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Newspaper

The Dispatch News

Location

Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1921

Page

8

Local notices from Columbia to Lexington scenes and visitors

Auditor W D Dent and Treasurer C E Leaphart are in Columbia on business. Frank Fields visits on crutches after an eye injury from New Year’s blast. Miss Sara Berry and Mrs. M J Holland send regards to readers. Coroner Weed and Coroner’s staff greet friends despite illness. Stork brings a boy to the Harman family. Col G T Graham in Florida. Residents travel to Chester, Batesburg, Ridge Spring, and Cayce, with routine reports on health, subscriptions, and local commerce.

W.,d. Dent E. Leaphart Columbia Frank Fields J .J .Rish Sara Berry Ollie Addy R. B. Melton G. M. Harmon Biltmore Hospital N. C Homer Shealy Souter Place Fox Street Geo. Price P. S. Rawl Hollow Creek Coroner Weed Lexington P. T. Crown Crown Townsend Cox Cayce H. J

Grand Lodge Meet Representative Heads South

Judge T L Harman departed Tuesday night for Charleston to represent Lexington lodge at the South Carolina grand lodge meeting of Masons. He is the sole representative from Lexing ton lodge.

T .L. Harman Charleston Lexington Lodge South Carolina Grand Lodge Mr. Harman

Bachman Marries Ferrill in Lexington Residence

Mr Thomas C Bachman and Miss Ambie Ferrill wed February 20 at 5 p m at the residence of Rev C J Sox in Lexington D C The groom is son of H P Bachman of Edmund S C and the bride daughter of Frank Ferrill of near New Brookland The couple wishes a happy journey in life.

Thomas C. Bachman Ambie Ferrill C. J. Sox Lexington D .C Ir. Bachman H. P. Bachman Edmund, S. C Miss Ferrill Frank Ferrill New Brookland

American Legion to Meet in Lexington Post Gathering

The Lexington Post American Legion holds its regular meeting Thursday night February 26 at the usual place. All ex service men are urged to attend this gathering.

Lexington Post, American Legion

Road tax paid by road workers in Lexington County

Under the new act, residents who have not paid the $5 road tax may work the roads in lieu of payment. The act has been ratified and is now law, allowing labor in place of the cash tax.

Columbia Lexington County

Ratification Extends South Carolina Tax Payment Deadline

Lawmakers ratified acts including a joint resolution that pushes the tax payment deadline to May 1 in South Carolina. A penalty schedule from January through April totals 7 percent, with enforcement moved to sheriffs after May 15.

House Senate South Carolina

Lexington Mill Dots Health and Snow Report

Arthur Harmon, a spinner from the Lexington mill, was taken to Baptist Hospital for an operation and hopes to return home soon. J Mims and wife traveled to Columbia on business. They recall heavy snow on Monday, the largest since February 1898. Bereany and Fidelis Sunda school classes held a fish fry at the electric plant last Friday night, to everyone's enjoyment. Elisha Waters visited his cousin John Shealy last Friday evening.

Arthur Harmon Baptist Hospital Mims Columbia Bereany Fidelis Sunda Elisha Waters John Shealy

Keisler Keckley Nuptials In January Ceremony

Alma Keisler and Walter A HKdeckley were wed at Rev J A Cramer’s home on January 9. The bride wore a brown broadcloth coat suit and was praised for her church involvement. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs R W Kleckley, is described as a diligent farmer with strong community ties.

Alma Keisler Walter A. Hkdeckley J. A. Cromer Lohengrin Thelma Kleckley J. A. Cramer Albert Keisler Mr. Kleckley R. W. Kleckley

Divine services at St Stephen's Lutheran Church schedule

St Stephen's Evangelical Lutheran Church announces divine services on Sundays and Wednesdays with themes for February to March. February 27 sermon titled Remaining True to Ones Religious Vows and Away from God One Is Spiritually Bankrupt. March 2 sermon Christ Gives Hope to The Repentant Thief. Five Wednesday sessions start February 23 plus Good Friday March 25 on The Seven Words of Christ. Police invited to attend services.

Woona Christ Arthur &, Ubinschalin Tastin

Sheriff Ads Tax Execution Notices in Lexington County

Sheriff E Austin Roof is sending tax execution notices to Lexington County residents who have not paid 1919 taxes. Hundreds are affected. Notices warn that failing to settle within ten days will trigger warrants and property sale advertisements. Early payers avoid extra mileage and costs.

E. Austin Roof Lexington County Sheriff Roof Mimnaugh

A Play at Hollow Creek Planned for Saturday Night

The pupils of Hollow Creek school will stage Deacon Dubbs at the school house on Saturday night February 26 starting at 7 30. Directed by Prof Josephus Nichols principal the public is invited and a small admission will be charged to benefit the school.

Deacon Dubbs Hollow Creek School Josephus Nichols

Batesburg Creates Consumers Owned Store And School Group

Consumers Owned Store formed in Batesburg with $10,000 capital. Elected officers include BE Jones as president and M. E. Edenfield as manager. The plan links to a chain under Ing Company with Sydney J. Catts as chain president. A school improvement association was organized with Barrett Jones as president and Mrs. W P Timmerman as vice president. An insurance office opens in the Cooner Building with Carson as manager. Light snow Monday followed by rain. Washington’s Birthday observed by banks and post office.

BE. Jones Charles J. Kneece J .B. Reid M. E. Edenfield Ing Company Batesburg Sydney J. Catts Florida E. P. Jones Samuel Collum Oscar Hartley R. H. Hostein C. W. Hallman M. I. Whittle Db. Smith C. E. Jones C. B. Kneece J. B. Reid W. F Scott Leesville Baptist Church Charles A. Jones Columbia South Carolina Jones Barrett Jones W.P -Timmerman Leon H. Wright Henry Fulmer Batesburg Methodist Church Cooner Carson First National Bank of Batessure Alin Washington

Miss Minnie Steele Weds Erne G Sharpe at Swansea

On Sunday afternoon February 1 Miss Minnie Steele of Barrs 4 married Mr Erne G Sharpe of Edmund at the Swansea Methodist church parsonage with Rev Ly C Griffith officiating. Mrs Sharpe is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Steele and a local teacher. Mr Sharpe, son of the late Senator W H Sharpe, farms at Edmund. They will reside with Mrs Sharpe’s mother.

Minnie Steele Barrs Erne G. Sharpe Eamund Swansea Ly C. Griffith Sharpe Henry Steele Sharpe's Hill W. H. Sharpe Edmund Mr. +ual

Herd escapee captured and returned to Lexington jail

W. O. Herd, a federal prisoner who escaped Lexington jail ten days ago, was captured in Columbia last Thursday and brought back to Lexington Friday morning. He is serving a three month sentence with only a month remaining. His home is Detroit, Michigan.

W. OW. Herd Lexington Columbia Herd Detroit Mieh

Witterd College Senior Hurt in Athletic Play

Samuel AL George, a college senior, was painfully hurt during an athletic contest last week on campus. He is recovering with the aid of crutches and is not yet able to resume full activities.

Samuel AL George Witterd College Eianyius

New Crop Garden Sheds And Fresh Variety Seeds

An urban trade note from Harmon VRCG Co introduces new crop garden sheds and a selection of popular vegetable varieties. The blurb highlights reliable seeds that are true to type and suitable for home gardens, with emphasis on onions and other well known vegetables.

Pune Harmon Vrcg CO

Tragedy in Steedman Mrs Derrick Dies From Burns

Mrs Sam D Derrick dies after lamp explosion in Steedman kitchen last Friday night. Her husband Sam D Derrick daughter Essie Williams two grandchildren and brother Lenny Shumpert were burned. Linnie Ida Shumpert born July 18 1878 died February 19 1921 age 42 years 7 months 6 days. Funeral services held at home of the bereaved family with many relatives and friends in attendance.

Stout Hall Steedman Sam D. Derrick Derrick Mrs. Derrick Essie Williams Lenny Shumpert Linnie Ida Jacob A Elitha Shumpert Earth Sam D .Derrick Essie Edna Clayborn Earnest Ora Lee Pada Gavin St. John’s EB Willie Shumpert Ollie Shumpert Henry Shumpert John Shumpert

In Memoriam for Church Leader’s Passing

Obituary note expressing deepest sympathies for a departed woman, laid to rest in St John’s E L church cemetery. Tribute from the pastor Rev B J Wessinger and mourners.

Ily B.J. Wessinger St. John's E. L. Church

World Cotton Production and Uses Affected by Global Stocks

Data show Russia’s cotton production limited to Asiatic provinces with annual U S consumption far above 1919 levels. World carryovers rise with global output, led by the United States and British India, while China and Egypt contribute modest shares.

Russia Asiade Tarkur United States Wales Toester British India Egypt China Brazil Sinia Jamestown

Early American cotton history and trade notes

The passage traces cotton’s spread by early settlers and notes 16th century usage by Mexicans and Montezuma gifts. It references Esther and courtly trade myths, plus a 1920 census line on domestic cotton stocks abroad totaling 6,149,089 bales.

TC. S Chronicle

Nuyler Reinhardt Ties Knot in Columbia Wedding

Mamie Huyler of Lexington and F E Reinhardt of Jacksonville Fla wed in Columbia on Monday. Rev Truesdale officiated, the marriage was kept secret until the ceremony. The couple left for Washington DC where Reinhardt will manage the Western Union Telegraph office.

Mamie Huyler Lexington F. E. Reinhardt Jacksonville Fla Columbia Truesdale

Pine Ridge Schol Transformation Play Event

A Pine Ridge school offers a transformation drama on February 26 at 7:30 PM. The performance invites all to attend and be convinced by the stage showcase presented to the community.

Free Gold Fish With Every Tooth Paste Purchase

Harm on Drug Co The Rexall Store advertises a limited time offer giving a free gold fish with every purchase of any toothpaste powder or dentifrice at regular prices. Call for details at Harmon Drug Co. The Rexall Store.

Harmon Drug CO Rexall

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J.D. Lorick Chapin J. C. Kirkland Ridge Spring Jas. D. Caughman American Legion Lexington Mill Dots Keisler-Kleckley ST. Stephen's Evangelical Lutheran Church Stee BON Hecr Club Mie Hon Heurelib Chas . Titu Mexico Cortez Nuyler-Reinhardt Pine Ridge Ridge ‘Schol ‘House Palmetto State Festival Columbia, Mch Corner Hampton and Main John L. Mimnaugh Columbia, S. C
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