Chapin residents visit friends and relatives
Special to The Dispatch News from Chapin dated July 13 reports numerous residents and visitors traveling to Clover and other towns, with many staying with relatives. It notes families visiting in North and South Carolina, social visits in Charleston, and several locals listed as spending time with kin or recovering from illness. Sheriff S. J. Miller made a friendly town appearance.
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Dispatch News
Chapin
Lir Shealy
Little Sadie
AW. Cummalander
Ruby Williams
Clover
Walt Millers
Maude Farr
Washington
John D. Farr
Bunyan Wessinger
Press Meetz
Ballentine
Norwood Goza
Columbia
Cherryville
N.C
Karnie Dominick
Neeces
L. E. Sheely
J. J. Boland
Willie Williams
Lottie
Stoudemire
Leo Sheely
Charleston
John Cummalander
Daugther Blanche
Newton
N. C
Linnie Meekz
B. A. Wessinger
Messrs. Miller
Hazel Williams
W. B. Williams
Wi. H. Epting
Virgil
Ernest Epting
H. H. Counts
Maggie Frick
Bernie Bechman
Ruby Bechman
Malcolm Lowman
E. C
Clark
Carol
North Carolina
Eunice Haltiwanger
J. H. Bargle
J. Miller
Elmer Carpenter
Eleka
Fannie Frick
J. H. Roberts
Vennie Eleazer
Jennie Shealy
Norward
Leon
W. W. Goza
Priend
Revival Services Draw Large Crowds at Baptist Church
The Gaston news reports revival services at the Baptist church with large attendance in both morning and evening. Rev Hamynon filled in for Rev Jones. Visitors include Mesdames Elijah Hall, Robert Hall, Andrew Goodwin, Lottie Scrumb of Jacksonville, D E Hammond of Gilbert, John Craft, Ernest Brown, Bertha Martin of Swansea, Ellen Miller of Brookland, Maggie Craft Jeffcoat, James Hall of Thor, and Juriah Goodwin who is ill. A refreshing rain improved spirits as crops look promising for harvest.
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Baptist Church
Hamynon
Mr. Jones
Mesdames Elijah
Robert Hall
Andrew Goodwin
Lottie Scrumb
Jacksonville
D. E. Hammond
Gilbert
John Craft
France
Ernest Brown
Bertha Martin
Swansea
Ellen Miller
Brookland
Maggie Craft Jeffcoat
North
James Hall
Thor
Juriah Goodwin
Local Notices From The Dispatch News Sidebars
Mr James H Pond and daughter Alice spent the week with the former's brother John Pound of North Gaston and Brooklyn boys played a game of ball Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Haskell Bushee of Brookland are visiting the latter's mother. Mrs Juriah Goodwin also mentioned. Success to The Dispatch-News force and a farmer.
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James H. Pond
Alice
John Pound
North
Gaston
Broooklyn
Haskell Bushee
Brookland
Juriah Goodwin
Dispatch-News Force
Jersey herd sells well at Clemson auction
Clemson College records a successful Jersey cow sale from the J A Shanklin estate with 126 head selling for a total of 35700 dollars, an average of 2666 dollars. Blue Fox Eminent's Chrome sold for 1000 dollars to W S Glenn. The grand bull Blue Fox Eminent was donated to Clemson by administrator E I Shanklin.
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Clemson College
Jersey
J. A. Shanklin
Camden
S. C
Blue Fox Eminent
South
W. S. Glenn
Spartan- Mare
Shanklin
South Carolina
Seed Jersey Herds Spark Promising Dairy Industry
A historical report notes the dispersal of a valuable Jersey herd causing a state loss, but urges that the dispersed seeds could grow into a real Jersey dairy industry in the years ahead, fostering new small herds and regional development.
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State
Jersey
FOLK ENJOY SWIMMING FART IN SWANSEA EVENT
Swansea July 13. A swimming party and picnic was hosted by Mrs. J B Edwards at Huckabaa's pond in honor of her visiting sister Miss Anna Keith of Columbia. Guests included Anna Keith Eva Blume Alina Smibinet Grace Oliver Leona Inabi net Nona Lylrand Addie Broxden Mandie Inabinet Mary Brogden Ruth Rucker Ellen Rast W C Rast AL M Fort Herbert Rast Witt Thad Majgler and Robert Kerr. Chaperones were Mrs. M L Brogden Mrs Wo Rnst and Mrs J B Edwards.
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Dispatch News
Swansea
Huckabaa’s Pond
J.B. Edwards
Anna Keith
Columbia
Mixses
Eva Blume
Alina Smibinet
Grace Oliver
Leona Inabinet
Nona Lylrand
Addie Broxden
Mandie Inabinet
Blackberry wine and legality of home brewing
A brief note discusses blackberry wine, noting it contains more than half a percent alcohol and is unlawful to produce for family use. The passage questions whether such beverages violate a rule and mentions potential changes in enforcement.
Prohibition Amendment and Volstead Act Pushed Far Reach
The Edgefield Chronicle notes that the prohibition amendment to the Constitution and the Volstead enforcement law are expected to have far reaching effects across the nation, impacting governance, law enforcement, and daily life.
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Edgefield Chronicle
Newberry-Summerland Reunion Planned in Elloree
The Newberry Summerland reunion of Orangeburg and Calhoun counties will be held at Elloree on Friday July 16 an all day affair with a program at 10 30 in the morning followed by a basket picnic The public is invited to attend and join a pound party and other amusements at Midway school house Saturday
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Newberry-Summerland
Orangeburgs
Calhoun
Elloree
Midway School
Night July 17 Event Opens At Oclock
An event is slated for the night of July 17 starting at an unspecified hour. Details on location organizers and exact time are not provided in the readable text.
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J. H. Hiller
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Lexington County
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Ioor Hayes
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