Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits In Richland County
Newby Misses Malissie Baker and Valeria Sanders host a weekend gathering with Lacey Moore Anna May Cox visiting relatives in West Virginia and many locals attending church services. The piece lists a long group of visitors including Miss Valeria Bell Newby hosting a party with Emma Jillian Newby assisting and names dozens of attendees. The Baptist revival opens with Rev M B Adams of Georgetown College and Christopher Tudor dies at his daughter’s home near Million.
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Malissie Baker
Richmond
Lacey Moore
Edenton
Valeria Sanders
Baldwin
Bertha Jackson
Louisville
Bernice ‘Buder
Newby
Valeria
Laillian Newby
Arnett Taylor
Forest Hill
Claude Jenkins
Anna May Cox
West Virginia
Lawrence Tudor
Rufus Jenkins
Sathe Tudor
Alt.fedor
A. J. Million
G. W. West
Lexington
John Stapp
Valeria Bell Newby
Emma
Jillian Newby
Nora Griggs
Amanda Burrus
Ruth
Stella More
Bertha Long
Mary Heathmann
Scottie Prewitt
Bernice Tudor
Hattie Whitaker
Lucy Moore
Messrs. Franklin
Pravis
Russell Million
Luther
Claud Jenkins
Johnnie Griggs
Strother
Robert
Frank Long
Harry Moores
Trubert Troward
George
Donnie Burrus
Wallace Kanatzar
Ernest Short
Asher Newby
Freeman Sallee
Bailey Peyton
Martin
Jasper V. Million
Walbot Jenkins
Buckeye
Wim. Jenkins
Beatrice Tudor
Bessie Jane
Indiana
Wilmore
Malissie
Eula Baker
Silk stockings raise concerns on women's health
A New York Globe note suggests silk stockings may harm women’s health while men react strongly to seeing a pair, reflecting social attitudes of the era.
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New York Globe
Magisterial Districts Redrawn for Women Voting Access
County Judge Price selects two commissioners from each magisterial district to reapportion districts into voting precincts for the forthcoming presidential election. Meetings set for August 12 to outline work, with two commissioners per district, one Republican and one Democrat. Names listed per district include Bennett, Deatherage, Burnam, Rice, Clark, Dykes, Terrill, Noland, Todd, Searcy, Armstrong, Fish, Blake man, Arbuckle, Jones, Jenkins, and others.
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Price
Court House
City Hall
Walter Bennett
G.W. T. Deatherage
Normal
Francis
Robert R. Burnam, Jr
H. C. Rice
White Hall
Red House
G. C. Clark
H. P. Dykes
McCreary
College ,Hill
Burnam
Tevis and Crutcher
Rufus Blakeman
W. A. Arbuckle
Poosey
Newby
Biggerstaff
Valley View
J. H. Jones
William Jenkins
Muncy Brothers Prize Giveaway Draws Crowds
Muncy Brothers store has drawn daily prizes during the August mammoth sale since last Monday. The first 100 entrants receive tickets. the holder of a drawn number wins. Prizes noted include a rocking chair awarded to Mrs. Arthur Riddell on Tuesday and an electric lamp drawn by Miss Beulah Bolton on Wednesday. The sale ends August 14 with a final range prize opportunity.
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Muncy Brothers
Ballon
Muncy Square
Arthur Riddell
Beulah Bolton
Paper Daily
Diamond Dyes Care Instructions Urge Quality
A brief note urges customers to choose Diamond Dyes to avoid streaks or ruined fabrics and to follow directions printed on the package for best results.
Freezone promises painless corn relief in tiny bottle
An ad touts Freezone as a painless corn remover. The copy claims instant relief from hard and soft corns and even corn between the toes, with a small bottle sold by druggists for a few cents.
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Corp
Women Socks Question Sparks Local Comment
A Columbus South Carolina Record item notes a reader asking about women wearing socks and another observer replies that they are all right as far as can be seen. The exchange reflects casual public reaction in the community.
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Columbus
S. C
Primary Election Candidates Qualified for Democratic Primary
Official notice lists George T. Davis Ralph Gilbert Frank I Ripy and W H Edwards as qualified for the Democratic Congressional Primary in the 8th District. The Aug 7 1920 election will be held in Madison County with these names appearing on the ballot in that order per Clerk J W Maupin.
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George T. Davis
Casey County
Ralph Gilbert
Shelby County
Frank I. Ripy
Anderson County
W. H. Edwards
Boyle Coun
Madison County
J. W. Maupin
Crop conditions look good in Speedwell this season
Speedwell reports fair crop conditions with a favorable five week outlook for corn. The graded school shows good progress with strong attendance. Revivals continue at Wing Fork Baptist Church led by Rev E L Mitchell. Funeral services were held for the Morris child at Viny Fork Church.
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R. C. Coomer
Winchester
Rossyth
Beattyville
J. W. Master
The
Christian Church
Wing Fork Baptist Church
E. L. Mitchell
Billy Sunday
Kentucky
Ross
Morris
Viny Fork Church
Joe Stivers
Brassfield
J. G. Whitman
J. W. Herd
Miss Bertha
Programme O Be Joyful and Spring Time Recital
A program listing events featuring Rev. J. W. Broaddus presenting Let the Words of Thy Mouth with musical selections by Miss Nahalia Young Mrs. Lillian Brown and Mrs. Merritt Duncan. The text appears fragmented but indicates a church or community recital with multiple performers.
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Rev
J. W. Broaddus
Miss Nahalia Young
Lillian Brown
Merritt Duncan
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