Local Atems Briefly Told
Mr J B Batton of Rt 1 Andrews recently received furlough approval and was in Andrews Saturday. C C Ward of Owosso Michigan, here for his brother H K Ward’s funeral, returned home last Saturday. C E Evans of Rt 1 renewed his News Office subscription for another year. Mr and Mrs F F Laird travel toward Charleston for a seasonal meet and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Batton
Rt. 1
Andrews
Army
C. C. Ward
Ownaso
Michigan
H. K. Ward
C.E. Evans
Local residents recoveries and tax office visit noted
Mr H S Parsoss is out again recovering from the influenza at H C Talie. County Auditor was in Andrews Wednesday to receive tax returns for this year. Mr A J West and Pearle McElveen are mentioned after a bad spell as part of community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Talievast
Andrews
Publication Policy Notice From The Big Dam Swamp Region
A general notice explains that correspondence from various sections is reviewed and published only with the writer's knowledge. It notes a communication from Big Dam Swamp and on Forest could not be published for this reason.
Georgia stockholder receives large Civil War era cotton claim
A U S Court of Claims awards 176 698 26 to a stockholder of the Old Important and Exporting Company of Georgia for cotton seized by Sherman during his 1865 march to the sea. The case began soon after the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Court of Claim
State of
Georgia
Sherman
Simpkins Ideal Prolific Cotton Seed for Sale
For sale Simpkins Ideal Prolific Cotton Seed praised as productive and early. Ninety days from planting to boll, up to three bales per acre, averaging 40 percent lint. Won first premiums at North Carolina State Fair and tested at Arkansas Experiment Station. Price 2.60 per bushel F O B Georgetown. Order now from Seemann Truck Farm Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Experiment Station
North Carolina
Pashel F. O. B
Georgetown
Seemann Truck Farm
Engraved visiting cards at The Andrews News office
Engraved visiting cards found at The Andrews News office reveal a small newsroom exchange. The items suggest personal notes from contributors or visitors tied to the local press in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Centenary meeting in Florence leaders outline program
The Centenary event in Florence gathers district leaders and pastors including Rev A J Cauthen South Conference Centenary Secretary and Missionary campaign director. Rev Kirkland of the Southern Christian Advocate, Rev Towler of Kingstree LL D, and Spires of Sampit join speeches and panels. Sessions run 9 15 a m with morning afternoon and evening programs featuring field missions and illustrations. Delegates from churches and charges like Duscan Men Sampit attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saaf
Andrews
Florenc
Board of Mission
Peenas
A. J. Cauthen
Ome Tembes
CU. Kirkland
Southern Christian Advocate
Towler
Kingstree
Etown
J. Tee
Lahere Re
Thucker
Was
Spires
Arene
Sampit
Honor Roll Subscriptions for Andrews News
A list of names with subscription details for the Andrews News last issue includes A. B. Nie and various residents such as W. N. 8, Mes 0, Brewington, Resco Ford, W. E. Graham, J. A. Gibson, all from Andrews and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews News
A. B. Nie
Andrews W.N
Fria Rt
Brewington
City
J. Resco Ford
Andrews
W. E. Graham
J. A. Gibson Andrews
Pastor F Isokreit thanks for kindness during illness
Mr F Isokreit expresses gratitude to Rev es for coming to Andrews to help his family during a recent illness. The pastor has assisted the sick almost constantly and his kindness is greatly appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Isokreit
Ene
Rev
Misa
Andrews
Card of Thanks From Hathcock Family After Illness
Mr and Mrs W W Hathcock express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the illness of their daughter Mrs Mc Biveen and granddaughter Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hathcock
Mrs. Mc Biveen
Eve
Local Folks Visit and Move In at Nearby Farms
Mr Alias McCants and family visited Mr Ervin Elliots Sunday afternoon. Mr John Altman and family moved onto Mr J Swainls farm. Mr Willie Thomas from Camp Jackson spent a few days at home with Anis sister Mrs Sarah Elliot. Mrs W T Goode and daughter Miss Mattie visited Mrs Bettie Christmas Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alias McCants
Ervin Elliots
John Altman
Willie Thomas
Camp Jackson §. C
Anis
Sarah Elliot
W. T. Goode
Mattie
Bettie
Local visits on Sunday near Kent and Andrews
Taylor and Elliott visited Mr W D Rogerson near Kent Sunday afternoon. Miss Isa Elliott visited Mrs Mun. Binnie Oliver and Joe Bou-shett from Kent called on Mr Bob Olivers. Willie Thomas visited Mr Rogerson. Charlie Thomas of Andrews visited his sister Mrs Sarah Elliott. Mrs I H Elliott visited her son Mr J E Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Taylor
Elliott
Isa Elliott
Binnie Oliver
Joe Bou‘shett
Kent
Bob Olivers
Charlie Thomas
Andrews
Sarah Elliott
Casal commissioner presses prewar gas sale standards
The Casal commissioner on a day with representative pressure urged oil firms to sell gasoline at lower prices. He insists on prewar standards and threatens to push for a lower quality gas if needed, citing South Carolina examples. Several companies show willingness to lower prices if allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidi
South Carolina
Harris
Georgetown Boy In Anatems Graduates
Washington January 31. Georgetown youth Dear of Georgetown is among the graduating members of the final officers reserve class at the United States Naval Academy. The missions as temporary officers were presented today by Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
M. Dear
Georgetown
Wae
Ed States Naval Academy
County Auditor Tax Return Sessions Announced
The county auditor of Bis will hold tax return sessions at listed places on February 4 5 6 11 12 13 and 14. Residents should appear at the designated locations and bring prior year records for assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis
Red Cross Praises Andrews Branch Support for Disabled Soldiers
A letter from American Red Cross official W. dn Hunter expresses gratitude to the Andrews Branch in South Carolina for assisting disabled soldiers. It notes reeducation and artificial limbs, urging broad American support for reconstruction efforts. It mentions French war orphans and the organization Otherless Children of France Inc awaiting guidance on adoptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Levy
Andrews Ranch Americas Restress
Andrews
South Carolina
Red Cross
Ste
New York
All America
Otherless Children of France, Inc
Alexander J. Hemphill
Broadway
New York City
War Council
American Red Cross
W. Dn Hunter
Renew for Another Year at The Andrews News
Subscriptions are now due and payable and readers are urged to renew. The newspaper warns that paper delivery will stop for all delinquents per law if renewal is not completed. Readers are asked to visit to renew promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Mrs Higginsbottom Visiting Kin Amid Flu In Andrews
Mrs C Higginsbottom of Jacksonville Florida on extended visit to her sister Mrs W Peace in Andrews this week as her family battles influenza. Mrs W C Terry died at her home Thursday January 23 at 10 am aged 68, survived by husband two sons one daughter and several grandchildren. Interment was at Harmony burying ground Friday at 11 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Higginsbottom
Jacksonville
Fig
W. J. Brookington
Andrews
W. Peace
W.C. Terry
Harmony Burying Ground
For Sale One Jersey Holsteen Cow
A three year old Jersey Holstein cow with a seven month calf at side is for sale. The cow milks without the calf. Seller is Mrs. Ella Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Louis
Andrews Chamber Proposes School Closing Plan During Epidemic
The Andrews Chamber held an outdoor meeting in front of the Kellenan building due to quarantine. They debated whether to close schools for the term or keep them closed until the epidemic subsides, with County Superintendent D W Dear advising to pursue the latter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews Chamber of Commerce
Kellenan
D. W. Dear
Cation
Town Debates Electric Light Plan At Meeting
The town plans to form and operate its own electric light system. A committee including Jenkins Andrews Beard Porter and Baskims will meet the town council Wednesday to discuss feasible operation. Citizens are urged to devise a plan as the need for lights becomes urgent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Overton
Messrs
W. E. ‘Jenkins
W. H. Andrews
E. N Beard
Fruit Tree Planting Guide for South Carolina Regions
Clemson College advises renewed attention to fruit crops with winter sprayings and orchard updates. Reinstated specialists Hoffmann and Prince emphasize spring planting when cared for, recommending varieties such as Early Harvest apples, Montmorency cherries, Climax plums, Mayflower peaches, Concord muscadines, and Catawba wines as suitable for Sandhill and Coastal regions. Farmers should order trees promptly to ensure a year round fruit supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson College
Geo. P. Hoffmann
Geo. P. Prince Tant
South Carolina
Sandhill
Shockley Terry
Nee
Olia
Olia, Keiffer
Richmond
Montmorency
Climax
Shire Burbank
Mayflower
Greensboro
Mamie Ross
Carmen
Belle of Georgia
Nberta
Burk Ciing
Sam Matthews
Eaton ‘S
Stinton
Celestial
Magnolia
Brown
Thomas
James
Flowers
Eden
Moore
Lucile
Deleware
Niagara
Prohibition Bill Targets Wholesale Use of Extracts and Bitters
A measures seeks to prohibit sale of narcotic beverages made from extracts tonics bitters and compounds with more than 1 percent alcohol. It imposes fines and prison terms for first offenses and stiffer penalties for subsequent violations. Governor Cooper backs the proposal which also requires records audits and monthly filings. The bill applies to sellers buyers and physicians and carries a daily purchase cap to curb multiple buys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Hart
York
Hamblin
Unson
Hamilton
Chester
Cooper
Dots From Big Dam Visit Herring and Etheridge
Miss Adline Herring and Mattie Her ring have been visiting Mr. Harvey Etheridge, according to local notes from the dam area observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adline Herring
Mattie Herring
Mr. Harvey Etheridge
Social Visits Reported Between Local Residents
Miss Lee Haselden visited Miss Ethel Cox on Sunday afternoon. Miss Ethel Cox visited Mr. R. O. Smith on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Haselden
Ethel Cox
R. O. Smith
Smith and Abrans Visit Andrews on Business
Mr. R. D. Smith A. T. Abrans J. Morris and R. D. Smith were in Andrews Wednesday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. R. D. Smith
A. T. Abrans
J. Morris
R. D.smith
Andrews
Georgetown Electric Shoe Shop Notice
An advertisement for Georgetown Electric Shoe Shop at 903 Front Street operated by Paul Barca offers work done while you wait and satisfaction guaranteed. Special attention to ladies with office supplies also advertised at the News office next to Carolina Hardware Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Hardware Company
Methodist Missionary Centenary District Meeting
Andrews Methodist Church hosts a two day centenary event with sessions on history vision the world program and missions. Speakers include D A Phillips L L Bedenbaugh M Lofton R Mw J E Ford J T Fowler and W C Kirkland among others with afternoon and night programs and a concluding picture show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Tucker
D. A. Phillips
Latin America
Africa
L. L. Bedenbaugh
R. Mw
J. E
Kingstree District Holds Four Groups With Andrews Session
The Kingstree District splits into four groups and one gathers at Andrews with the program. The Andrews churches Duncan Memorial West End Salters Sampit host the group. Pastors lay leaders Epworth League officers and women’s society leaders are urged to attend. Public invited to hear sessions and watch for notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingstree
Andrews
Andrews Cha
Duncan Memorial
West End
Salters
Sampit
Black River Tems Visit With Hemingway Friends
Miss Lois Bullard of Hemingway spent a few days in the last week with Miss Annie Godwin, enjoying a brief rural visit and friendly company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Bullard
Hemingway
Annie Godwin
Skinners Attend Surprise Sunday School Event
Matt Skinner and Jeff Skinner surprised the community by attending Sunday evening classes at the local Sunday School. Their appearance drew curiosity and positive reaction from residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinner
Matt
Jeff
Illness Report for Mr. E. M. Casselman
The notice expresses concern over Mr. E. M. Casselman's illness and wishes him a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Casselman
Miss Annie Godwin Spends Weekend with Friends
Miss Annie Godwin spent the week end with friends near Rhems enjoying leisure time away from routine duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Godwin
Rhems
Unwelcome Visitors Spark Concern in Local Section
Miss Effie Mobley and Lela Barnes were hosted by Miss Mary Alice Evans last Sunday. The note questions how Rich and Jack survived their run away and expresses hope no damage occurred. Mr Flu is deemed the most unwelcome visitor in this section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Mobley
Lela Barnes
Mary Alice Evans
Rich
Jack
Flu
Thompsons Visit Evans Home Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs J W Thompson of Trio spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs C E Evans suggesting a friendly social visit between families in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Thompson
Trio
Hame
C. E. Evans
Social gathering at Barnes residence Saturday night
A party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R D Barnes at their home on Saturday evening proved a very social affair with neighbors and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.D. Barnes
Casselman Announces Birth Of Daughter With Quirky Hat Remark
Mr Mattie Casselman reveals the birth of a girl, noting with a playful line that his hat is worn to the side. The brief item captures a lighthearted family moment and confirms the new arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Casselman
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F Laird
Charleston
A. J. West
Chasiataon Tusinem
Pearle McElveen
Sone
Simpkins
Punching Creek
W. D.rogerson
I. H. Elliott
JE Elliot
Slim Jim
Andrews Braack der
Williamsburg
Georgetown Electric Shoe Shop
Front Street
Paul Barca
News Office
Methodist Missionary Centenary
Dinuver
J. E. Ford
J.T. Fowler
W. E. NeSmith
J. B. Saunders
W. C. Kirkland
Black River
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