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Newspaper

The Dispatch News

Location

Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1922

Page

1

Candidates Line Up for Local Primary Races

Six candidates seek House seats in Lexington county with three representatives on offer two per seat. W. J. Smith seeks reelection as County Treasurer with Harry D. Weasinger and Wessieree backing. Auditor races feature W. D. Dent reelected and D. L. Shealy candidate. probate judge lacks opposition. Magistrate contests appear in First Fifth and Sixth districts with Arthur Jarman J Hook Lewis Roof Ridd Berns and others show interest.

House of Representatives Hexington County D. Ernest Amick Lexington NowBe Jon McK. Barr Batesburg B. Smith Swansea Wessinger Brookland John F. Shealy Lexington Manufacturing Company Chas. E. Taylor Lexington County General Assembly W. J. Smith C. &. Leaphart Harry D. Weasinger Chapin Wessiaeee Bank of Chapin W. D. Dent D. L. Shealy Shealy Walter F. Hook Dudge George Col Arthur Jlarmin BR. J. Hook Lewis B. Roof B. Hendrix W. Hook Irmo B. M

Teachers elected for next session at Lexington district

At a meeting of one board of tasks on the Lexington periods held Monday teachers for the coming year wert elected and all reelection were returned. Names include Miss Mays Winwood in first grade and Miss Vera Corley in second grade among many others. Superintendent Myers and principal staff are noted. the next school session will begin Monday, September 4.

Taskes Lexington Asia Mise Mays Winwood Mesaly Aw Bee

Vale and icce at whith knoll annual tie event

This untidy fragment notes an annual tie at Whit Hint with a supper and entertainment promised. It mentions a good dinner and refreshments for attendees and suggests community interest and anticipation for a forthcoming Wool house event on August 21.

Whith Knoll Whit Hint

Banks Back South Carolina Cotton Growers Coop

Columbia July 31 Banks across the state pledged full backing to the South Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Association. Over 100 banks sent letters endorsing cooperative marketing, with many launching advertising campaigns to recruit farmers and sign contracts. The Commercial Bank of Newberry led a strong local push urging farmers to join, citing government approval and the plan as a path to independence and stability for the farming industry.

Columbia South Carolina Commercial Bank of Newberry John M. Kinard Indus Felenda Sieny Phan Su Tuang

Barbecue at Hoiing Springs School Benefit Dinner

The Ladies Society of Boiling Strings School will hold a barbecue at the schoolhouse on Saturday September 2. Candidates are invited to be present. Proceeds will benefit the school.

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Unclear Text Card From Historical Page

Fragmentary content describes a person journeying through places on a midweek night, with vague activity and names garbled. Reads like a local note about travel or movement with no clear event, date, or identifiable organizations. Limited readable entities prevent concrete summary.

Priscilla Cob The Liiseltiy Club Meeting Note

The readable text shows a fragmentary note about Priscilla Cob and a club event scheduled for Monday after an open date. It mentions Aime Gir Ma and LE AL Whituay in unclear context.

Liiseltiy Club Cuirined Morsay Aftec Anen Ab An Ae Ac Aime Gir Ma LE AL Whituay

Vite Phepa tole News Taree i indetile vom Mey Vane

Mi Wingaid rinea some The Wicons this weason, nie welsling 1 MUCH aK EA pound.

Bon Whur Club Event Cited by Mrs Mitchell

Mrs Mitchell will entertain the Bon Whur Club Friday atterson junato. readable fragments describe a social gathering with local club participation and an informal schedule.

Mra. Fe Mitchell Attersvon Jutano

Death Claims Great Inventor Alexander Graham Bell

A memorial report from Sydney Nova Scotia notes the burial of Dr Alexander Graham Bell at a mountain-top grave overlooking Baddeck. The article recounts his life, the development of the telephone, and Bell's enduring legacy, including his early experiments in Boston and the famous Watson moment. It mentions patents, global impact, and the Bell estate receiving telegrams from prominent figures.

Sydney N.S Aupi Bel Broagh Alexander Graham Pell Bell Baddeck Cape Breton Bell Olene Alexander Graham Bell Washington Salem Mass Gardiner G. Hubbard Thomas Sanders Atranemtizen

Keles Alligator Kills Target Near School House

Reporter describes an event near a Lexington St Mines school house where a 67 pound alligator attacked a man named Meo Wl Shealy. The animal was shot from about 200 yards away after escaping a pen. The exact details of the attack and location remain unclear due to damaged text.

Lexingtoy St. Minithewas Elickens

Enfranchisement drive schedules in Lexington recap

In Lexington the enrollment of men and women continues amid a campaign to organize meetings. The plan lists upcoming events from August 12 at Cross Roads to August 26 at Brookland with dates including August 22 and August 26 for local chapters Chapin Swan and Saxe Gotha.

BF Campaysn Immerland Bummerland Augyma Cross Roads Saxe Gotha Chapin Swan- Brookland

Nortisadisto Dots No 87 Chaotic Local Notes

The note lists visitors and friendly calls in Nortisadisto with names such as Mrs Jefcoat, Mrs Charity Glenn, and Miss Iva Craft. It mentions Ebenezer church services on second and fourth Sundays and reports Salem church meeting as a warm success. Activities include corn club work, sewing and gardening clubs led by Shenty and Miss Caughman.

M. J. Jefcoat Barrs Charity Glenn Charleston J. C. Bares Grenvylee Spirox Iva Craft Cutton Kirks Ealled Milas Viola Rudd Ebenezer Segond Tennoon Salem Church Shenty Ding Kou Mdisto Mies Caughman

ROM ST MATTHEWS SOCIAL NOTES AND Visits

Local residents report a weekend of family visits and church events. Mev and Mrs J by Steele and sons visited Mev s parents Mr and Mrs A D Steels. Ollie Keister and children spent time with J M Reister family. Glyhe Keister joined Mae and Lessin Grout. Children’s Day exercises were held at Pleasant Hill with attendees from surrounding areas. several families, including the McCarthas and Piries, were noted visiting relatives and attending services.

Mev Glyhe Keister Misses Mae Lessin Grout Webster Steele S$. L. Steve Bion Musas Ds McCartha Nazareth McCartha An Hone Olleeyeers Lewie Pirie Anu Ohhmren Mie Petoe Verhen Meeitha Bodie Gillan Grover Ail Cork

Ballentine to Leave Bank Post and Move to Johnston

Mr Ballentine will depart from the Bank of Western California after serving as a valued manager. He will relocate to Johnston on Monday to assume responsibility at Radix Motor Company, with many in business and social circles regretting his departure and wishing him well in his new role.

Bell Philadelphia West Pett Washington Joseph Ffears Tleney See B. Ballentine Western Cavetina Jeffert Wallantine Johnston Radix Motor Company Ballentine Wind

Annual Rally Center Union to Draw Thousands to Lexington

Large preparations mark the Center Union Rally in Lexington on Saturday August 5 with plans for a free picnic and a day of pleasure and profit. Speakers include D C Badger of the U S Department of Agriculture on dairying N E Winters of the same department on soil building and Hon A Jover a former congressman and Farm Loan board member on farm credits. The event, started years ago, draws thousands and promises valuable addresses by noted experts.

Center Union Lexington Lexington County D.C. Badger United States Department of Agriculture N. E. Winters Wii Bhe A.rank Jover

Children day observed at St Peters Sabbath school

In Batesburg Sunday, St Peters Sabbath school held a children day with songs, recitations, and addresses by Pastor Dr V Boozer and others. Superintendent Berley V Shealy praised the school’s ongoing growth as the town’s oldest church in the area.

St. Peters V. ¥. Boozer Berley V. Shealy

SS PROM ROUTE 5 Visit Flags Local Notables

Knoxville businessman Mr. Lee Gunter of Tennessee visited his mother Mrs. A X Gunter. Dr. W P Timmerman spent time in town with his brother. Dr C Carson returned from Johnston. Harman family hosted relatives from Biennal. Timmerman family member returned from Pleasant Line trip. Community health noted as fine. L C Cullum and Eld Cullum back from Washington visit. Perry and Mrs. Caughman with group visited Columbia. Mail orders and preserving kettles mentioned. W L Rawl, Misses Lindler and Haltiwanger attended events with Mrs. A Smith from Paul Tother League.

Lee €. Gunter Knoxville Tenn A. X. Gunter J. Bibert Timmerman Johnston W. P. Timmerman C. Carson Mons Holly L. Harman Childnupths Sr Columbia Smith Louise Steele D Preserving Kettles Sewing Club Ideal Cner Roberts WL. Rawl Lou Lindler Allie Haltiwanger Ay Mes A. Smith Paul Tother League St. Stephen's Suday

Sunday Visits and Local Arrangements Noted

Mr and Mrs J N Hvans with two friends spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs A J Smith. Mrs and Mrs Cline Taylor and children visited Mr and Mrs Olver Simin and family. Mr and Mrs Sites Merger spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Olle Kyser. Numerous names appear in social notes including Wybe Hawk, Smith, Grow, and others attending gatherings and worship at Pethel. A South Carolina Division appointment lists M D Harman as Assistant Paymaster General on Major General staff.

J. N. Hvans Freeshing A. J. Smith Cline Taylor Olver Simin Sites Olle Kyser Thuy Prom Om Trainington MiUshman Mises Cenevievngton Sand Duvall Smith Meymak Meas H. . Smith Mt Varkles Pethel Hawk Hire Son Columbia South Carolina Commandins M.D. Harman Gentral

Child Breaks Arm in Ladder Fall at Home

The year old son of Mr and Mrs Crdtison sustained a broken arm late Tuesday afternoon when he fell from a ladder with Wayvis at his parents home. The child is reported to be doing as well as could be expected.

Holly L. Harman J. T. Perry Sallie Mabus B. R. Mabua Timmerman & Graham LE. L. Asghl J. M. Kneece Bat Tor Loom ‘Ville Steadman Wia Batesburg Leesville Beaving Conk Hartt Getuber Jack Catligan Anc Porpare Oneal Crdtison Wayvis

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