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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1928

Page

7

Aiken Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors

Dr and Mrs R H Wilds return to Aiken after visiting Osterville Mass. Clemson cadets Weeks and Weatherford spent weekend with prospects. Several Columbia guests join gatherings with local families and attend Clemson Davidson game. Mrs Finley Anderson and others attend Orangeburg Federation. many locals host visitors and plan winter starts at Holley Fuel Co. Adv and residence shifts noted.

R.H. Wilds Fami Ly Aiken Osterville Mass Jack Parker Columbia Mirs Parker Kate Logan Odell Eugene Weatherford Clemson Cllege A. R. Gossett L. B. Thompson J. Bo Grer

Champion Fencer of South Relines in Aitken County

The piece notes William Re Reese, recently moved from Marion to Ellenton, is titled champion fencer of the South. It mentions his senior year in South Carolina and his fencing work at Camp Culver in Culver Indiana, with ties to Olympic team prospects and funding efforts across the country.

Aitken County Ellenton Willian Re Reese Marion Elenton South Rees South Carolina Reaty Rouse Camp Culver Culver Indiana

Aiken County Raises Funds for Red Cross Storm Relief

Aiken County has collected about 1500 in cash and 500 worth of clothing for the Red Cross Storm Relief Work. The drive was announced yesterday by E B Henderson, county Red Cross Chairman.

Aiken County Red Cross Henderson

First Carload of Horses Arrives for Winter Season

A carload of horses reached here last Saturday via the Southeastern Express for the winter season. The shipment includes AG horses owned by Mrs. George H. Chip Chase, who has returned to Aiken to ready her stables and riding academy. Two more carloads arrived Monday for Mrs. Chipchase and for Tom Glover, who plans to return to Aiken soon.

Southeastern Express George H. Chip-4 Chase Aiken Morday

Feed Store Opened by Young Business Men

K and Cuthbert Mcl young men of Aiken have opened the Hendrix-McCarty Feed Company offering hay grain and feeds. The new concern is located in the old Shuler warehouse at the freight depot.

Cuthbert Aiken Hendrix-McCarty Feed Company Shuler

First Baptist Church Communion Service Set

The First Baptist Church will hold its quarterly communion service next Sunday as the new church year begins. Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m and the B Y P U meets at 7 30 a m. Evening worship and sermon follow at 7 30 with Dr McLean speaking on The Man Who Hid His Talent.

First Baptist Church McLean

Graniteville Store Robbed, Thieves Take $75

The Graniteville store of T. W. Carter was broken into last Friday by thieves who removed $75 from the cash register after forcing entry by breaking the lock.

T. W. Carter Graniteville

Land Sale Near Aiken Sees 1214 Acres Sold

Tra Coward bought 1214 acres on the southeast edge of Aiken from Theodore Prive for 5250 dollars. Mrs Florence Laird acted as the selling agent.

Tra Coward Ageres Aiken Theodore Prive Florence Laird

Edward Croft Chapter to Meet Monday Afternoon

The Edward Croft Chapter of the US 1 Cy will meet Monday afternoon at the home of Miss Tantise and Marianna Ford. A group conference will be held at Aiken Presbyterian Church Tuesday October 4 at 10 o clock. Delegates from Trenton Johnston Beech Island Lees gefield are expected to attend and discuss mission work. The Aken Association meets Thursday and Friday October 15 with other Lane s Baptist Church.

Edward Croft Tantise Marianna Ford Athen Baptist Setallion Aken Associaton Othe Lanes Baptist Church

Change of Hour for Church Service

Members of Stoddan Mothaddet Church are notified that Sunday night service will be held at First Baptist Church due to a scheduling change. The new start time is TBA.

Stoddan Mothaddet Fis Freak Tadpeine Ie

Two Contracts Awarded for Cheterfield Street Bungalow

The contract awards include a bungalow project for Robert Laird on Cheterfield Street across from Iren Wills roxts. Architects Serages and Ewing of Augusta and Horace 2B Winer of Toranta are noted as designers for the project and for another mansion-style dwelling.

Methee Ard Megghee Case Sheedad Amar Orepe Ray Serages and Ewing Ef Augusta Horace 2B Winer Hoa Toranta Robert Laird Cheeterfield

Girls Begin Basketball Practice at Ashen Institute

A teary scene marks the start of girls basketball practice as Moss and the five players gather at Ashen Institute to begin drills. Coaches oversee sessions, aiming to build skill and teamwork among the group amid early-season efforts.

Land Sales on October Day Reports Many Tracts Sold

Master in Equity Edward S Croft presided as twenty land tracts were auctioned in October sales. Cases featured include Bank of Graniteville v Tom Corley 80 acres for 500, Miss Rena M Chafee v Oscar Chavous two tracts 130 and 215 acres for 600 and 100, Federal Land Bank v Jason Woodward 3600, and First National Bank Wagener v Lizzie Mae Bradie two 224 acre parcels for 100 each, among others.About 40 parcels valued from 50 to 6000 dollars changed hands with buyers including C M Story Wiliams Croft Busbee Frampton Toole and others.

Edward S. Croft Bank of Graniteville Tom Corley Rena M. Chafee Oscar Chavous Holelow’ Creek White Pond Augusta C. M. Story D.C. Wall Linnie Renew Aiken County SR. L. Gunter Federal Land Bank of Columbia Jason Woodward Crofts Mil First National Bank of Wagener Lizzie 'Mae. Bradie Salley Wiliams First Catalinis Joint Stock Land Bank of Columbia Kate A. Rhodes Sterling Rhodes Federal Land Bank of Columbia Ve. Po Faplankett, Et al Aiken Columbia Highway Williams R.D. Radcliffe Bank of Windsor E. D. Herron Windsor Township R. D Radcliffe Bank of Wodudr Hastings Spires Jack Parker H. G. Holley

Regret 8 Hell and a Mannchester Horse Shipment

A columnist urges resisting regret and pessimism and encourages cheerfulness despite troubles. The piece notes three carloads of horses from Manchester, Massachusetts, arriving in Aiket for Mrs. J Hallantine Pitney, who plans a winter home on Colleton Avenue.

Mannchester Mass Aiket J. Hallantine Pitney Colleton Avenue

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Luther Franklin Shuler Elloree Abbie Hitt Je, Shuler Mrs Samos “Hitt Shule Holley Fuel Co J. Watson Webb New York City Kathleen Cunningham Summerton Carrie ‘Burckhalter Song Je Monroe’ Steidman Hendersonville N.C Clemson Finley .Anderson Huger T- Hall Elizabeth Teague Orangeburg County B.M. Wood Gainsville Fla PW. Townsend Marianne Parker Charleston John C. Hutson W. B. Sams Mt. Pleasant Holley Fuel J. H. Propst Nashville, Tenn Propst Vincent Wyman Cedar ‘Mountain Ernest Thorpe Ernest ‘Morpe, Jr Newberry Jamison, Cain Sumter Harold B. Platt Adv J. T. Cannon Cynthiana Mary Leonard Marianna’ Ford Sewanee Tenn Lenwood Gwens Halley Fuel Co George W. Halley Myrtle Beach Western Union Teleigraph Henry Summerall Bank of Western Carolina Flint Hendrix Horace Baynham Thomas T. Cushman National Convention of the Daughters of America Savannah Herbert Fe.iyles, Jr Whiteface Inn Lake Placid N.Y Mes Frank Py Denderson Walter E. Duncan Federation of Women’s Clubs Camden Hadley Fuel Co Myrtle Mullins Dorothy Perkins Facial Harris Style Shop Karpen Furniture Ari Stein Maxwell Brothers Broad St UL. D.C. Meeting Trgelitius Sanday Sald On Furniture Holley Hardware Company Atren, S Alchtva McKay Moore’s Shoe Broad Street
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