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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1930
Page
4
Lancaster county Democrats convene to back Stewart for governor amid strong endorsements and expectations of statewide support. The convention highlights his qualifications and leadership, with candidates across the state weighing possible runs and policy stances shaping the race.
Kenneth B. Schley of Far Hills New Jersey purchased ten acres from Dr ROH Willa on Barnerd Road near South Boundary in a direct sale. The purchase price was not disclosed. This follows a prior year purchase by Schley of several acres between his winter home and South Boundary.
War Department approves revised Augusta bridge plans after state highway officials confirm. New structure will span the Savannah River linking Augusta with South Carolina, replacing two damaged spans swept away in the flood. Engineering work proceeds at Georgia and city sites as officials await construction start.
The notice outlines arrangements for a Reference Kitchen at Titanian Hall in Acken with ongoing classes led by Director Ber Ta Thay at the Thume Ber ta Thay and the South Carolina Power Co. plans, and a speaking engagement by William to address veterans and Spanish American and World War I topics.
The Aiken County Democratic Convention met at the courthouse and endorsed Lieutenant Governor Edmund B. Jackson of Wagener for governor and Senator John F. Williams of Aiken for Congress. Delegates chosen to the state convention include BOR Jackson Wagoner Elliott Craig Warrenville John E. Stansfield Aiken Osese Lo Weeks White Pond Dr John J. Green Bath Rookmaker Hanger and W.L. Martin Graniteville with Col. Eugene Buckingham noted in a memorial resolution. The state convention is set for Wednesday.
Mrs. J Sumter Rhame of Charleston was elected district director of the Edisto District of the South Carolina United Daughters of the Confederacy at the annual meeting held at First Baptist Church. Mrs. John F Williams of Athens chosen as vice president. Miss Murs Tapspensionalagy Ottimmentun delivered welcome. State president J Rest Waller urged extended efforts and service as delegates spoke on five points of the organization.
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