Mrs Sarah Abrams Dies After Long Illness at Home
Mrs. Sarah Abrams died late Wednesday at her home on Richland Ave between Laurens and Pendleton. She was an invalid for years and her remains were shipped to Philadelphia for interment. She is survived by two children Eddie Abrams of Philadelphia and Beatrice Abrams of Aiken. Ruth Hair returned from visiting Miss May and Miss Lucille Hair.
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Sarah Abrams
Richland Avenue
Laurens and
Pendleton Streets
Philadelphia
Abrams
Eddie Abrams
Beatrice Abrams
Aiken
Revival Begins at Chime Bells Baptist Church
The On-Dida evangelistic services started at Chime Bells Baptist Church led by Rev. Geo L Mullis. Nine candidates were received for Baptism with ordinances scheduled, and other baptismal services planned for Green Pond Baptists. Members urged to attend the six day revival and conference after sermons.
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Dida
Chime Bells Baptist Church
Geo. L. Mullis
Green Pond
Mrs Catherine Webb Dies at Age Near 77 in Ai k es
Mrs Catherine Webb aged 76, widow of R Marion Webb of Augusta, died at her son George R Webb probate judge of Aiken County near Aik es. She had long been an invalid but led a life of Christian service. Funeral at 10 today at Pitt Cemetery Ai Spring with Mangem officiating. Survived by five relatives.
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Cathérine C. Webb
George R. Webb
Aiken County
Aikés
R. Marion Webb
Augusta
Old Pitt
Ai Spring
Ts. Survi
Red Cross Life Saving Classes Led by Capt. Reese
Capt John Reese arrived in Aiken from National Headquarters to lead a three day Life Saving Class. He took charge of the sessions led by Edward George and Thomas Morgan and will test those ready for final exams. Local police fire and electrical workers received special First Aid instruction with daily classes arranged by Chief George and helpers Harry Ludlow and Rachel McCarty.
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John Reese
Aiken
National Headquarters
American Red Cross
Reese
Edward George
Thomas Morgan
Chief George
Harry Ludlow
Rachel McCarty
Aiken Citizens Protest Train Removal Before Railroad Board
Aiken residents led by Senator John F Williams traveled to Columbia to oppose Southern Railway service cuts that would remove a local train. The delegation, including Mayor Moseley and others, argued the change would worsen mail delays and regional inconvenience ahead of a South Carolina Railroad Commission hearing.
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Aiken
Columbia
South Carolina Railrad Commission
Southern Railway
John F. Williams
Woodward Woodward and Curtis Johnson Wed in Simple Ceremony
Last Saturday afternoon Dr P J Mc Lean joined Ruby Woodward and Curtis Johnson in marriage at the parsonage with only close friends and relatives present. Mrs Johnson is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jason Woodward of Aiken. Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs W O Johnson of the Clearwater section, lives in Ola Florida and works in road construction.
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P. J McLean
Ruby Woodward
Curtis Johnson
Johnson
Jason Woodward
Aiken
Mr. Johnson
W. O. Johnson
Clearwater
Ola
Fla
Williams Knight Wedding ties Graniteville and Ware Shoals
Beautiful simplicity marked the wedding Tuesday evening August 25 as Miss Eilen Eugenia Williams of Graniteville wed Arthur Jefferson Knight of Ware Shoals in the home of the bride’s parents with Rev O E TeBow performing the ceremony.
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Eilen-Eugenia—Wiliams
Graniteville
Arthur Jefferson Knight
Ware Shoals
Te Hese
O. E. TeBow
Johnson Weathers unite in Clearwater marriage
Johnson Weathers of Clearwater married Elizabeth Johnson of Graniteville at Langley Baptist Church parsonage. Rev. Thomas Walker presided Sunday at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weathers
Clearwater
Elizabeth Johnson
Graniteville
Thomas Walker
Langley Baptist Church
Marriage of James C. Sanders and Lizzie Padgett in Langley
James C. Sanders and Lizzie Padgett of Langley were married by Rev. Thomas Walker on Saturday evening August 29 at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Sanders
Lizzie Padgett
Langley
Thomas Walker
Aiken Theatre Announces Season Start and Attractions
The Aiken Theatre will open for the season on Monday September 7 with advertised top pictures and several road shows booked. October will feature three shows. Ice prices are listed as 30 cents per hundred pounds 15 cents for 50 pounds 8 cents for 25 pounds and 5 cents for 12 pounds.
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Aiken Theatre
Aiken
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Augusta, GA
Mrs. Abrams
Ruth Hair
Misses May
Lucille Air
Jay-Mac Chevrolet Co
Hayne Avenue
Aiken, S. C
Kelly Springfield
Broad and Monument Streets
Auto Top and Tire Co
Welina Extension
St. Louis
Baltimore
Ebony
Wilton
North Carolina
Mc. Hamilton
South Carolina
Ri Bers
Mullis
Catherine £. Webb
Woodward-Johnson
Johnson-Weathers
Chichesters Pills
Cramond
Hudson Brougham
Hudson
Part
Mays Hudson-Essex Co
S. C
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