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Andrews News

Location

Andrews, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1920

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Call to People on Amendments

Governor Clement of Vermont urged a constitutional amendment to require popular sanction for future changes. He warned against centralization of power in Washington and cited the 16th 18th and 19th amendments as imposed without consent. Cooper of South Carolina urged states to act to decentralize and preserve political individuality.

Harrisburg Percival W. Clement Vermont Green Mountain Washington Clement United States George Washington Alexander Hamilton James Madison Cooper States of the Union South Carolina

Coker Blakeley Marries in Andrews at Parsonage

Miss Lurline Coker daughter of Mr. and Mrs J Ed Coker and Mr James Blakeley wed December 5 at the Methodist Parsonage officiated by Rev D D Jones. The couple departed by afternoon train for a visit in the North amid friends wishes from Andrews residents.

Lurline Coker J. Ed Coker City James Blakeley Methodist Parsonage D. D. Jones

Hogs Return to Prewar Prices as Pork Drops

Chicago reports show hog prices returning toward 1913 prewar levels with live hogs at about 10 1 2 cents a pound, pork on the hoof. Wholesale pork products decline sharply, with November figures from the Institute of American Meat Packers noting exits of 27 percent for pork loins and large drops across ham bacon lard and shoulders. Retail prices vary by retailer, some high end others cut rate, reflecting grade differences.

Chicago Institute of American Meat Packers United States Institutes Packing House Bulletin of the Meat Packer's Institute

Pee Dee Corn Show At Florence Draws County Exhibits

Mr. James D. Lee traveled to Florence to attend the Pee Dee Corn Show. Local exhibitors sent fine corn samples and lectures were planned. Experts will judge the corn entries and the event is seen as a boost for Better Farm and countywide interests.

James D. Lee Florence Pee Dee

Methodist Church Sunday Services and Invitation Notes

The notice outlines a 19 90 m a m Sunday School at 11:00 a.m. and a 7:00 p.m. sermon with text Jesus Wept. It urges reading John chapter 11 before attending and includes a moral about taking initiative and obedience.

Jesus

Mothers Club Plans Women’s Building at State University

Mothers Club held a December 3 meeting at Mrs. Weatherford’s home. They read on children’s literature and resolved to petition the Legislature for a Woman’s building at the State University, appointing weekly visiting committees for December and scheduling the next gathering January 7 at 8:30 p.m. with Mrs. G. G. Davis.

Mothers Club F. A. Weatherford South Carolina Godfrey Clardy Howle Godwin Davis Cooke Jim Grant Clarke H. Ballenburger Bannister Bellune Weatherford G. G. Davia

Prosperity and Appetite in a Rural Reflection

A speaker laments prosperity that breeds levity and appetite. He warns that excess leads to waste and harm, citing a cow’s indulgence as a parable and urging self discipline. The piece reflects on divine judgment and the value of wisdom and restraint.

Black River News Notes Highlights Local Social Visits

Special to .ws News notes social visits across the region. Evans attended Georgetown South Carolina and spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Evans. Mrs. C. E. Evans and Maggie Ola Brown visited Kingstree, Grace Brown visited Magg ie Ola Evans, and several Evans relatives hosted gatherings at Andrews and Piney Forest locations. Local callers included Robbie Browder, Lt2iand Evans, John and Frank Fulton, John Howard, Alma Fulton, Dallas Powell, Pearl Evans, Rose Clarke, Mary Alice Evans, Maggie Ola Evans, and James Benton.

Evans Uool Georsetown 8. C C. E. Evans Maggie Ola E. L., Brown Kingstree Robbie Browder Grace Brown Maggie Ola Evans William Evans John Howard Alma Fulton Dallas Powell F. F. Fulton Miss Pearl Evans Piney Forest Mises Rose Clarke Mary Alice John Evans James Benton R. L. Evans Andrews

Income Tax Installment Due December 15

The fourth income tax installment must be paid by December 15 to avoid penalties. The ten day grace period is revoked by the latest revenue act, and payments are due in revenue office by midnight on the due date or the tax is declared delinquent.

Washington Internal Revenue Bureau

Seed dealers report surge in wheat and oats planting

A local seed dealer in Anderson County says wheat seed is sold out and plantings will be about three times last year's. Oats seedings are projected up about 25 percent, with strong demand for cover crops like crimson clover.

Anderson Anderson County

Letters From Children To Santa Claus of 1920

A compilation of child friendly Christmas requests dated December 1920 from Andrews and Trio in South Carolina. Young writers express desires for rifles, dolls, toys, fruit, candy, and small comforts, noting ages grades and family details in a festive exchange.

Santa Claus Annie Camlin Spring Gulley Hon Breas

Local visiting families and neighbors in Morrisville area

Special to The Andrews News lists visits and calls among residents of Big Dam North Charleston Nesmith Pamplico Rhems Piney Forest and related families including Sports Fountain Altman Taylor and McDaniel. Several Sunday visits and short trips are noted with multiple households.

Andrews News Boyd Sports Charlie Taylor Pamplico Willie Elliott Rome Henry Altman John Johnson J. E. Sports E. R. Taylor Rhems Miss Nell Sports Lena Sports B. McElveen W. H. Altman Isla Fountain Ada Sports Miss Lena Sports Miss Linnie Sports Kitty Fountain Pearlie Sports Jimmie Taylor S. H. Sports King McDaniel Wade Altman Smith Swamp Dudley Sports Charlie Sports Nesmith J. J. Browder G. VW. Taylor Piney Forest Grier Joe Waldron

Fertilizer Made By New Process From Phosphorous Rock

Washington reports a potential revolution in fertilizer making with a new process that extracts phosphoric acid from phosphate rock by heating ore with sand and coke in a fuel fed furnace. The Arlington experimental plant demonstrates higher yield with lower fuel costs than the acid phosphate method and promises benefits to farmers.

Washington South United States Department of Agriculture Arlington United States Florida Tennesse South Caolina

Poisoned drink costs life at Camp Benning

Seven soldiers were poisoned at Camp Benning in Columbus, Georgia, from wood alcohol or corn liquor. Private George C. Hall of Waco Texas died during the day, two others were critically ill, and four more were recovering. Investigators traced the liquor to corn liquor purchases and a cache was reportedly found during a search of 98,000 acres of the camp.

Columbus Camp Benning George C. Hall Waco Texas

Georgetown D A R reception and missionary shower highlights

Miss Eola Willis greeted at a Georgetown D A R reception with autumn decor and a talk on the organization's work. A separate Baptist missionary shower honored Miss Florence Lyde and Miss Janie Lyde in China, featuring musical programs, gifts, and refreshments.

Eola Willis E. R. la Bruce Georgetown Daughters of the American Revolution

Piney Forest Church Leaders Resign Rev Blount Leaves Local Churches

Mrs. W. D. Britt recovers from illness. social visits trace community notably Miss Florence Britt and Vermelle Johnson. Rev Blount resigns from Piney Forest and Bloomingvale Churches, a change mourned by locals.

Prohibition Agents Seize Christmas Brandied Cherries in Houston

Federal agents here seized nearly all Houston's pre prohibition Christmas brandied cherries and mincemeat in glass jars. They claimed the fruit contained more than half of one percent alcohol, marking a nationwide campaign opening.

Houston

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Green Institute of Public Pastor Mother’s Club Black River News Kris Kringle Thank You Bynum Grant Santa Jessie Hill Trio S. C Wylma Marshall S.C Hope Theron Evans Ansel Marshall Morrisville S. H. Jones Baptist Misionary Society Florence Lyde China Janie Lyde Frank H Sawyer McLeod F. G. Nesmith Selina Nesmith Columbia Edmunds of Ridgeway Olin Sawyer Horace L. Wright E. C. Haselden Shriners Sumter Mabel Buie Manning Emmie Snow W. R. Buie Philadelphia Frances Ward Winyah High School Waverly Mills F. L. Munnerlyn Choppee E. E. Orvin Cleo Ford Charleston Emma Beaty Piney Forest News W. D. Britt B. B .Tisdale Mellie Browder Leland Evans Annie Browder Mona Ethel Cox Annie Minnie Lee Bryan W. H. Taylor W. C. Howard Bloomingvale
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