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Newspaper
The Dispatch News
Location
Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1920
Page
5
Special to The Dispatch News reports a crowded Lindler barbecue in Chapin on Saturday where attendees enjoyed the day. Several visitors from Columbia include Miss Hattie Haltiwanger and Mrs Bates Counts staying with local families, with other locals and relatives mentioned visiting and socializing over the weekend.
An advertiser promotes cheap formulas for extracting flavors like vanilla and root beer and making candies such as chocolate and strawberry cream balls. They offer candy furnaces, candy machines, and packets priced at $1 per formula or $5 for 12, with a call to act before the offer closes.
Mr. and Mrs. D K Fulmer hosted in Columbia while Cecil Frick visited her parents P S Fulmer. Ed Bickley obituary. Haltiwanger and Shealy families visit relatives in Columbia and Peak. Chapin baseball team travels to Sumter and Lamar for a late week schedule. New Victor Records offered with affordable Victrolas on hand. 666 cautions about imitations in medicine.
Pathe talking machines arrive with a full line of the latest music records. The ad urges patrons to visit, enjoy good home music, and discuss opinions with the Chase Taylor store staff.
The article reports B. Austin Roof, a longtime rural carrier from Lexington route 3, likely entering the sheriff race. Roof indicates uncertainty but suggests he will probably join the contest with the local candidates, stating he will be with the boys.
The School Improvement League hosts a barbecue at the school house with pe wer and refreshments and audience speeches by state and county candidates. Miss Catherine Langston of Phoenix is visiting Miss Belle Kaminer and friends in town.
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