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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1928
Page
4
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By order of the Court of Common Pleas dated September 12 1924 the Federal Land Bank of Columbia sues Ellis Staley and others. On October 1 1928 in front of the Court House Aiken South Carolina the land described as 113 3 5 acres on Columbia Road three miles north of Wagener will be sold to the highest bidder. Cash bid with $200 deposit required. Master Edwards Croft notes and deed revenue stamps.
In the Court of Common Pleas the Federal Land Bank of Columbia filed a suit against A W Reynolds and others. Notice is hereby given that a master’s sale will be conducted under the court’s authority in Aiken County as part of the foreclosure process.
EDWARD W. CROFT Master for Aiken County announces a sale of a tract of lands formerly owned by Floride L. Croft and conveyed to A. W. Reynolds by deed dated February 1918 recorded in Book 30, page 3. Cash purchase and deed stamps paid by buyer. $200 deposit required as proof of good faith. other terms set by the master.
Ministers of the Aiken Association held their monthly meeting at the Baptist church on Monday morning. Reports from churches were given and plans discussed. Dr. P. J McLean was re elected president and Rev. B. S. Aldret secretary and treasurer, with the program committee Rev. M. D. Toole, Rev. B. S. Aldret, and Rev. S. B. Hatfield. Monthly meetings will be on the first Monday each month at 4 a.m.
The Baptist Church holds worship and a sermon at 11 15 a m with Dr McLean speaking on God in Human Experience. Sunday school is at 945 a m and the evening service at 8 o'clock features an illustrated sermon titled Who I am and Whom I Leave. Mid week service is Wednesday at 8.
Talatha Hawthorne school opens Monday September 24 at 9 a m with exercises prepared by principal C Dunlap. Rev Chick led services at Capers Chapel last Sunday afternoon with the Langley orchestra assisting. The Tilman Dyches home on Hayne Avenue has been rented for the season to Mrs. Duncan A Holmen of New York through Mrs. Florence M. Laird.
Friday lawn party hosted by Susie Bonnett featured games and desserts by Hester Bonnette Annie Whittle and Junior Tyler. Women’s Missionary Society social at Mrs W M Corbett’s home with ice cream and cake. Cyril Bushee leaves for Homeville Georgia to teach. Ida Ler Brodie hosted high school classmates. Theo Gantt held peanut boiling gathering. Hattie Gibson visiting Mrs E Richardson Rev H G Hester and family visiting Greer. Prof T M Nelson arranging the opening of school on Monday Sept 10.
The ceremony followed a lavish church wedding with bridesmaids in Alice blue, lavender dahlias, and asparagus ferns.Miss Theodosia Sprouls and Miss Lucille Howard played Schubert as the couple pledged vows. The bride, a blonde in white chiffon, was supported by her father as groom and best man opened the service. after, the couple departed for a North Carolina mountains tour.
Decorated flowers and ground for rock at a gathering with about 30 guests. Margaret Chadwick of Saluda and Addie Blocker of Edgefield attended. Mr and Mrs Built Martin spent the past weekend in Ninety Six with Mrs Martin’s parents. Kathiden Boylstar left for Atlanta to teach this winter. Mrs Tom McElveen visited relatives in Columbia. Mary Francis and Mrs De Joach returned after several days away. Anfia Salley visits Asheville. Supt and Mrs E S Johnsorth spend weekend in Grey Court. Elizabeth Blocker left for Lander College after two weeks here. Sylvester Wilhelm of Augusta visits J A Jones. The Women’s Missionary Society of the Baptist church held its monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon in the Sunday school building.
P K Livingston a student of Annapolis is spending his vacation here with his parents Mr and Mrs P K Livingson as Miss Mary Perry of Columbia spent last weekend with his sister Mrs Hollis Garvin.
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