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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1927

Page

2

Highway plans threaten by attitude of railroads

South Carolina highway leaders warn that railroad objections to paving in Leesville set a statewide precedent affecting numerous state highways and town streets. Chairman Jones argues for centralized, finance-driven road building funded by motor vehicle revenues and federal aid, urging a four year, two district program to accelerate hard surface construction.

State Highway Department Leesville Anderson Lexington Greenwood Columbia-Augusta Columbia-Saluda-Johnston Honea Jones Calhoun Falls General Assembly South Carolina Supreme Court Highway Department Highway Commission

New Books Stock Arrives for Christmas Selection

We have just received a large shipment of current fiction. Now is the time to begin selecting titles for Christmas.

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McLaurin Home Demonstration Club Meets in November Meeting

The McLaurin Home Demonstration Club gathered at Mrs. 4. Jones's home on Friday November 4 at 3 30. Miss Ruby Jones was elected Secretary replacing Miss Lottie Fox who moved to Aiken. Miss Lucy Teague spoke on the garden budget and home grounds beautification urging at least half an acre each for orchard and garden for a family of 2 to 5 with raspberries dewberries crawberries figs and at least six pecan trees. Mrs. Jones reported Achievement Day and Council in Aiken on October 29. Miss Ruby Jones recited The Boy and His Stomach and all enjoyed the social hour.

McLaurin Home Demonstration Club

National Anthem Sparks Pro-British Debate

Pro-British neighbors press for a new national anthem with a line referencing the kind. They emphasize sentiment over music and suggest the change may occur someday.

Customer Ownership Plan Proves Popular

The Carolina-Georgia Service Company launches a customer ownership campaign offering preferred stock at 7 percent yield. With a 2,000 share supply, orders begin Saturday and continue until December 1 or until stock is exhausted. Company officials say the plan benefits customers and the business by fostering ownership and loyalty.

Carolina-Georgia Service Company Campain F. B. Adams East

Third Week Jurors Drawn for Court of Common Pleas

The Court of Common Pleas named jurors for the third week on Tuesday. Read lists include A L Busbee Bath J A Lott Monetta J H Willing Eureka B L Garvin Monetta and many others across Aiken Monetta Perry North Augusta Vaucluse Langley Bath Windsor Ridge Spring and Clearwater.

Court of Common Pleas A. L. Busbee Bath J. A. Lott Monetta J. H. Willing Eureka B. L. Garvin C. H. Seigler Aiken N. W. Franklin Vaucluse W. L. Miller Perry A. H. Fulmer Ridge Spring Thalmadge Starnes T. C. Hammond North Augusta B. W. Meyers Langley H. W. Wessinger Selvern T. W. Turner J. C. Jones G. B. Morgan Augusta Warrenville F.D. McElhaney James R. League H. S. Roundtree J. A. Eubanks H. A. Kneece Batesburg W. T. Baxley L. A. Yonce Trenton W. M. Cobb R. H. Youngblood W. D. Brown Ed Leopard W. E. Owens L. A. Munday Windsor Kelley Yonce Fred Cockrell A. Bennett White Pond Butler Beard Clearwater Ef. Seigler R. F

Jackson Ladies Meet at School House for Christmas Gifts

The Jackson Home Demonstration Club gathered Wednesday at the School House. Miss Lucy Teague demonstrated inexpensive gifts from inner tubes and yarn, plus felt designs and matching pocket books. December will feature color and design in the home. Officers for 1927 28 were elected: Pou president Lagrone vice president Foreman secretary treasurer Bensch LaGrone project leaders McClain recreational leader Gary McClain news writer.

Jackson Home Demonstration Club Lucy Teague County Home

Williams and Travers broker buys vast land near Aiken

News item notes J Oscar Williams of Williams and Travers, prominent New York brokers, purchasing two thousand acres near Aiken and declining sale, saying the land was bought as an investment with faith in the area's future prosperity. Mentions case Leonard George railroad suit versus Bryson Crane et al and Warehouse and Fertilizer Co of North Augusta.

J. Oscar Williams Williams and Travers New York Aiken Leonard George Charg Bryson Crane Warehouse and Fertilizer Co North Augusta

Court cases and local incidents feature in brief notes

The city cases before Clerk of Court Thomas Cushman settled satisfactorily to both rites. The railroad versus McAuliffe Realty Co. suit remains pending. Leonard George faces mistrial in a Puller in ordinance case. retrial set for next Monday. Preston Blackwell, noted Hizen of Aiken, has paralysis and is bedridden. Deputy Sheppard and Sheriff Robinson busted a Eureka still. two white men fled. still and contents destroyed.

Thomas T. Cushman Railroad The McAuliffe Realty Co Leonard George Puller Nellie Robinson Arthur Sheppard Bob Lamb Will Abney Eureka

Caryree W Burckhalter obituary notes long life

Caryree W. Burckhalter of Gloverville and Aiken died at home at seventy eight. Survived by nieces Misses Bernice Elorme Mattie Burckhalter Pet halter Lavinia Weimer and others and nephews Burckhalter Randall Wade Henry. Funeral Thursday at Millbrook Bay Church with Rev White officiating and interment in churchyard. Jacob Epstein comment about beautiful women in New York included but unrelated.

Caryree W. Burckhalter Gloverville Aja Pia Ines Deeis Sus Bernice Elorme Mattie Burckhalter Pethalter Aikeh Lavinia Augusta R. G. Weimer J. G. Alben Aiken B. Eubanks C. C. Downor

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