W W Long Addresses Kiwanis on South Carolina Agriculture
Dr. W W Long spoke to Kiwanians on the agr icultural outlook for South Carolina. He noted past deflation and flood years, bank failures, and lingering overburdened finances since 1920, but said prospects improved with potential cotton yields and stronger exports. He urged continued weevil control and noted higher purchasing power for crops, despite grain and cotton shortages.
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Dr. Long
South Carolina
Kiwanians
South Carolina Farmers Urged to Fight Weevils and Boost Poultry
The article urges active use of calcium arsenate to control the weevil in cotton and warns against complacency. It cites hog shortages and high pork prices, advocates Clemson College dairy guidance, and promotes establishing flocks of 100 to 200 hens and a home orchard. It notes demonstrations showing profits, manure value, and acid phosphate use.
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Tepedre
South Carolina
United States
J. P. McMaster
Clemson College
Uth Carolina
Bueness
There is more to farming than making money by running a farm
The article notes farming involves more than profit and hints at broader aims of better farming, with a continuation on page four.
Dr E W Sikes to Speak at Aiken Kiwanis Ladies Night
Next Friday March 20 Dr E W Sikes district governor of the Kiwanis and head of Coker College Hartsville and newly elected president of Clemson College will be guest of honor at the Aiken Kiwanis Club Ladies Night. The wet jurors for the second week of Civil Court in Aiken County were drawn Tuesday listing numerous jurors from Langley Bath North Augusta and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E W. Sikes
Kiwanians
Coker College
Hartsville
Clemson College
Aiken Kiwanis Club
S’kes
South Carolina
Aiken County
R. C. Holsonback
Langley
N. Anderson
Otts
E. H. Seigler
Lybrands
FL. Dowdy
Larney
Clarence Brodie
T. T. Rawls
Seivert
Monroe Barton
Warrenville
J. G. Cook
W. Bryant
A. B. Beard
Clearwater
FE. Owens
Bath
A. C. Haskell
North Augusta
R. F
J. C. Jones
Oak Grove
R. D. Mays
Ellenton Hood Lowe
L. P. Cullum, Jr
Perry
James A. Carr
George Lamar
Page & Hankinson
A. L. Reynolds
J. 3
Kirkland
Lybrarids
RB. L. Gunter
Salley
Charlie Fox
M. L. Brodie, Jr
Salley Carr
Heffrer
A. McEmurray
Pare & Hankinger
Flood Asserv
Hiram Scott
Windsor
Vuriptias Decalogue Ad Churca Sermon Series
Wr McLean delivers the fourth sermon in the series Ine Rule of Life with subject Ine Caristian Deca iomue. Sunday school at 9:45 J. 2. Shuler superintendent Havering wor Suipal sao. Song service and echo singing featured. Pastor will preach on the Judgment Day. A welcome for everyone at tats enuren.
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Ad Churca
McLean
Shuler
Havering
Robbery at Eureka Store Reported as Cash Stolen
Ed Leppard store in Eureka was robbed Monday with about 20 to 50 dollars taken from the cash drawer. Mrs. Leppard was away at her home nearby when the theft occurred. Suspicion falls on two African American men seen lingering near the store earlier in the morning.
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Ed Leppard
Eureka
J L Tyler Dies at Home in Windsor after Long Life
J L Tyler a longtime Windsor resident died at his home Thursday of last week at about age 70 to 75 He was a Confederate veteran and a member of the Methodist church Surviving are his widow four sons and three daughters with relatives in Aiken Williston Chicago Atlanta and Lakeland The funeral was held Friday at Treadway Baptist church
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J. L. Tyler
Windsor
Tyler
Methodist Church
Aroacna Prothro
J. D. Prothro
Aiken
W. E. Prothro
Williston
Gerald Tyler
Newee
Willie Tyler
Colorado
Care Tyler
Chicago
Wallace Tyler
Atlanta
P. J. Livingston
Kitchings Mill
Wade Dicks
Louise Johnson
Pia
Treadway Baptist Church
Hickory Grove toddler Louis Walker dies in Augusta hospital
Louis Walker two year old son of Mr and Mrs J W Walker of Hickory Grove died last Sunday in a Augusta hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending with local relatives notified.
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Louis Walker
J. W. Walker
Hickory Grove
Augusta
Byrnes Bids Farewell to Second District in Public Letter
James F Byrnes expresses gratitude to the Second Congressional District as his fourteen year term ends. He credits supporters and secretary Henry B Hare for his service and announces a planned move to Spartanburg to pursue business while inviting constituents to visit.
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Ond
Henry B. Hare
Spartanburg
James F. Byrnes
Marguerite Ringo to Sing for Aiken Library Fund
Noted soprano Marguerite Ringo will perform in concert at the Aiken Library Memorial Fund benefit on a Wednesday evening in March. The event features prominent patrons and honors the local memory while highlighting Ringo’s acclaimed voice and versatile repertoire.
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Marguerite Ringo
Library Fund
Aiken
J. Flyer
Migron Pinckney Brown
Clarence Dolan
Walter Duncan
Maria Edgerton
BM Grace
Frank P. Henderson
Thomas Hitchcock
C. Oliverlin
P. J
Notable Voice Praises From Havana Night Club
La Noche in Havana Cuba features Marguerite Birgo described as a beautiful young woman with a powerful, agreeable voice. Critics laud her aria as splendid with notable style, noting fate and charm in performance.
Township Tax Assessors Appointed by Governor McLeod
Governor McLeod names the Township Boards of Assessors for Ai ken County. The list includes Ai ken City Ged dings W W Edgerton J W Ashhurst and many township members across Chinquipin Giddy Swamp Hammond Langley McTier Millbrook Rocky Grove Rocky Springs Shultz Shaw Silverton Tabernacle Wagener Windsor and others. Clerks urge timely oaths and return to the Clerk of Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLeod
Aiken County
T T. Cushman
Aiken City
Geddings
W. W. Edgerton
J. W. Ashhurst
Aiken Township
J. D. Prothro
Johnson
L. M. Arthur
Aiken
Chinquipin
G. B. Cate
William Cato
Albert Asbill
Monetta
Giddy Swamp
J. O. Hays
George S. Bagiott
Lloyd Gunter
Wagener
Gregg
L. Wise
Edgar Couch
W. A. Parker
Graniteville
Hammond Township
R. L. McElmurray
A. G. Murray
B. Warres
Langley
John W. Demean
Banks Gunter
John Chafee
McTier
Charlie Fox
J. M. Ready
L. E. Lott
Earle
Millbrook
R. B. R. Armrene
Windsor
M. T. Halley
G. L. Weeks
Montmorenci
Rocky Grove
M. RB. Bolyston
J. A. S. Price
Salley
John Hickman
Springfield
Rocky
M. F. Wharton
J. FE. Timmerman
Eureka
Silverton Township
Henry L
Lake Reech Island
Thomas I&s Donbar
Harry Fanning
Everton
Green, Jr
Talatha
B. Weeks
Frank Weathersbee
Elkenton
Tabernacle Township
J. Buehee
Tha
City Council Handles Fountain Care and Drainage Plan
At the monthly meeting the Civic League was assigned fountain duties in the square by Mrs. Oliver Iselin. A Charlotte engineer spoke on a city drainage plan but no action. A Red Cross committee received $600 for immediate aid. The finance report showed $18,469.39 on hand after $6,060.50 in expenditures. Police reported 50 arrests in February, 12 convictions, and $652.25 in fines.
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Civic League
Oliver Iselin
Brooker
Charlotte
Councl
Red Cross
Miance Committee
Beautiful Pantome 4 at Baptist Church Inspires
A Sunday night service at the Baptist church ended in a dramatic candle glow as the Sunday school room doors opened to reveal a white cross. Elisabeth Lowe performed a pantomime hymn "Rock of Ages" while Marrie George sang with Susie George at the piano, creating a memorable spiritual moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Elisabeth Lowe
Marrie George
Susie George
Dr John A Clifton Sentenced for Narcotics Violation
Dr John A Clifton of Orangeburg was convicted in U S Court at Florence on a guilty plea to violating the narcotic act and sentenced to pay a $1000 fine or serve 90 days in the Aiken County jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Clifton
Orangeburg
Florence
Aiken County
Sil ver Cup Nine-Hole Putting Contest at Highland Park
A nine hole putting contest at Highland Park Hotel produced a winner, Mr Ames, with 15 strokes. Mrs Strawbridge and Mr McGinn tied for second at 17, with no playoff as Mr McGinn stepped aside to let Mrs Strawbridge share second place.
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Highland Park Hotel
Mr. Ames
Florida arrest brings back Aiken County suspect
Shariff Howard was sent to Fernandina Florida to extradite A. D. Wallace alias Jack Wheatley who ran a filling station for Walter Plunkett at Stiefeltown and allegedly misappropriated funds. A warrant had been issued for his arrest and Wallace was captured in Florida.
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Shariff Howard
Fernandina
Fla
Aiken County
A. D. Wallace
Jack Wheatley
Walter Plunkett
Stiefeltown
Wallace
Florida City
Mrs Weeks Is Gravely Ill At Home
Mrs Oscar Weeks is critically ill at her White Pond home after several days of double pneumonia. Friends convey grave fears for her condition.
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Weeks
Oscar Weeks
White Pond
Annual Rummage Sale for Dibble Library Fund
The annual rummage sale will be held on March 31 at Titanian Hall to benefit the Dibble Memorial Library Fund. Organizers expect a large sum from the sale and urge community participation.
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Dibble Memorial Library Fund
Titanian Hall
Flower Show At Rose Hill In Aiken This Afternoon
The Garden Club of Aiken hosts a flower show this afternoon at 4 o'clock at Rose Hill, the home of Mrs. Sheffield Phelps. Admission is free.
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Garden Club
Aiken
Rose Hill
Aiken Gun Club Holds Twenty-Sixth Annual Meet
The twenty sixth annual meet of the Aiton Gun Club runs March 16 to 21 and will attract many prominent participants from across the country.
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Aiken Gun Club
Aiton Gun Club
unclear text fragment about a prominent club and concert venues
fragmentary OCR text mentions well known clubs and concert courses and Cuban appearances, but lacks coherent details or identifiable names or events to summarize. The item reads like partial notes rather than a complete report.
Langley to Consider Modern High School Building
A Langley meeting discussed plans for a new brick and hollow tile high school costing about 35 000 to serve Bath Gloverville Clearwater and Pine Forest pupils now attending Langley. The project aims to relieve crowded classes and preserve the Langley auditorium for classrooms aided by the 640 1 law and a six months term funding.
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Langley
Bath
Loreley Hugc
Gloverville
Clearwater
Pire Forest
Cock H. Seigler
J. RK. Parker
Niko
Farscome
Crowth
Wes
Langley Manufacturing Company
Archool
Respond
Tickets on sale for Marguerite concert at Aiken Library
Tickets for the Marguerite concert will be sold at the Aiken Library on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday during morning and afternoon slots 10:30 a.m. 11 o'clock and 3:50 to 5 p.m. in the afternoon.
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Marguerite 'Iage
Aiken
Colored School Children Observe Field Day in Aiken
About 2 000 colored school children enjoyed field day in Aiken with a long parade through city streets. Twenty four colored schools were represented and Chime Bells school won the main event on the grounds of the Aiken colored graded school. Indoor exercises showed good training and the county’s colored people earned praise for their efforts.
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Aiken
Chime Bells School
Fairfield Street
Schuitz Township Agricultural Club Meets With Seed Talk
The Schuitz Township Agricultural club held a Wednesday meeting at the clubhouse. C. B. Carberry of Spartanburg Clemson College spoke on the survey of Better Seed, sharing valuable insights. A barbecue dinner was served.
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Schuitz Township Agricultural Club
C. B. Carberry
Spartanburg
Clemson College
Children of the Economy Home Sing in Aiken Sunday
Children from the Economy Home will sing at different churches in Aiken on Sunday. Mrs. Wyman P. Woodward is spending the weekend in Charleston.
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Aiken
Wyman P. Woodward
Charleston
Mrs Albert Ro Pentaine Dead in Augusta
Mrs. Albert Ro Pentaine of Belvedere Augusta died Tuesday after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at the residence of Mrs. Jo ee Storie Belvedere Wednesday at 2 p.m. Interment in Jangley cemetery. Survivors include husband W A Fontaine four daughters and one son. She was born at Willistor and had lived in Belvedere five years. She was a member of Belvedere Christian church.
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Albert Ro Pentaine
Moni Bugatoth Fontaine
Assert
Rowland Montaine
Augusta
Jo Ee
Belvedere
Jangley
W Andlereen
M. L. An
Cake and Cardy Fray Set For March Sale
A sale is scheduled for March 1 in the Cake and Cardy Fray area with an afternoon session. Officials note the event will proceed regardless of weather and invite local residents to attend.
Easter Offering Fee Question Sparks Confusion
An unclear note asks if the Easter offering is the fourth, prompting questions about the correct fee. No further details or context are provided.
Wagener Firm Loses Storehouse to Fire
Wagener residents awoke Saturday to a blaze at the Brodie & Brodie store. The wooden building burned quickly, destroying Mrs. Waite’s upper-story furniture and clothing in the rear press ing club. Brodie & Brodie operated a modern grocery and market with stock partially insured. The fire removes a landmark set to be replaced by a brick structure.
Death of John James Wise Near Augusta
John James Wise aged 50, a native of Aiken county and member of a well known family, died at his residence near Augusta. Funeral services were held. he was survived by his widow Mrs. Davis Wise and three sons C. W. Ay Wise of Charlotte, J. D. Wise of North Augusta, and W. H. Wise of Augusta, plus four daughters.
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John James We
Aiken County
Augusta
Williston
Davis
Mra
CW. Ay i
Charlotte
S.C
FT Wise
North Augusta
W. H. Wise
Death of Ruthedee Woodward at White Pond
Ruthedee Woodward well known to Ruthedee Woodward died at his home in White Pond at 1 30 am after a long illness. He was 40, son of the late John Woodward of Montmorenci. Survived by widow Mrs Della Scott Woodward, mother Mrs Hattie Woodward, two sisters Maude and Laurine, two brothers Eugene and Monroe, and others including James Woodward of the Aiken police and Theodore Woodward of Statesboro. Funeral at Montmorenci Baptist church conducted by Dr W M Jones, interment in family plot.
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Ruthedee Woodward
Rhrousynout
White Per
John Woodward
Montmorent
Woodward
Della Scott Woodward
White Pond
Hattie Woodward
Montmorenci
Maude
Laurine Woodward
Eugene
Monroe Woodward
Samuel Scott
Valle Cricls
N. Y
James Woodward
Aiken
Theodore Woodward
Statesboro
N.C
Montmorenci Baptist Church
Cottages Taken Recently in Port City Listings
Ogden L. Mills of New York and W. W. Williams move into The Oaks while F H Bonticou of New York takes Whisperines Pines and Fosdick cottage in Fosdick area Newark.
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Ogden L. Mills
New York
W. W. Williams
F. H. Bonticou
Whisperines Pines
Paulding
Fosdick
Newark
Fosck
Henry F. Schwartz at the Palmetto Inn
Henry F. Schwartz of New York is noted in reference to his stay at the Palmetto Inn.
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Henry F. Schwartz
New York
Palmetto Inn
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Jury
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Iken
Kentucky Jockey Club
Harry Payne Whitney
Joyce Cottage
Mr. Whitney
Candy Kid
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Backbone
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Eben M. Byers
Martin
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Louisville
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Europe
Yuerite Ringe
Los Angeles
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Marguerite Kingo
BPTI
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Mrs. Conver
Township Boards of Tax Assessors
Hopewell Township
J. E. Starnes
J. Harry Hydrick
A. Q. Shealey
Florida
Cuba
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Henry Minor
Greenwood County
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Minor
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