Fatal Auto Crash at Whites Bridge Claims Mrs Estelle Long Morris
Mrs Estelle Long Morris of Andrews was fatally injured when the automobile she rode in with her husband John O Morris overturned on a bridge near Whites Bridge two miles from Georgetown. The car sank, both occupants pinned, she died en route home after being taken from Georgetown and hospital plans were abandoned. She leaves a young son, husband, mother Mrs Henry Long, and three sisters. Funeral at Elim church with interment at Elim.
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Estelle Long Morris
John O. Morris
Andrews
Whites Bridge
Georgetown
Morris
Florence
Porter
Estelle Long
Bloomingvale
Henry Long
R. M. Lone
Richard Smith
Marginine Valet
R. Henry
Bethel Long
Elim
Andrews Man to Be Port Collector
A Columbia dispatch says rumors in Washington claim former senator J A Banks of Calhoun County will become collector of internal revenue at Columbia. Tol Seas organization reportedly cut by more than half by the national committee. Tolbert may receive a key appointment for support to Harding at the last convention. John L McLaurin to be referee.
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Columbia Seas
Lewis Wood
Dent
Colp
Columbia
Washington
Calhoun County
Andrews
Woodalaoma
National Republican
Tolbert
Harding
John L. McLaurin
Methodist Church TN D JONES Sermon Series
The pastor at the Methodist Church in Tennessee conducts Sunday School at 100 a m and a 11 a m sermon titled Our Town of its Material Needs. Next Sunday the sermon will be Our Town, Of its Moral Needs. An evening Lantern slide lecture on Japan features country scenes and spiritual themes.
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D. Jones
Humanity
Salters Second Nine Triumphs Over Local Boys 7 to 2
Tuesday afternoon at Salters the second nine beat the local boys 7 to 2. Bell provided the heavy hitting and was credited with the strong offensive display. Andrews’s battery consisted of Bell and Kizer.
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Salters
Bell
Andrews
Kizer
League Of Voters To Meet
The League of Voters will meet on Wednesday at 4 80 p m to discuss matters of importance and study the League Platform.
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League of Voters
Oers Dal
League
Cut in Wage Award On Acceptance Or Rejection Of New Schedule
Chicago June 6. Railroad wage board hears petitions to wipe out the 1920 wage award. Over 150 railroads seek reductions including a 20 percent cut for all employees and reversal of last year’s increase. John G. Walker urges abolishing time and one half for overtime and pro rata overtime pay. W Higgins represents 66 Western roads calling for complete wipeout of last year’s rise.
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Chicago
Railway Labor Board
John G. Walker
Walkur
I W. Higgins
Union Members Vote on New Rail Schedule
Chicago June 6 union shop crafts vote on acceptance or rejection of a wage cut and new schedule to take effect July 1, per the United States Railway Labor Board. Letters go out this week to members. Big Four brotherhoods delay action until a July 1 conference. L S Shepherd, railway conductors president, comments.
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Chicago
Railroad Shop Crafts
United States Railway Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
Trailways
American Federation of la Askanvasa
Brotherhood of Maintainance
Way
J. Cc. Smock
Hood
L. S Shepherd
Call Meeting on Organizing Local Charity Group
A call invites all residents of Andrews to meet at the Presbyterian church at 4 50 p m to discuss forming a local Associated Charities. The note praises Andrews for charity and urges organizing and formal steps to establish the group.
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Andrews
Presbyterian Aurea Rchuay Vane
Reverend Lightbourn Leaves for Bermudas Visit
The Rev J S Lightbourn rector of Prince George Winyah Episcopal Church departs Georgetown for Charleston then New York and Bermuda for several weeks. A Bermudian native, his aged mother awaits his return after 20 years. He has long served as church leader and Red Cross chairman and sought American citizenship about a year ago.
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Georgetown
J. S. Lightbourn
Prince George Winyah Episcopal Church
Charleston
New York
Bermudas
Lighbourn
Church of England
Lightbourn
Middle Atlantic Islands
United States
Episcopal Church
the Red Cross
Andrews High School Closes Its Most Successful Year
The Andrews High School closing exercises honored nine graduates under Professor H J W Kizer. Dr C F Whiterly spoke on The Red Flag and diplomas were awarded, marking the first year the school earned State High School Diplomas. Garland Crews and Price Shipley received top awards. Lucille Boyd and Julia Bailey led scholarships with Bailey winning a $150 college fund.
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Andrews High School
H. J. W. Kizer
Lucille Boyd
Julia Bailey
Opal McKnight
Thessie Camlin
Viriginia Parsons
Gladys Avant
Margaret McDaniel
Zuill Bailey
Hermon Camin
C. F. Whitterly
Methodist Church
Charleston
Whiterly
Profesor Kizer
Dr. Whitterly
Andrews
Kizer
South Carolina
Dear
Garland Crews
Andrews Hitt
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Price Shipley
Thorugh
Andrews News Items Highlight Local Visits and Baptism
Miss Freda Fulton attended as guest of Miss Maggie Evans while Miss Bella Benton and Ruth Benton visited Miss Evans. Mr. Ralph Mobley called on C. E. Evans. The Benton and Casselman families hosted and visited at C. E. Evans home. A baptism occurred at Carraway Lake with twelve baptized, led by Rev W C Blount.
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Andrews
Freda Fulton
Maggie Ola Evans
Sony
Ralph Mobley
C. E. Evans
M. S. Benton
C. E Evans
M. F. Casselman
Ce E Evans
Mr. Russ
E. i
W. C. Blount
Murl Johnson
Mae Howard
M. O
Register For Water Works Election
All voters in Andrews are urged to register for the bond election to fund a water works plant. Registration opens next Tuesday morning June 14 and closes ten days later. The notice emphasizes citizen participation in taxes, health, and town welfare.
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Andrews
Wallace to Attend Tri County Fair Americas Secretary Visit
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace will attend the Tri County Fair with committee members S P Harper W H Andrews and Congressmen Stoll Logan and Fulmer. The delegation plans to review fair activities and meet local leaders.
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Congressmen
Stoll, Logan and
Fulmer
Secretary Wallace Accepts Invitation to Andrews Tri-County Fair
Washington yesterday saw Secretary of Agriculture Wallace formally accept the invitation to attend the Tri-County Agricultural Fair in Andrews next October. He will appear October 14th as a featured guest. The invitation arrived in a sterling silver case, presented by the Tri-County Fair Association committee including S. P. Harper and W. H. Andrews, with James D. Lee among the hosts. The fair aims to award a handsome 18kt gold medal and a $100 cash prize to the top crop from Georgetown Williamsburg and Berkeley counties, with the secretary to officiate. Farmers are urged to prepare exhibits and superior stock for competition as thousands in prizes are planned and the secretary’s presence promises heightened interest.
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Wallace
Andrews
Messrs
S. P. Harper
Tri-County Fair Association
W. H. Andrews
Stoll
Logan
Fulmer
James D. Lee
The
Fair Association
Georgetown
Williamsburg
Berkeley
United States Secretary of Agriculture
Locals Edge Hemingway In Seventh Inning Clash
Hemingway defeated Andrews 6 to 2 after taking the lead in the seventh inning. miscues and a costly error by Holtzschieter helped Hemingway surge ahead as Cribb and Chandler contributed key hits.
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Hemingway
Andrews
Vsitors
Campbell
Wooten
Ughes
Cribb
Holtzschieters
Hatch
Chandler
Snow S. S
Huggins
Hughes R
F. Cribb
Chandler Igt
M. Cribb
Andrews McDaniel
McIntosh
McDowall
McDaniel
Andrews Wooten
Holtzschieter
Hemingway Lambert
Georgetown Triumph In Eleven Inning Thriller
Georgetown wins a 12 2 lead late game break in the eleventh inning. Bell drives in the decisive run as Georgetown defeats Olanta to take game one of a three game series. Pyatt and Roberts pitched for Georgetown. Olanta and Georgetown set to play game two this afternoon.
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Olanta
Georgetown
Georgetown Boys
Bell
Andrews
Pyatt
Hemingway
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Schedule
At 11 a m the church will preach and at 4 p m the Sunday School will meet. A 7 p m preaching is announced. The public is invited to attend any or all services.
Fiddling With Disarmament Editorial Review
The Senate backs a Borah disarmament resolution but the House resists and may back Porter’s substitute. The administration shifts between approval and disapproval, creating a tangled, puzzling path that hides the broader aim of following Woodrow Wilson’s program without public recognition. News & Courier.
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Congress
Senate
Britain
Japan
House
Woodrow Wilson
Wilcons
News & Courier
Musical Recital Delightful Affair at Andrews School
The Musical Recital last Friday night by pupils of the Andrews graded school under Miss Jeter delighted a small audience in Koof Hall. Katherine Porter won the Cooke medal for best average, with Nora Grant and Bertie Maude Clardy close contenders. Nora Grant and Bertie Maude Clardy received medals for their work.
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Andrews
Miss Jeter
Koof
Cooke
Katherine Porter
Nora Grant
Bertie Maude Clardy
Remarkable Remarks and Moral Sayings From a Commencement Talk
A collection of aphorisms and reflections on faith accountability and practicality from a commencement speaker. It contrasts deception before God with personal responsibility and critiques moralism and drunkenness, noting that God’s terms do not bend to pleasing individuals.
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Labor Board
Mr. Lightbourn
Bermuda’ Island
Sec. of Agriculture
Tri-County
Presbyterian Church
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