Social notes from Aiken and surrounding towns
A long list of visits and homecomings from residents and friends of Aiken includes Mrs. R. C. Rogers preparing her home on Richland Avenue for Woodwards of Williston, Miss Eulalie Salley en route to Cambridge, and numerous relatives seen in town. Visitors from Spartanburg, Orangeburg, Charleston, Atlanta, and Greenwood are noted along with travel to Sweet Briar College and Waynesville. A social reception honors Mrs. Sumpter M. Cassels with pink and white decor and 120 callers attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Owens
H. M. Cassels, Sr
A. A. Foreman
Sumter Cassels
W. P. Cassels
Johnston
Campbell Davenport
Belle Bailey
North Augusta
J. J. Hood, Jr
WB. Cassels
F. C. Brinkley
C. C
Elizabeth Miller
Virginia Cassels
W. E. Ashley
Cassels
Clara Calhoun
Greenwood
Ministers Address Sunday School Workers in Hickman Hall
Dr P J McLean spoke to Grantieville Baptist church Sunday night and after the business session refreshments were served. W W Edgerton and son Everett Edgerton midshipman left for Charlotte NC to visit Mrs Claude Carr. Edgerton will visit Dr Ives Edgerton in New York before returning to Annapolis. May Stockton Clark left for Columbia to attend the University of South Carolina. Mrs Waddie Mattison of Sumter visited her parents in town briefly. Mrs Lanier Branson and children returned from a summer vacation in the North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cushmar
Charleston
Bessie Holley
Marsallise Smith
Augusta
Flint Hendrix
Drury Ingles
Aiken Preparatory School
W. J. Kimball
Johnston
Donald Dobbins
Henry Summerall
Sarah Dobbins
Mary Staubes
Greenville
Misa Estelle Fairy
Branchville
Ina Wilburn
Western Union Telegraph Office
Batesburg
Aiken
Alderman Duncan
Anderson
Citadel-Davidson
Gastonia
N. C
Eleanor Henderson
Sweet Briar College
Sweet Briar
Mary Henderson
Mildred McCreary
Ernest McCreary
New York
Walter E. Duncan
Jessie Duncan
Columbus
Philadelphia
P. F. Henderson
C. J. Hill
J. E. Henderson
Winniefred Powell
Adelaide Henderson
Cesar Mountain
Asheville
Hampton
Dorothy Pollenitz
Margaret Ussery
Friz Schulhofer
Waynesville
J. Reid Kirkland
Lake Junaluska
John May
Atlanta
H. N. Heckle
Blackville
Laura Edgeton
Ives Edgerton
Mary Ellen Wise
Spartanburg
Sullivan's Island
Mary Busch
Grady Vance
Raleigh
W. L. Mobley
Mary Williams
Ashley Hall
John Fabian Busch
Dohland
Rogers
J. F. Busch
George W. Chipchase, Jr
North
Annie Klatte
Albert Mobley
South Carolina Medical College
W. B. Turner
Columbia
Turner
The
Christian Church of South Carolina
J. Frazier Lyon
State Tax Commission
Archie Thorpe
Columbia Hospital
Lloyd Gommillion
Salvation Army
Savannah
M. E. Cleckley
Mamie Cleckley
Hastings Wyman, Jr
Ada Wyman
Hastings
Randall Croft
Chancester
J. C. Patterson
Pearl Garvin
Tiny Day
Louise Bryant
Fairfax
R. K. Corder
Robert Laird
Waynesboro
T. E. Seago
Vaucluse
Steadman
D. C
Maria Edgerton
William Johnson
Aiken Hospital
Mary Tunander
Wilbur Shuler
Edmond Cortez
Kirkland
N. Y
John Gomillion
Frank P. Henderson
Tom Glover
Manchester
Vermont
B. C. McLean
Erie
George W. Croft, Jr
College of Charleston
Harold Platt
Louise Carswell
Rockhill
Louise Johnson
Anderson College
W. W. Edgerton
Everett Edgerton
United States Naval Acadmy
Charlotte
Claude Carr
Emma Edgerton
Edgerton
Anapolis
May Stockton Clark
University of South Carolina
Waddie Mattison
Sumter
J .Fabian Busch
Lanier Branson
Schofield School Set to Open October 3
The sixteenth Schofield School session starts Monday October 3 with formal chapel opening. New faculty additions strengthen all departments and the general science laboratory is fully equipped. A business course and expanded industrial and domestic science offerings provide specialization for the institution for the colored people founded in 1868 by Martha Schofield of Darby, Pa. Sweden's industrial production in the past year was 50 times that of 50 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schofield School
Martha Schofield
Darby
Sweden
Mrs Virginia Rogers Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Virginia Rogers of Selvern died at Aiken County Hospital last Saturday morning after a brief illness. She was 32. Survived by her husband L. A. Rogers and an infant son. Funeral and burial held at Pine Grove Baptist Church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Rogers
Selvern
Aiken County Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. R. C. Rogers
Richland Avenue
R. E. Woodward
Atlantic
Henry A. Clark
W P. Terwilliger
Lewis Oliveros
Langley Graded School
Harriet Howard
Darlington
Mildred Schro
J. E. Vincent
Summerville
Lucia Smith
J. W. Futch
Isadore Polier
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Richards
T. W. Turner
Thomas, Jr
Bamberg
Eugene Weatherford
Kenyon Millard
Reuben Walker
Citadel
R. W. McCreary Co
Walter C. Plunkett
Aiken, S. C
Holley Fuel Co
B. F. Holley
Holley
Union Street
P. J. McLean
Graniteville Baptist Church
Hickman Hall
Dennison’s
Thorpe’s
Augusta Market
Augusta Cotton Exchange
South-Eastern Business College
Bank of Western Carolina
Stenographic
Com- Aiken
Business School of
Business School
Home Office
Madison, GA
C.S. Yawn
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