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Newspaper

The Dispatch News

Location

Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1921

Page

6

Social visits trend in Sandy Run area

Mr and Mrs L G Culler hosted and visited neighbors Monday and Friday evenings. Albert Jumper and Sallie Carrie Culler were guests of relatives, while W W Lucas L and J Rucker families connected with Cullers and Stilers. Thomas Danztler of Elloree joined cousins Newton and Gordon Culler for a weekend gathering. Carrie Danztler from St George stayed with aunt Mrs J J Culler.

L. G. Culler H. D. Stabler Albert Jumper H. M. Jumper Sallie Carrie Culler Mis Bessie Stabler W. W. Lucas Gary Rucker James Rucker J. K Harry Stabler J. J. Cull Thomas Danztler Elloree Messrs Newton and Gordon Culler Carrie Danztler St. George J. J. Culler

Sandy Run Creek Dots and Local Visits

A busy scene as farmers pull fodder at Sandy Run Creek. A large crowd attended the service at Sandy Run church on Wednesday night. Several local residents including Ruth Rast and Clara and Rosa Belle Rucker hosted visitors and guests throughout the weekend with family gatherings and visits.

Sandy Run Ruth Rast Clara Rosa Belle ‘Rucker Dawson Rucker Lonnie Bailey Carrie Mae Bailey Rosa Bell Rucker W. J. Redmond W. W. Rucker Lesha Wolfe Jimmie Wise B. B. Rucker

Public sale of Leesville Furniture stock in Leesville SC

Sheriff E A Roof will sell at public auction the entire stock of merchandise and furniture fromLeesville Furniture Company now in Leesville town to satisfy judgment of 207.00 dollars plus costs. Sale proceeds go to EB Wessinger and co partners. Auction before Lexington County courthouse on September 6, 1921.

State of South Carolina Lexington Court of Common Pleas Marsh Furniture Company B. EB. Wessinger N. L. Wessinger A. A. Wessinger H. B. Wessinger P E. Wessinger C. S. Wessinger Leesville Furniture Company Lexington County B. E. Wessinger H. B.wessinger P. E. Wessinger C. L Wessinger Leesville A. A. Wyer Lesville

Notice to Patrons of Lexington School Admission Rules

Notice to parents seeking to send children to Lexington school reports crowded conditions and procedures to apprise the Secretary, Mr. Karl, of admission for the coming session. The Board of Trustees oversees limited enrollment and related notices.

Lexington School Lexington Karl Trus- Over

Lexington Route 5 Community Notes

Lexington Route 5 news items report social visits and gatherings. Lou C send, O B Shearouse and relatives dined with Mr. and Mrs. W A Smith. Mrs Fannie Lee returned home after a visit with Mrs Molley Watts. Barbecue at Steele and McCarty noted. Mary Susan and Crouk Price visited sister Mrs John Roof. Sunday school at Pisgah to be held at 9:30 on the third Sunday.

Augusta Lou O. B. Shearouse Eleanor Louise Floyd W. A. Smith Sunda Fannie Lee Molley Watts Steele and McCarty W. A. Smith Sands A. L. Smith Mary Susan Crouk¢ Price John Roof Pisgah

Job Printing Ad for The Dispatch News Office

Local notice invites customers to bring all job printing needs to The Dispatch News office. Services advertised include timely, quality printing for advertisements, posters, and business materials at competitive rates.

Dispatch News Office

Oak Grove Fair July 24 Promises Local Talent And Food

Pate set for seven big Oak Grove fair with local talent and a barbecue dinner prepared by experts. The event features 14 hogs, brass band music, and aims to draw Lexingtonians. Admission 40c, 60c. exhibits anticipated to be unusually strong.

Oak ‘Grove

Weighing a Pig in Ireland Without Scales

A fragment describes a method for weighing a pig using a plank balanced on a stool and a heavy stone on the opposite end, balancing the pig’s weight by trial and error. It reflects improvised technique relying on a makeshift balance rather than scales.

Ireland Ngled

Unclear local note from St Matthews area

Fragmentary local scene mentions farmers doing fodder, possible references to Isophemyl, a barbecue at Steel and McCar, and visits by Mr and Mrs Collie Mon, the Shealy family, Mr and Mrs Edgar Wise, Willie Sons, Mrs Carrie Sons, and Mrs E W Crout over a weekend.

Steel Collie Mon M Shealy Edgar Wise Willie Sons

Dodson’s Liver Tone Ad Claims Safer Calomel Replacement

An advertisement touts Dodson’s Liver Tone as a pleasant liver regulator claiming it as a safer alternative to calomel. The copy asserts no sickness or salivation and notes a failing “15 million bottles” sold worldwide.

Dodson

Benefit Event at Red Bank Saturday Evening

An event titled sup t 20th is planned at Red Bank Saturday evening to benefit a stated cause. Local organizers urge attendance to support the fundraiser and community needs.

Red Bank

Built to order auto tops from Matthews on Main Street

Speed along with our built to order tops that outshine factory tops in design and image while saving you money. Matthews at Main Street in Columbia advertises custom tops that fit perfectly and offer better value than standard factory tops.

Ima W. BP. Matthews Main St. Columbia, S

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claim Summary

An ad asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and related deafness by a liquid taken internally. It claims no other diseases are cured and describes systemic action through the blood to reduce inflammation on mucous surfaces.

Hall

Cardui credited for relief by grateful Missouri wife

Mrs. D. V. Williams of Springfield describes severe weakness back pain and nervous distress followed by relief after using Cardui. She notes her husband arranged the remedy and that a physician approved her recovery. The ad claims thousands of women benefited and urges others to try Cardus, sold everywhere.

Springfield D. V. Williams Route 6 Mrs. Williams

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Sandy Run Creek E. A. Roof S. C Lexington Route 5 Pate ST. Matthews NEW Carrie E. W. Crout Main St Columbia Chas. L. Sligh Columbia, S.C DR. O’neill Carolina Bki Columbia, S. C I. Frank Kneece Batesburg, S. C Drs. Boozer B. J. Wingard Clark Law Building Columbia. S.C Bertha Schraner Chiropractor Main Street Maelo Let Elmgren Hampton St. Columbia, S. C Hunt Harmon Drug Company The Home National Bank Feder. Reserve Association Caughman & Sox Lexington, 8. C Palmetto National Bank K. Coulton Optometrist Missouri Cardus National Bank of Columbia W. A. Clark T. &. Brean, VY Jos, MM. Ball Joo D. Bell Asst
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