Community Locals and Friends in Andrews
Locals and friends list visits and hospitality in Andrews with numerous names from Florence Hartsville Georgetown Lake City Manning Kingstree and Savannah. Guests include Mrs T R Howle Dr T E Howle Misses Outlaw McRae Flowers and Haselden plus Mr and Mrs Grovre and J R Rogerson and Wilson Porter on various out of town trips and gatherings.
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T. E. Howle
Hartsville
T. R. Howle
Andrews
J. W. Morris
Daho Lake
J. R. Grovre
Lake Wells
Florida
Bessie McCants
Savannah
Georgia
J. E. Rogerson
Wilson Porter
Oak Grove
Mrs. Marcum
Frances Louise Pegram Weds William Nathaniel Weaver
Mrs J B Pegram announces the marriage of Frances Louise Pegram to William Nathaniel Weaver on Wednesday June 15 1921 in York South Carolina. Mrs Weaver has many Andrews friends who will welcome her back after their northern trip. Mr Weaver is a popular conductor with many friends here.
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J. B. Pegram
Frances Louise
William Nathaniel Weaver
York
South Carolina
Youth Meets Spring in Millinery Designs
A designer showcases spring millinery with four hats highlighting new fabrics. The right side features a draped turban with a bold drooping bow, a rose colored sea shell look, a satin brim crown with fruit and foliage cluster, and a wide-brimmed braid hat with satin ribbon ends.
Wind Damages and Injuries From Sunday Twister
A brief Sunday afternoon windstorm ripped through the town causing minor injuries to two Black men and damage to property. A section of Planters Tobacco Warehouse lost roofing and the Kellahan building suffered a second story roof removal. Several trees fell as electric lights failed during the three minute gust.
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Planters Tobacco Warehouse
Kellahan
Seasonal recipes for convenient fruit drinks and tea blends
A compact guide converting kitchen shorthand into drinks and desserts. It lists berry cordial, orange lime sugar punch, and a tea punch mixed with raspberries and maraschino cordial. Steps include steeping berries, dissolving sugar, adding brandy or cordial, and chilling before serving.
Collegiate Advantages and the Making of History
A professor notes that meaningful creative progress arises from individuals and small groups rather than crowds. He stresses that a student’s key duty is selecting the friends and companions who will shape their life, arguing college life exists to furnish that choosing power.
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A. E. Zimmern
Sweet potatoes as South Carolina coming money crop plan
South Carolina groups outline a campaign to market the state's sweet potatoes, aiming to cure and grade 500000 bushels for sale beyond state borders. The plan seeks to enter Northern markets and boost southern consumption, with focus on the Porto Rico Sweet variety and coordinated efforts by the Chamber and SC Sweet Potato Association.
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South
South Carolina
California
Betowe
South Carolina Sweet Potato Association
Board
the Potato Association
South Carolinas
New Jersey
Delaware
Esstern Shore
Virginia
Board Chamber
Cleaning Baskets With Brick Rub For Refresh
A description explains cleaning reed and willow baskets by rubbing with a stiff brick and notes wax to prevent marking. It mentions wine and soap handling in the rinsing process, with unclear remaining details.
Broadway Debut Sparks With Witty Observation
An English novelist began his first Broadway work amid bright signs and a performance mood, quipping that the art would be better for a man who would choose not to read.
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Broadway
Woodchuck Evasion Tactics in Trap Experiments
The American Forestry Magazine notes woodchucks are hard to trap as they gnaw off a trapped leg to escape. Some drag traps into burrows sealing themselves in, then the creature clings to survive like an armadillo while rescuers contend with the stubborn animal.
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Dug Gommen Reidaaty
American Forestry Magazine
Jud Tunkins Noted for New Hat Over Philanthropy
Jud Tunkins remarks that a man’s noblest philanthropic efforts often go unseen by friends compared with news of his latest hat purchase.
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Jud Tunkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Florence
P. C. Wilcox
Marion Graham
J. J. Waldron
Lake City
Flossie Outlaw
Georgetown
Miss Alice Outlaw
Annie McRae
Kingstree
M. P. Watson
Sam Mace
Miss Daisy Flowers of
Manning
S. C
Walter Harris
Wek
H. T. Harrelson
C. L. Holtzschieter
J. R. Groore
City
G. B. Nesmith
Morrisville
John Heinemann
John Jr
Clara Bell
Estelle Wilson
Forrest
Lillian
Jennie Mae Haselden
Milton Hogan
The
Hogan Drug Company
J. L. Hogan
Pawleys Island
Mrs. E. V. Anderson
Myrtle Beach
Mr. Anderson
Mr. R. Israel
Andrews Bargain House
W. H. Andrews
Charleston
A. K. Crawford
Bonneau
8. C
C. J. Levy
W. D. Palmer
A. B. Swinnie
Miss McClellan
Esther LaBrue
H.D. Oswald
Weaver—Pegram
Sumter Marble & Mante
Co. J. P. Commander, Prop
Tobacco Barn Insurance
Levy and
Thompson
He Florsheim
LAMAR
Bank of Andrews
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