Local items briefed from Andrews area news
Mr. G. M. Tuten spent Wednesday in Johnsonville South Carolina. Vernon McCoy Shipley Jr added to the Shipley home. Mrs. Jas A Harris left for Tallahassee Florida after visiting her sister. L B Barfield reports 304 dollars per acre on tobacco. FOR SALE 110 acres near Kent station. W L Avant visiting sister in Andrews. Mrs G T Slattery and Fay and Herman with Miss Hollingsworth in Monroe visiting Mrs McColl, then to Atlanta. Miss Minnie Grier spent Sunday in Morrisville. L D Smith from Morrisville drove to Andrews. Owens family and Alice Outlaw spent Friday in Georgetown. C G Enter of Warsaw called to Germany and France for family inheritance. W D Hogan visiting his children. W H Andrews in Vermont. FOR SALE One Ford touring car. Irby & Thompson Andrews. J Calhoun Brunson and Brunson siblings from Florence visiting Howle family at Pawley’s Island. Dr T E Howle at Pawley’s Island. Harold Bell Wright novel The Re-Creation of Brian Kent available at News Book Store. Mrs H Parsons leaves for Norfolk. ADVANCE FALL HATS at Mrs C L Holtzscheiter. Miss Brice showing headgear. Millinery at The Leader. Irving J Lubarsky from Baltimore returns home. L V Copeland of Timmonsville becomes Andrews Police Chief. Lost run of keys to W J Green. S V Hart of Princeton spends Monday in Andrews considering electrical supply venture with General Electric. Andrews election on lighting and funding bond passes 56 to 0. W Andrews, J L Grant, S P Harper elected public works commissioners. The News Book Store offers complete stock of school supplies.
Planters Warehouse thanks patrons for season’s leaf tobacco sales
Card notes gratitude to patrons for leaf tobacco sales and praise of service to Andrews market. Acknowledges obstacles and heavy rains damaging crops, expresses aim to unite planters and warehouse men next year and appreciation for past patronage.
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Andrews
Planters Warehouse
Andrews Graded School to Open Tuesday
The public is invited to attend the opening exercises as the Andrews Graded School prepares to begin the new session. The faculty includes experienced teachers and a capable superintendent, continuing the school's tradition of employing the best educators.
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Andrews Graded School
Andrews
Trespass Notice at White and Andrews Premises
No trespassing for fishing cutting wood hunting dog or game on White and Andrews property. Violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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White and Andrews
Georgetown County Cotton Association Urges Quick Membership
The Georgetown County Cotton Association calls on every resident to join at once. With counties nationwide organizing against cotton manipulators, local farmers bankers and merchants are urged to sign up to secure fair cotton prices. D L Moyd appeals for full participation after the county chair’s resignation, stressing collective action.
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Georgetown County
Georgetown County Cotton Association
South
Wannamaker
St. Matthews
D. L. Moyd
School Booke Adopted by Andrews Graded Schools
A listing of adopted texts by grade for Andrews graded schools includes Haliburton Primer Hill's First Reader Hunt's Modern Word Book Morey's Little Folks Number Book Hill's Third Reader Hunt's Pre Course in Spelling Smith's Modern Primary Arithmetic Kinard Withers The English Language Maury's New Elements of Geography Ritchie's Primer of Hygiene Arnold The Mastery of Words Elson's Seventh Reader We algebra for Secondary Is Well's Plane Geometry Bennett's Caesar's Gallic Wars and other standards across grades from first to high school English, math, science, geography and civics.
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Hill
Hunt
Morey
Smith
Fairbanks
Kinard Wither
Maury
Ritchie Caldwell
Arnolds
Kinard Withers
Elson
Arnold
Kern and Noble
Ellar and Daniels
Pea
West
Four apri sh hats taken up in South Carolina
Four apri sh hats, half grown, two red and spotted, two white and black spotted, were taken up. Owner can recover by paying damages. Arthur Brown, West Andrews, S. C. Rev. J. E. Ford is spending a while at Nichols, S. C.
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Arthur Brown
West Andrews
S. C
Nichols, S. C
Georgetown County Fence Law Vote Urges Progress
A News and Courier editorial urges Georgetown County to vote next Tuesday in favor of a fence law to confine cattle. The piece argues walking cattle roaming causes harm and that passage would boost local credit and modernize the county.
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Georgetown
South Carolina
News and Courier
Baptist Church Services September 7 1919
Sunday School 10 30 A M Preaching 11 30 A M Also 8 30 P M Morning topic The Mind of the Master Evening topic In Remembrance of Me.
Trio News Briefs From Andrews Area
Quiet weeks ease as Bank of Trio work resumes with hopes for a new building. Tobacco crops sold. cotton picking begins. J W Lockhear seeks his Tibert home on furlough around the ninth to fifteenth. R A and W E Moore take a trip near Old Bryan Cross Roads to visit Miss Mamie and Alice Bryan. R E Register visits Lane frequently.
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Trio
Andrews
Bank of Trio
J. W. Lockhear
Emonths
Nee
R. A
W. E. Moore
Old Bryan Cross Roads
Black River
Mamie
Alice Bryan
R. E. Register
Texas Governor urges intervention in Mexico at Kiwanis meeting
Fort Worth Texas September 2 Governor W P Hobby told Kiwanis Club delegates he favors U S intervention in Mexico comparing it to enforcing respect for the American flag on this side of the ocean He criticized racial reformers and implied a response to the Shillaby incident in Austin stating Texans should govern Texas affairs.
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Fort Worth
Texas
W. P. Hobby
Kiwanis Club
United States
Mexico
Atlantic
Germany
Hobby
John A. Shillaby
New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Austin
Items From Chicken Swamp Past Weekend Gatherings
Miss Dorothy Terry visited Miss Luelle McConnell on Sunday. Many neighbors and relatives attended including Misses Catherine Howard and Martie Crooks with Miss Mamie McConnell. Visitors noted: Mr. W. B. Altman at Mr. K. McConnell's and Mr. F. M. Howard. Godfrey days included car rides and church sermons at Harmony church.
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Dorothy Terry
Luelle McConnell
Catherine Howard
Martie Crooks
Mamie McConnell
W. B. Altman
K. McConnell
F. M. Howard
A. M. Terry
W. P. Powell
Mattie Crooks
Johnnie Me‘ Anis
H. H. McConnell
Catts Defies Urging and Addresses Labor Day Crowd
Gov. Sidney J. Catts spoke at a Pensacola Labor Day gathering despite a committee warning no political speeches would be allowed. He arrived with deputy sheriffs, defended his remarks, and vowed to speak if needed. President Wilson urged production and wage discussions in a nationwide Labor Day message.
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Pensacola
Fla
Sidney J. Catts
Florida
Central Trades Council of
Boiler Makers’ Union
Old Catts
Washington
Wilson
Miembers
Congress
Expetéc
Local notes from Jolly Johnson Swamp community
Subscriptions and brief notes from Andrews News readers report visiting relatives in Gordon Georgia and Russellville South Carolina. Several Parsons family members and friends are mentioned with social visits, travel to Lake City and Big Dam, a pneumonia illness, Harmony Methodist church meeting success, and curiosities about Big Dam.
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Jolly Johnson Swamp
Cliford D. Parsons
Amp Gordon, Ga
M.I
Suttons
Claude Parsons
Dewey McCants
Lake City
Willis Moore
J. J. Swails
Piney Forest
M. H. Parson
Virginia Parsons
Florence Swails
Myrtle McCants
Eva Mollie Player
J. Player
J.G. Swails
Clyde
Myrtle McCant
Corporal Parcons
A. Swails
Big
Andrews to Have Ice Plant In This Area
Andrews and surrounding country will gain an ice plant for next season. Kirby and Woods have operated ice here this summer and arranged to install a plant soon on a site near the Seaboard main line behind Andrews Grocery Company. They may also handle wood and coal in winter.
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Andrews
Messrs
Kirby and Woods
Andrews Grocery Company
Should Baby Die select theatre portrayal draws audience questions
A film titled Should Baby Die presents a drama about a wealthy girl’s love for a man from an iron foundry family. The plot follows secrets of adoption and a pawnbroker’s protection as the heroine becomes a strong, married woman after a life changing accident. The picture, praised for simplicity, plays at Select Theatre on Saturday.
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Chas. K. Harris
An.d Revi
Ihi
Farmers and Merchants Bank to Move to New Building
The Farmers and Merchants Bank plans to relocate to its new premises around September 20 due to delays in receiving fixtures. The Andrews building is described as one of the best in the area with tile floors and a front of solid plate glass. Watch for the official opening announcement.
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Farmers and Merchants Bank
Progres
Hotel Under New Management at the Anderson Becomes Veiled
Mr G Anderson owner of the Anderson Hotel leases the property to Mr B L Beck who now runs the venture as the Tenve Hotel He promises improvements and says he will provide service to the traveling public under the new management
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G.* Anderson
iAnderson Hotel
B. L. Beck
Beck
Ve Hotel
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G. M. Tuten
Johnsonville
Jas. A. Harris
Tallahasse
V. M. Shipley
L. B. Barfield
Sampit
Kent Station
B. C. Truluck
W. L. Avant
Mrs. W. H. Owens
Minnie’ Grier
Morrisville
L. D. Smith
W. H. Owens
Alice Outlaw
C. G. Enter
Warsaw
France
W. D. Hogan
Ridgeway
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J. L. Hogan
Mr. W. H. Andrews
Vermont
Irby & Thompson
US. C
T. E. Howle
Hurstville
Pawley’s Island
Harold Bell Wright
Brian Kent
News Book Store
Parsons
Norfolk
Irving J. Lubarsky
Baltimore
R. Israel
Ekke
L. V. Copeland
Timmonsville
D. C
Copeland
W. J. Green
S. V. Hart
Princeton
N. J
General Electric ‘Co
B.F. Hart
Messrs. W. Andrews
J.L. Grant
S. P. Harper
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Andrews Graded Schools
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U. S
Imentary Civics
McCaghy
McMoullin
Pleesry
Geogra
Ritchie
Collar
Daniel
Baptist Church
Overnor OF
Herman Camlin
Thessie Camlin
Sunday Monume
Nts
Margaret Brockington
Ethelcothington
W. R. Brockington
Lula Terry
Harmony Church
W. x. Bouxinetos
Lily of the Valley
Catts
W. L. Glaze
Little Rock
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