Fruit packing demo by state agent at Andrews High School
Miss Dora Dee Walker assistant state agent will demonstrate fruit and vegetable canning packing and processing to Andrews and surrounding counties at Andrews High School next Tuesday July 13 all day. She will discuss standard containers steam pressure canner and exhibit preparation for the Tri County Fair in October. Attendees are urged to bring items to exhibit and participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Andrews High School
Tri-County
Dora Dee Walker
Doar
Methodist Mission Delegation Expands European Work
A Methodist delegation led by Bishop Atkins Dr Pinson and Dr Beauchamp tours Europe from London to Brussels Geneva Serbia Poland and Czechia to launch new fields. New workers Rev L G White of Fort Worth and Miss Burlew of Dallas are secured as rapid progress is reported with a new European mission proving superior to other agencies.
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James Atkins
Pinson
W. B. Bea
America
New York
London
William Ward
Brotherhood Movement
Brussels
Belgium
Southern Methodism
Europe
Atkins
Beauchamp
Boards of Missions
Geneva
Switzerland
Serbia
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
France
Rev
L. G. White
Fort Worth
Texas
Burlew
Dallas
White
Dr. Beauchamp
Andrews Democratic Club Enrollment Opens on Main Street
Notice to voters the Andrews Democratic Club rolls are open at C J Levy office on Main Street for Democrats planning to vote in the summer primaries enrollment closes on the last Tuesday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Democratic Club
C. J. Levy
Main Street
Tobacco Market Opens July 20 in Pee Dee Area
The Andrews Tobacco Market will open on Tuesday July 20 following a Pee Dee Association vote held in Florence last Saturday. Nineteen members favored the July 20 date while nineteen leaned to July 15, with the chair casting the deciding vote for the 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Pee Dee Association
Florence
Death of Williamsburg County Woman S. R. Tisdale's Widow
Mrs. S. R. Tisdale, 69, widow of S. R. Tisdale, died at her Elim home in Williamsburg County Wednesday. She was buried Thursday at Elim Methodist Church Cemetery. Survived by children P. B. Tisdale, B. O. Tisdale, Frank Tisdale, Mrs. Minnie Howard, Mrs. J. T. McConnell, W. H. McConnell.
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S. R. Tisdale
Elim
Wiliamsburg ‘County
Elim Methodist Church
P. B. Tisdale
B. O. Tisdale
Frank Tisdale
Minnie Howard
J. T. McConnell
W. H. McConnell
Camlin-Smith Couple Wed At Centenary South Carolina
Miss Pattie Smith former Andrews High School teacher married Mr S W Camlin last Wednesday at Centenary South Carolina. The ceremony was by Rev Umphries with family and intimate friends attending. The couple left for points of interest north after a sweets reception. Out of town guests included Mrs W S Camlin and several relatives from Andrews Marion and Florence.
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Pattie Smith
The
Andrews High School
S. W. Camlin
Centenary
S. C
Umphries
Social Visit Recap From The Big Dam Swamp
Special to The Andrews News reports a series of local Sunday visits and calls. Misses Freda Fulton Kate Pauline and Myrtle Haselden visited Miss Eva Powell. Leland Evans and Weitus Fulton called on P. J. McGee. Various neighborhoods hosted guests including Ida Smith Mary Mixon Douglas Casselman Eva Powell and Oscar Powell.
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Andrews News
Freda Fulton
Kate
Pauline
Myrtle Haselden
Eva Powell
Leland Evans
Weitus Fulton
P. J. McGee
Hammie Smith
Ida Smith
Mary Mixon
Douglas Casselman
Oscar
G. R. Benton
Rural Carrier Examination in Georgetown County S C
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for Georgetown County South Carolina to fill rural carrier positions at Andrews and other Georgetown County post offices. The test will be held in Georgetown on August 14 1920 to fill vacancies on rural routes.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Georgetown
S. C
Andrews S. C
Calder and Skipper Wed Quietly at Home
Mr J M Calder of the Earls Section and Miss Retha Skipper married at 8:30 p m Sunday night in the home of G C Grier by Notary G C Grier. A small gathering of friends and relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Calder
Earls
Retha Skipper
G. C. Grier
Notary
Andrews Polls Appoint August Primary Managers
The Jolios appoint August primary managers for Andrews polls with Frank H Bell James L Grant clerk Gilbert G Davis and H Dunham Herring named to oversee the election duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolios
Andrews
Frank H. Bell
James L. Grant
Gilbert G. Davis
H. Dunham Herring
Trio Town Local Items
Everything looks fresh after the showers. Miss Thelma Locklier visited Kingstree relatives. Rev Rhode and family moved into the city last Friday. Mrs Beadenbaugh of Lodge visited friends here. Annie Files returned from Lydia and Timmonsville. Many new buildings going up improving the town. Pritchard Moore and Willie Jaro are at Yarnville taking a business course. Bert Register and friend from Columbia visited Mr and Mrs John Register. Mrs Brunner and son of Lanes visited her daughter Mrs Bop Register. J W Locklier recently opened a new beef operation.
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Andrews
Thelma Locklier
Kingstree
Rev
Rhode
Beadenbaugh
Lodge
Annie Files
Lydia
Timmonsville
Pritchard Moore
Willie Jaroe
Yarnville
S.C
Bert Register
Columbia
John Register
Brunner
Lanes
Bop Register
J. W. Locklier
Vice President Marshall Finds Convention Satisfactory
Vice President Marshall, arriving in Los Angeles after the Democratic National Convention, said the event pleased him and he prefers private life. He noted eight years in Washington and expressed a desire to walk streets without fears of public scrutiny.
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Ls Angeles
Cal
Marshall
San Francisco
Washington
White House
Earls Picnic Highlights Local Ball Team Doubleheader
The Earls community enjoyed a picnic Saturday and the Earls ball team won both games. First game score married men seventeen single men sixteen. second game Earls thirteen Chicken Swamp three. Local residents and visitors, including the Tartt and Calder families, were noted in the social rundown.
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Andrews
Earls
J. S. Tartt
Dallas Calder
Retha Skipper
Wesley McCants
William Sink
J. S. Wheeler
L. D. Taylor
Harmony
Jet Sink
J. L. Wheeler
G. W. Powell
W. P. Wheeler
John Sink
Georgetown
D. C. Terry
C.F. K
Weather and church services plus local deaths in Rhems
The Rhems column notes fine weather and tobacco curing plus pruning. July Fourth was enjoyed with Rev. Kolb from Sumter conducting services. Obituaries include S. D. Wilson who died June 27 leaving a widow and one child, and Daisy Rhem who died July 5. A drowning near Black River at Pringle's Ferry on July 3 is also reported.
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Andrews
Kolb
Sumter
S. D. Wilson
Snow Mill
Daisy Rhem
Mr. Furney Rhem
Morrisville
Black River
Pringle’s Ferry
Georgetown
Tobacco Crops Look Fine After Rain Soak
Rain last Friday boosted the county crops and tobacco curing is widespread. The Quarterly Conference was held at Gourdin Chapel on July 3 and 4 with Rev. Massebeau delivering three sermons. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Parsons and family, Mr. D. W. Avant of Andrews, and Mr. M. C. Wilson who also visited Andrews on business. Mr. Vancie Morris of Oak Grove attended the conference Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Gourdin Chapel
Massebeau
J. W. Parsons
W. Harrelson
D. W. Avant
M. C. Wilson
Vancie Morris
Oak Grove
Stamper and Roberts Married in Surprise Telegraph News
A telegram reports the sudden marriage of C. W. Stamper to Ada Roberts of Cedar Springs Georgia. Stamper recently joined the Auto Accessory and Electric firm and the couple are honeymooning out west. They will reside in Andrews upon return, and well wishes flood the local community.
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C. W. Stamper
Ada Roberts
Cedar Springs
Georgia
Stamper
Miss Roberts
Andrews
Black River Notes Highlight Tobacco Crops and Social Visits
The Black River column reports tobacco crops looking fine and lists local social visits. Names include Miss Maggie Ola, Pearl Evans, J. Worris, Mr. and Mrs. Casselman, Miss Mary Evans, Baren Benton, Robbie Browder, Cleve Avant, Annie and Mellie Browder, Minnie Taylor, J. W. Goodwin, Offie Goodwin, Susie Ethride, H. B. Cumbie, Miss Florrie Morris, Leland Evans, LéRoy Taylor, Mrs. J. L. Mobley, Nesmith and Fowler, Dora and Josephine McGee, Evans, Mobley, and local dinners and fish fry at Mobley landing.
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Andrews News
Maggie Ola
Pearl Evans
J. Worris
M. F. Casselman
Mary Evans
Messrs
Baren Benton
Robbie Browder
Cleve Avant
Annie
Mellie Browder
Minnie Taylor
J. W. Goodwin
Offie Goodwin
Susie Ethride
H. B. Cumbie
Mary A. Evans
Leland Evans
Léroy Taylor
Florrie Morris
J. L. Mobley
Rhems
Nesmith and
Fowler
Dallas Powell
Dora
Josephine McGee
E. Evans
Ralph Mobley
Mobley Landing
C. E Evans
Ben Wyman
Dicker Kellehan
Randsome
Gordon Cantley
Near Kingstree
Mr. Baker
Kershaw County
Alva Fulton
Bernice Ivey
South Carolina to elect a national committeewoman
July 7 Columbia informs that a woman will join South Carolina on the national Democratic executive committee. The national party rule requires a woman on each state committee, but SC holds elections at the state convention, which meets next in 1922. Current member John Gary Evans will be assisted by a woman, with Mrs Joan Gary Evans named as a candidate and active at the Frisco convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Carolina
National Democratic Executive Committee
National Democratic Committee
San Francisco
State Democratic Committee
Democratic Organization
John Gary Evans
Spartanburg
National Democratic
Joan Gary Evans
Evans
Harmony Notes Mention Friends Guests and Fellowship
The report highlights tobacco crops as fine and notes numerous social visits. Several households are listed with guests including McConell McCants Kirton Freeman and others. A Sunday School Conference is announced for Harmony on July 17 with an open invitation.
Manning Tobacco Crop Opens Warehouses July 20
Preparations are under way for the opening of Manning's four large tobacco warehouses on July 20. The town, claiming to be one of the South’s best markets, reports an unusually fine crop with little hail damage and an expected sale of more than 15,000,000 pounds locally this season.
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Manning
One Third Off Bathing Suits in Courier Journal Sale
Louisville Courier Journal advertises a sale offering bathing suits at one third off. The brief notice promotes affordable swimwear with a direct price cut and light humorous tone.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Liberty Bonds Final Prices In New York Market
Liberty bonds closed with notable values in New York on July 7. Prices included 3 1-2s at 91.50, first 45 at 86.10, second 4s at 85.50, first 4 1-4s at 86.56, second 4 1-4s at 85.60, third 4 1-4s at 89.64, fourth 4 1-4s at 85.90, Victory 3 3-48 at 95.86, and Victory 4 1-4s at 95.90.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Victory
Advertising Rates to All Candidates
The Andrews News sets political advertising at fifty cents per column inch in advance. Reading matter must be marked Political Advertisement and will not appear on the front page or in local personal or editorial columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Andrews News
Mrs. Dasie Rhem Dead in Williamsburg County
Mrs. Dasie Rhem died July 5 1920 in Williamsburg County She was widow of F Rhem daughter of Rev William and Eliza Signa Hemingway and lifelong Union Methodist Church member Her funeral and interment were at Union Church Rome South Carolina Survived by relatives including L F Rhem and D D Rhem.
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Williamsburg County
Dasie Rhem
Union Church
Rome
S. C
Williamsburg
Georgetown
F. Rhem
D. D. Rhem
Georgetown County Commission Minutes July 5 1920
The Georgetown County Board of Commissioners held its regular monthly meeting with Supervisor M. S. Bellune and Commissioner H. S. Parsons present. Accounts on file were approved and ordered. All other business was carried over due to the absence of Commissioner F. A. Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
S. C
Board of County Commissioners
M. S. Bellune
H. S. Parsons
F. A. Bell
Philen
Mothers Club Meets Friday Meeting Reminder
The Twentieth Century Mothers Club will meet with President Mrs F A Weatherford on Friday July 9 at 5 pm. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Mothers Club
F. A. Weatherford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tri-County Fair
Methodist
New War Field
Camlin — Smith
Rural Carrier Examination
Calder
Trio Town
Stamper — Roberts
Committman Evans
S. C. Democrats
Harmony Sections
H. H. McConell
G. F. McCants
J. M. Kirton
Ruth
Dorothy Terr
Thessie Camlin
Terry
J. E. Freeman
S. M. Kirton
J. R. Barrineau
Bryans
J. Furman Poston
Dorothy Terry
Luke Kirton
H. H. McConnell
Lucille
Mamie McConnell
Katherine Howard
Liten Bryan of
Munlin Kirton
L. P. Poston
F. M. Howard
the Andrews News
Board OF County
H. H. Ward
J. W. Dear
H._L._ Smith
H. C. Tallevast
B. W. Jayroe
A. F. McDonald
J. W. Darmill
JD. Johnson
J. L. Cribb
Coastal Motor & T. Co
L. Jowers
C. B. Colbert & Sons
J. L. Johnson
Rankin & Tyson
G. Williams
J. W Miller
Mathews, Bailey Co
J. D. Johnson
D. A. Goden
J. N. Finley
Pink Howard
Enterprise Truck Farm Chemo
R. E. Willett
New Store
Wilson Durant Co
DuBose Hardware Co
Carolina Grocery Co
George B. Sanders
Carolina Hardware Co
Ollie Coi
Tom Britton
Sam Washington
Sam Evans
Wm. Jenkins
Ike Cribb
W Owens
Ye Obissey
Printing & Stationery
Georgetown Times Index
County Treasurer
Barfield Printing Co
R. L. Bryan Co
A. B. Haselden
Cause
James Grason
J. Wicks
Red Grant
S. L. Jm. Laschotte
Supervisor
S Auto
Georgetown Motor Co
Peoples Bank
Mathew Bailey Co
Georetown Ry & Lt Co
H C. Mobley
Isla V. Plulen Board of Assessors
Laman McRae
Isla V. Plulen Rural Police
John Harrelson
Minnie E. Doar
J. W. Darriell Macy
Sheriff's Auto
Mothers Club
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