13 Feb 1919
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Newspaper
Andrews News
Location
Andrews, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1919
Page
1
A brief local item mentions the Seaboard Air Line Railway Co and snow filling in low spots along their right of way near the depot. The notice asks recipients to sign and return correspondence mailed for publication and for protection, without detailing further actions.
Local residents and visitors are listed in a short society notes roundup. Individuals include Mr. C. W. Carter in Sock mn trip, Mr. S. H. Barnes in Alabama, Dr. D. O. DuBose in Charleston, Miss C in Savannah, Mr. W. H. Hobbs formerly of Timmonsville, Mrs. Barnes visiting kin, and J. E. Feagin in Andrews.
Messrs W H Andrews and other delegates from Andrews southern Congress of the League of Nations attend the gathering in Atlanta Georgia from February 28 to March 1. The Princess Theatre reopens Monday evening February 17 with an excellent program. Mr George Hanks plans for a forthcoming event while Mrs J E Ford visits relatives in Anderson South Carolina.
Tot Suaon Yale White organizes the Planters Warehouse with capital side. Shares sold at $100 each. Mr H A Baily of Cedar Creek in town Wednesday. Attend town hall meeting Friday night. Mr J L Granths returned from a wagon trip to North.
The article details the charter of the Federal Farm Loan Bank of Columbia and loan rules for farm mortgages. It covers loan amounts, interest, amortization, security via first mortgages, insurance, repayment terms, and borrower obligations. It notes election of local officials and chamber meetings alongside ongoing notices.
The remark links optimistic thought to safety rooted in vengeance, arguing that punitive roots risk undermining stability and could trigger broader harm or failure. It emphasizes caution against policies that rely on retaliation as a foundation for security.
Fragmentary ad text notes furnished one or three shedrooms for light housekeeping and directs correspondence to the News office. The legible portion hints at a housing notice amid a dated, poor-quality OCR.
The Kingstree district Methodist group met at the Methodist Church for a Centenary educational session led by Rev. J. E. Clark and Rev. S. B. Harpes. Speakers included Rev. Harper of Florence and Rev. Bedenbaugh on home and foreign missions. The campaign aims to raise 125 million dollars in funds from Northern and Canadian churches.
Rev. J. E. Ford will preach at 11 A M and 7 30 P M Sunday with a 4 P M service. He will also preach at Harmony in the afternoon at 3 30 o clock. The public is invited to all services and members are urged to attend every service.
W R Barnes pastor preaches at 11 a.m. and 7 15 p.m. on the first and third Sundays and at 7 15 p.m. on the second and fourth Sundays. Sunday Schools are held every Sunday at 10 a.m. The public is cordially invited to all services.
The Andrews News reports renewed or new subscriptions from residents including N P Robertson South Boston Wa C J Levy Andrews HD elden Andrews Bruce Mayd Andrews T G McDonald Andrews W A Hussy Andrews J E Feagin Andrews Rt 1 Oscar Thomas Andrews D M Clarkens Israel AH left Route Beater Bs pre W 1 aT dedeecs.
Notice states books for registration for the March 18 1919 Andrews municipal election will be open at the H Drug Store from February 12 to March 18. Voter participation requires registration. J Reece Ford serves as Clerk and Treasurer. R C Flowers, a progressive farmer from Trio Section, visited Andrews Tuesday and renewed his subscription. farmers in his area shrink cotton acreage and plan more tobacco.
The public is invited to a final chance to support a new theatre venture at Princess Theatre in Andrews. Manager Gene Hanks promises first class feature and comedy productions at lowest prices, with balcony seating reserved for colored patrons. Show time Monday evening February 17, urging citizens to patronize to prevent another failure.
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