Delegates Named for South Carolina Cooperative Marketing Meeting
The Lexington county branch of the American Cotton Association appoints delegates for a May 4 Columbia Craven Hall meeting to discuss cooperative marketing. The list includes numerous delegates from New Brookland Swansea Batesburg Leesville Chapin Irma and Lexington among others, with county and township representation urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
George
Lexington County
American Cotton Association
Columbia
Craven’ Hall
Tiesington Cou
Hendrix
New Brookland
M. N.kleckley
B. L. Backman
Jobe B .Roof
J. T. Sox
New Brooklan
N. Martin
Swansea
AS . Starkie
W. T. Smith
Ss. . Derrick
Swanses
M. S Wannaanaker
G. Rucker
J. C
Leesville
Jas. M. Barr
J.F. Seastrunk
E. H. Addy
A. E. Lown
R. H. Kyzer
Gilbert
J. A. Ballentine
Lexington
W. ©. Kaminer
T. H. Rawl
Scott P. Shirey
C. O. Amick
A. R. Oswald
Ballentine
Chapin
D. Huffstetler
F. Son
W. Amick
Amick
Nunnamaker
Preston Preshley
Irma
A.M. Shealy
Corley
Columbia Iit
Meetze
Npne
South Carolina
Craven Hall
Hamer
Janis
Marketing Association
Fiv Aire
Took HL
Florence
Sumter
Lich Wille
Greenwood
Spartantar
Hoel MM
Br. Wo W. Long
I Extension Ty
Clemson Colles
Uth Caretian Division
Victory Medal for World War veterans urged for申请
Public notice from Camp Jackson S C urging World War I veterans to apply for Victory Medals. It explains the medal honors service and asks living veterans or families of deceased veterans to write immediately to obtain the medal and wear it at veteran gatherings. Includes names and rank hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Jackson
S.C
Fortibe
Gaede James
Cole
1St Infantry
Otlivee
European Tour Fore Ve Of Thirtieth Division
Prospective travelers and relatives of soldiers are invited to join a ten week European itinerary under the veterans division in New York. The trip includes Belgium Switzerland and the Netherlands with patriotic ceremonies and official visits. Interested parties should write to Albert Travel Department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otani
York
Rome
Belsian Isuy
Drats Switzerkind
Albert
American Express
New York
Pound Party At Oarvilees School
A fundraising event at Oarvilees School will begin Friday at 1 oclock with refreshments at Agnal the oat 77. Proceeds benefit the Tenetit Hedy. All are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pound
Oarvilees School
Agnal
Wriday
Tetanis
Schoet
White Knoll School Closes With Evening Program
The White Knoll school announces closing exercises on May 28 with an evening program at 7 20 p m featuring speeches and a concert by students. Reverend Beeston of the Upper South Carolina Conference will preach a closing sermon at the Lexington school auditorium on May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retary
Sper
Chester
Christian Beeston
Upper South Carolina Conference
Lexington
White Knoll School
White nolLes
Stents Cit
Providence
Cherokee
Center
Kerney
Liberty
Andrews
Midway
Long Branch
Uille
Ville
Wateree
Sunny South
Ty Springs
Chalk's
Snitt
Smith Ns Uch
Midwest
M— Voordon
Ratesburg
Home Heonomics
Batestanis
Centerville School Closing Notice Details
Partial readable notices indicate a school closing event at Centerville with plans for a closing exercise. Details are unclear due to corruption but date appears as April 20. No further names or locations are confirmed in the legible text.
Lexington Protest Against Phone Rate Increase
A local push against higher Southern Bell rates gathers momentum across Kentucky. Citizens organize a league of telephone users and oppose price hikes, citing service quality and fair charges for Lexington and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Bellelephone Company
T Iner Mse
Tvourts
1. Ho
Columbia
Aryin Bo
Sincers
Ineres
Lexom
Teteplone Company
Lexinston
Ample funds provided for county debt indictments
A damaged OCR passage notes Supervisor Steele and Col Wingard completing warrants for county debts last week. It reports disbursements of 44 807.26 on past indebtedness and 4 817.35 paid on 1921 claims, leaving about 7,000 in past indebtedness. Wingard aims to balance the books and clear items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supigor Steele
Col J
Wingard
Eltims
Munty
Cabin
Piatt Pre
Lennington Library Board Meeting Tonight
The Lennington library hosts a gathering to finalize ongoing organization steps. Officials urge all board members and attendees to participate in the session scheduled for Monday, April.
Lody of Swansea Oy Arrives From Overseas
Vinous bodies of members of the Thirtieth Division arrived a week in Columbia from overseas. Corporal Dowell of Company Listh infantry is mentioned. The Thirtieth Division, aided by this state, is said to have won more congressional medals than any other unit in the American army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Birthday picnic marks 75th anniversary in Gary Ind
A flyer invites all to a picnic dinner at Paul Copley’s residence on April 24 to honor his 75th anniversary. The notice, signed by Myrker of Gary Indiana, disclaims responsibility for debts contracted by the inviter and mentions that no confidence is placed in his shopping ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Copley
Erybody
Bette
Celly
Myrker
Gary
Ind
New York
Mrs Earhardt Buried at Lexington Thursday
Funeral services for Joanna Earhardt a Lexington native who died in Columbia were held at Ebenzer Lutheran Church in Columbia and her body brought to Lexington for burial. Surviving relatives include two brothers J B Earhardt of Ced n and Wehardt of Newberry and several children and grandchildren. The obituary notes her devout Lutheran faith and long residence in Lexington and Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanna Earhardt
Lexington
Columbia
Ebenezer Lutheran Church
Mer Co AL
M.A. McCullough
St. Pauls
Arth Rrowing
Seoaf
Barhardt
J.B. Barchardt
C Deli Wehardt
Newberry
Tial North
Brookland
J. W. Crim
North
Sallie Dunning
Couns
Anniversary service and 400th Worms commemoration at St Pauls
The Lutheran church and St Stephen's plan a Sunday April 24 program marking the 400th Worms anniversary. Bevan Lutes and choir will deliver a dress, music from the Geityshares Ladneran Musical Seminary. Public diary invited to attend. The event honors intellectual emancipation and the father’s item and aims to reflect on individual life and identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avhdy
Obensehain
Heber Harve
Ieunday School
Tually
An Churches of
Columbia
Het of
Worms
St. Pauls
Bevan Lutes
Sunda
Soma Aeelock
Bt. Stephen's
Geityshares Ladneran
Lusicnl
Hardin
Soemars
Preaching Sunda and Bap Church Schedule
The text notes preaching at 11 oclock by a visiting pastor from Columbia Mr Carrell and mentions the church at Lesington lacking a regular pastor with Mr O val agreeing to serve temporarily for the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofelock
Tten
le Pca
Columbia
Carrell
Lexington CLACUET Appointments for Sunday
LEXINGTON CLACUET notes appointments for Sunday with Sharpe preaching at 11 o clock and Miss Gra Killingswoeth leading Sunday school teacher training. WITTEN, Pastor, directs services and mentions superintendent and intendant roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunde
Avril
Sharpe
Sip
Otelock
Tna
Ments
Pom
Ineton
Noom
Pension money ready Saturday for county pensioners
Judge Dratts expects to pay off county pension rolls on Saturday after funds from Walter E. Duncan, comptroller general, arrived. Pensioners have been divided into groups and will receive their benefits on schedule this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Dratts
Walter E. Duncan
Lutheran conference set for Mark event in Ida county
A Lutheran conference meeting will occur in Ida County with Rev. Rhodes presiding. Delegates traveling by rain should inform Rev. Rhodes. The program covers devotions, sessions on church mission in the Southern States, discussions on brotherly love, and ministerial appointments across Leesville, Columbus Junction, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutheran Chavel
St Minida
Rhodes
Sinere
AL Cranmer
D. A. Sox
Ithodes
Lee
S.C
Desville
Ran
J. D. Kinard
Stroup
Hare
W. Oxner
Wutton
V. Y. Boozer
Abarpente
Turat
Sunday Closing Law Enforcement Request
Sheriff Austin Root urges countywide observance of Sunday closing. He cites grand jury findings and asks all business locations to comply with the recommendation to close on Sundays. The issue has been brought to the attention of the state law, with some violations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Io Austin Root
Grand Jury
Rural Policeman Recovers 14 Gallons in Cayce Raids
Policeman ty Lown on Monday seized 14 gallons of brew in two Cayce area raids. A Reedpo Hi and a Neste Worn were arrested in connection with the haul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur
Ty Lown
Cayce
State funds for education aid Lexington schools
County Superintendent A D Martin notes state aid totaling 14190 to date through J B Swearingen for Lexington schools. Equalization for eight mill schools to be sent from two funds. High school aid expected mid May. Several thousand dollars more from these funds in May. Totals received to date summarized by Leaphart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unty
A. D. Martin
Lexington
J. B. Swearin- Ken
Tun
Leaphart
Fragmentary financial item continues on page five
A brief OCR fragment presents numeric figures totaling 34.00, 2,168.00, minus 860.00, and 360.00 with a note that the item continues on page five. The exact context, dates, and entities are not readable in the fragment.
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Co-Operative Marketing Association
American Totton Association
Strom
Sven
Seuigh
Roper
Centervilge Vpil
County Dei Vr
Lenengton
Inry
Ceil
Lody
Overseas
Mrs."earhardt
Lexinton
Pang Wtieran
Lexington Clacuet
Vrozram
Peesrin
rmion—Tev
I M.ster
Hely ¢Omnananion
Senter
Carpenter
A. Wessingon
Little Mountains Tex
la Labe
New Creeklands
Cragier
Dutton
Shiealy
Rew
Monroe
Hesf
Olympiay Hee
Cohmubins New
Columbian
I. A. McCullough
D.D
Bell
Woo Cline
DL B
White
Osner Newveland
Neroup
Tthades
Hewsid Ib
Lux
S. Lyme
Tey
Mumbins
Ington
Les
Penn Branch
Sharpe's
Hollow
Summit
Athens Se
Star
Gaterville
Gilbert Ee
Pond Branch
Rides Road
Ae Auton
Ste
Sunt
Invind
Pelion
Hood's Lranch
Long
Neh
Pineview Et
Nd Mountain
Mack's
Cross
Leary
Inne
Michaels
the Ridge
Macedonia
Hiney Woods
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