Weekend visitors and relocations in the South Carolina area
Local notices recount a string of weekend guests and travels across Aiken Charleston Columbia Bluffton and nearby towns. Names include Hafers Thompson Mattison Kerr Reel Morary Casella and Ballentine figures with transfers to Columbia and deaths prompting travel. Activities cover club conventions weddings and May Day events at Limestone College with family visits in Hendersonville Roanoke and Cynthiana.
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Shogsl
South Carolina
Federels
Wee Men's
Clabé
Aiken
G. H. Ballentine
Barbara Ballentine
Gaffney
Limestone College
W. B. Turner
Elkton
Ch. M. Citesels
Marriage of Mrs. George A Goodrich and Jason W Woodward
Friends learn of the marriage quietly solemnized Sunday at the Baptist parsonage Rev P J McLean officiating The couple for Florida points then Winter Park Fla and Augusta will divide their time between Aiken and Winter Park Mrs Woodward a former Augusta resident after her husband’s death spent time there and Mr Woodward has interests in Aiken County and Winter Park investments.
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George Alexander Goodrich
Augusta
Jason W. Woodward
Aiken
Winter Park
Fla
Baptist Parsonage
P. J. McLean
Goodrich
Woodward
Aiken County
Pla
Scolar Weatherford marriage surprises Bath and Goldsboro
Miss Vivian Weatherford of Bath and Columbus Scolar of Goldsboro NC were quietly married at the Methodist parsonage Saturday evening with Rev J G Huggin officiating. Weatherford is the daughter of H W Weatherford and Langley Bath High School senior. Sholar is a young man of ability with many friends in the area.
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Vivian Weatherford
Bath
Columbus Scolar
Goldsboro
N.C
J. G. Huggin
Sholar
H. W. Weatherford
Langley-Bath
Bencgins
Surprise wedding of Woodward and Gondrich in Aiken
A Baptist Parsonage ceremony Sunday afternoon united Mrs G A Gondrich of Augusta and Jason Woodward of Aiken. Dro 2 Melon performed the service. The couple will reside in Aiken amid friends in the community.
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Nasts
Aiken and
G. A. Gondrich
Augusta
Jason Woodward
Baptist
Engagement of Mary Elizabeth Parker to Dr L Orville Herring
Mrs Parker of Graniteville announces the engagement of daughter Mary Elizabeth Parker to Dr L Orville Herring of Charlotte North Carolina. The marriage will be solemnized in June. Also announced at Union last week, Mrs Kate Feaster Bath Mrs Sarah A Woodward Aiken and Mrs Mattie Bryant Graniteville were named on the state council of the Daughters of America with Feaster as associate ice councilor Bryant as state conductor and Woodward as state secretary.
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H.C. Parker
Graniteville
Mary Elizabeth
Kate Feaster
Bath
Sarah A. Wodward
Aiken
Mattie Bryant
State Council of the Daughters of America
Union
Feaster
Bryant
Woodward
Aiken County
Large pre Civil War horse painting discovered in Shrewsbury
Ford Morris of Shrewsbury unveils a rare pre Civil War Troye painting of horses. The canvas shows a race mare with a boy holding the bridle and a driver in a buggy, praised as a masterful, studio-completed work. Harry Worcester Smith notes it dates to Troye’s best period.
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Ie Ford Morris
Shrewsbury
Edward
Traye
Ing
Lancaster Street
Jand
Troye
Horace
Mr. Morris
Harry Worcester Smith
Aiken
Tiare
Loyalty Week at First Baptist Aiken Observes Loyalty
Baptists of Aiken will observe Loyalty Week from May 1 to May 11 with afternoon and evening services at First Baptist Church. Rev Po J McLean ترتیب ed a minister lineup from across the state for daily services, culminating with Dr W J Mc Grothin of Furman University leading the final service on Monday. The preaching schedule includes Rev W R Davis, Rev B W Thomason, Rev AL O Kelley, Rev B H Wall, and Rev W G Young, with Rev A W Hammond directing singing to deepen spiritual fervor and loyalty to the church.
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Baptists of
Aiken
Firsti Baptist Church
Po J. McLean
W. J. McGrothin
Furman University
Greenville
W. R. Davis
Williston
B. W. Thomason
Edgefield
O’kelley
Denmark
B. H. Wall
Johnston
Young
Eavesbury
A. Ww. Hammond
Aiken County
Renereus
Miss Ella Redmond Dies at Warrenville Home
Miss Ella Redmond aged 32 died Sunday afternoon at her parents home in Warrenville. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Baptist church near Batesburg conducted by Rev. O. E. Tevow with interment at Auguetts Lane.
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Ella Redmond
J. J. Redmond
Warrenville
Baptist Church
Batesburg
O. E. Tevow
County Farm Loan Deliveries Speed Up to Farmers
County farm loan checks totaling about 25,333.91 have been issued by county agent C. Lee Gowan and sent to farmers. Delivery is faster than last year but still behind demand, prompting three trips to Columbia to speed up. Checks now arrive by mail rather than weekly personal deliveries, with additional applications and reductions noted.
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C. Lee Gowan
Columbia
Callahan Granted Rehearing of Case
Callahan, accompanied by Vittle Joe Calla hain, was Friday granted a new trial by Judge Featherstone in court. The order cites newly discovered evidence and affidavits suggesting others were present at the scene. The court notes the witness identification may have been mistaken and grants a fresh trial to the defendant.
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B. C
Featherstone
Cleanup Campaign Meeting At Ayken Health Department
The Chenpy campaign at Ayken Health Department opened Monday and continues Saturday with a large turnout. The event praised by organizers includes free passes to children under twelve for a recycling drive and a push to collect twenty old cans and bottles per participant. Local officials report strong community involvement and support from the Heart Department in promoting environmental cleanup efforts.
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Chen Py Campaiven
Ayken
Chesney Et Sina
Rabbisn
Premi Ar
Minister Selected for Haccalauture Sermon at Aiken Institute
Rev William Arthur Fairy pastor of Winnsboro Methodist Church has been invited to deliver the commencement sermon before the Glass of the Aiken Institute May 15 at Arkett Theatre. Fairy accepted the invitation as Commencement Week begins with services and graduation exercises to follow. The Ladies Missionary Society held its monthly meeting yesterday afternoon due to next week’s schedule.
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William Arthur Fairy
Winnsboro Methodist Church
Aiken Institute
Arkett Theatre
Fairy
Bernice Burckhalter
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