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Andrews News

Location

Andrews, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1920

Page

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Andrews Tobacco Market Sees Burst In Output This Week

Outlook for a bumper crop near the Andrews market is bright with indications that over four million pounds of tobacco will be sold. Warehouses are expanding facilities, pack houses near completion, and stalls for farmers horses. Market opening is expected between July 15 and 20, with association meetings planned in Florence, D C.

Andrews Market Andrews Rhee Ja Berkeley Pee Dee Florence D. C

Stores to Close All Day Monday in Andrews

Merchants of Andrews plan a town holiday Monday July 5 closing their shops. Petition circulated with signers list including Marcus & Weiner Charles Kaminske The Ideal N E Green Isokreit Co J Heinemann Planters Hardware Reynolds Grocery The Leader A B Swinnie The Andrews News T G McDonald J A Feagin C L Corporation E L Powell Co Andrews Furniture Co W W Howle E A Watts The 5 10c Store A J West B F Barrineau M Godfrey Andrews Bargain House Andrews Auto Supply Rogerson Clemons Tuten Hardware Co Co K Feagin A A May D M Bath and others joined the effort.

Andrews Accese Aneig Marcus & Weiner Charles Kaminske the Ideal N. E. Green Isokreit & Co J. Heinemann Planters Hardware Co Reynolds Grocery A. B. Swinnie The Andrews News T. G. McDonald J. A. Feagin C L. Corporation E. L. Powell Co Andrews Furniture Co W. Howle E. A. Watts A. J. West B. F. Barrineau M. Godfrey Andrews Bargain House Andrews Auto Supply Station Rogerson & Clemons Tuten Hardware Co. Co K. Feagin A. A. May D. M. Bath

Mothers' Club Meeting Postponed to July 9

The Twentieth Centre Mothers Club meeting moved from the first Friday in July to Friday July 9 at Mrs. F. A. Weatherford's home. The postponement cites the President and most members being away from the city.

Centre Mothers Club F. A. Weatherford

North Carolinians Urge Governor Action on Federal Suffrage

North Carolina delegates to the Democratic Convention urge the governor and state legislature to take immediate action on the federal suffrage amendment. A letter writing campaign will follow as suffragists press for ratification, fearing possible delays by Tennessee lawmakers and vowing concerted effort there.

Interchurch Move Abandons World Campaign Effort

The Interchurch World Movement will abandon its billion dollar drive after a June 28 executive meeting. The plan to raise 1.32 billion for 58 boards may end July 8 when the general committee meets. Withdrawal by the Baptist Church, North and the Presbyterian Church, North, is cited as a key factor amid disappointing early results.

New York Interchurch World Movement Commistes 20 Baptist Church North Presbyterian Church Oine General Committee

Big Dam Swamp News Highlights And Sunday Chats

The crops look fine. Eva Powell and her sister Myrtie Smith spent Sunday with family. Douglas Casselman and Adline Casselman visited Hammie Smith. O Dell Powell visited her mother Lizzie Godwin along with Liston Benton. Herbert Kirton joined Miss Mattie Herring for Sunday afternoon. Governor Casselman and Kirton visited Big Dam Swamp Saturday. Bennie Mixon visited Dick and Mrs Smith last Sunday. Duffie Godwin is ill with typhoid fever.

Andrews Eva Powell Myrtie Smith Douglas Casselman Adline Casselman Hammie Smith O’dell Powell Lizzie Godwin Liston Benton Herbert Kirton Mattie Herring Governor Casselman Big Dam Swamp Bennie Mixon Dick Smith Duffie Godwin

Enrollment Opens for Andrews Democrats on Main Street

Voters were urged to enroll at the office of C. J. Levy on Main Street. The enrollment period for the Andrews Democratic primary opens now and will close on the last Tuesday in July.

Andrews C. J. Levy Main Street

Illness at Piney Forest Highlighted by Duffie Godwin Ailment

The notice reports Duffie Godwin of Piney Forest is very sick with hard fever and asks for prayers for a speedy recovery. Nearby visitors include J J Browder Mellie Browder Robbie Browder Grawlie Browder Casselman Ralph Mobley and others as well as social visits at Evans Barnes McGee Morris and Evans households.

Andrews Duffie Godwin Piney Forest C. E. Evans J. J. Browder Mellie Browder Robbie and Grawlie Browder Mr. Casselman Ralph Mob M. F. Casselman Hughie Morris Annie Browder

Bourbon Fandom Drives Pacific Coast Headlines

The article notes a coast wide habit of referring to Democrats as Burbouns in headlines. It explains the term appears regardless of region or liquor stance, with examples like Ohio Bourbons arriving to state conventions.

San Francisco Cal Pacific Coast Ohio

Praise Convention City San 1 June 28

The text extols San Francisco as a convention city praising cleanliness accessibility and modern auditorium facilities while noting its great distance from the national center and comparing favorably to Chicago Coliseum except for hall size. It highlights climatic conditions and overall appeal as a convention town.

San Chicago Coliseum San Francisco

Germany's Fehnbach pledges good faith in Versailles duties

Berlin reports Chancellor Konstantin Fehrnbech sets out the government's program in the Reichstag. He says Germany will fulfill its Versailles obligations as far as possible, including disarmament, reparations, and policing duties, attributing any delays to external conditions and distrust from enemies.

Berlin Konstantine Fehrnbech Reichstag Germany

Suffragist Warn Against Being Sure

San Francisco June 29 Women suffrage advocates at a luncheon for Democratic women were warned against overconfidence by Mrs Abbey Scott Baker of the National Women’s party. She noted Tennessee Governor’s August 9 special session but cautioned the fight for ratification is not won until the final vote. Women workers planned to urge the Tennessee delegation next Thursday and presses Vermont and Connecticut for action.

Tennessee Baker Vermont Connecticut

Germany in Arrears on Versailles Coal Deliveries

Paris report quotes Louis Loucheur stating Germany is three million tons behind on coal deliveries under the Versailles treaty. He argues for a large monthly coal allotment to support industrial reconstruction.

Paris Germany Louis Loucheur Uetit Parisien

German financier urges new international economic body

Hugo Stinnes of Woermann Shipping proposes a large international organization to address global economic issues. He advocates leadership by an Entente Franco German bloc to enhance cooperation and solidarity.

Mbrges Joint Action Paris Hugo Stinnes Woermann Shipping Company International Economic Organization Entente

Governor praises California cafeterias as model

Governor Cooper said he found Western coast cafeterias in San Francisco and Los Angeles a joyful revelation in affordable self service dining. He plans to persuade local restaurant owners to adopt the California plan at home. California claims to be the birthplace of the cafeteria and its facilities are praised as modern and well appointed.

San Francisco Cooper Los Angeles California

Platform First Rule Debated at San Francisco Convention

The rules committee elected Thomas J. Spellacy as chairman and debated whether to nominate a ticket before adopting a platform to save time. A resolution allowed presidential nominations before the platform, but balloting for candidates would wait until the platform was adopted. A motion to nominate early was defeated.

San Francisco Thomas J. Spellacy Connecticut Fitzgerald New York

Georgetown Gossip Of Local Social And Community News

Miss Margaret McGregor of Columbia visited Georgetown friends last week. The Lachicotte cottage at Pawley’s Island is leased for summer. Several residents attended bankers conventions in Greenville and Columbia. Multiple visits from Pawley’s Island, Hendersonville, and Florence were noted. The note mentions moves to Georgetown and local families hosting guests, with continued coverage on page 3.

Margaret McGregor Columbia Louisa Rosa McGregors Lachicotte Pawley’s Island Henery Donaldson W. W. Er Ix R. Lachicotte Waverly Mills W. Sparkman J. M. Powell Capers G. Barr Mr. Barr Hendersonville N. C Mr. Powell P. H. Pow W. D. Morgan J. I. Hazard, Jr Greenville Earl Miller New York William Miller William M. Gilliard Nathan Lachicotte Florenc J. J J. W. Mote, Jr Henry Juanita Brun E. Orgin L. N. Whitten Georgetown Fynetteville E. M. Doar E. M. Doar, Jr C. C. Crowning

Letter From Stella Lamb Reflects Winthrop College Trip

The State Short Course at Winthrop College prompts attending girls to write home about the journey. Miss Stella Lamb of Williamsburg contributes the best county letter, chosen for publication by the county agent.

Winthrop College Stella Lamb Williamsburg

Winthrop College Short Course Letter Highlights Learning

Stella Lamb writes from Winthrop College Rock Hill South Carolina describing a ten day short course. She details tours of a dairy and poultry farm lessons on canning stitching and sewing home economics gym activities and social events. She praises lectures by visitors and closes with encouragement for others to work hard at Winthrop.

Winthrop J. A. Evans J. R. Stokes Severne Walker Williamsburg South Carolina

Short Course For Club Girls Loan Fund

Home Demonstration Clubs of South Carolina created the Johnson-Walker Loan Fund at Winthrop College. The $100 scholarship will be awarded by competitive exam to a club girl, who must repay the fund at $100 a year without interest, financing another entrant. Regular Winthrop entrance exams occur at the courthouse on July 2–3.

Home Demonstration Clubs South Carolina Winthrop College Johnson-Walker Home Demonstration Club Winthrop

Earls and Long Branch Battle. Earls Wins 27 to 16

Earls defeated Long Branch 27 to 16 on the Long Branch diamond Saturday afternoon. The report notes social visits as Mrs. W R Wheeler and Mrs. J S Wheeler of Earls visiting, with Mr. and Mrs. L D Taylor hosting, and Sadie Lena Wheeler as guests of Martie and Lorna Crooks Saturday night.

Andrews News W. R. Wheeler L. D. Taylor J. S A. H. Wheeler Earls G. W. Kimmel Long Branch M Sadie Lena Wheeler Martie Lorna Crooks

Democratic praise from 1919 convention for Woodrow Wilson

The Democratic National Convention adopted a unanimous message to President Wilson praising his seven years of leadership, noting his health recovery, his role as commander in chief during World War I, and his progressive reforms. The salute lauds his wartime leadership, calls for continued service, and condemns partisan attacks.

San Francisco Democratic Nations Gardner Missouri Cummings Wilson Democratic Party United States Woodrow Wilson Army Union America Americs

State Wide Sunday School Evangelism Campaign Planned

The South Carolina Sunday School Association announces a state wide Sunday School Evangelism effort to inspire enlist and train teachers in personal evangelism. The plan avoids revival meetings and focuses on teacher conferences led by prominent pastors and leaders across the state. A 25 member evangelism committee will direct activities with free leaflets available at Spartanburg headquarters.

South Carolina Sunday School Association Leon C. Palmer State Association South Allen and Law Building Spartanburg

Bond Issue Fails in Florence County South Carolina

In a special county election about issuing $450000 bonds to build good roads the vote was light with under 1000 ballots. The result shows 335 votes for bonds and 549 against, reflecting misunderstanding rather than a countywide opposition to roads.

Florence S. C Florence County

Andrews Gas and Filling Co Opens on Main Street

Messrs. Dillard and Hardee open a wholesale and retail filling station on Main Street near the tobacco warehouses. The Andrews Gas and Filling Co will sell gasoline lubricants greases and oils for steam engines with a two tank car capacity ensuring ample city supply and plans for a free air service for motorists.

Messrs. Dillard and Hardee Main Street Andrews Gas and Filling Co

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Mothers’ Club Frisco North Carolina Roberts Joi Tennesssee A. 3. Baker Tessesse Delaware Interchurch Move Big Dam Swamp News Black River Burbons Convention City Georgetown News Pawley,s Island Rock Hill Democrats
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