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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1930
Page
4
Sheriff C and deputies led a wide search after Sonny Pale was arrested amid a large crowd. Citizens gathered in the vicinity as officers and a few men conducted inspections of homes and locations. The only evidence cited involved cars and officers, with a recurrent note on arrests and jail transfer details.
No morning service at St Johns Methodist Church due to graduation events at Aiken Institute. Regular morning worship is canceled and an evening service is not scheduled. the notice ends with a call to send job printing.
Funeral services were held Thursday morning at 11 o'clock from Ge Springs Meitelliat for a longtime farmer of Talotheection. Rev J G Huggin of Alken officiated. Surviving relatives include his wife C Toole, four Clearwater residents, three daughters and sons, a grandchild, and five grandchildren.
A list of defendants including Roy Hankinson Theodore Heston Paul Hamlet and Will Brown faced sentences for violation of the prohibition law with terms up to six months while a judge received a suspended sentence in absentia. Aiken delegates led by J G Alb es RB and J W Aphhuret attend the American Legion rally in Edgefield with several local officials and residents named.
The Farm Women's Council of Ai ken County will hold a rummage sale Saturday afternoon May 17 to benefit their attucatenal fund. The sale starts at 2.00 PM on the public square between Serve Up and Schroder's Grocery.
Mrs M C Smith aged years old died at Aiken Hospital after months of illness. Funeral services were held at her Langley home with Rev C E Smith officiating and interment in Langley Cemetery. She is survived by husband M C Smith two daughters Mabel and Roseate Smith of Langley three sons Clarence Irvin and Ells Smith also of Langley. Also three sisters Alma Smoak Olen Mille and Bessie Slaskmore and one brother Otto Hurt, all of Langley. The text then lists several names drawn Monday morning for the general pension convenes in Aiken and Graniteville including TC Chapman Rhett Key M Faulkner W J Woodward and others.
Wagener shows a population drop from 507 in 1920 to 45 in 1990 as per early census returns. Giddy Swamp Township also reports a decline with preliminary figures around 169 in 1900s, and the area includes TH farms enumerated.
New York reports rising dollar sales for Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company covering April. Four week period ending April 20 sales totaled 886 million plus, up 8.8 million from last year, a 17140 percent gain. Tonnage sold also rose as lower food prices enabled more purchases.
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