Mabe and Vearg Clash in High Stakes Duel
In a dramatic showdown, Mabe faces Vearg in a high stakes bout described as a million mem, with both sides wielding strong contenders. The event unfolds at a southern venue as fans await a decisive outcome.
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Newspaper
The Dispatch News
Location
Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1921
Page
5
In a dramatic showdown, Mabe faces Vearg in a high stakes bout described as a million mem, with both sides wielding strong contenders. The event unfolds at a southern venue as fans await a decisive outcome.
The seventy-sixth annual session gathers May 12 to 18 in Chattanooga Tennessee with thousands of messengers from local churches. Growth across churches Sunday schools and missions shows large gains since 1906. Reports include large investments in church buildings and missions while plans for the 75 Million Campaign progress are discussed.
Former South Carolina superintendent Vaughn, held for murder, escaped custody and fled to Florida where he posed as a teacher and school principal in Port Tampa. He was captured again in Tampa by a former nurse, extradition to South Carolina arranged, but died by suicide using a razor in his Florida jail cell after prior attempts. His death closes a long case tying prison, hospital, and multiple escapes together.
Messrs John Taylor and Dewey Boon took their dates to New Brookland last Saturday afternoon and the show that night. Prof C G Williams and family went to Columbia, with Mrs D L Jefcoat and son Willie also traveling. Grace Fallon visited Rosa and Lillie Pound. Mrs Ashby Lloyd visits her father R E Pound near Gaston. Legree Jefcoat saw Marie Argoe Sunday. Elijah Jefcoat and Kell ar Jefcoat visited their sister Cc G Williams, Sunday. Willie and Elijah Jefcoat with Prof C G Wilms attended a reception at Summerland College Monday night. Jack Frost has returned. gardeners hope for safe fruit. J C Keisler and family, J H Keisler and family, and Thelma McCartha and others spent Sunday with relatives. Worship at Pond Branch attended by Ell ie Keisler and Emily McCartha with Ester Crout.
Harmon Drug Co advertises distilled water suitable for automobiles and storage batteries. Available in clean quart bottles or in any desired quantity.
The Edmund school closed last Friday with pupil exercises and a basket picnic. Local residents share reflections on farming, coop ventures, and the burdens of publicity in agriculture. Caroline Griffith celebrated her twelfth birthday with family and a home dinner. Times are hard but simple pleasures like strawberries and cream keep spirits up.
A large crowd attended the April 9 1921 wedding of Miss Annie Miles to Mr Celsus Oswald at the home of Mr and Mrs J E Miles. Guests included Mr and Mrs J M Shealy and family Mr H E Seay Mr M G Lybrand and others. Agnes Miles and sisters visited Mrs J M Shealy. J M Shealy recovering from a bad leg. Agnes Kyzer and sister visited Mr J H E Lybrand. H E Is called on his best girl. J M Shealy and wife shopped in Gilbert recently.
A colorless odorless egg preservation solution described as the simplest and best method using water glass. Provides full directions for use, offered in quart cans, capable of packing 12 dozen or more eggs at low cost from Lexington South Carolina.
Local society notices list Mr. Ben Hook and others visiting businesses in Barrs Swansea and Columbia. Residents like Mrs. H. H. Boozer Mrs. J. J. Schwartz and Rev. J. S. Riddle are mentioned with illness hospital stays of Wilbur Redds’s boy. The Porth Bros present picture shows tours county wide with community reception.
An old woman with long term eye inflammation reportedly improved in two days after using Lavoptik eye wash mixed with camphor and hydrastis. The ad promises a small bottle to help any case of weak strained or inflamed eyes and offers a free aluminum eye cup from Harmen Drug Co.
Lewie Hall, a Lexington jeweler on Main Street, credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing years of kidney trouble including dizziness troubled sight back pain and disturbed sleep. He had tried remedies before without relief. The ad notes a 60 cent price and urges readers to ask for Doan's Pills as recommended by Hall.
Pineview school house will host a moving picture show Friday night April 15 beginning at 8:30. The program features Fatty Arbuckle and other famous comedy stars with additional good pictures.
The advertisement promotes Pape's Diapepsin as quick relief for indigestion, gases, flatulence, heartburn, sour stomach, and fermentation. It asserts tablets provide immediate relief and correct stomach issues so one can eat favorite foods again, noting large cases cost only a few cents and that millions use it annually.
Mr W D George has leased the tract near the depot for a brick building. The 30 by 100 foot structure will use 208 material. Ground work will start in a few days, while a wooden structure by the railroad is being copied. A Cherokee schoolhouse show is planned for Monday night April 18 at o'clock with Fat Arbuckle and other famous plays and good pictures.
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