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Newspaper

The Dispatch News

Location

Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1922

Page

7

Hack Line In Antibelum Days Recalled By Uncle Josh

In a reminiscence by Uncle Josh readers are reminded of the Columbia Lexington Leenville Batesburg and Saluda Bus Line and the old stage hack era before railroads. The piece recalls routes stations horses and daily trips, noting the line’s discontinuation due to insufficient patronage and reflecting on the nostalgia of early travel by road.

Josh Columbia Lexington Leenville Batesburg Saluda Augusta Ldgefield Wards Leervile U. S

Taudins' School Improvement Dinner Hosts Appeal

The event invites community members to attend at a filling station venue Friday night from six. Proceeds support school activities and the heating should be funded by the event.

Program of the Palmetto Literary Society at Lexington High

Lexington High School presents a program with declamation by Harold Smith current events by Myrtle Harmon recitation by Viola Meetze musical selections by Ruby Hendrix and Annie Lee Corley joker acts by C. E. Corley and Corley Oxner reading by Christine Roof and Misa Ethel Dreher extempore boys volunteers dangling modifiers by Julia Loo s reading by Misa Ethel Dreher prepared by the program committee

Lexington High School Harold Smith Myrtle Harmon Misa Ethel Dreher Annie Lee Corley Joker—Corley Oxner Courmittor

Supper at White Knoll School House Saturday Night

A chicken stew and fish fry will be served at White Knoll school house on Saturday night March 4 at p.m. Proceeds benefit the school’s home economy fund. The public is cordially invited to attend.

White Knoll School House

Hebron and Lexington Sunday Services Schedule

Circuit appointments list Sunday March 1 with Wes Hebron Sunday school at 10 am and 2 pm. Senn as superintendent with 11 am sermon The man with 4 Vision. Evening service at 4 pm. Lexington services include 10 am Sunday school under Ma W.1 Dent and a Bible class reminder. Welcoming note to attendees at these church gatherings.

Mardh Wes Hebron Bln Senn Geler Dent

Dr Ray F Sox Returns at Itellable Baltinore Parlors

The Friends and Patients of DR. RAY F. SOX announce his return with the old Itellable Baltinore Dental Parlors. He is now associated with Dr. Wedde and acting as manager. Both practitioners will be available at all times.

Ray F. Sox Ray F. Sex Wedde

Public Auction Of Land In Lexington County S Carolina

The Lexington County Court orders a public auction at the courthouse door in Lexington on a Monday in March 1922 to sell a parcel of land described as a swampy tract near Dusty A branch and North Edisto river, bounded by Anne Knotts John Jones and Jesse Goozer, per a plat by W Nast dated February 2 1922. Purchaser pays papers revenue stamps and fees. legal notice filed by Harman and Martin & Sturkie attorneys for plaintiffs Joseph McClellan et al.

State of South Carolina County of Lexington Court of — Common Pleas Joseph McClellan G. W. Assman Lexington S. C Lexington County North Edisto River Anne Knotts John Jones Jesse Gooxer Wis W. Nast A.D. S Perna HH. L. Harman P&g. S. Martin & Sturkie Atourneys Cor

Notice of Pinal Discharge Executrix for Mathias Estate

Mrs Buna Corley executrix of the will of Francis M Mathias will apply before Judge W P Hook on Monday February 6 1922 at 11 oclock for an order of final discharge as executrix of the estate in Lexington County probate court.

Buna Corley Francis M. Mathias Vlock N.om W. P. Hook Lexington County

Worst Enemy Rats The Farmer's Best Friend

James Baxter of No Ju testifies that RAT SNAP keeps rats out of his farm. He estimates spending about $3 yearly and saving $300 in chicks and feed. The product is sold and guaranteed by Harilen Dru Company and Lexington Pharmacy in three sizes.

James Baxter Har Iien Dru Company Lexington Pharmacy

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