Committees Appointed to Plan South Carolina Asparagus Meet
Representatives from Aiken Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Civic League and Agricultural Club met to organize the South Carolina Asparagus Growers Association gathering set for October 3 in Aiken. L C Eidson of Trenton attended as secretary. Mrs Herbert E Gyles was named to oversee all arrangements for the dinner and several committees were formed to handle table setup dinner procurement and baskets.
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South Carolina
Asparagus Growers’ Association
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Civic League
Aiken Agricultural Club
L. C. Eidson
Trenton
Meee .Growers’ Association
Herbert E. Gyles
F. K. Staubes
J. L. Williamson
M. K. Kneece
Officers Agricultural Club Chosen at Wednesday Meeting
Horace Holley was reelected president with J. Davis Prothro as first vice president and Dr. Chester Smith as second vice president. D. M. George Leon Coward Otto Summer and H. C. Ushn were reelected treasurer secretary steward and executive committeeman. The officers resume duties at the October meeting. H. C. Hahn urged a local creamery for Aiken to boost dairying, while C. Lee Gowan said a creamery would need about 1000 cows or a cream station could work with Augusta or Batesburg creameries.
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Ikgricultural
Tay
Horace Holley
Hahn
Herbert E. Gyles
Mr. Hahn
C. Lee Gowan
Aiken
Gowan
Augusta
Batesbure
Aiken Library Sees Record Circulation This Summer
The Aiken Library reports record borrowing with 480 books issued in August, surpassing winter totals. Summer reads attract many children, and June and July circulation reached 30 and 4748 books respectively.
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Aiken
Teasley in Jail for Warrenville Barber Shop Breakin
Boyd Teasley of Warrenville is jailed in Aiken County after a Wednesday night break in at Warrenville Barber Shop. He was arrested in Winnsboro and brought back to Aiken by Deputy Sheriff R L McElhaney. The Southern Conference of the WM of South Carolina opened yesterday at St Paul Lutheran Church with strong attendance.
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WM. 5
South Carolina
St. Paul Lutheran Church
New Financial Secretary at Baptist Church Names Moseley
Mrs. G A T Moseley will assume Financial Secretary duties on October 1, succeeding Burrell Bates who has resigned. Windsor School opens with nine o'clock start and a faculty meeting held Wednesday afternoon.
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G. A. T. Moseley
the Baptist Church
Moseley
Burrell Bates
Windsor School
Windsor
Close September 11 Democratic primary races noted
The September 11 Democratic primary features four tight contests. In the legislature race M T Holley of Aiken faces S B Williams of Selvern. Education seats see Bert E Kenney of Warrenville against Jacob Teberucles. Probate pits ES Webb against Charles B Johnson, while Sheriff race runs Nellie Robinson against J Pierce Howard of Graniteville. All races draw close attention and high interest.
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Ice County
M. T. Holley
Aiken
Williams
Selvern
Sapainta
Bert E. Kenney
Warrenville
Jacob
Teberucles
Webb
Nellie Robinson
J. Pierce Howard
Graniteville
Graniteville School Opens New Year with 548 Students
Graniteville School opened on Tuesday September 4 enrolling 548 students with 22 teachers. Four new teachers were introduced Isabelle Brodie Sara Jordan Mary Speake Elise Boyleston though Boyleston was absent due to illness. Superintendent Byrd led the opening with prayers from local pastors and brief talks by church leaders and trustees amid a large turnout of parents and patrons.
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Graniteville
Isabelle Brodie
Sara Jordan
Mary Speake
Elise Boyleston
E. W. Leslie
Lutheran Church
A. B. Ferguson
Methodist Church
K. Boykin
Episcopal Church
Byrd
Tebow
The
Baptist Church
George Leitner
Ferguson Lanier
K. Byrd
Land sales and community notices from Graniteville region
Five land tracts were sold on the master’s sales day in Equity Croft. Purchases included 800 acres on Joyner Drive, and 170 acres in Aiken County for 500 dollars. Belvedere and Kershaw Street listings changed hands for modest sums. Local weddings, engagements, and obituary notes accompany the sale report. Captain J M Cobb, Confederate veteran, dies. funeral held at Beech Island Wesley Chapel. Edward Croft Chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy to meet Sept 10.
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Edward S. Croft
Menthy
Arthur Es
M.A. Plonkett
Joyer Draneh
James KR. Krennedy
Mattie Fo Erte
He. Ol. Rameay
Jessie
Cork
J. M. Cobb
G. Cobb
Myers Mill
D.C
Edward Croft
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Frampton Tonle
Blackmailer Arrested In Five Mile Chase After Stolen Car
Ollie Napier Jr., about 21, arrested five miles from town in a stolen Dodge coupe linked to a bold blackmail plot. Notes demanding cash from J. C. Thomas and R. R. Toole led to a trap. Napier confessed car theft and market robbery but denied blackmail, while handwriting and paper from the notes tied him to the scheme. Authorities, aided by Sheriff Nelslie Robinson, say the evidence points to Napier as the blackmailer as townspeople react with relief at thwarted plot.
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Ollie’ Napier, Jr
A. G .Thomas
R. R. Tanle
Ollie Napier, Jr
Napier
J. C. Thomas
Farmers and Merchants Bank
R. R. Toole
Kibler
Woodward
Thomas Home
Toole
Thomas
Uae
Nelslie Robinson
Taw
Pine Lot
Robin’ Son
Leroy Galloway
Langley
Galloway
South Carolina
Florence
Tampa
Fla
Hospital Auxiliary Plans Donation Day
Aiken County Hospital Auxiliary held a meeting in Bank of Western Carolina for planning. Charles Vailt of Werrenvise was named treasurer and A Morrall of Graniteville elected secretary after lack of one. Committee reports praised and a donation event scheduled for the Saturday before Thanksgiving with monthly executive meetings thereafter.
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Aiken County
Rama
Bank of Western Caroolina
Revival program announced at Warrenville
Frances Scott Wey Togle and Mrs Coates announce a revival at Warrenville led by an author and armored narrator. A campaign is planned to support the Curtre Bf ty estapled wn ferdera, department af dusatron. Readers are urged to attend.
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Ferdera
Health certificate rule for teachers prompts county plan
The county will require teachers to obtain health certificates from reputable physicians. A meeting will occur next month to discuss the program and its implementation across schools. A health officer will be in attendance, and Saturday sessions are planned to address open questions from educators and administrators. The report notes that funeral services and interment for Mrs Rosa AL Yotap took place last week, with pallbearers listed.
Wagener Community Fair Planned With Broad Committees
The Wagener community plans a schoolhouse fair in October to promote agricultural progress. Committees and officers are appointed, including President T M Nelson and Secretary-Treasurer E L Richardson, with extensive lists for exhibits and entertainment. The event aims to involve the town and surrounding areas as the first of its kind.
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T. M. Nelson
Wagener Schools
Rev. H. C. Hester
E. L. Richardson
FE. B. Jackson
A. E. Brodie
J. A. Tyler
Lloyd Gunter
James H. Gunter
Julius Swarts
S. B.williams
Bert, Culbertson
James Baughman
C. P. Gantt
He L. Goo
A. L. Corbett
John W. Tyler
J. Aml
Rluminaus
KR. Cofer
Nelfin Dott
DP Willigmies
Ofir Willian
Apes
Varnes Liege
Mas
W. M. Corbett
Dudemiming
Mis
Hob
Wat Ney
Miso Mester Wear
Mies
Adrien C. Trotter
My MB Sarith
Uppanitiee
Mba
Cation Deanviviek
Ebatenaigay
Medyengdi
Wright
Mrs
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Mass How
Tyhon Bawman
Mo G. Sholi
Ko Brodie
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Meter Cofia
T. Mo Neleons Sratheltuares
Martie Tara Viephiy
Moran Teeter Witheeters
Shrine visit crowds mark Lee anniversary observation
Thirteen thousand attend the Lee shrine ceremony as crowds gather for a commemorative event. The page lists names and places connected to the observance, reflecting a large, organized turnout and regional participation across multiple communities.
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Lee
First Women Emerge in South Carolina Education Posts
South Carolina primary results show women winning county superintendent posts in Union and Kershaw, with others holding over in Allendale and Laurens. Eva Hite led Lexington in the first race. two women sit on the state board, while several counties and departments report women in high-trust roles.
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Columbia
Themen
Lotto
Union
Francesa Beaty
Kershaw
Kathaleen
Watts
Chesterfield
Minnie D. Sanders
Allendale
H. D. Bryan
Luurens
Kate V. Wofford
Lexington County
Eva Hite
Batesburg
Lexington
A. D. Martin
State Board of Education
Washington Green Pringle
Charleston
J. L. Dims
Edgefield
General Assembly
Jasper County
Mary. G. Elis
Hi. Klough Purdy
South Carolin
South Carolina
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Peepie, Thom
Mikites. Ay Orloetoon At Te Geenerat Ammermbiy
Varatinnie
Giratian
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Hospital Auxiliary
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