Miss Marie McLean and friends visit in Aiken area
Social notes recount Miss Marie McLean teaching at Clinton and Howard McLean student at Forman University visiting relatives in South Carolina. The column lists multiple seasonal visits, hospital stays, and travel, naming numerous locals including Mrs. J. Fabian Lusch, Rev. and Mrs. P. J. McLean Jr., Wofford College attendees, and several friends and relatives across Aiken, Columbia, Spartanburg, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
McLean
Clinton
Howard McLean
Forman” University
Greenville
Meheen
J. J. Sweeney
Cid
Hill
Cedar Mountain
N.C
Rosaline Mackenfuss
Natey Nethling
Macon
Mary Staubes
R. M. Browne
Ervin
Tennessee
Atticus Brown
Demetri Ivanenko
Lake
Forest
Aiken
J. di Hankinson
Eustis Hofmann
Charles
Bohlen
Ipswich
Mass
Josefa’ Hofmann
George Eustis
Long Island
Elizabeth Lowe
Cal Rock Hill
Plorence, Hill
Converse College
Spartanburg
Hulk
Elle “Wyman
Dennmark
Lease Sloan Wyman
Howard Williams
Atlanta
I. N. Eubanks
Donday
Middle- West
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Edger A. Brown
Barnwell
Carey Beckwith
Thomas Rutledge
Charleston
W. W. Scarborough
Aiken Hospital
Bostwick Wyman
Presbyterian College, Clinton
Hastings Wyman
Windsor
Thomas T. Cushman
K. D. Smith
Annie Bagogott
Herbert E. Gates
G. L. Toole
Audley H. Ward
C. Lee Gowan
C. A. Owens
Barnett Brothers Travel Show to Exhibit in Aiken
The Barnett Brothers traveling animal show promotes a clean honest performance in every city visited. They announce two matinees at 2 and 8 p.m. on Tuesday November 5 with a street parade at noon and waterproofed tents on the Polo Ground. Parking for cars is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnett
Barnett Brothers
Barnett Qgrothers
Baynett
Brothers
Aiken
Polo Ground
Emily Geiger Council No Daughters Of America Cheerful Ads
The text presents a cheerful, social call from the Emily Geiger Council No Daughters Of America encouraging women to join council activities. It touts sewing clubs, upcoming fall plans, active officers, and a welcoming invitation to attend socials at the council hall, promising fun and community engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Geiger
Salley Family Events Across Several Towns
Miss Salley and guests spent last weekend in Columbia with Mr and Mrs Mcintosh. Myrtle Mishee from the school faculty returned home Sunday after her brother's death in Greeleyville. Wes Addie Hooks, Chadw and Edwin went to Cohenteyville to attend Marvin Mishoe's funeral. Mrs Olin Salley, once from Blackstock, is back home. Carrie Jones, long ill, remains at home. The Baptist church chicken supper at the school Friday aims to lift a church debt. Seb Johniet, Miss Ruth Anidrises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta R Brailsford
Gladys Lewis
Columbbia
Mcintosh
Myrtle Mishee
Greeleyyil
Wes Addie
Hooks Martcaret Chadw
Edwin
Poy
Cohenteyville
Marvin Mishoe
Olin Salley
Blackstock
Carrie Jones
Baptist
Ehaireh
Seb Johniet
Mises
Ruth
Park Mo Hancock Died Wednesday Night
Park Mo Hancock died Wednesday night at his home near Aiken at age about. He is survived by his widow Annie Hancock three daughters Mrs. Sam Berry of Graniteville Mrs. O. Ry o of Columbia and Miss Mildred Hancock of Aiken and sons Clyde Clifford and Rupert Hancock and one brother Wm Ro Hancock. Funeral arrangements note viewing at the Berry home Friday afternoon with interment at the local cemetery. Also mentions stock public hearing and camel city coach company certificate of public convenience and end of connection with Smithern Motor Company in Virginia and other related details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark
M. d Hancock
Aiken
Annie Hanse
Sam Berry
Graniteville
Keld
Oake Penidis
Senate
Sumter Street
Cardinal
Poi AL
Camel City Coach Company
Neves Teorender Omaoeter
Camuon
Carolna
Carelina
North Carolina State Line
Cheraw
Dibble Memorial Library trustees seek sustaining members
The Dibble Memorial Library trustees are raising funds to recruit sustaining members and secure books orders as new volumes arrive. A miniature Zeppelin prize by Haley Motor Co. is displayed in local showrooms for a service station in a national sales contest. Baptist church groups held monthly and weekly meetings featuring Mrs Shuler and other leaders. The Fifth District Woman’s Auxiliary of the South Carolina Baptist Diocese will meet at St Thaddeus on Wednesday. St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid plans a Halloween party at Titanian Hall next Wednesday evening. Undertakers note death costs included in the record of funeral expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aibea
Ibeary Buay
Dibble ‘Mem Forial Library
Pata
Haley Motor Company
Goodyear ' Rubber
Diotcene
South Carolina
St. Thaddeus
Epis
Irins Gele
St Paul's Luthern Church
Hallowe'en
the Titanian
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M. E. George
W. M. George
Midville
J. H. Burgess
Seneca
Mary
Susie Raves Ene
E. K. Stread
Greenwood
H. FP. Duches
John Fabian Busch
J. Fi
W.arthur Speer
Lake George
W. B.turner
Haskell Shuler
Tampa
Fla
Ais ‘Company
An Anderson
Sloan
Commercial Hotel
James McKrell
Kenneth Kerr
Columbia
Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company
Andrew Garrick
North
Mary R. Kerr
Lanier
Branson
New York City
W. J. McGarity
W. M_. Eubanks
Roland Murray
Wofford College
Marion Boylston
University of South Carolina
Brooks Boylston
W. W. Coleman
Newberry
Coleman
Alan Johnstone
Clara Wise
Statesville
N. C
W. W. Wise
Marion Clark
Anniston
Jacksonville
Als
Earle Watson
Anderson
W. B. Turner
A. S. Davis
Birmingham
Claus Busch
James F. Byrnes
Eleanor Cushman
Margaret Lewis
Doris Dukes
Lander College
W. Bo
H.C. Dorn
Dorn
Ningpo
China
Aiken County
Sam BR. King
Vince
W. HW. Eubanks
R. FE
Kenney
Warrenville
WL. Rearden
Upper South Carolina
Edisto Baptist Association
Oak Grove
Oak Grove Baptist Eliireh
Mites
Hite
Chesterfield
Chesterfield ST
the Radio Laboratory
LM. Terry
Institute of Radio Engineers
Philco
Park Ave
Aiken, S.C
Althla
Omega
Park MO Hancock
Erman
Thor
The
Baptist ‘Church
Jo-T. Shuler
Rcles
Edwards-McLean
Wilk Staubes
Dora Gray
Egonomy
A&p
America
Canadian
Pure Santos
LY i I. Hominy
Quaker Maid
del Monte
Iowa
N. B.C
Eagle,” Ree Mialk
Zhe
Pillsbury
del Monte Sliced
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Fleischkmann
Axrasame
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