Methodists Raise Salary Of Their Pastor In Lexington
At the Lexington circuit quarterly conference of the M E church South the pastor in charge Rev A Rice had his salary raised from 1300 to 1800. Rice is in his second year and popular with the congregations. Conference held at the parsonage December 17 with routine circuit business also naming J Frank Sharpe superintendent of Red Bank Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
M. E. Church
South
J. Frank Sharpe
Red Bank
R. E. Stackhouse
A. Q. Rice
Samuel B. George
John W. Hendrix
Lester C. Miller
Willie Cc. Senn
Ed R. Moye
Dr. J . Mathias
Kinsler Geiger
George N. Buff
G. c. Andren
George S. Taylor
Grover
Geiger
Personal News From Hollow Creek And Nearby Areas
Personal items report Mr W J Taylor a popular Hollow Creek farmer recovering after a major operation at Leesville Hospital. Miss Pansy Mae Carter, a stone-bookkeeper in St Matthews South Carolina, plans to spend two Christmas holidays with her parents near New Brookland. The Clarke family on Depot Street celebrates a full house with Pearl Erin Ruth Blossie and Katie Lou helping at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W., J. Taylor
Hollow Creek
Leesville Hospital
Pansy Mae Carter
St Matthews
S. C
S. A Carter
New Brookland
B.D. Clarke
Depot Street
Pearl
Erin
Washington
Ruth
Columbia
Blossie
Winthrop
Katie Lou
Telephone Exchange Closed Christmas Day Notice
Patrons are notified that the local telephone exchange will close on Christmas Day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. except for cases of serious illness or urgent need.
Lexington County Board to Meet January 8 1920
Time and notice of annual meeting for Lexington County South Carolina. County commissioners will convene at the County Supervisor office in Lexington Court House on Thursday January 8 1920. Claims against Lexington County must be itemized verified and filed by January 1 1920 for audit and consideration. J B Wingard Clerk of County Board.
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County Board of Commissioners Forngton County
S. C
Lexington Court House
Lexington County
J. B. Wingard
Co. Bd
Proclamation for county boundary change in South Carolina
A proclamation notes a petition signed by at least one third of electors to remove land from Lexington County and annex it to Newberry County. The described boundary path traces from Broad River near Peak through roads, branches, creeks, and rail lines to Camping Creek, detailing compass directions and distances.
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South Carolina
Mere
Lesiston Couny
Lexington
Newberry
Wits
Broa River
Fairfield-Lexington
Peak
Cacolina
Rable
Peat Ty Co
Pomaria
Columbia
Barrett Old Place
Chapin
Aroa
Milton Shealy
Columbia, Newberry and Laurens
Black Creek
Public Road
Camping Creek
Said Creek
Newberry County
Newry
Newberry-Lexington County
Fairfield County
Broad River
C Berry Cotton
Annexation election ordered for Lexington to Newberry County
Governor R A Cooper directs a special election on January 6 1926 to decide annexing a portion of Lexington County to Newberry County. The measure covers defined boundaries along creeks and rivers, requires voter ballots Yes or No, and assigns election duties to County Commissioners of Lexington and Newberry with formal ballot printing and counting procedures. The proclamation finalizes the process for lawfully transferring area and taxes if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inexington County
Newberry County
R. A. Cooper
South Carolina
Seton County
Lexington
New
Lexington County
Eid
Newberry
Seid
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State OF South Carolina Executive Chamber
Lexi
Sten
Newbersame
Sala
General Assembly
Ate
Secretary of
Stat
Peafi
United States
Amer
W. Banks Dove
Secretary
Edwin G. Dreher
Agt
Lexington, S. C
Detroit
Mich
Columbia Supply CO
Columbia, S.C
Gervais
Tapp’s
James L. Tapp Co
Bank OF Westerns Carolina
John T. Sox
R. E. Cook
C. M. Efird
H. H. Livingston
Asst
Mgr
W. J. McCarthy
Finance