South Carolina Education Progress and Growing School Debt
The 1924-25 state education report notes record spending for salaries, buildings, and equipment, with total expenditures of 15.54 million and salaries at 9.12 million. State bonds for schools reach 11.19 million against property valued at 5.53 million, suggesting a substantial but debated scale of investment and risk of brick and mortar emphasis. County debts vary widely with Georgetown, Fairfield, Cherokee, and Edgefield high in debt ratios, Sumter low due to municipal bonds.
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South Carolina
Hope
Greas
State Tax Commission
Greenville
Florence
Spartanburg
Anderson
MaeCorn
Jasper
Amcourt
Georgetown
Fairfield
Cherokee
Edgefield
Sumter
McCormick
Aiken
Primary Election Planned for Aiken Aldermen Vacancies
A primary to fill two city council seats arises from resignations of Dr Ben F. Wyman and John F. Shuler. Registration opens April 22 with books placed at J. W. Ashhurst on Laurens street for Ward 1 and C. M. Bishop's store for Ward 2. Committees named for Ward 1 and Ward 2 oversee the forthcoming special election.
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Ben F. Wyman
John FE. Shuler
Wyman
Department of Rural
State Board of Health
Shuler
Florida
Aiken
Laurens Street
C. M. Bishop
Messrs
J. W. Ashhurst
Geo. A. Durban
E. A. Green
Montmorenci Postmaster Jas S Keel Buried
After a ten day illness James S Keel longtime Montmorenci postmaster and church worker died. He is survived by one son Hiram four daughters and many relatives including siblings in Augusta Allendale Anderson Pelzer and Shaw s Fork. Funeral services were held at Montmorenci Baptist Church led by Rev B M Foreman with interment in the church yard.
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James S. Keel
Hiram Keel
J. D. Bell
H. M. Johnson
Frank Woodward
Shaw’s Fork
J. C. Keel
Allendale
W. L. Keel
Anderson
R. E. Keel
Charles W
John D Yaun Dead In Warrenville
John D. Yaun longtime Aiken County road builder and superintendent of the chain gang died at his Warrenville home Sunday after weeks of illness. He left a wife and four children including Mrs Abner Yaun of San Antonio and Mrs Lola Williamson of White Plains plus Mrs Ollie Rearden of Charlotte. Funeral services were held at Warrenville Methodist church with Rev A B Ferguson Jr and Rev Thomas Walker officiating and burial at Bethany Cemetery in Aiken.
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John D. Yaun
Aiken County
Warrenville
Yaun
Chain Gang
Abner R. Yaun
San Antonio
Texas
Wm. J. Yaun
Lola Williamson
White Plains
Ollie Rearden
Charlotte
N.C
Warrenville Methodist Church
A. B. Ferguson, Jr
Thomas Walker
Bethany Cemetery
Aiken
Aiken Club to Face Augusta Blue Birds at Titanian Hall
The Aiken Athletic Club hosts the Augusta Blue Birds tonight at Titanian Hall with admission set at 15 and 25 cents. The local team also schedules a Monday game against Langley here.
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Aiken Athletic Club
Augusta Blue Birds
Titanian Hall
Langley
Sheppard Eyes Run for Lieutenant Governor
James Orlando Sheppard of Edgefield, son of John Calhoun Sheppard, is seriously considering a bid for Lieutenant Governor amid broad support. Born August 29, 1890, he studied at Edgefield High School and the University of South Carolina, served in France in World War I, and is serving his second term in the General Assembly.
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John Calhoun Sheppard
South Carolina
H. S. Thompsgqn
James O. Sheppard
Edgefield
James Orlando Sheppard
Adult school work expands in Aiken County towns
A new phase of adult education operates in Langley and Bath with all time teachers guiding home and night classes. Enrollment runs about 65, with 50 attending monthly, and two additional night teachers support the effort. One 60 year old woman learns to write and aims to write to her California daughter. An April perfect attendance goal offers a free trip to Columbia.
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Aiken County
Bath
State Department of Education
California
Columbia the
Doug and Mary Debate Divorce With Bishop Manning
New York couple Doug and Mary say they disagree with Bishop Manning on marriage and divorce though they acknowledge his point. They note their own union survived despite both having divorces prior to marrying.
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New York
Doug
Mary
Bishop Manning
West
Mrs. Mattie Nappier Dies After Stairway Fall
Mrs. Mattie Nappier wife of J W Nappier died after missing a step and falling from a Graniteville doorway stairway Sunday afternoon. Survived by husband daughter Mrs Nellie Robinson and three sons Jesse Nap pier Warrenville Edward Nappier Columbia and George Nappier Missouri. Funeral held Monday at 2 pm from Graniteville Baptist Church with Rev Thomas Walker officiating.
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Graniteville
Mattie Nappier
J. W. Nappier
Nellie Robinson
Nappiner
Jesse Nappier
Warrenville
Edward Nappier
Columbia
George Nappier
Missouri
Graniteville Baptist Church
Thomas Walker
Young Bath Man Leo Wall Dies at 19
Leo Wall aged 19 son of Mr and Mrs W W Wall Bath died Sunday at 3 pm at home. Funeral services were held at Bath Baptist Church and he was buried Monday in Pine Grove cemetery. He is survived by his parents and a sister Miss Lucille Wall.
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Leo Wall
W. W. Wall
Bath
Pine Grove
Bath Baptist Church
Lucille Wall
Dr Roper to Preach at Aiken Methodists
Chester pastor Dr J C Roper will preach at 11 15 a m Sunday at St Johns Methodist Church. St Johns congregation worships there again Sunday. Sunday School meets at 10 a m. Men and Women Bible classes gather at the Methodist parsonage. Public invited.
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J. C. Roper
Chester
St. John’s
Elected Trustee in Langley and Bath School District
R L Dennis was elected trustee over J M Byran 307 to 202 in Langley and Bath School District No 2 last Friday. The State Supervisor of Adult Schools plans to aid pupils to see Columbia and the capital city vision. Some pupils seek to attend Opportunity School next August if scholarships are found. Adult classes are preparing a negro minstrel with proceeds funding scholarships for pupils and seeking county organization support.
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R. L. Dennis
Langley and
Bath
J. M. Byran
Columbia
Opportunity School
Legislature 10 Shuts Up Shop Tomorrow
Special to The Standard from Columbia reports a do nothing session as lawmakers fail to pass reform bills. House kills compulsory school attendance and a constitutional convention measure while pursuing but blocking inheritance tax repeal and broader tax reform. Conferees say they will report soon as the Tax Commission seems to lead the session toward a Saturday close.
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Columbia
General Assembly
South Carolina
House
John W. Duffle
Sumter
House of Representatives
Senate
Tax Commission
Death of N G Fogg in Sanford Maine
News arrives that N G Fogg died at his home in Sanford Maine after a period of illness He had spent much time in Aiken and was father of Mrs Olivia Hutson His son in law Mr Hutson left to attend the funeral and several friends in Aiken mourn his passing.
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Aiken
Sanford
Maine
N. G. Fogg
Mr. Fogg
Olivia Hutson
Hutson
John Johnson Dies at 87 in Windsor
John Johnson 87 a Windsor resident and Confederate veteran died at his home Wednesday morning and was buried Thursday. He served four years in the Civil War and leaves a large number of relatives. Joe Kirkwood the noted golfer will give an exhibition on the Highland Park links next Tuesday.
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John Johnson
Windsor
Johnson
Joe Kirkwood
Highland Park Links
Bill To Require Plant Closures Notices To FTC
Special Correspondence Washington Congressman Hare introduced a bill requiring manufacturers in interstate or foreign commerce to notify the Federal Trade Commission of plant closures and durations. The FTC would probe suspected collusion or restraint to prevent violations, applying to firms with more than 100 workers. The measure aims to curb sudden shutdowns by large producers and protect workers.
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Washington
Congersman
Butler B. Hare
House of Representatives
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Hume
Soul Stirring Revival At Warrenville Methodist Church
Revival meetings continue at Warrenville Methodist Church with cottage prayer settings and evening sermons led by Rev. A. B. Ferguson Jr. The program features a fine song service with stringed hymns and sermons on universal sin and salvation. Services run nightly at 7 30 with sermons also planned for Graniteville and Vaucluse.
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A. B. Ferguson Jr
Jesus
Phillipian
Ervices
Warrenville
Odell
Ferguson
Graniteville
Vaucluse
Poultry Carload Shipping Planned Next Week
Arrangements by C Lee Gowan and Miss Blanche Bailey plan a car load of poultry from Aiken county next Tuesday and Wednesday. The car will visit Perry on Tuesday March 23 from 9 to 12 M and Wagner on the same day from 2 to 5 P M, then at Perry and Wagner the next day from 9 to 12 M. Birds should be taken to these spots for best market prices. Epworth League of St John Methodist Church met Wednesday evening at the parsonage.
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C. Lee Gowan
Blanche Bailey
Aiken County
Perry
Wagner
Epworth League of
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