Dorots From Pine Ridge and Local Life Note
Health in the Pine Ridge area remains good despite recent rains and harvests delaying farm work. Gen Green made a major advance but is now retreating. Local residents from Newberry College include Carl Holmes Robert Epting S C Fulmer Floyd Shealy and Marie Epting. Several residents attended Columbia University Hospital nursing graduation and Elvia Lindler won a gold medal for fewest demerits. Clergy and locals attended services at St Peters with pastor Rev B L Stroup resigning effective after early July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Green
Newberry College
Messrs
Carl Holmes
Robert Epting
S .C. Fulmer
Floyd Sheaiy
Marie Epting
P. B. Lindler
J. W. Wessinger
Geo. A. Bouknight
J. F. Lindler
Columbia
The
Baptist Hospital
Lillian
Elvia Lindler
Chapin
Columbia Hospital
S. P
L. F. Frick
Ernest Martin
St. Peter's
P. W
D. L. Shealy
Near Red Bank
A. B. Slice
John Shealy
B. L. Stroup
St. Peter's Church
Ohio
Stroup
St. Peter’s
Local social notes and probate notice from Lexington
Sunday visitors include Miss Verdie Fallon and Miss Linnie Sharpe with Misses Earline and Ethel Rish. Lonnie Barefoot and Theron Sharpe visited Sam Sharpe as well as R. S. Sharpe family with J. E. Sharpe. Notice cites James L. Miller estate administration. probate hearing set June 3, 1921 at 11:00 AM in Lexington Court of Probate. publication dated May 19, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdie Fallon
Linnie Sharpe
Earline
Ethel Rish
Lonnie Barefoot
Theron Sharpe
Sam Sharpe
R. S. Sharpe
J. E. Sharpe
State of
South Carolina
Lexington
George S. Crafts
Lawrence E. Miller
James L. Miller
C.H
S. C
GEO. S
Lexington Co
News From Broad River Community Notes
Farmers here busy gathering grain and cotton across Broad River area. Local visits include Elwell Bundrick with George Bundrick, Amick family with T. W. Amick, and Haskell Rutherford with Frank Miller. Numerous relatives travel, school commencements, and notes on residents visiting North Carolina and Columbia. Roads improving for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwell Bundrick
George Bundrick
Henry Amick
Lionell
T. W
Amick
Haskell
Rutherford
Frank Miller
G.A. Bundrick
Alma
Mattie Amick
Myrtle Bundrick
George Shealy
Lexington
Chapin
Community Health and Harvest News from Route 5
The health of the community is referenced as a theme while farmers near completion of grain harvest. Local residents visit and mingle, including Lydia Smith attending Winthrop College short course for club members. Numerous neighbors and relatives share weekends and Sundays with families in New Brookland, Pisgah, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Smith
Winthrop College
Found Hill
H. P. Roberts
W. A.smith
Zelma Lee
H- E. Smith
Geo. Glenn
McWilliam
Gastonia
W. A. Smith
Ruby Hook
New Brookland
Grace Lee
Irmo News and Social Roundup Includes Picnic Notes
The item highlights local social scenes with mentions of Mr Karl Epting visiting Columbia families and a Saturday Red Bank picnic featuring the Swygert siblings and Ernestine Lewis among others. It reflects community life and seasonal labor with notes on farming and college endings.
Social visits and family travel around Pomaria and Columbia
Mentions Mr. C. L. Swygert and mother on business in Columbia, Miss Ernestine Lewis visiting Miss Reba Lorick, Omerle Swygert with his wife at her parents, John Shealy of Georgia visiting his sons Oscar and Haskell, Elton Shealy and family in Columbia, Bernice Brittie returning to Charleston, and Ernestine Lewis visiting relatives in Columbia. A closing line notes a philosophical adage about undermining belief if dug deep enough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Frick
Spartanburg
Chapin
R. M. Carpenter
Helen
Cecil Carpenter
North Carolina
John Hathwanger
T. C. Stoudemire
Floy Shealy
Wilbur Fulmer
H. D. Wessinger
Ada Farr
Maude Farr
Columbia
Sam Derrick
Ben Wessinger
Ellen
George Roberts
Lexington
W. D. Haltiwanger
Hickory
N. C
Lloyd Hall
Greenville
E. Pascoe
Ppansy Hall
Mims
Lindsay
Tives
Pomaria
C. L. Swygert
Mother
Ernestine Lewis
Reba Lorick
Omerle Swygert
John Shealy
Georgia
Oscar and
Haskell Shealy
Elton Shealy
J. H. Shealy
Bernice Brittie
Charleston
W. H. Kyzer
Lavoptik Eye Wash Promises Quick Benefit for Lexington Eyes
Harmon Drug Co advertises Lavoptik eye wash with simple ingredients like witch hazel hydrastis and camphor. A girl with strained eyes found relief after one application and her mother, unable to sew or read due to eye pain, improved within a week. Free aluminum eye end offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Harmon Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pine Ridge
Sharp's
Broad River
Chapin News
Steedman
Louise Hall
Edisto Academy
Ozalee Hall
Summerland College
Grace and
Ola Able
Coker College
Osia Boyce
Robert Able
Near Saluda
T. B. Barr
T. R. Quattlebaum
R. H. Bell
Little Son
Augusta
W. W. Hall
J. C. Dosher
Graniteville
Home National Bank
Lexington, D. C
Federal Reserve Association
Route 5
Miss Duvall
Genevieve Smith
W. F. Lindler
Tommie
Isia’ Lindler
Dent Sease
Chas. Harmon
Louise
Irmo News
Karl Epting
J. E. Lorick
P. G. Freshley
E. ©. Swygert
M. B. Shealy
Bernice Brittle
Red Bank
Clyde and
Andrea Swygert
Rela
Avery Miewever
S.C
Mars Designs
Chas. L. Sligh
Main St
S. T
DR. O’neill
Carolina
Columbia, S. C
A. Clifton
Saluda
Batesbury
Mitchelfe
J. Frank Kneece
Batesburg
Elmgren
Hampton St. Columbia, S. C
Drs. Boozer
S. P. Shumpert
Divine Street
B. J. Wingard
Attorney AT Law No
Clark Daw
Columbia, S.C
Caughman & Sox
Postofics
Bertha Schraner
Main
Bank of Columbia
Hunt
Harmon Drug Company
C. Coultor
Columbia, S, Cf
Cardus
Alabama
Paint Rock
Ala
C. M. Stegall
Near Here
Cardui
Lombard Iron Works & Supply Co
Geonaia Forduppy and Repaira
Palmetto National Bank
Carolina National Bank of Columbia
W. A. Clark
T. S. Bryan
Jos
M. Bell
Jno
D. Bell
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