Cotton plan discussed at Anti Boll Weevil meeting
W W Long of Clemson backs continuing cotton and a county by county program to fight boll weevil. Clemson College and the U S Department of Agriculture would direct groups across counties with funds from the general assembly. The plan strengthens the Anti Boll Weevil Association rather than abolishing it. The meeting included executives and business leaders from across the state and was approved for action by county delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W'W. Long
Clemson College
W. M. Riggs
D. W. ‘Watkins
Clemson
General Assembly
United Kigenttes
Long
Anti-Boll Weevil Association
Anti Roll Weevil Association
Wi W. Long
Dr. Long
South
Chapin Couple Celebrates 10th Wedding Anniversary
Special to the Dispatch News Chapin S C December 24 The home of Mr and Mrs J C Lever hosted a small family reunion marking the 10th wedding anniversary of Mr Lever and Mary Caroline Lever Their children Wessinger Lever and two other sons plus 10 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren attended along with several families The couple ages 76 and 72 respectively were served a long dinner and expressed wishes for many more anniversaries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Lever
Dispatch News
Chapin, & C
J. C. Lever
Lever
Mary Caroline Lever
W. B. Wessinger
Chapin
J. A. Lever
Columbia
J. W. Lever
Irma
Mrs Sallie Livingston Dies in Leesville at 35
Mrs Sallie M Livingston of Leesville died at home on December 25 after a brief illness. She is survived by husband C E Livingston two daughters L E age 10 and Ernestine age 3 a father J P Bodie a brother J H Bodie an uncle two aunts and many relatives. Her funeral was held in Leesville, and she had recently marked her 13th wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Livingston
Leesville
Sallie M. Livigston
Leesvile
C. E. Livingston
J. P. Bodie
Livingston
Methodist Church
L. E
Ernestine
J. H. Bodie
J. P Abie
D. N Crosson
Alewine
Upper
Dutch Fork
Lexington County
Mahala Alewine
Henry Alewine
Lexington
Victoriouy
Mattie Blearr
Spring Hill
Fereai
J. N. Eleazer
Br. J. O' Eleazer
Willie Koon
Peat
Perry Martin
Chapin
Anderson Conta
Peak
N. G. Summer
G. P. Clark
Ollie
Esther
Heber Meetze
A. C. Summer
Columbia
Tough Hook
Off
L. S. Summer
Masonic Lodge installs Lexington No 152 officers
A regular Lexingt on lodge No 152 A F M met Saturday night the 27th and installed officers T L Harman W M G F Roberts S W J Leaphart Front Hendrix treasurer A D Martin secretary J D Carroll I D J W Seay J D Eliz Corley tiler A petty feather of the meeting was an oyster supper at Drafty hotel greatly enjoyed by those present To Wind degree was conferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Lodge
No. 152
T. Ll. Harman
W. M
Lyceum to Feature Miss Ch 1 Howard Monday Night
Miss Ch 1 Howard, interpretive artist, is the next attraction of the Lyceum course at the high school Monday night at 8 o clock. Her wide repertoire and faithful portrayal of types are praised, and a good crowd is hoped for to greet her appearance.
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Howard
Lyceum
Thaward
Harroll
Holiday notes and Christmas gatherings in Middle Black Creek
The Mid dle Black CreekNews reports a holiday season filled with school entertainments at Pond Branch om Dor 19 and Christmas visits from Cher okee, Swansea, Gilbert and nearby areas. A boy named Ray suffered a burn to his left hand in a chimney incident. Members attended church services as the 1820 conference year opened at Pont Grinch with Rev Stackhouse presiding.
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Pond Branch
C. C. Howard
Ray
Mla
PW. Miller
Perry
M. Floward
Saim
Swansea
Mere
Gunter
Garrel
A. TL. Kirkland
Henry
M. R. Crout
Mat
Eva Kyzer
Pont “Grinch
Suidas
Stackhouse
Fire destroys home of York citizen at Fork section
Fire wrecked the Me John Meetze residence in St Andrews settlement Fork morning, destroying furnishings. A tin box with about $200 was found, the child revealed, and Mrs Meetze fainted. No insurance was found. charred remains were sent to Washington for redemption, risk of loss uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meetze
St Andrews
Fork
American Legion to Meet Friday in Lexington
The Lexington post of the American Legion will hold a very important meeting Friday evening at 7 in the Clay rooms of the new Corley building. Key decisions on the new rooms and services for veterans will be discussed, with treasurer and historian expected to attend and several members planning to join. Interest in resuming minstrel plans for January is noted, with preparations to restart next week. The meeting will be in the office of Efird and Curell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington County
Jation
Lexington High Sction
American Legion
Myiday
Corley Diihling
Caroline
Lexington
Clary
Historium
Rvie
Legion
Efird and Cureroll
Home from School Poem Reads of Returning Students
The poem Home from School arranged by Uncle Josh celebrates students returning home from colleges and schools. It depicts mothers bidding farewell at night with prayers for their children while beds are empty and rooms feel still. It evokes seasonal joy and the anxious, hopeful home atmosphere as families anticipate reunions.
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Josh
Quiet Columbia Couple Wed at St Pauls Lutheran Church
Miss Emma Corley and Mr Henry Varl Cooper of Columbia wed Nov 22 at St Pauls Lutheran parsonage with Rev HA McCullowth officiating. A modest wedding supper followed at the bride’s sister Mrs Bernard Roof home. The couple plans a short tour before settling at home in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Corley
Henry Varl Cooper
Columbia
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
HA McCullowth
Bernard Roof
Suspect Arrested in Peak Killing of Harold Suber
Sheriff Miller reports progress in the Harold Suber case near Peak. Jack Summers, a Lexington jail detainee, is held as a suspect along with John Adam Kirkland. evidence links Summers to Peak that day, but no verdict yet. The case resumes with a peasants’ jury imminent and Suber’s body found with a back gunshot.
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Harold
W. H. Suber
Peak
Miller
Jack Summers
Lexington
John Adam Kirkland
Young Suter
Summers
Suther
Ave
Little Mountain
Suher
Ather
Athoush
Pastor Remembered and Thanksgiving Gift Sent
The Shuarouse family expresses heartfelt thanks for the generous assistance given to help celebrate the pastor during the holidays. The responses are gratefully acknowledged as a kindness that eases their burdens and honors the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlosaik
B. Shuarouse
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Middle Black Creek News
York Citizen
Sam
Bedtimi
Margaret
Corley-Cooper
Young Suber
W. Shenly
Allendale Clymstoas
H. J. Sharpe
Gaston
Hamer St. Long
Saluda
B. EL. Barre
Men J. Derrick
Texsas
Inston
Diet Mests
Melton
G. M. Wrlcome
Hufus T
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Root
W.T. Root, Jr
Columbus
Hic
W. P. Root
A. T. Geeham
Morida
Sid J. Derrick
Newberry
D. V. Tied
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J. ¥. R. Kyzer
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Reet Addy
Q. Be. Caughman
E. Kellers
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Jarronville
John J. Taylor
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Aiara Midwa
W. W. Caughman
Rock Hill
W. Caughmean
Thelma Riser
Virginia
Riser
Zenith Riser
S. Co. Lindstedt
Orangeburg
Callison
Mamie
Lee Calison
Edgefield
Ira M. Sligh
J.C. Dixon
Dixon
Dishopinlky
Mra
Parker
J. Eugene Kautsiaa
Hishopviky
Tis Shotk
Oscar TL
Derrick
Chistmias
Fayetteville
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Wastein Taylor
Hollow Creek
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