Amick’s Ferry News Weakened by Illness Across Community
Miss Katie Hendrix lies very ill and Mrs M C Amick remains confined to bed. Mrs Victor Shealy improves after illness. Several Amick and Shirey family members visited relatives last Sunday evening. Other locals, including the Mills and Bowens households, shared time together as neighbors noted health struggles and hopeful recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie’ Hendrix
M. C. Amick
Victor Shealy
Heber Amick
J. F. Amick
Louise
B. E. Amick
J. W. Shirey
B. T. Bowens
D. D. Amick
James Hyler
W. C. Koon
Lizzie Swygert
WP. Mills
RPE S Hill Dots Weather And Social Notes
Warm weather continues as farmers near harvest and cut grain. Miss Bertie Spires and Miss Beatrice Barefoot visited Miss Erline and Ethel Rish Saturday afternoon. Mrs. W. M. Spires of Edmund section 8 attended with her in-law Mrs. Rachel Spires and Mrs. H. L. Lucas and Alice Barefoot visited S. L. Rish home Sunday. Miss Leila and Myrtle Sharpe joined Beatrice Barefoot in visiting Erline and Ethel Rish on May 22. Mrs. O. J. Rikard and Mrs. G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Spires
Beatrice Barefoot
Miss Earline
Ethel Risha Sturday
W. M. Spires
Edmund
Rachel Spiresid
H. L. Lucas
Alice Barefoot
L. Rish
Leila
Myrtle Sharpe
Erline
Ethel Rish
O. J. Rikard
University of South Carolina Entrance Examinations Notice
Entrance examinations to the University of South Carolina will be held at the County Court House Friday, July 8, 1921, at 9 a m. The University offers courses in science literature history law and business with moderate expenses and many opportunities for self support.
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University OF South Carolina
Unity of
South Carolina
Ention
County Court House
DOTS FROM STYX AND LOCAL HAPPENINGS
W Barefoot visits the sick at the Hills home on Sunday. Farmers in the area argue with General Green after rain. A union meeting at Congaree last Saturday is well attended with Rosalee and Roberta Williams of Swansea and Florrie Wilson of Columbia present. J Redmond Lucas and wife visit from Wagener to see Rev Leroy Lucas. Alton Kyzer and Enoch Spires were out riding. Mattie Wi spent the night with her parents Mr and Mrs H R Goodwin. Rev Leroy Tucas’s son Talmage is in the hospital but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congaree
Rosalee
Roberta Williams
Swansea
Florrie Wilson
Columbia
J. Redmond Lucas
Wagener
Leroy Lucas
Alton Kyzer
Enoch Spires
Mattie Wi
H. R. Goodwin
Leroy Tucas
Talmage
Pelion News Notes Local Visits And Family Ties
The column lists neighbors visiting relatives and friends around Pelion Route 2. It mentions Virgie Lucas Daisy Wise Ada Tindal Irene Laird Laird family and others sharing weekends and Sunday visits. It also notes the death of a baby buried at King's Grove church May 15 and local families Milo Marvin Hutto staying with cousins Stancie and Russell Hutto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Virgie Lucas
Daisy Wise
Ada Tindal
Irene Laird
Florence, Lucas
Naomi Laird
Arthur Sharpe
I. A. Sharpe
Gary Lucas
Roscoe Laird
I. L. Gleaton
King's Grove Church
Milo
Marvin Hutto
Mr. Stancie
Russell Hutto
North Edisto 87 Reports Successful Term At School
North Edisto 87 reports a seven month term ended with a successful run. The community recognizes the value of a good school as yearly enrollment and average progress rise.
School program and student performances listed by class
The piece lists third to sixth grade names for a closing program with songs and skits including a May Pole and pantomimes. It notes pupil pairings, group performances by boys and girls, and a pageant style showcase with tabulated credits and a May Day and April Fool segments. It mentions Everett Jefcoat and Carl Jefcoat among performers and references a wartime incident with local volunteers and a courtroom sentencing in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melveria Jefcot
John Pool
Jetlie Kirkland
Evelyn Starkie
Cecil Jefcoat
Raymond Kirkland
Jennie Lee Pool
Carlisle Reed
Isaac Kirkland
Eunice Owens
Leila May ‘Ixing
Estelle Williamson
Hyverett
Jefcoat
Jol Kennedy
Ioft
Mary J. Jefcoat
Es Jack Flake
Craft
Linda
Clara Frick
Lucilé Spires Schoe
Edmund Melver
Josiah
Ira Craft
Everett Jefcoat
Carl Jefcoat
Jim Lee Pool
Estelle Wil Winding
Mson
Last Shots of the War Part Near Greenville
In Anderson County on May Day 1865 a body of Arc senal cadets commanded by Col. Thomas fired the last shot of the war away from the main theater. Greenville housed a local military company led by Captain D Hoke with lieutenants Dr John A Broadus and W F Price aiding the defense and arming facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Allen
James L. Dean
D McCullough
BY. Ass
G. W. Sullivan
E. A. Smyth
Cox
J Lew
South Carolina
Citadel
Star of the West
Charleston
Fort Sumter
Anderson County
Col. Thomas
Greenville
D. Hoke
Butler Guards
John A. Broadus
W. F. Price
South Caroline
South Carolina Ranks Fourth in Blind Population
Atlanta May 13, figures from the Southern Headquarters of the Committee for Lighthouses for the Blind show 1101 of the nation’s 57,272 blinds live in South Carolina. The state ranks 24th among the 45 states listed per 100000 population. 286 are white and 380 of the whites are 24 negroes native born and 6 foreign born. The data note 8 blind persons cared for in South Carolina and reference Harding’s committee in New Carrollina institutions.
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Atlanta
South Carolina
United States
Committee For Lighthouses Forth Blind
South
Rolins
Committee For Lighthous the
Warren G. Harding
Roirman, Wa
State Sunday School Convention Next Week At Winthrop
Reports from across the state forecast a record attendance at the State Sunday School Association Convention to be held at Winthrop College June 8 to 10. The event features a strong program, broad county organization, and a special half fare railroad rate on the certificate plan for 350 signature certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Sunday School Association
Winthrop College
Keck Hill
How to learn about Mr Grampson through golf
A dialogue sketches a plan to test Mr Grampson by inviting him to a golf game. The speaker notes familiarity yet doubts his true nature as either a superficial grouch or a confirmed misanthrope. The exchange hints at social testing through sport.
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Mr. Grampson
Candy specials and Coca-Cola at Harmon Drug Co
Rose Garden Assorted Chocolates and Nunnallys the Candy of the South offered at reduced prices. Black s Aristocrat candies in various sizes. Take Her a package She will like it. The Best Coca Cola at five cents. Rexall Fountain Lexington S C.
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Rose Garden
Express
Nunnally
South
Black
Rexall Fountain
Harmon Drug CO
Lexington
S.C
The Home of the Soul and Chamberlain’s Tablets
An old belief centers the soul in the stomach and promotes Chamberlain’s Tablets as a prompt remedy for ordinary stomach troubles. The ad touts tablets as stomach-strengthening and claims they restore natural function at a cost of a quarter.
What Determines Pay Beyond Who You Are
A concise analysis argues that pay is shaped by skills, market demand, negotiation, and opportunity rather than identity or innate knowledge alone. It highlights how credentials, timing, and organizational biases influence earnings across industries.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amick’s Ferry
Lizzie Mills
Grace Amick
Gracie Shealy
Sallie
T. I. Amick
Misses" Clayburn
Kenneth Amick
Piney Woods
RPE
W. Barefoot
Mrs. Hill
Styx
Rose Dreams
Pelion News
Lessie Mae Laird
Annie Lucas
Central School District
Elvin Laird
Isom Wise
L. B. Laird
Gable Sharp
North Edisto
Lucile Spires
Mary Jefcoat
All
Avlanta
White Plains
James Spearman
Newberry
Monaghan
William. Long
John King
Piedmont
Philadelphia
Emma C. Bergdoll
Grover
Erwin Bergdoll
Dickinson
United States District Court
Charles F. Braun
James E. Homig
Albert Mitchell
Harry Schuh
Mercer County
Trenton
N. J
Roming
Braun
Mitchell
Schuh
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