham
Ms. Glymph
Ellenton
Mary Glymph
Anderson
Anne Glymph
Glee Club
Anderson College
Mattie Lanier
Augusta
Peggy Sams
New Smyrna
Fla
W. H. Buford
W. F. Duncan
Ruth Nicholson
C. G. Youngblood
Tutt Youngblood
Lucille Jenness
Mary Owens
Dunbarton
Margaret Wright Hospital
J. P. Williams
Meyers Mill
Malcolm Miller
Allendale
A. R. Dunbar
W. A. Butler
Mortain
Tenn
Willie Mae Thames
Willie Duncan
J. J. Weathersbee
The
Agricultural Club
J. R. Boyleston
Mr. Oswald
C. Lee Gowan
A. H. Ward
Aiken
J. M. Dunbar
W. Dunbar
Millettville
Jule B. Smith
Greenwood
Richard Miller
Miller
Ellenton Farmers Club Hearing From Clemson Experts
The Ellenton Agricultural Club held a large monthly meeting at its clubhouse. Prof. Bowie from Clemson College spoke on commercial fertilizer and plant food value. Next meeting will feature Prof. Morgan on poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenton Agricultural Club
Bowie
Clemson College
Morgan
Clemson
Mrs Sallie Caughman Dies at 70 in Shiloh
Mrs Sallie Caughman aged 70 died at her Shiloh home Saturday. She leaves husband J M Caughman and three daughters Della Gantt Leesville Laura Shealy Batesburg Lizzie Hardy Batesburg, and son John Caughman of Shiloh. Funeral at Salem Lutheran Church near Lexington with burial in the churchyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Caughman
Shiloh
Caughman
J. M. Caughman
Della Gantt
Leesville
Laura Shealy
Batesburg
Lizzie Hardy
John Caughman
Salem Lutheran Church
Lexington
Missionary Circles Report Two Successful Meetings
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist church held two circle meetings Tuesday afternoon. The Bo ho Patterson circle met with Mrs H G Anderson and the Edwards Mc Lent circle met with Mrs T R Langer. The ladies reported excellent meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Boho-Patterson
H. G. Anderson
T. R. Langer
Master Farm Home Makers Honoring Rural Women
In twenty three states five outstanding women are to be chosen this year as Master Farm Home Makers for their unusual achievements advancing rural life. The initiative marks a new era in recognizing farm women’s progress.
Farm Home Maker Profile Eligibility RulesOutlined
Sponsored by the Farmers Ginnee national women's magazine and college extension service outline eligibility for farm women nominated by five neighbors. Nominees must provide detailed information on home adequacy, income management, health records, family living habits, recreation, social development, child training, and community work to depict the modern successful farm home-maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We. Ginnee National Women’s Magazine
Fes
College Extension Service
Why Kill One and Coddle Another Debate on Capital Punishment
An opinion piece contrasts the fate of sane versus insane murderers arguing for consistent treatment. It questions whether society can justify executing one offender while preserving life for another, noting differences in impulse and planning. It calls for resolving the crime problem before policy.
Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh to be honored at NEA convention
The National Educational Association meeting in Boston will honor Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh with a gold emblem and life membership as a sign of respect from about 180 000 teachers nationwide. The War Department will airlift Mrs Lindbergh to Boston while her famed son travels aboard the Spirit of St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educational Association
Boston
Evangeline Lindbergh
War Department
Lindbergh
St. Louis
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Mildred Schroder
Bridge
Patty Vncent
Columbia
Hastings Wyman
Marion Clark
Blythe
H. G. Osteen
Sumter
Harold Platt
Frank Riddle
W. D. McNair
J. J. Cornwall
Clinton
Cornwall
R. L. Gunter
Richland Avenue
H. C. Hahn
W.M. Jenkins
Jacksonville
McKinley Franklin
Ida Cleekley
Kellah Wek
Rock
Henry Ford
Goodrich Shop
Whiskey Road
Sheffield
China
William and Mary Walnut Highboy
Sheraton Walnut
Chippendale
Bar Harbor
Augusta, Ga
Powell Hardware Co
Main
Aiken, S. G
Helen Munson
Note Crane
Edward Dutton
Orange, N. J
Highland Park Hotel
Miss Hope Iselin
Charles E. Brown
Wilcox’s
Wand
F. Walker
New Haven
Conn
Sarah Oogee
H. Healey
Wilbur
Ellenton Farmers Club
Mrs
Hermes
White House
Whitney Race Track
R. W. McCreary CO
Aiken, 5. C