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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1926

Page

2

Court in Session Five Returns True Bills and Sentences

Five defendants face grand jury true bills including murder burglary and liquor violations. Nappier pleads guilty to auto theft. Miller and Lowe receive months for liquor handling. Tillman Williams acquitted in a July Springfield murder case. Boatwright trial continues. McElhaney acquitted of murder. Floyd and Cobb receive six to twelve months for prohibition violations.

W . F. Harling Augustus Daufft S. P. Ward F.G. Feaster J. A. Ed Floyd Curtis Towe Ern Cedar Lev Lalu Lowman Fred AR Ren L. MecEthany Lee Green Chester Bennett Seey Carl Eewards Carl Edwards Tyllen John McDaniel E. Jowers Henry Hendrix Wesley Stevens Olle Nanpier, Jr Robert R. Toole Augusta Nappier Charlie Beach Paul Green Barney Savage Nathaniel Miller Montmorenci Daniel Lowe Tillman Williams Dolphus Jones Springfield Boatwright Engro Robert L. McElhaney Floyd Sim Cobb

Graniteville Revival Begins Sunday at St John Methodist

After weeks of prep, St John Methodist Church Graniteville announces a Sunday dawn revival in Horse Creek Valley. A 100 voice junior choir and a 50 voice senior chorus will join Rev Ferguson who directs singing uniting talent from Vaucluse Warrenville and Graniteville. Rev Griffith and Rev Odell assist with visitors welcomed warmly.

St. John Methodist Church Graniteville Horse Creek Valley Ferguson Vaucluse Warrenville

Pythians Set Grand Lodge Session in Charleston

Ernest L. Allen grand chancellor and lodge officers plan the grand lodge sesession to be held in Charleston with prominent Pythians from the supreme domain attending. Officials say it will be the largest grand lodge session in several years and a notable program is arranged.

Ernest L. Allen Knights of Pythias Charleston Supreme Domain

Mr and Mrs J W Lupo Visit Whitmire

Mr and Mrs J W Lupo are visiting Whitmire, staying for a period of leisure and social visit with local residents.

Mrs J. W. Lupo Whitmire

High School Glee Club Sings at Mother's Day Service

The High School Glee Club directed by Mrs. W. S. Magee will perform at a Special Mothers Day Service at the Baptist Church Sunday morning May 11:15. Selections include Always Think of Mother, Mother's Bible, and Songs My Mother Taught Me.

W. 5 Magee Glee Club Willie Hite Jamie Quattlebaum Florence Croft Pauline Johnson Reben Walker Dick Clifford Florence Hill Little Mother of Mine Girls Glee Club Eleanor Henderson McLean

Revival begins at St John Methodist Church Monday

Rev E S Jones presiding elder of the Columbia District will begin a series of revival meetings at St John Methodist Church Monday evening. Two services will be held daily at 1 o clock. The public is invited to attend.

E. S. Jones Columbia District St. John Methodist Church

Farm Women Council to Meet at Talatha

Mrs. L. H. Chappet of Lykesland, president of the State Council of Farm Women, will be the principal speaker before the Aiken County Council meeting at Talatha school house on Saturday May 15. Mrs. Walter Duncan will speak on citizenship topics arranged for the meeting.

L. H. Chappet Lykesland State Council of Farm Women Aiken County

Mrs McLean Visits Daughter and Attends Orphanage Board

Mrs Phillip J. McLean visited her daughter Miss Marie McLean at Anderson College on Monday and Tuesday and attended a Connie Maxwell Orphanage Board meeting in Greenwood.

Phillip J. McLean Miss Marie Mclean Anderson College Connie Maxwell Greenwood

Mrs Louisa Willis Dies in Clearwater at 71

Mrs. Louisa Willis of the Clearwater section died at her home Tuesday morning in her 72nd year. She is survived by daughter Leila Sullivan of Green Harbor Massachusetts and five sons Walter of Rome Georgia Daniel Austin and Fabian of Clearwater. sister Mrs. Alice B Herron and brother Buckingham Jordan of Aiken. Funeral was held Wednesday at Willis Cemetery with Rev. J B Hydrick of the Baptist church officiating.

Louisa Willis Clearwater Willis Leila Sullivan Green Harbor Mass Walter Willis Rome Daniel Austin and Fabian Alice B. Herron Buckingham Jordan Aiken Willis Cemtery J. B. Hydrick The Baptist Church

Richards favor stance for South Carolina voters

The Era commends Major John G. Richards to South Carolina voters, praising his ability zeal and earnestness to guide the state and pass it to a successor without disruption or tarnish. The endorsement urges support for Richards as the trusted choice at this time.

Esty South Carolina John G. Richards

Perfections at Any Dealer In 1926 Cookstoves

Advert says 1926 Perfections offered in sizes from one burner six dollars seventy five cents to five burners one hundred twenty dollars. Promotes new Perfection model with long chimneys and clean heat. Claims Standard Kerosene burns cleanly and odorless for best results and availability everywhere.

Miss Hall

Potato recipes from cooking experts touted for home cooks

Four potato dish ideas from well known home economists. Margaret Alles Mall favors light mashed stuffed potatoes with milk and butter, while Katie Brew Vaughn promotes Pittsburgh Potatoes with cheese and pimento. A separate white sauce layers potatoes with cheese and crumbs for a baked dish. Four specialties advocate simple, flavorful preparations for families.

Margaret Alles Mall Battle Creek College of Home Economics Katie Brew Vaughn Los Angeles Pittsburgh

New Oil Stove Models with Reversible Glass Reservoir

A cooking feature outlines an oil stove with a reversible glass reservoir that keeps kerosene away from hands. It recommends using baking soda on gloves and notes hands stay whitened. Instructions on boiling vegetables advise salted water for roots and tops to retain color and flavor.

Sarah T. Rorer Philadelphia

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