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Newspaper
The Dispatch News
Location
Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1921
Page
2
The Edmund community reports numerous Sunday visits among Crout Reeder Keisler and Gillian families. Local students Louise Griffith and Frankie Griffith return from Lexington and Columbia for summer. Telephone crews, including a man nicknamed Little Jimmie, repaired lines as residents note busy social and family gatherings.
A busy weekend of visits and travel is noted with Mrs. W. H. P. shopping in Columbia and many locals, including Mr. and Mrs. Busbee and their children, visiting relatives for health and family reasons. Several guests and locals are named. trips include Lexington court service, Winthrop College commencements, and Summerland events.
Misses Mary Ann and Ellen Hiller Eloise Wise and others enjoy vacations at Sum merland. W P Bechman and H D Wessinger attend K of P meeting in Greenwood. Mrs Jas Gardner of Columbia visits Chapin. Winthrop attendees include Gladys Williams Ollie Farr Claribell Hiller Lucile Fulmer and L K Hiller J J Boland L E Shealy S W Boozer Willie Williams at Masonic meeting in Columbia. Frank Lever vacationing with Mrs Lever at her parents J W Eargle. Leland Summer and Bernie Bachman visit Newberry parents. Helen Boland and Columbian sister visit Mattie Frick. Geo Williams of Clover visits A W Camalander in Chapin. Clarence Hook of Newberry College weekends.
The Gaston column notes crops recovering from cold and wet spells with improving prospects. The writer urges local readers not to slight Gaston, invites more frequent visits, and references a recent rural headquarters event lashed by a misaddressed report. No deaths or major incidents reported.
Mr and Mrs L G Culler and family and Mr and Mrs J A Jumper and Mrs Andrew Inabinet with kin visited W J Redman Sunday. BG Jumper visited L G Culler Saturday afternoon. Sall ie Culler spent Saturday night with Clara and Rosa Belle Rucker. Geraldine Redmond weekend with Mozelle Rowell at Swansea. L G Culler and family visited Mollie Whitaker Sunday. Willie Rucker family visited Saturday evening. J A Jumper motored to Swansea Monday.
Mr and Mrs W W Lucas dined at Mr W J Rue Sunday. Miss Martha Spir made her last trip to Columbia. We are sorry to know of the death of Mr Hilliard G Whittak. Our sympathy to his family. A large crowd of boys was at Dav id Pound's Sand out Misses Mammie Lou and Irene Sharpe spent the week at home. We wish they would stay another week Princess and Queen. A business transaction ce ss until both buyer and seller are benefited by it. not a sute.
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