Tonsil and Adenoid Clinic Opens for Aiken Children
Aiken Hospital hosts a two day Tonsil and Adenoid clinic for county children unable to travel to a hospital. Dr. T E Oertel of Augusta will perform operations with trained nurses and a long list of assisting ladies overseeing wards.
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Aiken County
Aiken Hospital
T. E. Oertel
Augusta
Oertel
Herman Hahn
Albert Wilcox
E. A. Green
E. S. Henderson
Frank P. Henderson
Lease Wyman
Vincent Wyman
H. T. Hall
R. G. Tarrant
W. W. Edgerton
Nettie Bergman
W. B. Turner
Laura Bock
Leon Holley
Jas
A. Hall
Henry Tryon
Correction of Firestone Tire Prices in Aiken Ad
Correction notice lists updated prices for Firestone tires including 20x2.12 Regular and multiple 30x3 to 32x4 sizes plus over size balloons. Tires are sold and handled in Aiken by the Aiken Tire Shop.
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Firestone Tire
Firestone
S. S
S.S
Aiken
Banana Case Co At Ellenton New Industry
The Leigh Banana Case company erects a new plant near Ellenton in Aiken County. A cleared site hosts steel framed buildings with galvanized iron sides, a brick brick kiln, and four large boilers signaling a major new industrial facility.
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Banana Case CO
Ellenton
NEW Industry
Aiken County
Leigh Banana Case Company
Audley Ward Nominated for Kiwanis District Deputy
The Aiken Kiwanis Club held its regular bi weekly meeting last Thursday with strong attendance. Audley Ward was nominated for district deputy. Secretary C Lee Gowan reported on the Citadel show and the club sponsored dance. H G Plaisted spoke on radio in simple terms.
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Aiken Kiwanis Club
Audley Ward
Citadel
C. Lee Gowan
H. G. Paisted
Plaisted
Revival and Mother's Day Services Across Valley Churches
Sunday services spread across Granit eville Warrenville and Vanacluse with Rev T C Odell and Rev A Ferguson delivering sermons on Mother’s Day themes and revival at Granit eville. E S Jones, Columbia District presiding elder, preaches at Vanacluse church Sunday afternoon followed by the third quarterly conference.
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St. John Methodist Church
Graniteville
T. C. Odell
Warrenville Methodist Church
A. B. Ferguson
E. S. Jones
Columbia District
Vanacluse Methodist Church
Mother's Day Services At First Baptist Church
Mother's Day services hosted by the First Baptist Church include a morning program by the High School Glee Club and a sermon by Dr. McLean on Our Mothers. Sunday school starts at 9:45. Evening service at 8 features another sermon on Mothers with song. A cordial welcome to all.
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First Baptist Church
High School
Dr. McLean
Miss Gladys Smith Dies After Long Illness
Miss Gladys Smith formerly of Aiken died Tuesday morning at Ridgewood Camp Columbia after a long illness. She was in her twenty seventh year. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Chestnut Baptist Church near Chapnel conducted by Dr. P J McLean of Aiken.
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Gladys Smith
Aiken
Ridgewood Camp
Columbia
Miss Smith
Chestnut Baptist Church
Chapnel
P. J. McLean
Albert Wilcox Heads Chamber of Commerce
The Aiken Chamber of Commerce annual meeting elected Albert Wilcox, owner of the Wilcox Hotel, as president for the coming year. New directors appointed include Mrs Frank P Henderson Osivia Hutson Herbert Etryles and Mrs Walter.
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Aiken Chamber of Commerce
A. K. Lorenz
Ernest L. Allen
Albert Wilcox
Wilcox Hotel
Wilcox
Frank P. Henderson
Osivia Hutson
Herbert Etryles
Walter
Chautauqua Delights Aiken Audience This Week
Aiken crowds enjoy the Redpath Chautauqua program as five days of events unfold sponsored by the Civic League. The week features Applesauce, Private Peat, and a finale with Solis Marimba Band, promising strong attendance and financial support for the sponsor.
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Aiken
Redpath
Civic League
Private Peat
Eiher
Solis
Mrs Croft to Be Heard on Radio Tomorrow Night
Jacksonville resident Mrs. T. G. Groft, a noted vocalist, will give a recital broadcast by radio on Saturday night May 8. Aiken radio fans can tune WJ between 8 and 9 for a musical treat.
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Mrs. Croft
T. G. Groft
Jacksonville
Fla
Aiken
Mrs Susie Kilpatrick Dies After Illness At Langley
Susie Keller Kilpatrick aged 62 died at her Langley home after a protracted illness. Funeral services were held in Augusta Tuesday at 3 30 p.m. Rev Thomas Walker Langley Baptist Church pastor officiated. She leaves two sons George E Padgett Langley and Oliver Darby Padgett Lindale Ga.
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Susie Keller Kilpatrick
Langley
Augusta
Thomas Walker
Langley Baptist Church
Death in Bath: Annie Mitchell Widow of Oscar Mitchell
Mrs Annie Mitchell widow of the late Oscar Mitchell died at her Bath home Monday afternoon in her 28th year. She leaves her parents Mr and Mrs John Wooten and one daughter. Funeral services were held Tuesday from the Bath Baptist Church.
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Annie Mitchell
Oscar Mitchell
Bath
John Wooten
Bath Baptist Church
Jacksonville
Fla
Aiken
McKinley Franklin
McKinley Franklin, Jr
Forde
Jenkins
Faris
Wiley Abercrombie
Daytona
Thos. Morgan
Winthrop
Bruce Coleman
Columbia
I. W. Fowler
Walter Duncan
D. W. Melton
University of South Carolina
LD. W. Watkins
South Carolina Cooperative Extension Service
Histor Beech Island Agricultural Club
John C. Balcomb
Hittle
Steubenville
Ohio
St. Angela's Academy
Coker Springs
Everett E. Hite
Clearwater
P. W. Townsend
Carlos
Cleo Rothrock
Margaret Wright Hospital
Augusta
Harry Ludlow
Pinehurst
N. C
Florence Croft
J. B. White & Co
Aiken Institute
Rosanne Belliany
Memphis
Tenn
L. S. Fulghum
Warrenville
Paul Fulghum
B. B. Cullum
Federal Court
Florence
H. C. Hahn
Alma
Bertha
Charlotte
Hahn
Roy L. Rountree
Detroit
Mich
Thos. S. Glover
New York
Hayne F. Rice
Greenville
F. H. Porter
Beverely Farms
Mass
Louise
Caroline Blomberg
G. L. Toole
Sumter
Louis Des. Hutson
Chattanooga
John C. Hutson
F. K. Moreley
Washington
C. D. Kenney
Wilfred MacEwan
North
MacEwan
Margaret Carswell
Chesterfield
W. D. Ellis
Atlanta
Hastings Wyman, Sr
Junior Club Fishing Party At Sawyer Ponds
The Monetta Junior Agricultural Club of about twenty youngsters fished at Sawyer's pond near Monetta Tuesday under leader W G Sawyer. Searle Thomas was named champion fisherman. a fish fry followed with Mrs. W G Sawyer presiding. C Lee Gowan of Aiken attended. A Graniteville Methodist Church Sunday school building is under construction after remodel. 100 new members joined the rolls last year under Rev A B Ferguson Jr.
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Sawyer’s Pond
Monetta
W. G. Sawyer
Searle Thomas
C. Lee Gowan
Aiken
Graniteville Methodist Church
A. B. Ferguson, Jr
Harold Quattlebaum to Graduate in Pharmacy
Harold Quattlebaum of Aiken will graduate from the Atlanta College of Pharmacy at commencement exercises next Wednesday May 12. He plans to locate in Aiken after graduation.
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Harold Quattlebaum
Aiken
M. J. Quattlebaum
Atlanta College of Pharmacy
Quattlebaum
Mother's Day Services at St John’s Methodist Church
Mother's Day will be observed at St John’s Methodist Church with a 11 15 a m service on Sunday and a 8 p m Fathers Service in the evening. Appropriate music will be rendered and the public is invited to attend and expect a warm welcome.
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St. John’s
St. John’s Methodist Church
Sarratt-Hair wedding in Columbia on April 24
Miss Kate Sarratt of Gaffney and HM B Hare of Saluda, longtime Aiken Institute faculty member, were married in Columbia on Saturday April 24.
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Kate Sarratt
Gaffney
Aiken Institute
HM. B. Hare
Saluda
Columbia
Aiken Receives Insurance Fund Share from Fire Dept Collections
The City of Aiken reports a check for 552.97 as its share of state insurance commissioner collections from insurance companies tied to fire departments.
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Aiken
State
Kitchings Mill Salley Varsity Beats Allen Dale Hiat Salley
The Kitching Mill Salley high school baseball team defeated Allen Dale Hiat Salley Tuesday by a score of 6 to 2.
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Kitchings Mill
Kitching Mill Salley
Allendale Hiat Salley
Local Visitor Notes and Family News
Miss Maryann Steadman visiting Atlanta returns home tomorrow. Frederick A. Snow departed for New York after months in Aiken. Mrs Snow will remain here through the 15th. Max Schulhoffer of Waynesville visits his sister Mrs Fritz Schulhoffer.
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Maryann Steadman
Atlanta
Frederick A. Snow
New York
Aiken
Snow
Max Schulhoffer
Waynesville
Fritz Schulhoffer
Lost Blue Handbag Reported Missing With Contents
A lost blue leather handbag containing an email change item a gold fountain pen a bank book and gloves. A reward is offered and will be returned to Hahs Pharmacy.
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Hah
Notable Aiken Friends and Visitors Share Local Life
Personal Jacksonville visitors attended events in Aiken including the baptism of McKinley Franklin Jr. and meetings with local families. The column lists residents and guests from Daytona to Baltimore, noting travels, hospital visits, and social gatherings across Beech Island, Edgefield, and Columbia.
Squares of taffeta for scarfs headline
The square taffeta kerchief is the latest neck accessory with big soft squares in taffeta and surah twill. They feature striped borders in bright colors and pastel centers. Gray blue green and gold tones appear in richer shades. The Deauville scarf returns, notably paired with a black taffeta gown for a vivid evening highlight.
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Paris
German Claims Scheme and U S Bond Proposal
Representative Mills of New York introduces a bill for a 250 million dollar treasury bond to pay American claims against Germany and release German property held as security. Treasury State and Justice officials near submission to Coolidge before Congress. In Paris, crowds gather at Avenue de Wagram for a costume ball with Cardinal Dubois and Monsign.
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Mills
New York
Treasury
Germany
State
Justice Departments
Coolidge
Congress
le Figaro
Paris
Avenue de Wagram
Salle Wagram
Cardinal Dubois
Monsig
Roland Gosselin
American farmers lead world in efficiency and machinery
The United States ranks top in agricultural machinery development and farm labor productivity rose 22.5 percent from 1910 to 1920 while crop output grew 11 percent according to a National Industrial Conference Board survey. The findings praise progress without offering relief to farmers.
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United States
National Industrial Conference Board
The Playwright Receives Harsh Judgment
A hopeful writer pleads for fair treatment of his manuscript after a manager dismisses it with a sharp retort. The manager asserts the work earned him a severe punishment, claiming a truly just judge would have given ten years.
Bargains In Used Cars Worthy Car Values Prompt Interest
Used car showrooms advertise bargains with prices shown as 50.00 200.00 300.00 and urge responsible buyers to visit.
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Chesterfield Street
John C
C. B. Hutson
J. Bo Given
S. C
Plunketts Pond
Carolina
S. Thomas
Lee St
Wessels, Florist
Aiken Standard Office
E. L. Allen
Gambol
Surance
G. Rban
Prestens Mor
Bondsreal Estate
Ainen
C. Tiiernave
Audley
Kiwanians
Valley Church Services
Mother's Day Services
Chamber OF Commerce
S. K. Kilpatrick
Sarratt
J. M. Smoot
Baltimore
Dora Staubes
Ernest F. Brown
American Farmer
Chevrolet Co
Italy
Octagon Laundry
Babbite
Heinz India
Maryland
Suatlantics Pacific
Coastal Plains
Orangeburg
Young Men’s Business League
A Chamber of Commerce
L. S. Wolfe
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