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Newspaper
The Dispatch News
Location
Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
12
A Cedar Grove couple, Wilile Bedenbaugh and Miss Long, were married in a Sunday evening ceremony. Friends and family visited and extended wishes for a happy life together. The pastor prepared the Cedar Grove section for the event amid illness in the community.
A fragmented advertisement urges using RAT-SNAP to kill rats after claims of rats eating potatoes. It features Fred White and promises three sizes 25c 50c and 1200 priced product sold and guaranteed by Har- with dramatic anecdotal evidence.
There will be a play at Round Hill Schoolhouse Dec 13 at 7:30 PM The Man from Borneo will be performed by local talent Admission is small Refreshments and a cake walk will follow Proceeds benefit the school Everybody come. News from Pisgah Thanksgiving service drew a large crowd Mr and Mrs W A Smith visited Mr and Mrs John Zinke The health of Mr Zinke’s family worries friends Miss Addie Taylor visited Columbia Gunter wedding November 30 Rev W I Hayes officiated Miss Wilbur Gunter and J W Gunter are the couple The groom is a farmer bride daughter of the late Eldridge Gunter Mae Burgess Esteve Roof visited Leola Long Friends of Mrs Elizabeth Boozer recovering from illness Celia Hook visited Ed Hendrix Bearden Roof spent Thanksgiving at home Jonnie Lee Price visited Carrie Smith Peowles missionary society to meet next Sunday afternoon
A historical note describes a gigantic closing out sale at Tapps The Growing Store in Columbia. It touts price cutting to Christmas, urges customers to visit, and claims a nationwide draw with stock heavily marked down across all clothing, underwear, corsets, gowns, wraps, and more. It emphasizes business urgency, customer self-service, and storewide clearance as a practical, no-dream event.
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