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Newspaper

Andrews News

Location

Andrews, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1919

Page

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Local items brief and bustling in Andrews area

Notices show a busy Andrews scene with residents visiting relatives in Ridgeway and Charleston. Events include church conferences at Olanta and Harmony, a Third Quarterly Conference for the Andrews Charge, and a George town baseball game. Local business shifts feature R L Tomlinson buying 800 acres, tobacco market optimism, and the sale of the Andrews Theatre to Melvin Hornick of Charleston.

Andrews Harmony Andrews Theatre Melvin Hornick Charleston Hornick Messrs. R. Israel W. H. Andrews

Andrews Defeats Spring Gully in Slow Ball Battle

Andrews beat Spring Gully 16 to 14 in a slow paced game. The Andrews MillionDollar Outfielders blunted early as Sears and Robuck Co. provided infield trouble. Clyde Blakeley hit a ninth inning homer with one on, tying the score as Ty Cobb's kid brother contributed. Andrews has three wins, two losses after five games and will face Georgetown in about two weeks.

Andrews Spring Gully Sears and Robuck Co Ty Cobb Clyde Blakeley Georgetown Mr. Parsons Mrg Henneney

Local Social Notes Highlight Community Visits

Mr John Evans visited Mr W B Haselden on Sunday night. Families and friends from Pendergrass Barnes Casselman and Evans attended visits in Piney Forest Sunny and Marion regions. Alice Maggie Mary and Ola Evans noted with several local greetings and spring weather chatter.

John Evans W. B. Haselden R. A. Pendergrass Charlie ‘Wall C. E. Evans Mary Alice Maggie Ola Evans H. C. Barnes M. F. Russ Marion M. L. Casselman Piney Forest Weitus Falton Leland Evans Carlie Kirton Jessie Grey Wesley Etheredge Jack Evans Verde Arizona Pheenix Los Angeles California Lonopale Nev Jim Walters Messrs. Weilus John’ Barton Ida Lee Benton Ime Slim Jim

West Andrews News Reflections From West Community

Dear Editor reports from West Messrs L A Rogerson and J N Crosby rode through Cedar Creek and Oak Ridge. Miss Retha L Skipper returns from Columbia with sister Lillian. Mrs 38P Baddy and daughter A V stayed with sister S S Skipper. Local residents attend preaching in Andrews and Wilmington visits noted. Locals hope for rain as heavy clouds linger.

West Andrews L. A. Rogerson J. N. Crosby Cedar Creek Oak Ridge Retha L. Skipper Columbia Charleston Lillian Baddy A. V S. S. Skipper J. D. Cox Andrews Leslie Liles W. D. Liles Wilmington N. C Lillian Skipper W. T. Eaddy G. L. Skipper L. L. Marlow W. K. Marslow Earle

Johnson Swamp Notes of Local Folks and Happenings

A compact rural column from Hustling Johnson Swamp reports on residents including Mr. and Mrs. Flor ence Player and Miss Mellie Player shopping in Andrews, Mrs. Bertha Player hosting visitors, repairs and mail route news, and lighthearted quips about a Ford ditch, a Scribus purchase idea, and local wit from Little Bunny.

Buddy Fast Earles Joe Bashet Lawrence Player Florence Player Mellie Player Andrews Bertha Player Eva Player R. M. Haselden Gibson Chandler Morton Earles Ea Nickel Ford Hogan Drug Company S. M. Andeg. de Acue

Just Arrived Hats and Ladies Goods in Andrews South Carolina

Just arrived a nice line of mid-summer hats for ladies and misses and a beautiful line of waists and ladies goods. Offered at low prices to make quick sales, keeping men’s goods on hand. See Mrs. C L Holtzscheiter next to Post Office Andrews S C.

C. L. Holtzscheiter Andrews, S. C

Proclamation Declares Ball Game a Local Holiday

Brigadier Brundle proclaims June 5 1919 a holiday for Andrews vs Georgetown on the Georgegrown diamond. All fans must Root Hog or Die for Andrews or face punishment. Also notes visitors from Sumter visiting local residents.

Brigadier Brundle Andrews Georgetown Georgegrown Brundle E. L. Sydnor Sumter G. T. Ford J. S. Deveaux

Crops look good despite grass in Big Dam area

News from Big Dam dated June 3 1919 notes fine crops despite grass. Mrs Edgar Haselden of Early Branch South Carolina visits with W B Haselden and in law, Miss Bernice Ivey hosts weekend gatherings. Weitus Fulton buys a Ford and various neighbors visit each other Sunday afternoon.

Oak Ridge Social Adds Guests and Church Notice

Misses Eva and Ester Wilson visited Misses Pearl and Ruth Cook on Sunday afternoon. Mr Rich Moree stayed with Miss Phrase Harrelson. Alice McCants Cub Wilson Logan Moree and Daniel Davis visited Suttons Sunday. Oak Ridge church will hold preaching Saturday night and Sunday with public invited. Golden Rod.

Eva Ester Wilson Pearl Ruth Cook Rich Moree Phrase Harrelson Alice McCants Cub #Wilson Logan Moree Daniel Davis Suttons Oak Ridge Church Golden Rod

Notice of Lost Stock Certificates at Bank of Andrews

Notice that stock certificates numbers 66 and 67 for five shares of Bank of Andrews capital stock were lost or destroyed. The holder will apply to the Bank of Andrews for new certificates on June 25 1919. Signed May 9 1919.

Bank of Andrews

Sunday School Convention Session at Rose Hill Baptist

The Southea8th Association holds its Sunday school convention at Rose Hill Baptist Church on June 11 and 12, 1919. Morning devotions and delegate enrollment open the first day with talks by Watts Gaines and Smith on church teaching, Sunday school needs, and teacher training. Continuous sessions cover B Y P U, superintendent duties, evangelism, and home department management, concluding with committee reports and adjournment.

Southea8th Association Rose Hill Baptist Church Baptist Thos. J. Watts J. A. Gaines W. R. Smith W. R. Barnes B. K. Truluck E. A. Mcdowell Thos J. W. Truluck B. D. Thomas

Manhattan Girls Vaudeville at the Select Theatre

The Manhattan Girls vaudeville troupe performs this week at the Select Theatre. It is their first appearance here and a large crowd is expected to attend the shows. Read the advertisement in this issue.

Manhattan Girls Select Theatre

Kent News and Local Happenings Around Town

News from Kent reports mild social updates with neighbors visiting and driving to Carver's Bay. A note from Clemson and USDA announces the Pig Club Contest starting June 2 with pig weight records and feed logs to be kept for uniform pricing nationwide.

Newberry County Ships First Hog Shipment

Newberry County sent 113 hogs weighing 24 190 pounds for a cooperative sale on May 20. County Agent T M Mills organized the shipment with 38 farmers, graded by L C Madison, selling to an Orangeburg broker for bids comparable to the Richmond market. First grade hogs brought 17 23, second 16 25, third 15 25 dollars. total cash 4013 90.

Clemson College Newberry County T. M. Mills L. C. Madison Animal Husbandry Division Extension Service Orangeburg Richmond

Items From Piney Forest Social Notes

Crops look fine through this section and residents report steady seasons. Mrs. W H Taylor returns home from Florence Infirmary. Mrs E L Bryan improving after two weeks illness. Mr Ben Hanna back out after a few days illness. Mr and Mrs J W Sports spent Sunday with the Bry an family. Preaching at Piney Forest Saturday night and Sunday at 11 by Rev W C Blunt. Mr Herbert Taylor visited Miss Lizzie Mills Sunday afternoon. Eugene Evans visited Miss Bessie Howard Sunday P M. Henry Long visited Miss Bes sie Avant Sunday P M. Bobbie Bouder guest of Miss Lee Haselden. Mamie Sports spent Sunday with Miss Annie Brouder.

W. H. Taylor Florence E. L. Bryan Ben Hanna J. W. Sports Piney Forest W. C. Blunt Herbert Taylor Lizzie Mills Eugene Evans Bessie Howard Henry Long Bessie Avant Bobbie Bouder Lee Haselden Mamie Sports Annie Brouder

Camlin Enters Five Acre Corn Contest For $1000 Prize

G W Camlin of the Trio Sutton section enters five acres of corn for the Farm Journal crop contest in Williamsburg County. The $1000 prize plus a gold medal is awarded for the best five acre yield across crops with prizes down to $250 and 40 yield certificates. The contest remains open to all county residents including youth and men.

G. W. Camilin Sutton Farm Journal of Philadelphia Camlin Williamsburg Williamsburg County

Gentlemen of the Jury Names Listed by Kingstree Journal

A long list of jurors or officials is presented with names and towns including Kingstree Hemingway Cades Suttons Cooper Salters Johnsonville Lake City New Zion Greelyville Trio. The names cover several counties and show multiple R F D designations and related localities.

E. B. Rhodus Greelyville J. R. Barrow New Zion Ira A. Calhoun Kingstree G. W. Scott E. M. McCants W. H. Baylor BR. F. D Cooper E. C. McDaniels Salters W. Gordon Cantley R. F. D. S. P. Oliver Greelyville G. W. Camlin Trio W. H. McGee S. W. Cox Hemingway R. C. McElveen Cades T. E. Allen, Greelyville. R. E. Blakeley Suttons J. M. Carmichael Henry F. W. Fairey J. E. Hemingway R. F. Epps J. S. Altman O. Byrd S. B. McElveen R. F. D. M. O. Powell Johnsonville J. H. Richardson

Missionary Society Meeting Announcement

The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet at the church Monday afternoon June 9 at 5 o'clock. A good program will be rendered and all ladies are cordially invited.

Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sallie D. Harrison Ridgeway Mrs D. M. Clark Clinton Board of Trustees The Presbyterian College W. B. Kennedy R. L. Tomlinson Smith-Briscoe Shoe Co Olanta Darlington D. W. Avant F. Isokreit J. S. Wheeler W. O. Camiin Hemigway H. G. Cox Rosemary Heights Irby Thompson D. O. DuBose F. F. Laird F. N. Crews South Boston Crews Farmers Tobacco Warehouse Robertson and White C. L.dunn C. _T. Reeves J.A. Gilberson E. A. Smith Marion, S. C Anson C. L. Holtzschéiter Elmwood Ave E. N. Beard Columbus, Ga D. Z. Rowell Atlantia E. C. Boatwright Rt. 2 H. S. Parsons Baptist Church Atgomery H. G. Johnson Pamlico D. C Seaguard Railway A. G. F. Smith Georgetown Rt. 1 Black River West Andrews News News Johnson Swamp Big Dam Weitus John Fulton Misses Lee Ida Benton George Benton Hamil Smith Lula Myrtle Powell News From Kent W. B. Oliver Fred Wiggins Wiggins Oliver J. P. Beckett Pirlie Cook Carver’s Bay J. P Olly Harding H. G. Matthews George Munson Chicken Little Punching Creek Bill General Green W. B Dewey Morris Miley Britt Ellen Matthews Clemsonricultural College United States Department of Agriculture S. C Newberry Missionary Society Meeting
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