Aiken Hotel Plans Spark City Council Debate
Early in spring a drive to build a new commercial hotel led owners to renovate the old Aiken hotel while residents debated widening Richland Avenue. The Civic League opposed street changes, urging traffic controls first, but the council approved road work and park preservation talks continued.
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Opishines Ava
Fas
Workman's Cara
Coane Ilman Holley
Richland Avenue
Laurens Street
Newberry Street
Aiken Hotel
Hare
Civic Likgtue
Inted
Nelson Johnson
Duncan
Oliver Iselin
John Williams
Mette George
Wymaan Schroder
Alice
Ethredge
Jones
Appeal Over City Park Fence Plan Sparks Battle in Aiken
Marion Jay Pellew outlines a public dispute in Aiken over widening Avenue and connecting two parks by removing park land, creating space for ten angled parking bays and five magnolias. The Civic League and Park Commission back beautification, while opponents seek an injunction and statewide publicity to frame the council as opposing women’s efforts.
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Feounelli
Weakerford
Etheredge Duches
St. Council
Whole Rinekets
City Counseil
Aiken
Park Commission
Civic League
Marion Jay
Pellew
Aiken Theatre Reopens Under Welborn Management
The Aiken theatre reopens for the season tonight with J. H. Welborn continuing as manager. The venue will operate six days a week and offer two performances nightly, signaling a return to its regular schedule.
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Aiken Theatre
J. H. Welborn
Rummage Sale Held by Philothea Class
The Philothea Class of the Baptist Sunday School will hold a rummage sale tomorrow afternoon at Hills Cafeteria. Proceeds support church activities and local missions.
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Philothea
The
Baptist Sunday School
Hill
Funeral for Mrs. Essie Carver at Mt Beulah Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Essie Carver were held Monday afternoon at Mt Beulah Baptist Church near Windsor. Interment followed in the churchyard. Survivors include L B Woodward of Union and Louis D Oliveros of Spartanburg, and a brother H Hankinson of White Pond.
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Carver Iy Vane . Co
L. B. Woodward
Union
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Oliveros
Spartanbug
8. H. Hankinson
White Pond
Mt. Beulah Baptist Church
Windsor
SIKEN FARMERS PUTTING IN VETCH SEED AND PEAS
Thirteen hundred pounds of vetch seed are being distributed to farmers this week by County Farm Agent C. Lee Gowan and four hundred pounds of Austrian field pea seed. These were ordered cooperatively at wholesale prices. Austria Winter Field pea seed supply seems exhausted. Mr Gowan offers one thousand pounds more vetch seed at wholesale prices on a first come, first served basis as price rises rapidly.
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C. Lee
Gowan
Austria
Pern
Gowan-hae'ai
Notice of Charter Application in South Carolina
Legal notice states the undersigned will apply to the Secretary of State of South Carolina three days after publication to form a corporation under the name National Chemical Company. Capitalization stated as $5,000 with 1,000 shares, no par, with right to increase to $60,000 via 12,000 no par shares, for novelties and other funds.
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Carolina
National
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