Miss Emma Richardson Completes Course at McFeats College
Miss Emma Richardson has returned home after completing a business course at McFeats Business College in Columbia South Carolina. Miss Noel from Steward Virginia visits Mrs G M Tuten. Mrs Palmer mother of W D Palmer of this city died last Sunday after a period of illness. community extends sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Richardson
McFeats Business College
Columbia S. C
Miss Noel
Steward Va
G. M. Tuten
Clergymen Changes Touch Marlboro Circuit Andrews
Rev J E Ford of Marlboro Circuit is assigned to the Methodist Church at Andrews for the next year. Rev Geo A Teasley, who has served the pastorate for the past two years, will leave in a few weeks for Lamar S C in Darlington County. Teasley has made many friends here and it is regretted that he is assigned to a new field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.E. Ford
Marlboro
Andrews
Geo. A. Teasley
Lamar S.C
Darlington County
Teasley
Verdun
Ferdigand Foch
France
Siberia
Russia
Alex
Ward Welcomes 13 Pound Son At Home
Mr. W. E. Ward is the father of a 13 pound boy who arrived last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Ward
Mrs Bella Ballenburger Taken To Florence For Operation
Messrs Jo and Louis Ballenberger and Dunham Herring accompanied Miss Bella Ballenburger to Florence on Tuesday where she was admitted to McLeod's Infirmary for another operation.
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Louis Ballenberger
Dunham Herring
Florence
Bella Ballenburger
McLeod’s Infirmary
Auction draws crowds at Trulucks stables in Bonneau
Mrs E M Feagin spent a few days at Bonneau South Carolina. A large crowd gathered in Andrews Saturday for an auction sale at the stables of Mr B C Trulucks.
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Andrews
B. C Trulucks
Red Cross Rally At Princess Theatre Sunday Afternoon
A Red Cross rally is set for Sunday afternoon at 3 30 o clock in the Princess Theatre with Rev R Mur chisson and Red Cross workers from the state as speakers. Additional speakers are possible and attendees are urged to attend. Donated wool items and sweaters belonging to the Andrews Red Cross should be turned in to Miss Hattie Flanks promptly.
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Red “Cross
Princess Theatre
The
Andrews Red Cross
Hattie
Red Cross Christmas Drive Notes In Georgetown Visitor
Mr L M Pass of Georgetown arrived in Andrews to organize a Christmas Red Cross drive for all. He sought to mobilize local volunteers and coordinate community support.
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L. M. Pass
Georgetown
Andrews
Red Cross
Services at Andrews Methodist Church Sunday
There will be morning and evening services at Andrews Methodist Church this Sunday and attendees are invited to join. Mesdames M P Watson and P L Matthis spent Tuesday in Charleston.
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the Andrews Methodist Church
Mesdames
M. P. Watson
P. L. Matthis
Charleston
Andrews News Briefs Mention Local People and Notices
Strong cook needed for general house work with good wages. Mrs G G Davis in Andrews SC invites applicants. Various local residents, including Mr S A Davis in Charleston and Mr C J Levy to Georgetown, are noted for travel or visits. Also mentions pecan trees for farming, two rooms for rent, and Mr J H Raley discharged from Camp Sevier with return plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.G. Davis
Andrews S.C
T. G. McDonald
Vernon Shipley
Charleston
Kingstree Items Private Henry Gilliard Dies Overseas
Private Henry Gilliard of Hemingway is reported from overseas as having died of disease.
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Henry Gilliard
Hemingway
Private William P. Camlin Killed in Action
The report confirms Private William P. Camlin of Trio was killed in action. The updated casualty notice lists no further details about the engagement or where the loss occurred.
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William P. Camlin
Trio
Overseas Casualty List and Local Obituary Notes
Private Nathan Burroughs Kingstree appears in overseas casualty list last Thursday among those who died of disease. Mrs. Davis Ward has word from overseas of the death of her brother W. J. Kelly who died of wounds received in action November 5. He was a son of J. W. Kelly, who moved from Kingstree to Blaeshear Georgia, and he leaves his aged parents six sisters and five brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Burroughs Kingstree
Davis Ward
W. J. Kelly
J. W. Kelly
Kingstree
Blaeshear
Miss Bacon and sister honor Thanksgiving in Georgetown
Miss Bacon of Georgetown spent Thanksgiving with her sister, Miss Annie Bacon, at Mrs. W. G. Gamble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bacon
Georgetown
Annie Bacon
W. G. Gamble
Miss Emily Broadway Out After Long Flu Spell
Miss Emily Broadway of Trio who teaches at Paxville is out again after a long spell of flu.
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Emily Broadway
Trio
Paxville
Mrs. W. D. Bryan Visiting Daughter in Columbia
Mrs. W. D. Bryan and party are visiting her daughter Mrs. F Imer in Columbia.
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W. D. Bryan Et Eryen
Mrs. F Imer
Columbia
Notable visits and social calls noted Saturday
Hon. D. F. McCutchen of Nesmith and W. C. Calin of Bloomingvale were noted in town Saturday. Mrs. Tom Kellahan visited Andrews friends last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. McCutchen
Nesmith
W. C. Calin
Bloomingvale
Tom Kellahan
Andrews
Ruth Hinnant Wed John Wayne Chandler in Suttons Church
Thanksgiving Day wedding at Suttons Methodist Episcopal Church united Miss Ruth Hinnant and John Wayne Chandler. The ceremony featured a taupe silvertone gown, orchid bouquet, a musical program, and a large bridal party. After vows the couple left for Washington and northern cities.
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Old Suttons Methodist Episcopal Church
Ruth Hinnant
John Wayne Chandler
Wilmon’ Giland
Kingstree
Bryant Hinnant
Mr. Hinnant
Mary
Rose Long Helen Hinnant
Hazel Gresham
A. E. Ellis
Charleston
Georgia Antley
Orange‘burg
Margaret Wilen
Mantine
Mae Hinnant
Nell Chandler
Neve Richardson
Andrews
Dame of Honor Sisters
W. O. Henderson
Jordan
Eugene Davis
Davis Station
Margaret Graham
Lawes
R. Fb. Hinnant
Laurie Chandler
McDowell
Mendelssohn
Lanes
Local residents note moves and visits in Georgetown area
Messrs. H. S. Parsons and H. Ward motored to Georgetown Monday morning on business. Mr. H. Ward has occupied his new home in Arrows, having moved from the suburbs. Mrs. R. H. Mosley returned last Sunday from Hartsville, where she has been visiting friends for awhile. Mr. W. M. Owens is moving in his new residence this week. Mr. H. S. Clardy spent Monday in Arrows. A baby girl was reported at the home of Mr. L. T. Boyer last Sunday. JUST RECEIVED A nice line of Novelty Handkerchiefs suitable for Christmas Gifts at Mrs. C. L. Holtzscheiter's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Bailey
Cedar Creek
Andrews News
Bailey
Wayman McDonald
J. H. Raley
Camp Sevier
McKee
Seaboard
Messrs
H. S. Parsons
H. Ward
Georgetown
H. K. Ward
A.rrews
R. H. Mosley
Hartsville
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Letters From France Tell Of 1918 Front Battles And Home News
A World War I letter from August 4 1918 describes life in the zone of fire near German trenches. The writer recalls long mail delays for soldiers, an intense July 14 offensive, American troops hailed as saviors, aerial dogfights, heavy artillery, and the destruction of a village near a castle and ruined church.
How To Get Government Seed From Congressman Ragdale
A note from J W Ragdale M C explains the Agriculture Department limits seed allotments to congressmen. He offers to supply seeds to anyone who writes promptly before stock runs out at his Washington DC office.
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Department of Agriculture
J. W. Ragdale
M. C. House
Washington, D. C
Letter From France Expresses Loss and Hope to Return
A World War I letter dated November 10 1918 from Mack G. Carraway of Co A105 American Training AEF France writes his mother that he is well and sorry her husband has died he asks her to stay strong until he can return and closes with loving thoughts and prayers for guidance and reunion.
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Papa
Mack G. Carraway
France
Meeting Of Eastern Star In Charleston Friday
A call meeting of the Eastern Star Order will be held Friday night December 13. The grand Worthy Matron from Charleston will be present. All members are urged to attend. Mrs. E. V. Anderson, W. M.
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Eastern Star Order
Charleston
E. V. Anderson
W. M
A. C. L. Employees Top War Workers Campaign Totals
The United War Workers Campaign in Andrews raised nearly 3600 with A. C. L. Corporation employees contributing 1853.76. F. W. Keay led the A. C. L. effort and others followed with smaller sums. The total payments were collected by chairman H. S. Parsons.
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H. S. Parsons
United War Workers
Andrews
A. C. L. Corporation
F. H. Keay
F. W. Keay
S. P. Harpers
N. W. Cooke
Victory Girls
Victory Boys
W. B. Haselton
H.s.clardy
D. L. Mayd
Seaboard
W. F. Knot
Matilda Moore Casselman Weds Lillie Frazier Carraway
Mattie Moore Casselman and Lillie Frazier Carraway were quietly married at the Georgetown clerk of court office on December 2. Friends extend best wishes for a happy life together.
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Mattie Moore Casselman
Lillie Frazier Carraway
Sidney F. Carraway
Ownership and Management of The Andrews News
Statement of ownership for The Andrews News weekly published in Andrews South Carolina. Publisher and editor E N Beard of Andrews SC is listed as managing editor and business manager. Owners include E N Beard. Bank of Andrews is named as a significant holder. Sworn before notary F Wiehrs on July 7 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews News
Andrews S. C
E. N. Beard
Andrews 8.C
E. N. Beard Andrews
S. C
Andrews
S.C
Bank of Andrews
F. Wiehrs
War letters from the Front Express Hardship and Hope
A corporal in Company 13th U S Army writes from the A E F in France about gas attacks by the Huns, scarcity of supplies, and censorship. He mentions friends Alex Stokes and Simms, notes miseries of war, and longing to return home. He mails greetings to supporters in New York.
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Think Simms
Alex Stokes
France
New York
Moore Family Hosts Neighborly Swamp Gathering
A large party gathered at Mr and Mrs W J Moore's home in Johnson Swamp last Saturday night. Local residents including Miss Mable Haselton and Miss Ollie McCants helped with Red Cross work in Kingtree on Tuesday. Several residents made short trips for business and family visits, with neighbors like Charlie Mixon relocating to Sampit and extended visits among the McCants, Parsons, and Gibson households.
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Mable Haselton
Ollie McCants
Red Cross
Kingtree
Harpers Lodge 225 Masons Meet and Installations
Special notice announces Harpers Lodge 225 M. will meet Thursday night at 8 to elect officers and pay dues. A second meeting Thursday December 19 at 8 for installation of officers and a banquet. Each mason is asked to bring a lady. Weatherford W. M. Wiehrs Sec.
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Harpers Lodge
F. A. Weatherford
F. Wiehrs
Card Of Thanks for Mr. Fernie Rhem
The Rhem family expresses gratitude to friends for service during Mr. Fernie Rhem’s illness. They thank them for floral offerings and messages, noting it was consoling to feel support in their hour of grief. Mrs. F. Rhem Mr. D D. Rhem & Family
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Fernie Rhemn
Supper Planned at Aimwell Graded School
A hot supper will be held at Aimwell Graded School on Thursday evening December 10th. The public is invited to attend.
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Aimwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. M. Feagin
Bonneaus, S.C
S. A. Davis
C. J. Levy
H.C. Tallevast
S. H. Barnes
Mr. H.S. Clardy
Miss Della Harrison
Alex S
Alex H
Pershings
States
Y.M.C. A
West
By and Thompson
Tuten
Hardware Company’s
Irby& Thompson
God
Johnson Swamp
K. M. Haselton
Hemming Way
D. E. Player
Greeleyville
Charlie Mixon
Sampit
H.A. McCants
J. A. McCants
Pearl Mixon
Florence Snails
Lucian Parsons
Suttons
LA Parsons
Grace
Virginia Parsons
Myrtle McCants
W N McCants
Earles
W J Moore
G. C. Gibson
Fatty Arbuckle
Sheriff
F. Rhem
D D. Rhem & Family
Irene G. Anderson
E. Vea Anderson
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