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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1929

Page

5

Sets Of Twins In One Grade At Aiken Institute

Superintendent W J McGarity of the Aiken Institute reports a remarkable class of twins in first grade. The names include Heywood Richardson and Helen Richardson Earl Hite Teel Hite Lorria Willian and Donna Willian Edith and Christine Hahn Mary Reed and others. This may be a record for northern South Carolina schools.

Aiken’ Institute Claimine Cal ‘School Heywood Helen. Richardson Earl Teel Hite Lorria Donna Willian Edith Christine Hahn Ron Mary Reed South Carolina Aiken Institute

Dora Gray Studio to Open in Aiken Fashion Shops

Miss Dora Gray, interior decorator known from Columbia and Spartanburg, prepares a Park Avenue studio in Aiken with Mrs Kaminer and ties Boon to operate a gift shop featuring lamps and wedding accessories. She returns from Arden Studios in New York and plans a statewide network of representatives.

Aiken Dors Gray Athen Park Avenue Kaminer Ties Boon Dea Grayd Columbia Spartanburg Arden Studios New York Miss. Gray South Carolina

George Brooks Cartin Dies at Langley

George Brooks Cartin, 70, died at his Langley home Tuesday after a two month illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 3 PM from Langley Baptist Church with burial in Langley cemetery. He is survived by his wife Essulin Cartin, one son Gary Cartin of Vaucluse, four daughters Olvin Cowart of Garfield Go, M M Mitchell of Clearwater, Bertha Luke of Langley, and J E Woods of Summit Ga, 28 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

George Brooks Cartin Langley Cartin Langley Baptist Church Essuln Cartin Gary Cartin Vaucluse O. Olvin Cowart Garfield M. M. Mitchell Clearwater Bertha Luke J. E. Woods Summit

Slick Getaway Made by Convicted Man

Joseph Callahan slipped from law after Magistrate Gaston ordered a 25 dollar fine or 30 days jail. He asked to speak outside, then fled. The fine rose to 50 dollars with 60 days in lieu. Luther Blocker received 26 dollars and 30 days if unpaid. Pete Brown, charged with vagrancy and concealed weapons, was set at 75 dollars and 10 days.

Joseph Callahan Gaston Luther Blocker Pete Brown Chardrea Seat Sibling

Civic League Trims Damaged South Boundary Trees

The Civic League with Ute city cooperation trims trees damaged by a new drainage system on South Boundary. Many limbs were broken and dirt piles harmed trunks. Work aims to restore the trees before winter.

Civic League Ute

Aiken Flower Show at Highland Park Hotel

The annual Aiken Flower Show will be held at the Highland Park Hotel with use granted by J. J. Sweeney. Miss Marion Pellew announces exhibitions of miniature gardens and possibly still life flower pictures, sponsored by the Garden Club, plus many varieties of ferns and pot plants to enhance the display.

Highland Park Hotel J. J. Sweeney Marion Pellew Charman

Donation Day Items Include Household Goods Listing

A fragment lists various donated goods such as pillows canes towels wash cloths counterpanes table cloths bedroom slippers and garments for all ages. It mentions living room furniture a typewriter desk and baby items among available donations and notes possible finish measurements.

Spebe Galen

Andrew Randall jailed on housebreaking charge

Andrew Randall, wanted for housebreaking and larceny, was arrested in Columbia on Tuesday. Sheriff Howard had him brought to Ai ken and jailed. It is alleged Randall entered the Kelley home at Langley last week and is believed responsible for other recent robberies in the Valley.

Andrew Randall Cangley Columbia Howard Aiken Randall Kelley Langley

Sheriff and deputies on the job seize stills

Sheriff Howard and deputies seized a 100 gallon still on the North Edisto near Horse's Bridge destroying 700 gallons of beer. The still was not in operation. A 60 gallon still near Horsecreek Bridge was destroyed and 400 gallons poured out. Near Perry a steam outfit was destroyed. No arrests were made.

Howard Edisto Horse's ‘Bridge Horsecreek Bridge Perry

Free Record Books For Poultry Raisers Invitation

An invitation to poultry flock owners to use free record books furnished by the county farm agent C. Lee Gowan. The books help track feeding costs, weights, egg production and other data. Free upon application to Mr. Gowan.

C. Lee Gowan Gowan

Monetta Asparagus Growers Set 5th Annual Meeting

The Monetta Asparagus Growers Association will hold its fifth annual meeting on Wednesday September 26 at the Ridge Spring High School auditorium. Dr William Werton of Columbia director of the South Carolina Natural Resources Commission and Dr D W Daniel of Clemson College will speak. A short business session and luncheon follow.

Monetta Asparagus Growers Association

Daughters of America Notes at Aiken Council Meeting

Emily Geiger Council D of A of Aiken met with Sister Bailey presiding and installed new officers amid Stars and Stripes. A social shower night is planned for October fifth Tuesday. Six new members joined recently. Sister Fulghem is out of hospital. Members urged to meet October 1 at 7 30 p.m.

Emily Geiger D. of A Aiken Bailey Fulghem

John Carpenter 62 dies at Graniteville home

John Carpenter 62 died last Saturday at his Graniteville home. Survived by wife Lizzie and three sons Otis Earl Taft, seven brothers, and two sisters. Funeral was Sunday at Graniteville Baptist Church with Rev. C. E. Tebow officiating and interment in Graniteville cemetery. Also notes WLC, T.17 meeting and upcoming state convention in Aiken October 11-13.

John Carpenter Graniteville Lizzie Carpenter Otis Earl Taft Carpenter David William Carroll Preston L. Carpenter Fannie Hite T. W. Reardon Graniteville Baptist Church C. E. Tebaw

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Wd. Woodward Woodward Ohio Aiken College CM. Baker Aiken, S. C Dora ‘Gray Studio Slick Andrew Monetta Asparagus Daughters OF America Notes WLC T. 17 T. B. Hallman the Radio Laboratory M. Terry FADA Philcos Telephone Jackson St Augusta Firestone Oldfield Asken Tire Shop Hayne Avenue Pendleton Streets Gut Fisher Pontiac Pantiar Pine Charees Hamperac Spring Rovers God Larejny Shine Coxtom Matoe Fameider Oakland-Pontiac Standard Motor Company Murray Johnson
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