Batesburg News and Notes April 26 Highlights
Prof Paul I Smith USC faculty spent Sunday with his Batesburg parents. Miss Pearl Fullony USC senior visited her parents near Batesburg. Prof Julius Sharpe, principal of Kitchings Mill HS, named Lexington County superintendent, greeted friends Saturday. Various local actions include Missouri Life rep C A Easterling, attorney Barrett Jones in Saluda court, and carrier duties covered by B Eddie Hite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesburg
Paul I. Smith
University of South Carolina
Pearl
W. H. Fallon
Julius Sharpe
Kitchings Mill
Lexington County
C. A. Easterling
Missouri State Life Insurance Company
Columbia
Barrett Jones
Saluda
Joseph Hinnant
Fairfield County
Eddie Hite
Albert Hite
Hite
France
W. S. Hite
Local Social Notes From Saville Area
Saville News reports a Sunday gathering with the Long and Jumpers families. Several residents and friends are listed visiting, with Miss Esther Price and Miss Myrtle Jumper noted. Cedar Grove services were held, and Centerville School closes with a Saturday night event on April 30 at 7 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Pri
Ither
Myrtle James Esther Long
Ernestine Price
Eunice
Mina Rawl
Ethel
Myrtle Jumper
Esth Price
Price
W. M. Epting
Claudie Rice
Cora Sease
Martin Taylor
Scott Price
Nelson Addy
Mamie
Esther Price
Myrtle
Cedar Grove
Houston Hayes
Frances Craps
Centerville School
Little Mary
Weather damage and harvest notes from Wateringford
The cold spell harmed general vegetation and likely small grain. Farmers report most corn and cotton seed planted, with significant replanting likely. Local social notes recount visits among Kyzer, Howard, Price, Crout, Harman and others. A border line trip describes a weekend itinerary from Pelion to Swansea, Gaston, Black Creek and home, with brief calls to friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Kyzer
A. Howard
R. Kyzer
M. M. Howard
Albert Price
Alma Price
Priceville
Nezzie Crout
BR. Fish
Gilbert
Black Creek
M. R. Crout
Harman
A. L. Kirkland
Charleston Street
Kirkland
Calvary Notes Of Weekend Social Visits
Mr J D Stabler and daughter took a trip to New Brook land Saturday. Miss Ethel M and Miss Carrie Mae Bailey hosted Saturday night. Miss Claudine Jumper visited Miss Clara and Rosa Belle Rugk Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs W J So family joined Mr and Mrs Caller Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs H D Rucker and their little son were guests of H D Stabler Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Stabler
New Brookland
Ethel M
Carrie Mae Bailey
Claudine Jumper
Clara
Rosa Belle Rugk
W. J. So
H. D. Rucker
H. D. Stab
Ylor
Macedon Notes on Planting and Local Visits
Farmers in Macedon are busy planting corn and cotton. Mrs L B Kyzer and family visited Macedon Sunday afternoon. Mrs Mary Bish and granddaughter Roxey May visited Macedon. Mrs Joseph Hall’s sister from Brookland stayed with Miss Blanche Hall Saturday night and Sunday. Mr D S Shumpert visited Mr Hudson Brown’s guest. Albert Tish spent the weekend with brother Arnold Tish near Wagener. Mrs Anna Croft visited her sister Mrs A J Craft Sunday. Brown Eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jake
Paul
Pelion
Swansea
Gaston
Reeseford Pound
L. B. Kyzer
Macedon
Mary Bish
Roxey May
Joseph Hall
Brookland
Blanche Hall
D. S. Shumpert
Hudson Brown
Nettie Kyzer
Albert Tish
Arnold Tish
Wagener
Anna Croft
A. J. Craft
Egg Preserver and Final Discharge Notice
Water Glass described as colorless odorless and flavorless preserves eggs with directions for use. Also notice that S. W. Hook will apply May 26 for final discharge as administrator of the estate of D. Wade Hook in Lexington County to George S. Crafts judge of probate.
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Harmon: Drug Coo
Lexington
8. C
George S. Crafts
Lexington County
D. Wade Hook
W. Hook
Batesburg Chamber Hires Paid Secretary Dr Ridgell
Batesburg business leaders reorganized the Chamber of Commerce and chose Dr. E. C. Ridgell, a former state senator, to serve as paid secretary. He will dedicate substantial time to promoting Batesburg and its surrounding area, seen as a strong move to boost trade and visibility amid slack business conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesburg Chamber OF Commerce
Dispatch News
Batesburg
Chamber of Commerce
E. C. Ridgell
Ftatesburg
Dr. Ridgell
Local Notes from Broad River Community Health Update
The community reports generally good health with ongoing illness for Mrs. Mary Shealy and her baby, who shows no improvement. Several neighbors and families, including Walter Haltiwanger and family, Sebbie Haltiwanger, Roland Busby, and others, visited relatives Sunday evening. Multiple residents, such as Carrie Eargle and Mary and Mattie Shealy, are mentioned in visits and health hopes remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shealy
Shealy
Walter Haltiwanger
Sundaing
Sebbie Haltiwanger
Roland Busby
Haltiwanger
George Bundrick
Lula, Amick
Misa Katie
W. D. Davis
Mr Davis
Carrie Eargle
Henry Amicks
Henry Bleazer
Ollie Stoudemayer
Charlie Haltiwanger
Chicago
Local Social Notes From Mrs George Meetze’s Sunday
Sunday gatherings fill the page with names of families visiting kin. Misses Mary and Gora Long with Miss Harmon of Summerlin College spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J M Long. Many households near Leesville and Lexington are noted for Sunday visits and shared meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary and
Gora” Long
Harmon
Summerliind ‘College
J. 3
Reb. Amick
Bertie Mae
It. PF. Amick
Victor Shealy
Clifton
M. R. Koon
Pearl Shealy
B. T. Bowen
Local St Matthews Notes Show Good Health And Quiet Socials
Community health described as very good with pleasant weather boosting crops. Local visits include Orin Lindler and James Killian couples, J D McCartha family with McCoy Alewine, J W McCartha from Ringe spending nights with his brother, Emily McCartha returning to sister in law’s home, and Thelma McCartha visiting Caroline Alewine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin Lindler
James Killian
J. D. McCartha
McCoy Alewine
J. W. McCartha
Ringe
Emily McCartha
Fred
Die Anderson
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Springfield
Radcliffe Chautauqua
Washington,d. C
Summerland College
P. EB. Monroe
Leesville
L. H. Wright
E. A. Horne
Saville News A
S. Jumper
Ana
G. PF. Long and
J. A. Lone
Lons
Wateringford
Calvary Bots
George
Ashck’s Ferry
D. D. Amick
Eva
Margaret
Alice Ruth Hollis
Bessia
Nettle Amick
John Monts
J. H. Crout
Colle Amick
Cohen Mills
J. W. Crout
B. T. Bowens
I. E. Koon
Frankin
Mak Coy Alewine
S. M» dKetaler
Jasper ‘Crout
Archie Kessler
Ame Phetter
Thia
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J. Dry McCarten
J. F. Lindler
Louise
Webter
Ana Iittio
James Gilliam
ST. Matthews
John B. McCullough
Dr. W. R. Register
Columbia,m
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Our Childrens Department
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Caughman-Kaminer CO
Lexington, S. C
Columbia Supply Company
West Gervais St. Columbia
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