Community Folks Have Week of Visits and Travel
Mr Azariah Taylor was in town on business Monday and renewed acquaintances. Mrs Job Harman sends thanks for concord grapes from Mrs WD Cooper and son Billy of Whitmire SC. Miss Erin Clarke and Miss Pearle Clarke visit Washington while Miss Katie Lou Clarke remains there. Several residents discuss visits, trips, and reunions with relatives in Keysville Columbia Batesburg and elsewhere. A six weeks West trip by G Sarratt Lucius Bickley and companions included Colorado Yellowstone and Pikes Peak.
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Azariah Taylor
Job Harman
Cooper
Billy
Whitmire
S. C
Geo. J. Bouknight
James Stephenson
Textile Industrial Institute
Spartanburg
Gilbert
Eula Rawl
Greenville
The
South Carolina
Nator
D. M. Crosson
Jay
Ruth Clarke Watkins
Columbdia
Washington
New
Batesburg
Columbia
Rome
Mary Clark Beeland
Hter
Euia
Awe
Keysville
Alte teighintAm
Frank Caughman
Jesse
J. H. Mathias
G. Sarratt
Lucius Bickley
West
Colorado
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Illinois
Arizona
Oklahoma
Yellowstone Park
Pikes Peak
Edwin A. Green
Rosemary
Elberta Bland
Aiken
Karl Ee Oswald
Juanita George
Ruth Anderson
Lynchburg
The Rexall Fountain Offers Best and Cheapest Pleasures
Sancken's Golden Ice Cream 10c and wholesome chocolate milk 5c lead a Rexall Fountain menu. Concord Grapes drink 5c, root beer 5c, Coca Cola 5c, and lemonades 4c. Pure quality, clean ingredients, and best options touted for a South region fountain.
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Rexall Fountain
Sancken
South
Ional
Coca- Cola
Play at Bong Branch by White J school troupe
The White J school group presents Little Clodhopper at Long Branch school house on Saturday at 8:00 p.m. July 29. Public invitation extended to the community.
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Bong Branch
White J School
Long Branch
Kodak and Eastman Supplies at Harmon Drug Co
Eastman Kodaks and a full line of Eastman films offered with quick service. Send or leave films for developing with Harmon Drug Co. Work guaranteed equal to any in the South and prices described as reasonable. If it isn't an Eastman it isn't a Kodak.
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Eastman
Bon Hour Club entertains Friday afternoon program
Mrs Edwin G Brer will entertain the Bon Heub Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock Double Action quotes from George and Gerald noted. In Surrey caterpillar plague on oaks concerns Forestry Commission as trees lose leaves per Daily Sketch London trade.
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Edwin G. Bréher
George
Gerald
Western Christian Advoc
Cincinnati
Surrey
Forestry Commission
London
Summer Vacation All Round In Congregations
Motives are mixed as many congregations prepare to send their preachers away for a rest. The Minneapolis Star notes widespread plans for ministers to take vacations and recharge.
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Minneapolis Star
Lexington County Democratic Committee Meeting Notice
The Lexington County Democratic Executive Committee will meet at Lexington courthouse at 10 a m on Monday July 31 1922 to appoint managers for the August primary and to purge and correct club rolls. Persons with complaints or name corrections must appear.
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Lexington County
Democratic Executive Committee
Lexington Court House
Congressional Campaign Meeting in Court House 1922
Lexington urged citizens to attend a Monday meeting at the Court House, 1922, where candidates for Congress in the 7th District Hampton P. Fulmer, Andrew J. Bethea, and John J. McMahan will speak. The event begins at 8 o clock with T. C. Callison County Chairman promoting interest in vital issues.
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Court House
Hampton P. Fulmer
Andrew J. Bethea
John J. McMahan
Lexington
T. C. Callison
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Clark
Kodaks and
BON Hour Club
Lexington County Democratic Executive Committee
Congressional Campaign
Fisk Tire
Fisk
Fise Tire Company, Inc
N. S
R. T
Cord
S. N.S
N.S
Standard Oil Co
Standard Oil Company
Red Arrow Filling Station
CAH Erlog
Riley Drug Company
Lexington Pharmacy
Central
M.S. Riley
Lexington,c
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