Births and Visits Highlight Local Social Notes
Personal news notes the birth of a child to Mr and Mrs Paul Fulghum and remarks on Dorothy Davis and Louise Nixon visiting relatives in Asheville. D B Plunkett shows improvement at home after illness. L H McCullough joins Powell Hardware in the china department. Mrs Frank Quinn of Columbia visits Mrs J B McElrath on Hayne Avenue for a social call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Fulghum
Frank Turner
Dorothy Davis
Louise Nixon
Asheville
Bio
White End
L. H. McCullough
Powell Hardware Co
The
China Department
Frank. Quinn
Columbia
J. B. McElrath
Hayne .Avenue
McElrath
Will
Births and Long List of Residents Returning or Departing
A stream of social notes records congratulations on a newborn daughter at Huger Hall Jr. and numerous residents leaving for studies at Florida State College for Women, Converse College, Clemson, and Georgia Military Academy. Travelers include Mae Stockton Clark, Miss Florence Hill, Elizabeth Lowe, and others, with returns from European trips and family visits to Camden, Charleston, and Crescent City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At- Ae
Thonor
Huger Hall, Jr
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Mae Stockton Clark
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida’ State College For Women
Frank ‘P. Henderson
Deps
Europe
Barlow Henderson
New York
J. Hill
Spartanburg
Florence Hill
Converse College
Winthrop College
Rock Hill
Florence Croft
Elizabeth Lowe
Theresa Woodward
Catherine Wyman
Susie Edgerton
Julia Ella Norris
Mary “McCullough
Neil “Campbell
Christine Wainuke
Jennie Owens
Anyond
Indian Sores Ga
H. J. Ray
Elise Ray
Cedar Mountain
N. C
Eugene Weatherford
Hazeltine Coward
Avery Webb
Clemson College
Marie Eustis Hofman
Ghasles— Bohlen
Greenville
EB. Miller Boykin
Camden
Boykin
L. W. Boykin
Claude, Carr
Charlotte
Charleston
E. D. Lounds
Crescent City, Fla
Alma Lurekhalter
Civic League prepares fall Flower Show agenda
The Civic League reopened for the year with strong turnout and enthusiasm. Plans for the fall Flower Show were discussed led by chairwoman Mrs. B. C. McLean who invited suggestions. Talk focused on Live Oak trees along South Boundary damaged during baw tramage work and the group proposed hiring qualified help to prune and shape them with City Council and property owners offering support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic League
B. C. McLean
Arrival of New Commercial Hotel Manager in Aiken
D. T. Cannon of Anderson arrives in Aiken to prepare the New Commercial Hotel for opening as part of the Cannon hotel chain with properties in Anderson Atlanta and Athens Georgia. Officials hope to launch in time for the federal court session starting in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Cannon
Anderson
Itotel
Aiken
Cannon Hotel Chain
Atlanta
Athens, Ga
Wicht-Clark Betti Wicht announces Bettie Ernestine Clark nuptials
Mrs Betty Wicht of Aiken announces the marriage of her daughter Bettie Ernestine Wicht to George Henry Clark of Brooklyn New York. The wedding will take place in Brooklyn on Wednesday September 4 Mrs Clark has lived in Aiken all her life and is well known here. Mr Clark is a lecturer and author. The couple will reside in Brooklyn after the wedding. The Aiken Association will meet with the Athens Baptist Church on Sept 7 with Miss Bewley Hrumsingfiek Ewer and Harold Am as guests of honor. The event includes an inspirational program and a discussion of church work and departments. Each church should send a delegate.
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C. A. Owena
E. P. Henderson
Laurens Street
Samuel Goodman
New York
Ella Wyman
Denmark
A. V. Morgan
Clyde Morgan
Parksville
Thomas T. Cushman
North Carolina
Virginia
Myrtle Beach
Kaminer
Caroline
Blomberg
Mabel
Bradwell
Mary
Ravenel
Ernest Thorpe
Charleston
Dohaa Busch
Waynesville
Fannie DuBose
Periwinkle
All Tucker Jones
Slingerlands, N.Y
Aiken
Wicht-Clark
Betty Wicht
Bettie Ernestine
George Henry Clark
Brooklyn
N.Y
Prire
Clark Hass
Lark
Nate
Chirk
XM Wicht
Aghen
Brooklsn
Athen Baptist
Bewley
Jontariicht
State Mission
Hansinger
Perv Trees A Penmat Foiling and Farewell Party
A fragmented notice describes a farewell gathering for a girl named Ami her, with items including goods, a party at Mrs. Carroll Kerner’s home, and mentions of Tepe and Whetstone figures. Details are garbled, but references to a visit by a sister and a family connection remain.
Untitled fragmentary notice from Wagener oblique text
A garbled obituary notice fragment references Mrs Minnie Gyurvin McLean and Garvan McTean with unclear details. It mentions Wagener and a pipe tiered set, with scattered names and dates that are partially legible but not coherent enough to extract a clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garvan McTean
Gary Sweet Perrvin
Wagener
Wey Cop
Hospital Auxiliary Meeting at Bank of Western Carolina
This morning at 10 30 oclock in the Director s Room of the Bank of Western Carolina a meeting of the Women s Auxiliary to the Aiken County Hospital will be held Plans will be made for the hospital Every woman should be present Sheriff Howard and deputies yesterday captured a 75 gallon still near Cedar Creek and destroyed 180 gallons of beer and a small quantity of whiskey Two sacks of fruit jars were also captured The still was not in operation Stills were also captured Tuesday and Wednesday by the sheriff and deputies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Western Carolina
Aiken County Hospital
Howard
Cedar Creek
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D. B. Plunkett
Hites
INO. C
C. B. Hutson, Agts
Prudential Insurance Company
Aiken College
C. M. Baker
Arived
Minnie Gyurvin McLean
A. S. Rogers
J. Willie Levy
Son & Company
Augusta, GA
Boys and Children's Department
Davis Hankinson
Reyue
Carolina-Georgia Service Co
Aiken, South Carolina
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