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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1927

Page

7

Beaufort Claims Oldest Church Status in United States

N L Willett argues St Helena Parish Episcopal church in Beaufort is the nation’s oldest continually active church. He notes Santa Elena Island’s Spanish history and the church yard with monuments to bishops, rectors, missionaries, statesmen, and scholars, urging public acknowledgment of Beaufort’s religious heritage.

Santa Elena South Carolina Spain Saint Helena Beaufort St. Helena Parish Episcopal Church America St. Helena Princeton University Baltimore United States St Helena Mecca

Senator Alan Johnstone to retire after 1928 session

Newberry senator and Clemson trustee Alan Johnstone, 78, president pro tempore of the State Senate, announces he will not seek re election and will retire at the end of his current term. He cites aging vigor and duty to provide steady service to Newberry County and the State.

Alan Johnstone Newberry The Senate Johnstone House of Representatives Newberry County Senator Johnston Clemson College Job Johnstone George Johnstone Newperry South Congress Senator Johnstone South Carolina Fred C. Williams Tillman Albert Nance Hampton Movement Democratic Party General Assembly Providence Senator Blease Aobert Nance Lobbie Heyward Neutre Isaac Reed Columbia Ike

Viewpoint on undesirable citizens by Prof East at Harvard

Prof East argues that 25 percent of the population are undesirable and should be deported including natives and foreign born. He offers no clear measurement method and notes that 100 different men would produce 100 conflicting lists, depending on perspective.

Prof. East Harvard East

From log cabin to the White House remark noted

The Omaha World Herald quotes a comment judging housing arrangements for the president and staff as a path reminiscent of the journey from log cabin to the White House. The remark reflects discourse on residence and administration.

Log Cabin White House The Omaha World- Herald

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