Local Notes and Public Notices From C. P. Foxworth Co.
Local items report Mr. A Weinberg visiting for his son Jake’s bankruptcy case in Darlington. Odd Fellows schedule 8:30 PM meeting for second degree conferrals. Piano drawing tickets at C. L. Ford Grocery and Georgetown Drug Store. Plantersville’s J Louis LaBruce comments on mule misfortune. Penny Royal School dispute ends in not guilty verdict after teacher discipline issue. West End choir to meet Feb 27 at 7.30 PM. Rev Cahall leaves for Charleston Baptist meeting. Street committee urged to fix mud puddle in front of Parnell Furniture Co. Farrar Wescott renovate Washington barber building ahead of reopening. Heinz sweet pickles and other Foxworth products advertised. Two barbers at Tourist Hotel Barber Shop. Cole L. Blease claims Governor’s election is being blocked. others dispute. Orangeburg Democrats queried on public support for leadership. Sweet Spanish pepper in cans advertised.
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C. L. Ford
Georgetown
J. Louis LaBruce
Plantersville
Parnell Furniture Co
Farrar & Wescott
Washington Barbers
Entertaining Benefit at Masonic Temple for Eastern Star
Last evening Georgetown Chapter Order of Eastern Star staged a successful social and fundraising event at the Masonic Temple. The hall was festooned with ribbons and Chinese lanterns, featuring a strong musical program and a capable committee led by Miss Natilie Beaty.
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Masonic Temple
Georgetown
Order of
Eastern Star
Mary Fletcher celebrates tenth birthday with party play and cake
Miss Mary Fletcher marked her tenth birthday with an afternoon party from four to six on Monday. Guests played outdoors then gathered around a festive table of cream, cakes, and fruits with a ten candle birthday cake as centerpiece.
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Mary Fletcher
Fletcher
Sessions
McConnell
McKeithen
Robbery at Taylor and Son Warerooms
Last night burglars broke into W. W. Taylor and Son on Front street. After entering the warerooms they cut through the office door and rifled both desks, taking a brand new Oliver typewriter. Authorities suspect the thieves may have been locked inside the premises during closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Taylor & Son
Front Street
Oliver
Taylor
The Home Circle Column Proposal for Readers
A newspaper asks subscribers to vote on launching a weekly Home Circle Column aimed at mothers and home life. Editors promise to add the feature if readers express interest and believe it will have a positive moral tone for the community.
Goodwin Stock Co Stage Four Act Drama at Opera House
The Goodwin Stock Co offered A little Child shall lead Them to a large audience with Miss Dale and Dillon delivering delightful ties between acts. Mr Finn sang illustrated songs with a deep baritone. Tonight they present What Women Will Do a melodrama noted for heart interest and thrills with Prof. Frost’s orchestra.
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Goodwin Stock Co
Miss Dale
Dillon
Mr. Finn
Frost
Bull calls up for sale after notice to owner Swinton
Notice announces two bulls taken up on February 10 by Jack Swinton of 1110 High Market Street. Owner may redeem by paying damages and expenses within three days. if not redeemed, the bulls will be offered for sale to the public at an outcry.
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Jack Swinton
Highmarket Street
Inquest Shifts Focus in Lancaster Mobley Killing
Lancaster February report notes a Pleasant Hill inquest over Berry B Mobley’s death tied to the Ker shaw Christmas killings. Grover Welsh and Mobley rode a north bound train to Lancaster after the shooting as Welsh surrendered and awaits trial for the Welsh Mobley case.
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Lancaster
Mobley
Pleasant Hill
Berry B. Mobley
Kershaw
Thomas Clyburn
Steve Welsh
Welsh
Grover Welsh
Mabley
Z. L. Robertson
Oakhurst
W. A. Clyburn
Haile
Clyburn
W. C. McKex
Marine Arrivals and Departures List
The report lists arrivals of the Theodore Weems in Baltimore via Charleston with mdse to Agents, Carib to Clyde Steamship Co in New York via Wilmington, and Mitchell C to Waccamaw Line Steamers in Conway with mdse and cotton. Romaine sails to S. M. Ward & Co from Bucksville with mdse and cotton, Tar Heel sails to S. M. Ward & Co from Pee Dee with mdse and naval stores. Ghir sails by B. A. Munnerlyn & Co from Pee Dee. Planter sails to Charleston with cotton etc by B. A. Munnerlyn & Co.
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Theodore Weems
Hall
Baltimore
Charleston
Tar Heel
Ghir
Hopkins, Pee Dee
Mdse
B. A. Munnerlyn & Co
Planter, Bennett, Charleston, Cotton Etc
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C. P. Foxworth Co
A. Weinberg
Darlington
Jake
Penny Royal School
J. ‘W. Las
Hucks
John Harrelson
M. W. Pyatt
West End
C. H Curtis
Insurance Company
Frank Sessoms
W. L. R. Cahall
The
Baptist Association
Cole L. Blease
Orangeburghes
L. Brinkley
Ethelyn Owens
Essie Doar
Amelia Benjamin
Wisanski
Clifton Murphy
Nannie Beaty
Elise Hull
Natilie Beaty
T. S. McConnell
Ruth Brinkley
C. W. Reed
C. B. Colbert
Gilbert Johnson
Neucleus
Loyal McConnell Co
Chase & Sanborn
C. P. Foxworth Go
Baptist Old Parsonage
Doar
Taylor & Son
B.f.jones & Son
Front and
Orange Streets
Grocery Co
Wade
Kandl & Kehr Merchant Tailors
Frort Street
Marine News
Loyal McConnell
D. S
Armory Opera House
E. G. Haselden
Soodwin
Acme
Williams Coffee Co
Arthur C. Evans
Front St
Highmarket
J. H. Fraser
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