Farewell at St. Peter's as Rev. Stroup Leaves Post
A large St. Peter's congregation heard Rev. B. L. Stroup deliver his farewell message after fifteen youths were confirmed. About three hundred fifty parishioners took communion. Stroup plans a Charleston visit, then North Carolina and other relatives before continuing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Pearle
Baptist
Cora Wingard
Near
Lexinston
St. Peter's
H. S. Ballentine
Cora
Pine Ridge
St. Peter's Church
B. L. Stroup
Stroup
Charleston
St. John’s
North Carolina
Centerville Social Roundup Hints at Weekend Visits
Calvin Price visited the Jumper and Long families while Mrs. Price and Mrs. Edgar Price spent time with the Craps family. Nola Geneva Keisler Esther Price shared a Saturday night with Ethel and Myrtle Jumper. Hugh Hayes and Laura Lou Jumper were guests of Vennie Hayes and W. T. Craps kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Calvin Price
J. S. Jumper
Ollie Long
T. W. Long
Edgar Price
R. L. Craps
Nola
Geneva Keisler
Esther Price
Ethel
Myrtle Jumper
Daniel Hayes
Hugh
W. T. Craps
Laura Lou Jumper
Vennie Hayes
Martin Taylor
Houston Hayes
Auto Blood Serum Promises Vast Health Benefits
The text touts Auto Blood Serum as a universal cure boosting cellular energy, reducing dead cells, and restoring youth. It claims high success rates across anemia insomnia nervousness hypertension and many ailments, with over 3,000 cases treated and 85 percent good results endorsed by physicians and reports from the U. S. and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Sunday Socials and Dining Punctuate Local Life
Sunday gatherings featured Miss Iola Taylor and Miss Mae Jumper with Mr. Clarence Keisler and Mr. Martin Taylor. A large crowd attended a music event at Miss Jumper's Saturday night hosted by Mr. B. B. Stankford, bringing lively local social energy. A testimonial notes relief from biliousness and constipation after using Chamberlain's Tablets with improved appetite and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem
Iola Taylor
Clarence Keisler
Martin Taylor
Chamberlain
Rosa Potts
Birmingham
Ala
Lexington ordinance levies five mill tax for 1921
The Town Council of Lexington enacts a five mill tax on all taxable property for corporate purposes payable by July 30, 1921. Penalty is ten percent plus costs for late payment, with execution and public auction to follow after 20 days. sale proceeds apply to taxes, penalties, and costs, remainder to owner. The ordinance requires publication and posting and takes effect immediately. It is recorded June 13, 1921 by Town Clerk Kaminer.
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Lexington
Court House
Council
A. D
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Centerville News
DR. W. R. Register
Main
Columbia, S. C
Kaminer
College OF Charleston
Harrison Randolph
Columbia
EP. & F. A. Davis
Main St
S. C
Bresse
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
Jl & CO. Blend Ciarette
Goodrich Tire
Reductio
Goodrich
Silvertown
Silvertown Cords
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio
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