Afternoon bridge party at As You Like It Club
Mrs Bhist Martin entertained with four tables of bridge by members of the As You Like It Club. The setting featured mid summer flowers and Halloween lanterns. A salad course with iced tea and sandwiches was served as guests chatted and played.
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Martin
L. E. Pendleton
Carrie Bell Salley
The
Ward High School
Jerome Fogle
Augusta
Atlante
William, Wade
Swansea
Constipation relief via Rexall Orderlie promotes gentle evacuation
A Battle Creek physician urged constipation as a major misery and touted Rexall Orderlie as immediate relief. The tablet draws water into the dry bowel, loosens waste, and produces a thorough movement without habit or dose increase. Chew Rexall Orderlie at night and feel better next day. Available at Rexall Drug Store. W. J. Platt & Co., Aiken, S.C.
Notary Public Affirms Oath On October 3 1028
Subscribed and sworn in before me this 3rd day of October 1028, SEABORN WILLIAMS, Notary Public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaborn Williams
Funeral of Mrs Hutchinson at Augusta chapel
The funeral of Mrs Dorie T Hutchinson, who died Tuesday at Gleatwater, was held at Elliote Funeral Home in Augusta Sunday afternoon Adjutant A B Figgins officiating. Interment was made in West View Cemetery The Baptist church deacons held their monthly meeting Monday night at M K Kneece’s home with large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorie T. Hutchinson
Deacons of the Baptist Church
M. K. Kneece
Aiken Baptists Hold 38th Annual Meeting
The Aiken Baptist Association held its 38th annual meeting at Langley Baptist Church with sessions starting daily at 10:30 a.m. Special speakers included Dr. Charles A. Jones and Dr. W. R. Davis. The program lists devotional periods, messengers enrollment, sermons, and various church missions and committee reports across two days. Rev. C. E. Tebow of Graniteville served as moderator and Rev. E. Woodward of Aiken as clerk.
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Thirty
Arsenal
Aiken
P. J. McLean
J. W. Ha
T. P. Dendy
EB. EL Morals
Abe George R. Webb
C. E. Tebow
Graniteville
FE. E. Woodward
Poison liquor under discussion continues debate and action
The piece notes that despite laws, many citizens buy liquor, prompting calls for new protective measures. Prohibitionists resist, while police push renewed efforts to arrest poison liquor venders. Public sentiment favors punishment for sellers, not general liquor sales.
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New York
Mrs Amanda Kent Dies At Langley After Illness
Mrs Amanda Kent died Sunday night at her Langley home after a two week illness. She is survived by two brothers Fletcher Cochrell and West Cochrell of Saluda, three granddaughters Mrs EF W Bryant of Langley Mrs S D Parsons and S G Beale of Augusta, one grandson J E Palmer of Langley, and seven great grandchildren. The funeral was held Monday afternoon at Langley Methodist Church with Rev J B Chick officiating. interment followed in Langley cemetery. An unrelated treaty article note mentions a South African judge restoring two German Empire farms, highlighting postwar royalty claims.
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Amanda Kent
Langley
Fletcher Cochrell
West
Cochrell
Saluda
EF. W. Bryant
5. D. Parsons
S. G. Beale
Augusta
J. E. Palmer
Langley Methodist Church
J. B. Chick
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