U D C Chapter Hosts Splendid Program
Edward Croft Chapter U D C held its regular monthly gathering at Mrs A Carswell’s home with Mrs B B Langley assisting. The program featured a Carolina chorus a paper on South Carolina War Governors 1861 6 an instrumental duet tribute to the state flag a vocal solo to our soldiers in Grey bring Flowers and questions on Lives of Calhoun and Hampton. Delegates to the district conference in Springfield on March 14 were elected. A rummage sale plans were announced with donations invited and a social followed the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Croft
A. Carswell
B. B. Langley
Carolina
South Carolina
H. G. Andery
Mary Duches
Helen Carswell
John May
Clio L. Rothrock
Calhoun
Hampton
John Williams
H. A. Clark
John F. Williams
A. R. Wiliams
Walter Plunkett
Springfield
Toole
Curve Street
B. F. Etheredge
Richland Avenue
Dogs Show Results Mixed Across Breeds and Winners
Open class winners include Rosetor Chieftain with Claudia Phelps and Heather with Mrs Redmond in multiple categories. Terriers, Pekingese, and Boston Terrier Novice show winners list feature owners Mrs Owens Mrs Smith and G L Redmond. Smaller breeds Pemakge and Paupee place in Miscellaneous and Norwegain Elk Hound Unus tops over 26 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosetor
Claudia Phelps
Seruity
G. L. Redmond
Heather
Redmond
Mrs Redmond
Rosster Minty
King’s Point
George Owen
Donnie
E. L
F. B. Godwin
Owens
Boston
Jurors drawn for second week of coming Common Pleas term
Civil court jurors for the second week were drawn Tuesday. The list includes J A Toole Langley James Coker Bath S Benson Langley M L Fox Aiken R F D E Seigler Aiken R F D M W Poole Perry and others from North Augusta Beech Island Wagener Windsor Monetta Warrenville Seivern Ridge Spring Salley and Belvedere with multiple residents named as petit jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
J. A. Toole
Langley
James Coker
Bath
S. Benson
M. L. Fox Aiken
R. F. Dd
E. Seigler
Aiken
M. W. Jackson
Seivern
C. H. Nunn
Windsor
A. M. Erby
North Augusta
Leonard Whetstone
Perry
J. P. Logan
F. A. Box
J. B. Bryant
L. B. Lott
Monetta
M. W. Poole
E .T. Rambo
Leopard Langley
Thomas W. Davies
Beech Island
H. P. Seigler
R. F
J. V. Burgess
T. J. Wilson
Warrenville
A. J. Baggott
L. H. Fox
W.P. Timmerman
Clearwater
Berry
Julian Y. Bryant
Wagener
J. H. Landrum
C. J. Thomas
W. E. Arthur
R. F. D. E O. Scott
Ridge Spring
P .B. Glover
Belvedere
Tillman Cook
B.S. Whitton
W. E. Garvin
D. B. Blackman
R. F. D. J. F. Clamp
Salley
Quiet Meeting Highlights City Council Actions
The city council held a brief regular meeting approving liability insurance for all city employees except police and fire. An appeal by local merchant M Rudnick was sustained. The annual hospital appropriation of 31,000 was approved and G W KE Thorpe was reappointed as a city registration supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theer
M. Rudnick
Recorder’s Court
Rudnick
Aiken County
G. W. KE. Thorpe
Fire Department Responds to Two Wednesday Calls
The Washington home of Mrs. James F. Curtis saw a kitchen fire with small damage but quick containment. A separate forest fire broke out near Hitchcock Woods behind the old Augusta highway. firefighters contained the flames with effective effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Curtis
Washington
Hitchcock Woods
Augusta Highway
Meaning of Iodine Will Be Explained
Dr. William Weston from the South Carolina Natural Resources Commission will explain the iodine content meaning of the state's soil at a Thursday evening meeting at the Hotel Henderson. Sponsored by the Civic League with the Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis Club, the talk outlines the commission’s two year effort to study iodine levels and report early results behind the Iodine State license plate symbol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Weston
South Carolina Natural Resources Commission
Henderson
South Carolina
Civic League
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Weston
Aiken Garden Club Spring Show Scheduled at Local School
The Aiken Garden Club will host a Spring Show at the Aiken Preparatory School gym on Tuesday March 17 from 3 to 6 pm. There are two open classes for all entrants, Still Life Pictures and miniature Floral Arrangements, with first and second prizes. Messages for information go to Miss Parson in Aiken by telephone 445. Tables will be reserved for novel and wild flowers, and garden books are sought to stock the Dibble Memorial Library with voluntary contributions welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Garden Club
Dibble Memorial Library
Want Ads Offer Bargains and Jobs Across Town
Antique dealer ads list low prices on glass china pottery lamps clocks chairs and more. A second notice seeks a reliable man to run a local McNess business with earnings potential of 10 to 20 dollars daily. Plus sale of a seven piece living room suite and a rental offer at York Street. A lost vanity case with a large reward is advertised in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurens Street
McNess
Aiken County
McNess Co
Dept. M
Freeport
Illinois
Powers and duties of school trustees in 1930 act
The document outlines trustees authority to provide schoolhouses and employ or discharge teachers with state examiners. it notes the County Board of Education must certify teachers and set salaries. it states contracts require endorsement and that boards may reject unsuitable teachers. it ends with budget procedures for 1931 32 and guidance from Superintendent Kad Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
County Board of Education
Board of Examiners
County Board of Ial
D of Education
Board of Education
Kad Smith
Garden Institute at Charleston planned for March 17 to 19
The Garden Institute event in Charleston features talks by Elizabeth Pattee on accents and garden planning and by Richele on lawns and evergreens. Miss Caroline Alston led the program with Wednesday afternoon trips to Runnymede courtesy of Mrs. Charles Pinckney. Meetings occur at Gibbes Art Gallery by day and Chamber of Commerce by night in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken and
Aiken County
Garden Institute
Charleston
Caroline Alston
Elizabeth G. Pattee
Lawthrope School of Landscape Architecture
Groton
Mass
Richele
Gibbes Art Gallery
Meeting Street
Chamber of Commerce
Broad St
Aiken County Tax Books Open for 1930 Taxes
The tax books will stay open for 1930 state county and school taxes until May 1 1931 with a one per cent penalty. After May 1 all taxes go to execution and are payable to the Sheriff with penalties as provided by law. Thos H Williamson Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Thos. H. Williamson
Local social notes from Rock Hill and Augusta visits
Mrs Luia Austin of Rock Hill and Mrs George Huggins of Chester were guests of relatives for the week end. Mrs Levi Gleaton hosted her mother Mrs Norment of Darlington. Several ladies shopped in Augusta Tuesday. Miss Donie Corbett of Columbia College spent the week end here. Mrs W M Gunter and daughter Patsey of Savannah visited. Mrs Leon Corbett attended a D A R meeting in North Tuesday afternoon and will entertain at the April meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luia Austin
Rock Hill
George Huggins
Chester
Levi Gleaton
Norment
Darlington
J. Asbill
Herman Holley
Bob Gantt
M. B. Jackson
Pope Gantt
Augusta
Donie Corbett
Columbia College
W. M. Gunter
Patsey
Savannah
Leon Corbett
Jeremiah Jones
North
Clarence Culler
Otto Livingston
Corbett
Art Club Meeting Highlights India Program
The Art club assembled Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Ernest E. Jones's home. The program focused on India, offering visual and discussion elements for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest E. Jones
India
Art club to host study hour meeting and musical program
The Art club sponsors a news meeting to discuss the musical program to be presented over WIS Friday night. The event will close the month and mark the club’s seventh birthday. New member Mrs. Rosalie Cole is welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Art Club
Rosalie Cole
Mrs Anna Belle DuBose Dies in Ridge Spring at 52
Mrs Anna Belle DuBose wife of T H DuBose longtime Ai ken County resident died early Friday at home in Ridge Spring Funeral services led by Rev H M Hodgens were held the next day at Town Creek Baptist Church with interment in the churchyard She is survived by three daughters Mrs J W Hare of Tillman Mrs J B Branham of Lancaster Dorothy Du Bose one son Weldon DuBose and two sisters Mrs W H Ford of near Warrenville and Mrs H T Ford of Augusta
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Belle DuBose
T. H. DuBose
Aiken County
Ridge Spring
H. M. Hodgens
Town Creek Baptist Church
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Aica Oy Weekly
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Aiken Publishing
Park Avenue
Walter E. Duncan
C. Alderman Duncan
16Th Field Artillery
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Ft. Benning
P.W. Townsend
the Cross
P. J. McLean
Calvary
Christ
P. U
Commission of Public Works
Fire Department
Garden Club
Pearce Carter
Batesburg Hotel
Batesburg, S. C
York Street
A. P. Meeks
York St
William FE. Miller
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
Wiss
Board of Trustees
Garden Institute At
Magnolia Gardens
Middleton
Bamberg
Denmark
Trenton
Crescent
Southern Railway System
Wiener
A&p
JEWEL
New York State
Silverbrook
Whitehouse
LUX
Scottissue
Waldoref
Kellogg’s
Sunnyfield
Iona
Long Isleg Island
Ibe
Bam
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