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Newspaper

The Dispatch News

Location

Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1921

Page

7

Central Dot News and Local Family Visits Report

The item catalogs Sunday visits among local residents including Walter Lucas and family, Leon Lucas, H Hutto and family, J A Jetcoat and family, Alvie Sharpe, J F Hutto, Mrs Fulmer, and Mrs M C Laird. It notes fresh cat showers and cotton harvesting activity, with brief personal health and family updates for S Fulmer and J F Hutto's baby.

Walter Lucas Leon Lucas H. Hutto Henry Cheney J. A. Jetcoat A. H. Hutto Alvie Sharpe J. F. Hutto Ops

The Home of the Soul Stomach Believed to Hold the Soul

In olden times it is believed that the seat of the soul was the stomach. A person worn out by illness is said to have a troubled stomach. For stomach troubles Chamberlain's Tablets are praised as prompt and effective. They strengthen the stomach and aid its functions. Give them a trial. They cost a quarter.

Chamberlain

Antioch Church Sermon Draws Attentive Crowd

A goodly number attended the usual services at Antioch Sunday and heard a sermon by Pastor Rev. J. R. McKittrick. The writer recommends Antioch for valued sermons. Mrs. Mary Jefcoat and Miss Adell Jefcoat visited Mrs. Janie Hutto Monday.

Antioch J. R. McKittrick Mary Adell Jefcoat Janie Hutto

Local Social Notes From Styx Area

Florie and Gladys Wilson and mother of Columbia dined with D. E. Shumpert last Sunday. D. A. Glenn and family of New Brookland attended Union shed gathering. Dalton Shull and wife visited Rev. J. M. Hudson's family. Mattie Wilson of Columbia stayed with H. R. Goodwins. Protracted meeting set for Dunn's Chapel on the third Sunday in July. Well Mr Bell Weevil visits the section promising damage.

Florie Gladys ‘Wilson Columbia D. E. Shumpert F. L. Mack Swansea A. E. Kyzer D. A. Glenn New Brookland Union Shed Daniel Hite H. R. Goodwin Dunn's Chapel Bell Weevil

Clay Spring Dots Farm News and Social Notes

Farmers finish corn work and battle grass boll weevil in clay spring. Miss Lula Williams visited Miss Annie Mae Laird last Sunday. Annie Slice spent Sunday with others in the community.

Lula Williams Annie Mae Laird Annie Slice

Winthrop College Scholarship and Entrance Examination

The examination for vacant Winthrop College scholarships and admission of new students will be at the County Court House on Friday July 1 at 9 a m. Applicants must be at least sixteen. Scholarships worth $100 and free tuition are awarded to top averages meeting conditions. Write to President Johnson before the exam for blanks. The next session opens September 14 1921. For more info and catalogue address Pres. D B Johnson Rock Hill SC.

Winthrop College County Court Johnson D. B. Johnson Rock Hill S.C

Mrs W M Laird Improves Asze Birthday Dinner July Tenth

Community notes say Mrs. W M Laird is improving and will soon be around. Elizabeth Spires plans a birthday dinner at her home on July 10 inviting all with baskets. Visitors include Austin Barrs and mother, Albert Vance family, Arthur Slice, Daniel Star, Uncle Dick Harley, Mack Harley, and Melton Laird.

W. M. Laird Austin Barrs Albert Vance Elizabeth Spires Arthur Slice Daniel Star Dick Harley Mack Harley Melton R. E. Corbitt Hamlet N.C

Lindler Family Visits Domestically in Pisgah News

In Pisgah News notes the Lindlers and relatives visit neighbors and relatives including Orin Lindler and his mother with visits to J F Lindler and Andry Slice. Shelton Taylor family and Maxie take a Lexington trip. S J Rawl and family host visits. W F Lindler and family connect with Kyzer and Ballentine households in Columbia.

Shelton Taylor Maxie Lexington Willie Sease Maxie Taylor Little S. J. Rawl Webber Rawl S. L. Rawl Orin Lindler Andry Nora and Elever L. M. Kyzer A. L. Smith Henry Ballentine Columbia W. F. Lindler

RAT SNAP Kills Rats and Mice with Odorless Cakes

Rat Snap kills rats and mice with odorless cakes that do not require mixing with food. One package, a 35 cent single cake, is advertised as enough for effective pest control. The claim emphasizes odor prevention and guaranteed results.

I Got Real Mad When I Lost My Setting Hen

Mrs. Hannan recounts finding her setter dead in the hen house and, in anger, buying RAT-SNAP. Within a week she had six dead rats, endorsing RAT-SNAP for poultry raisers. The ad cites three sizes 35c, 65c, and $1.25, sold by Harmon Drug Co. and Lexington Pharmacy.

Harmon Drug Co Lexington Pharmacy

Sunday School and Local Socials Reported in Kyzer

Sunday school at Pis gah is set for nine thirty in the morning. Mr J F Lindler and daughter visit. Red Bank and Steedman met on Saturday with Steedman winning five to nil. Mr and Mrs Lee Andrew Miller from New Brookland sue Mr and Mrs Robert Miller. Paul Clifton Rish has returned to the navy in Chicago. B Hall and children from Columbia visit Perry Hall’s family. A large crowd attends services on a ten day furlough.

Kyzer Pisgah J. F. Lindler L. M. Kyzer Webber Raw W. L. Raw Red Bank Steedman Lee Andrew Miller New Brookland Robert Miller Paul Clifton Rish Navy Chicago B. Hall Columbia Perry Hall

Remembrance for Mrs. J. E. Saylor

Mrs. J E Saylor died June 19 at 58. She leaves two sons V V Saylor J C Saylor both of Sandy Run and four daughters J H Stucker Willie Ott Swansea Harry Stabler Sandy Run and Alfred Snyder Charleston plus 10 grandchildren one sister Mrs Crider and two brothers John and Vandy Stabler all of Sandy Run. The body was laid to rest at Sandy Run Lutheran church Monday afternoon.

J. E. Saylor V. V J. C. Saylor Sandy Run J. H. Stucker Willie Ott Swansea Harry Stabler Alfred Snyder Charleston Crider Messrs John Vandy

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure

Catarrh is a constitutional disease requiring internal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces, destroying the disease's foundation and improving general health to assist nature. Available from all druggists with free circulars. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.

F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Truth Center Lecture Prompted Sneezing and Coughing

The note recalls a Truth Center gathering where Dr. Bimbazzle spoke on Higher Mysticism and the Spiritual Reality. The two attendees were Willie with whooping cough and Gertie with cold cucumber-induced illness.

Distant Relative Mistakenly Compliments Look Alike

A child jokes that his mother looks like a distant relative after peering through her opera glasses. An advisory touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and constipation. Mrs Newton Vreeland of Minoa New York endorses the product after using it with her husband for years.

Bob Lok Chamberlain Newton Vreeland Minoa

Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Relief

Advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a pleasant laxative that regulates the liver stomach and bowels better than calomel with a money back guarantee. It claims 15 million bottles sold and warns against salivation or sickness from calomel.

Dodson

June Weddings Style With Bouquets For Bride And Maids

A feature on bridal florals highlights stylish bouquets for the bride and her bridesmaids, with ideas for arrangements suited to weddings and all accompanying occasions.

Occasio

Rose Hill Greenhouse offers assorted plants and seeds

A listing for Rose Hill Greenhouse at 1431 Main Street offering a wide range of plants including Aster Coleus Salvia Petunia Phlox and more plus vegetable seeds. Call or visit for planting guidance and best time to plant.

Rose Hill Greenhouse Main Street

Fever Tonic Ad Claims High Imitation Count

The snippet notes that 666 has more imitations than any other Fever Tonic on the market, but ends abruptly. No further details or outcomes are provided, leaving the competitive landscape and potential implications unclear.

Also Mentioned on This Page

M. C. Laird B. B. Hutto Dave Yance Rushia Jetcoat Bool Lizzie Reed Sam Sweeney Sweeney's Stable Assembly St. Columbia, S. C STYX Pisgah News Marie Nora Lover Taylor Goodyear Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company Creamery Lady Street Main Lady St. Columbia, S. C Smith Branch Tea Education B. M. Yonce S. L. Lucas Lee Berry Board of Trustees Cotton Shippers John Flannery Co Vances The Savannah, GA Calomel Lorick & Lowrance Columbia, S. C Baltimore Dental Parlors Main St Mason and Ideal Fruit Jars Lorick Brothers Columbia, S.C
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