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Newspaper

The Dispatch News

Location

Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1922

Page

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Samuel J. Leaphart Nominated For United States Marshall

Samuel J. Leaphart of Lexington nominated to be United States Marshal for the Eastern District of South Carolina. The appointment, expected to be quickly confirmed, follows the nomination of Major J. D. E. Meyer as District Attorney. Leaphart, a 42 year old Lexington native and former postmaster, editor, and businessman, is praised as an ideal officer with deep local ties and broad experience.

Sam J. Leaphart United States South Carolina J. D. E. Meyer Charleston Senate Weston Marshall Sims Sam Leaphart Sdn Leaphart EY Leaphart Manding Lexington Old South Carolina College the University Lexington Dispatch News Lexington Cotton & Fertilizer Company

Obituary: Mrs Mary Elizabeth Harman 1848 1922

Mary Elizabeth Harman wife of Joseph Harman died April 8 1922 at her son W Scott Harman’s home in Lexington aged 73. She left seven sons J A W S Major Edwin Perry Alien Olin and one daughter Leila Koon along with brothers sisters grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at Providence Church and St James Lutheran Summit with pallbearers named. burial at Providence Church.

St. Stephen's Church Providence Drother T. S. Harrman M D G. M. Harman Nerces Mary Elizabeth Gable Harman Joseph Harman W. Scott Harman Lexington J. A W. S Major Edwin Perry Summitt Atlanta Olin Augusta

Four Act Play At Centre School House

Local talent will present “4 Prarie Rose” at Centre schoolhouse on Saturday April 15 at 8 p m. Refreshments will be served during the evening.

Centre Schoolk House

Fair Association Officers Meet For Palmafesta Plans

Lexington County Fair executive committee to meet Saturday afternoon at 4 to transact business and perfect plans for sending a float to Palmafesta in Columbia. Lexington can compete with any float, aiming for the $500 prize for the best float. All interested in supporting Lexington are urged to attend, whether or not they are on the committee.

Columbia Lexington Lexington County Palmafesta Fair Executive Committee

Summit School House Fish Fry and Cake Walk

A Friday night program at Summit school house on April 7 begins at 7 30 with a fish fry and cake walk. Several prominent speakers will address the crowd and refreshments will be served. Proceeds go to benefit the school.

Summit School House

Robbers Enter Store in Swansea

On April 3 in Swansea robbers entered the store of P. W. Mack by tampering with the front door padlock. They looted stock but Mack states nothing was missed from his inventory.

Swansea P. W. Mack

Bonheur Club Entertained by Mrs Martin and Miss Taylor

The Bon Heur club will be entertained by Mrs. A. D. Martin and Miss Annie Lou Taylor Friday afternoon at 4 oclock.

Bon Heur Club A. D. Martin Annie Lou Taylor

Congaree School to Close Saturday Evening

Congaree school Styx will close on Saturday night April 15 with songs recitations drills and other exercises. The program starts at 7 30 p m admission is free and refreshments will be served. Come and enjoy.

Congaree School Styx

Artists Trio at Lexington Lyceum April 10

The Artists Trio Vera MacKelvie Corinne Jessop and Vivian Graves bring song reader and cartoon art to the Lexington school auditorium at 8:30 PM on April 10. Reserved seats for season-ticket holders and 35c to 50c single admission.

Lexington Lyceum I'rio Lyceum Chautauqua Vera MacKelvie Corinne Jessop Vivian Graves Chicago Art Institute Dramatic Lyceum Arts Conservatory Chicago Gram Lexington School

Honor Roll North Edisto No 87 Names by Grade

The document lists students by grade on the honor roll for North Edisto No 87. Seventh grade includes Jack Flake Matty Jetcoat Clara Frick and H H Schoenberg. sixth Leila Mae King Ollie Smith. fifth Cecil Jetcoat Raymond Kirkland Ora Peel Mildred Jetcoat Annie Flake Nona Ree Horsy. fourth Jettie Kirkland Farrel Flake Irene King Theodore Tindal Bertha Altman Evelyn Sturkie Cornea Hoover. advanced third Lottie Flake. third Marion Sturkie Carrie Jefcoat Melton Jefcoat Doris Kirkland Corrie Rutland. second Miriam Flake Odelle Hoover Johnson King Jr Haskell Hydrick. advanced first Fritz Hoover Percy Jefcoat Lottie M Jefcoat Bertha L Jefcoat Lucious King Annie Mae Starkie Linday Smith Robert Smith. first Doris Hoover Marjorie King Wilder Flake.

Jack Flake Matty Jetcoat Clara Frick H. H. Schoenberg Leila Mae King Ollie Smith Marion Sturkie Carrie B. Jefcoat Melton Jefcoat Doris Kirkland Corrie Rutland Miriam Flake Odelle Hoover Johnson King, Jr Haskell Hydrick Fritz Hoover Percy Jefcoat Lottie M. Jefcoat Bertha L. Jefcoat Lucious King Annie Mae Starkie Linday Smith Robert Smith Doris Hoover Marjorie King Wilder Flake

School Closing at Keisler School Apr 7 Evening

A school closing event is set for Friday April 7 at 8 PM at Keisler School St Matthews with no admission fee. The public is invited to attend.

Keisler St. Matthews

School Exercise at Macedonia Center

A school exercise is planned at Macedonia Center on April 15 at 10 o'clock. The program will feature speeches and dialogues by the students and no other speakers are listed. All are invited to attend, bring a basket, and enjoy the day.

Macedonia Center

Camp Branch School Entertainment Evening

The Camp Branch school hosts an entertainment Thursday evening April 20 beginning at 7 30 o clock. Refreshments will be served.

Camp Branch School

March 1922 Lexington High School Class Roster List

A March 1922 roster for Lexington High School shows first through eleventh grades with student names by class and two music classes listed under Mrs. E. B. Root and Miss Boozer. Notable names include Vermelle Hendrix, Christopher Kaufman, Leona Steele, Eleanor Shearouse, and LeRoy Hendrix across multiple grades.

Alice Matthews W Caughman Frank Powell Vermelle Hendrix Corine Fields Sarah Kyzer Rosa Belle Hendrix Bertha Caughman Duvall Smith Leona Steele Ruth Shealy Lena Belle Kleckley Eleanor Shearouse LeRoy Hendrix Ansel Lybrand Henry Caughman Ruth George Minnie Rose Harman Odelle Harman Christopher Kaufman John O. Meetze Sam Corley Eleanor Hook Beulah Fox Wingard South George

Smith-Jumper wedding in Swansea Baptist parsonage

Miss Myrtis Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs W T Smith wed on Sunday April 2 at Swansea Baptist parsonage in Wewey Jumper with Rev J R McKittrick performing the ceremony. couple to reside in Swansea community.

Myrtis Smith W. T. Smith Wewey Whee Swansea Baptist Parsonage J. R. McKittrick Foti Youngeople Swansea

Palmafesta Queen Contest Plans Announced for Columba

Columbia outlines Palmafesta week April 17 to 22 with arrival of county queens opening ceremonies July 8 30 shows vaudeville band concerts and style shows daily demonstrations of Radiophone to broadcast distant concerts and lectures. County queen entrants include Myrtle Hendrix Leesville and Elizabeth Whitten Bates-

Columbia County Queens Palmafesta Queens Nora Bayes Vaudville Myrtle Hendrix Leesville Eizaneth Whitten Bates

Lexington contestants listed for counting at office

Miss Cecil Barre of Lexington. Miss Pauline Hook of New Brook Wand 22. Miss Leone Kyzer of Lexington. The contest closes this week and entries must reach the office by Saturday morning to be counted.

Cecil Barre Lexington Pauline Hook New Brook Cece Cae Neers Leone Kyzer

Proceedings of Common Pleas Court Dispositions

In recent court action Salley vs J T Berry yielded a plaintiff verdict of 431. Willcox Ives Co vs A B Jeffcott awarded 917 to the plaintiff. S BP Harsey vs Southern Railway Co awarded 3500 to the plaintiff. Rast & Son vs Joe Davis director general of railroads verdict for plaintiff 1500. Court now trialing S Paul Sharpe against Southern Railway.

Common Pleas Court Salley J. T. Berry Willcox Ives Co A. B. Jefcout S. BP. Harsey Southern] Railway Co W. B. Rast & Son J.oe Davis Railroads

Old Hunter, Faithful Family Horse, Passes Away

The old faithful family horse Hunter, owned by S. M. Williams of Edisto, died after thirty six years of service. He helped earn money to buy two tracts of land and supported a family of five, all greatly grieving the animal’s loss.

Personal notices from Batesburg week ending last Thursday

Mr C E Jones a prominent Batesburg businessman visited town last week. Old Confederate veterans worry about pension arrivals. Clyde Helms of Spartanburg spent the weekend with the Stuarts on Upper Main Street. Mrs Lula Beeland of Macon Ga visits her aunt Mrs Addie Kaufman and friends. Mrs Ernest Sharpe of Edmund and baby visit sister Mrs Virgie Bickley. Mrs Perry Palmer of Little Mountain visits daughter Mrs Leland Hartley at the depot. Miss Mattie Powell of Graniteville spends weekend with sister Mrs Sidney Steele on Depot Street.

C. E. Jones Batesburg Hye Clyde Helms Spartanburg Stuurt Upper Main Street Lula Beeland Macon Addie Kaufman Ernest Sharpe Edmund and Litte Babe Virgie Bickley Perry Palmer Little Mountain Leland Hartley Mattie Powell Graniteville Wek Sidney Steele Depot Street

Picture Show For Lexington Soon

The former Chas. E. Taylor store room is being converted into a moving picture house. Opening night is set for Thursday April 18 with first-class pictures. A Biblical history serial will start Saturday April 15 and run weekly. Initially the venue will show Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 7:38 and 9:00 p.m. Admission is 16 and 25 cents.

Chas. E. Taylor Messrs Lem Hall Lester C. Miller Lexington

Democratic Clubs to Meet for Reorganization and Delegates

H N Edmunds secretary of the state Democratic executive committee urged county chairmen to convene Democratic clubs on the fourth Saturday in April for reorganization and to elect delegates to county conventions. County conventions meet the first Monday in May and the state convention on the third Wednesday in May at Columbia.

H. N. Edmunds State Democratic Executive Committee Democratic Party Mr. Edmunds Columbia Eral Ass Qaohle Emily

Schoolhouse Exercise Night at St Michael Friday

There will be a four school training exercise at St Michael school house on Friday evening April 7 at or lock. The public is crudially invited.

St. Michael School House

Capt. L. W. Redd Back On Main Street Cheerful Return

Capt. Ta. W. Redd returns to the city, greeted by the Rix family on Lower Main Street. Onlookers note his benevolent countenance and cheerful smiles as he appears in public and joins residents in friendly street scenes.

Ta. W. Redd Main Street Rix

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Samuel J. Leaphart Marshall Mary Harman Centre School Fair Association Lexington County Fair Entertainment AT Summit Bon Heur Gilub Congaree Camjaign E-Lexington E Belt South Carolomia Stac Legis Kees Associations Busipress Dbeper Rotor C. Westarmians Goode Sarraht Marjorie Teaphart Augustine Sox Linda Mae Taylor Mary Lee Wilson Juin Thomas Wingard Marcesta Howok Gladys Nipper Louise Paxton Ruby Callison Dorothy Wingard Croney Price C. P. Clark C. C. Leaphart Lewis Steele Lucius Watts Pernelle Duvall Ailie Floyd Mattie Katherine Gibbs Mary James Haltiwanger Virginia Harman Myrtle Lybrandh Mildred Lybrand Mary Sue Price Juanita Risinger Suedelle Shealy Eula Mae Slice Flossie Sox Christine Harman Margaret Oswald Jela Caughman Mattie Lee Hendrix Charlie Matthews Grace Shealy Arthur Obenschain Catherine Caughman Evelyn Caughman Sara Dreher Helen Obenschain Henry Jake Bickley Common Pleas ST. Michael L. W. Redd
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