Sessions Court in January Term Opens with Prohibition Focus
The January term of the general pensions court convened Tuesday at 10 a.m. with Judge Frank B. Gary presiding. The grand jury is to return many true bills, and several cases from the last term are carried forward. Notable matters include the Kelly and Gem murder case set for Monday and the Crout Dow Mitchell murder defense nearing trial.
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Court of General Pensions Court
Frank B. Gary
T. ” &. Callison
H. Lb. Harmon
O. B. Anderson
A. J. Root
Gani
Statu
Newt Kelly
Frank Gem
David Shull
New Brookland
Luther Crout
Alva Dow
Will Mitchell
W. N. Brown
New
Yuan
Bryant
Breag
Daniels
Hig Patterson
Carlison Teins
Brand
Weel
Cleveland Smith
Julius H. Bowlalent
Ejgard
le Willie Lehart
Tessin Levitin
Mavenwnt
Wy. Hebert
Millen
DC Williams
Barks of
Starkie
Shelton Wessinger
J. Feants
Sharye
Monroe Pallkw
Thachhinan
Robinson
Anitruw
My Ian
de Berry
Perry Th Diaries
Gabeerts
Woot
Jacknen
Daniel Tay
Lonnie H Lite
Wes
Suni
Collum
Arnvld G
I Carlisle Pelee
Laurne
Stockman
Prank TP. Lynch
J Mortze
James F. Jackman
James R. Summers
John W. Adains
Perey L. Lybrand
Prominent County Resident Dies After Illness
Mr W Q Jackson a well known planter and leader in the county, died at his home near Swanville on Friday night after a long illness. He was about 70 and survived by several sons and daughters. His wife had died years earlier. A longtime booster of the county and state, he was generous and beloved by many neighbors who mourn his loss.
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W. Q. Jackson
IU Tackeson
Thia
Jackwon
Austin
Lines Fields
Lotteir
Prk
Furman Darmon
Lexington Circuit Services Sunday 1921 Schedule
Lexington Circuit services scheduled for Sunday January 2 1921 with Sunday school at 10 am and worship at 11 am. Red Bank hosts Sunday school at 10 am and preaching at 11:80 am with baptism at 2:80 pm. Hotel venue lists Sunday school at 2:80 pm and prayer meeting at 8:00 pm. Public notice incomplete.
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Red Bank
Lexington
Ty Ehessomar Citi
American Legion Operetta Promises Community Center Dreams
Lexington girls stage an operetta on January 31 at the high school to raise funds for a local American Legion post home with reading rooms gym shower and social center. The effort honors veterans and preserves memories as Legion members plan their post’s future facilities and activities.
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Red Cross
Lexington
American Lexion
Post
The
American Legion
Mary Cuughman
Margaret Lorick
Hattie Tee Wingard
Mary Allen Coughman
Bertha
D. Carrol
Death Notices and Church Service for Local Residents
Death of a young girl from the Guth family is reported with services at Marwa Lutheran Church. Funeral arrangements are noted for the bereaved parents Mey and Mya, with a service planned at the church.
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Guth
Stith
Diuehter
Mey
Mya
Wess
Jey Sumit
Diet
Jana B
Waa
Stestwayse Cindinelley
Taxes To Dominate Present Session Of South Carolina Legislature
Editorial correspondence from Columbia reports that taxes will be the main topic as the legislature opens its current session. Delegates criticized expected ten million dollar expenditures, calling for spending cuts without harming rural schools, and lawmakers debated tax relief, property taxation reform, and ways to better balance state revenues with minimal impact on public services.
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Columbia
Taxca
House
Claude N .Sapp
Richland Bounty
Rapp
George K. Laney
Chesterfield
Niels Christensen
Beaufort
Senate Manor Committee
Bot
Senate
Wikht- Jann
Satudu “Hii
Board of Public Welfare
Henly
Willy
Jae
Benefit Play At Lexington School Draws Local Attention
Lexington delegates in the state legislature earned chair assignments on several committees. A benefit play at Lexington School auditorium Friday night January 28 supports the new church building with a cast featuring local names and a price of 10 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. The play “The Minister's Wife's Now Bennett” includes Mrs. I A Waynes Sunday school class as organizers and a program with singing.
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Bennett
Lexington School
I. A. Wayne
Main Street
M. FB
Columbia
Lexington
Tee
Grundy
Edward Wayne
Hepsibah Grundy
Elisabeth Truesdate
Samantha Stick
MewInk
Pauline Wayne
Nodanna Simpking
Asleen
Sarah Sanders
Penelope Perking
Olle Bull
Agatha Equals
Margaret White
Cayenne Pepper
Doris Price
Dephe Hardahear
Isabel Monteith
Vivian Walker
City Mininer
Thier Boyd
Bon Homme Club Chooses New Senate Officer
Mitchell will preside Friday afternoon at 4 in the senate chamber to become familiar with duties. He was warmly welcomed, praised for pleasing personality and contagious smile. Indications say he will be an excellent presiding officer gaining popularity. The event featured performances and a charted plan for next week’s top athletic award.
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Senate
Harvey
Xed
Amm Dog
Wilson
Western Carolina Bank Prospero... (truncated)
Mr. John T. Sox, manager, attends annual Western Carolina Bank directors meeting in Aiken. Bank capitalized at 269,800 with 16 percent dividend paid in four installments. Bank borrowed 700,000 from outside capital to cover cotton loaned stock. Policy on cotton paper renewal in April discussed. outlook for prosperity remains cautiously optimistic. Lexington branch officers listed.
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John T. Sox
Bank of Western Carolina
Aiken
Tuas
Nomal
Lexington
John ‘T. Sex
Im. B. Cook
H. H. Livingston
C. BM
W. J. McCartha
Lex
Atkendeet
Lyceum Attraction Set for February Eighth at Lexington School
The next lyceum program features Miss Helen Walcott and Mr Lu Ring at the Lexington School auditorium on Tuesday February 8. Walcott, a distinguished contralto and pianist, and Ring, a versatile operatic tenor and composer, promise a premier concert with strong literary interpretation. Admission is 16 cents for adults and 24 cents for children.
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Lyceum
Lexington
Helen Loulas Walcott
Lu Ring
Mr Ring
Court opens with new county officers in place
On Tuesday morning the court of general sessions convened with several new county officers in authority. Solicitor Callison attends in his first term as solicitor, while Sheriff F Austin Roof and Deputy Sheriff H L Cowald begin their duties anew. Clerk Harmon and Court Crier J Tenyel, long in their roles, remain. All officers discharge duties capably in the new arrangement.
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Aessfons
Esstona
Callison
F. Austin Roof
H. L. Oowald
Clark Fr. Harmon
Hoart Crier SL. Tenyel
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Western Carolina Bank Prosperous
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