Prohibition, Newspapers, and North Carolina Statements
A colonial era page recounts local notices and ads including mercantile goods, military emblems, and a Proclamation by Gov. Pickens. It highlights a postmaster’s plea for arrears, a theatre program with Damon and Pychiay, and a note on a proposed Greenville paper mill, plus a reform in Charleston synagogue services.
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Columba Hotel
Washington
C. E. Williamson
Gen. Jackson
Columbia Book
Ph B. Arthur
D. Morgan
John L. Wilson
William Laval
Congress
South Carolina
Joel R. Poinsett
James Hamilton
Jun
Campbell
Starling Tucker
Andrew
John Garvey
George McDuffie
John Wilson
Charleston
London
Spain
Paris
Greenville
S. C
Reformed Society of Israelites
America
New Hamsche
Weschester
Fifth District Woman’s Auxiliary Meeting Held in Aiken
The en Committee of the Fifth District of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Diocese of Upper Carolina met at Mrs. H. T. Hall's home in Aiken on Sept 16. A morning business session was followed by a luncheon and social hour. Members present included Mrs. Blair Watson and Miss O'Ca lett, with several other delegates from Ridge Spur Trenton Graniteville and Y rra ary. The note invites all district church women to attend regardless of organizational affiliation.
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Fifth District
Upper Carolina
Aiken
H. T.hall
Blair Watson
Ridge Spur
O' Calett
E. M. Claytor
Kiwanis Club Endorses Cotton Stalks and Cover Crops
The Aiken Kiwanis Club gives its wholehearted endorsement to a movement promoting the use of cotton stalks and cover crops as part of agricultural practices.
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Aiken Kiwanis Club
Courtenay Arms and Crest Descriptions Examined
The text discusses coat of arms and crests linked to the Courtenay family, noting blazon details such as or three tornæaux and a blue label, a ducal coronet, and seven ostrich feathers. It mentions connections to English and French royal lines, an Irish crest cherub, and mottos including Ubi lapsus and Passet bien devent.
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de Courtenay
Henry
England
France
Passet Bien Devent
Courtenay
Faris
Devan
Cotton Price Increase by South Carolina Growers
The South Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative raises staple cotton from 14 to 5 cents per pound effective Tuesday. The advance follows a higher price trend, with the association reporting over 2,000 bales received on Monday and total receipts comparable to October.
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South Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative
Wo man’s Christian Trmce Union Meeting Highlights
The September 18 meeting led by Mrs McLean and Mrs Gary Page included devotional talks by Mrs Fly and readings by Mrs Lean ley and Mrs Millard. Delegates Kate Gardner Charles J Hill and A P Ussery were chosen for the State Convention in October in Columbia. The Flower Mission report by Mrs Norris detailed year one work. New members Mrs Chase. officers elected Hon President Man A Fly Vice President P J McLean Secretary Treasurer Gary Page Flower Mission Mrs Percy Norris Courtney Publicity Secretary Dr Mau Tupper.
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Woman’s Christian Trmce Union
Mc‘Lean
Gary. Page
Fly
Leanley
Millard
Columbia
Kate Gardner
Charles J. Hill
A. P. Ussery
Flower Mission
Norris
Chase
Man A. H. Fly
P. J. McLean
Gary Page
Percy Norris
Courtney
Mau Tupper
Special Music Sunday at First Baptist Church
Wet 5 a.m. soloist Paul M. Milligan from Philadelphia will sing. Dr. McLean speaks on Christ Sitting By The Treasury. Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. with IT Shuler superintendent Promotion Day. B Y P U at 7 p.m. No service Wednesday or Sunday night to join Methodist revival services.
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First Baptist Church
Paul M. Milligan
Philadelphia
McLean
The
Treasury
Shuler
Every Member Canvass At Local Baptist Church
The Baptist church conducts an every member canvass Sunday afternoon to secure pledges for the new year starting October 1. Monday night teams meet at the church for a luncheon and final reports. J T Shuler, finance chair, named canvassing teams and will meet them Friday at 8 at the church.
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The
Baptist Church
J.T. Shuler
Death of Child Carl Rudolph Jumper
Mr and Mrs L Jumper mourn the death of their seven month old baby Carl Rudolph who died Monday night A funeral was held Tuesday at 5 PM at the Laurens Street residence with Brabham of Inman and Rev P J McLean officiating Interment followed at Bethany Cemetery
W. B. Gunter Shot Near New White Farm
W B Gunter was shot and seriously wounded yesterday afternoon near the New White farm where Nellie Robin reportedly witnessed the incident. Authorities described the attacker as unknown, and investigation continues with no arrests announced.
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W. B. Gunter
New White Farmer
Nellie Robin
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Putes
Pickens
Damon
Pychiay
Turner
Oeryon
Guirey
Chester
Chester C. H
Ww Sr
Scien Logicians
Sc. Car
Franklin
Mims
Thurman
William Thurmand
Edgefield
B. Frazier
Nathan Norris
John Simpkins
Jessie Bettis
Abner Landrum
John Lofton
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Committee of Bankers
Co-operative
Prince Eee Surat
American Bank & Trust Co
Bank of Western Carolina
Farmers & Merchants Bank