White Rock News Late Summer Homecomings and Visits
White Rock notes list multiple families and individuals returning from the Newberry Summer School or visiting area residents. J. B. Shealy and others host guests including Misses Reba Derrick, Georgia Hentz, Dollie Clague, and Elvira Shealy. Several trips to Newberry, Columbia, Beaufort, and Rockton are mentioned among locals and visitors.
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White Rock
Newberry
J. M. Lowman
Misges Eloise
Vivian Lowman
Mary Rauch
Messrs
Horris
David Meetze
Charles W.sheayy
J. B. Harman
Sam Derrick
Brookland
Amanda Derrick
A. P. Sites
Elloree
Paul Eleazer
Duri
Thad Derrick
Leroy Derrick
Blanche Neely
Charlotte
N. C
J. B Shealy
Reba Derrick
Mary Frick
Little Mountain
Georgia Hentz
Lillie Mae Banks
J. M. Dreher
W. F. Kleckley
Columbia
Amick thanks Lexington County voters after reelection
D. E. Amick expresses gratitude to Lexington County voters for his wide support in the first primary reelection bid. He pledges to uphold duty and serve all residents, saying the people's confidence is a pride and obligation guiding his work in the General Assembly.
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Lexington County
Churches Horeb Methodist Sunday School Day Observed
Horeb Methodist Sunday School plans a Sunday School Day next Saturday September 2 with readings recitations and songs at 10 30 a m Rev R L Keaton of Columbia will give an address Rev Morris who assisted in the revival services at Lexington will present and sing several solos A picnic dinner will be served D L Harmon Superintendent H A Whitten Pastor
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Horeb Methodist Sunday School
R. L. Keaton
Columbia
C. Morris
Lexington
D. L. Harmon
H. A. Whitten
Lexington Circuit Sunday services announced
Appointments for Sunday September 3 1922 in Lexington Circuit. Hebron Sunday school at 10 a m with R N Senn as superintendent and preaching at 11. Shiloh Sunday school at 3 p m with Mrs Texas Geiger as superintendent and preaching at 4. Pastor H A Whitten will conduct all services.
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Hebron
R. N. Senn
Shiloh
Texas Geiger
H. A. Whitten
Sunday Church Appointments of August 27 1922
Appointments listed for Sunday August 27 1922 include Rea Bank with Sunday school at 100 o clock led by Horace G Gable and preaching at 11. Horeb with Sunday school at 3 p m and preaching at 4 followed by reception of new members led by D L Harmon. Lexington with Sunday school at 10 led by W D Dent and classes for all. Bible class invited, pastor to conduct services in time. You are invited to worship and expect a welcome.
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Rea Bank
Horace G. Gable
Sunday services at St Stephen's Lutheran Church
The church announces Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. led by Mr B H Barre, with divine services at 11:00 a.m. and a second service at times unspecified. The morning theme is described and the evening topic is The Tongue. Public invitation extended by Arthur B Obenscha.
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B. H. Barre
Sepife
Arthur B. Obenscha
St Matthew’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Service Notice
St Matthew’s Evangelical Lutheran Church announces Sunday school at 1 36 p m and divine service at 3 00 p m with Rev Arthur B Obenschain preaching on The Birth of A Christian Public invited Joint Council Lexington Pastorate meets at 10 30 a m on Saturday September 2 J A Ballentine Secretary
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Arthur B. Obensohain
St. Matthew's
Arthur B. Obenschain
Lexington
Prsonage
First Grower Delivers Cotton to SC Cooperative
Columbia Aug 28 T S Evans of Cheraw delivered 188 bales of old cotton to the South Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative association, the first grower in the state to do so. Delivery was optional, but Evans chose to have the cooperative sell the cotton for him, praising the organization's potential for the state's future welfare.
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Columbia
T. S. Evans
Cheraw
South Carolina
Cooperative selling boosts peach sales says Evans director
Mr Evans, a director of the Sandy Hill Fruit Growers' Association, reports selling over $100,000 worth of peaches through the association this year. He credits cooperative selling for strong results as the Sand Hill association totals over $2,000 in peach sales this year.
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Ciples
Evans
Sandy Hill Fruit Growers’ Association
Sand Hill Association
Weevil Situation At Clemson College Discusses Dusting Needs
At Clemson College Aug 1 conference Entomologist Prof A F Conradi says weevils and heavy fruit loss from weather reduce profits. Weather varies across the state with wet periods and drought, causing natural shedding and punctures. Farmers urged careful estimates of crop loss due to weevils and weather, noting past weather damage could force crop failure regardless of weevils.
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Clemson College
A. F. Conradi
Piedmont
Fragmented Weather Quip From Dawn Conversation
A partial transcription shows Ted and a dawn reference trading weather quips. The readable line hints at a morning greeting and a casual remark about weather, with no clear event or location established.
GATOER AP CHAFLY. Descendants gather for barbecue dinner
A fragmented report notes Chipin Aus hosting a family gathering for descendants of David Fy ind Jota Weevinger deceased. Children listed include several Wessingers and Benjamy. A prayer by Rev Wy M, speeches, and a barbecue dinner followed.
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Chipin
Aus
Eld
David Fy Ind
Jota Weevinger
Dyes Weseinser
Wessinger
Jon Nosl Wefaroh U. Wessinger
Esini Diwin OW Unger
Benjamy
Enuntindicen
Ient-Pey
Tiv
Wy M
Carpenter
Wessinger Family Reunion Highlights Lutheran Faith
Joh S. Wessinger of Chapin introduced Dr J W Wessinger and several ministers from Columbia Chapin and Lancaster. A history of the Wessinger lineage from 1746 was recited noting Mathis the first settler and the family grave on the estate. Four attendees were Lutheran ministers and all present were Lutheran. The surviving uncle Daniel Wessinger attended the reunion.
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Joh S. Wessinger
Chapin
J. W. Wessinger
C. K. Bell
K. D
Columbia
R. M. Carpenter
Lancaster
J. C. Wessinger
Wessinger
Singer
Mathis
J. W. Weseninger
Faily
Daniel Wessinger
New York Hint of Venice at the Reservoir Sunset
The Upper Reservoir in midtown is praised as a refreshing romantic retreat like Venice across the water. The scene shifts with seasons from ice and sleigh bells in winter to sunlit, rainbow sprayed fountains at sunset. The fountain’s spray creates fleeting bridal veils and flashes of glory as the light changes.
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Brooklyn
New Yorker
New York Sun
Venice
New York
America
Long air flight for next month
Belleville Illinois August 28 The first trans continental airtight over attempted in the United States used by C-2 from Langley Field Virginia September 1 it was announced today at Scott Field the government lighter than air station here Stops will be made at Akron and Dayton Ohio St Louis Lawton Oklahoma San Antonio Maria El Paso Texas Yuma Arizona and Los Angeles
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Belleville
His
United States
Langley, Field
Virginia
Scott Field
Akron
Dayton
Ohio
St. Louis
Lawton
Okla
San Antonio
Maria
el Paso
Texas
Yuma
Ariz
Los Angeles
Airship C-2 prep at Langley for transcontinental flight
Newport News reports the C-2 airship at Langley field readies for trimming and a September test flight weather permitting. A 1920s project aims to map a transcontinental route with landmarks, photographing airways, testing landing fields, and assessing envelope gas options and crew needs. Major H A Strauss commands with two engineers aboard. hydrogen favored, helium debated.
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H. A. Strauss
Tess
Radio di
Cadiz
Teachers Exam Results In Kentucky Report
The state education official released a list of teachers who passed the recent examination. Primary certificate recipients include Florence Asbill Minnie Bodie Pansy Carter Annie Corley Lucia Gunter Minnie Kleckley Virginius Lewis Leila Mack Janette Neese Lucy Roof Lola Smith. Elementary certificates went to George Schneider Carrie Lou Senn and Ethel Matheson. Next exam planned for October at Lexington on the first Friday and Saturday.
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Jon
Supl. of
Sharpe
Florence Asbill
Minnie L. Bodie
Pansy Mae Carter
Annie L. Corley
Lucia Gunter
Minnie Kleckiey
Virginius W. Lewis
Leila Mack
Janette Neese
Lucy Roof
Lola Smith
George F. Schneider
Carrie Lou Senn
Ethel Matheson
Lexington
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