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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1929

Page

8

Ellenton Social Roundup in March Gatherings

Ellenton events include a bridge party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Sumpter Cassels, U D C chapter meetings at Mrs. Hood’s home, a Carolna Day invitation to nearby chapters, and St Patrick’s Eve entertainment with prizes. Also noted are visits, a child’s eye injury, Mrs Foreman’s hospital operation, bereavement notices, and a poetic tribute. The issue also covers federal tax on life insurance, a language policy debate in North Dakota, and citizen naturalization context.

Ellenton Sumpter Cassels U. D.C Joh Hood Will Greene William Busch Barnwell Aiken Wullston Anne Olymph Richard Youngblood Wilmington Frank Youngblood Slisses Emily Ingram Shillita Blackville Eleanor Dunbar Marion Brinkley S. N. Brinkley

Unrest in the churches spawns religious debate

The essay discusses Fosdick’s view that American religion is a flawed but vital core, criticizing sectarianism and ritualism while noting religion’s heart lies in essential life-shaping beliefs and the trend toward modern business methods in church practice.

Henry Emerson Fosdick Park Avenue Baptist Church New York America Jeffert Ener

Sleeping car buses enter transcontinental service

Sleeping car buses begin long transcontinental runs and attract paying passengers as they are cheaper than Pullman cars. The quote notes that regardless of wealth, the average American is a natural bargain-hunter.

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