Grand Jury Makes Recommendations for Lexington County
The 1921 Lexington County Grand Jury, with J. H. Roberts as foreman, reports on indictments and issues a long list of recommendations. They urge repairs at the poorhouse and jail, improved sanitation, and better supervision of education funded by taxes. Committees on court facilities, roads, and public offices are named, and calls are made for stricter traffic-law enforcement. The conclusion thanks the court for its courtesies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington County
J. H. Roberts
Roberts
Frank B. Gary
Ameo
Sobdaéan
Hias
Court House
J. M. Taylor
John M. Sharpe
C. A. Snelgrove
J. F. Smith
W. H. Fallon
L. D. Hutto
C. D
Meetze
A. M. Bickley
M. L. Martin
O. C. Boatright
E. R. Wingard
T. W. Long
C. E. Taylor
H. B. Williams
S. B. Hook
S. R. Smith
M. D. Rucker
Illness and visits noted in News from St Johns
News from St Johns reports illnesses including a Jentine child with pneumonia and Lewie Amick in serious condition after a Ford accident. Local residents, such as Hendrix, Hook, Rawl, and others, share Sunday visits and family readers, with several exchanges noting relatives and neighbors in the area.
Local Social Notes From Sandy Run
Sunday morning visits report L G Culler and family with J J Furtick. Carlisle Furtick Mae Stabler and Bessie Stabler enjoyed a pleasure ride to Columbia last Sunday. Miss Javie Carrie Culler hosted Letha Saylor. Young folks gathered at M L Jumper's Thursday. Letha Saylor hosted Mae and Bessie Stabler Saturday. H Jumper and M L Jumper visited W W Lucas Saturday night. Stacy Stabler is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Collum
Miss Johnson
Ebal
Burgess Eva
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Simon Corder
Trothy Mac
F. Lessly
Minnie
Sister
Mac Moit Stabler
Clara
Siesa Belle Rucker
L. G. Culler
Columbia
Javie Carrie Culler
Letha Saylor
M. L. Jumper
Mae
Bessie Stabler
H. Jumper
G. T. Williams Loses Farm Buildings by Fire
Mr D G Till of Williams section reports his house barn and smoke house burned with all contents last Wednesday night. Loss estimated at about 5000 dollars with 2000 dollars insured. Cause of the fire and which building started are not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DG. Tillon Williams
Lemon Hill News Health and Local Returns
The Lemon Hill section reports very good health overall with farmers plowing nearby. Mr L M Fox has returned to the old home place welcomed by friends. Mrs Ren Watton’s recovery is hoped for. Mr and Mrs Clarence Burkett of Batesbury visited Mr G L Abney's family Saturday night as conditions were not improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garlie Bell Derrick
Pearl Mack
Juli Bickley
Irmo
Charlie Meetze
Suber
Cora Lorick
Mattie Holland
Maggie Shuler
G. L. Slice
C. P. Derrick
T. L. Slice
Onila
Lula Bickley
Senter
J. F. Derrick
Spartanburg
Elton Derrick
Columbia
J. B. Derrick
Anice Koon
J. A. Byrd
Kastoter
Edward
Hope's Ferry
John Lowman
Ballentine
Derrick
Thomas Rogers
Jery Refter
W. A. Rawl
Tom Hall
Ellie Hall
Sumter
Willian Bur
Eva
Otis Hartley
Minnie Hall
Dorothy Rawl
L .M. Fox
Ren Wattons
Clarence Burkett
Batesbury
G. L. Abney
Cothran Elevated to South Carolina Supreme Bench
Thomas A. Cothran of Greenville was elected to the South Carolina Supreme Court to fill the vacancy caused by the death of D. Eb Hydrick. Hydrick served with distinction in state service and died in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Cothran
Greenville
Aker
Howisp of Representatives
Supreme Court of
South Carolina
D. EB. Hydrick
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Irmo News
Samaria
A. J. Boatwright
Albert Oswald
Chalk Bed
J. K. Burgess
Ruby
ST. Johns
J. A. Jentine
Lewie Amick
Ford
S. Ed Hendrix
Jef Long
Gladys
Virginia Ballenstine
Cleo
Catherine Hendrix
W. E.hook
E. E. Hook
Neula Amick
Thelma
Ruby Hendrix
Ella Keisler
M. Hook
Hook
Ione Raw
Julia Kaiser
D. S. Kyzer
Earl Hendrix
Ann E. Rawl
J. H. Rawl
Sara Lipscomb
Cinderella
Little
J. J. Furtick
G. T. Williams
Lemon Hill News
Cothran
Main
Shannon-Childs Electric Co
Columbia, S. C
Albert T. Taylor
Lexington, S. C
Rexall
Rexall Fountain
Rice B. Harmon
Pharm
Lexington
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