Local notices and community updates in Batesburg
A period summary of local happenings includes a new auto paint shop run by a young man from Coithibia, Sun shine Bible class host B F Watson, illness of D B Rawl in Columbia, Paul K Smith visiting Batesburg, residents visiting sons in town, WF Going visiting, Miss May Copeland of Epworth Orphanage in Columbia in town, Miss era Merchant and Miss Merchant in Springfield, Miss Gladys Smith visiting home, Dr W P Timmerman at Spartanburg Medical meeting, second term graded schools ending with 316 pupils, and Batesburg Fertilizer Co under A C Jones starting fertilizer manufacture this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koon
Coithibia
Summerland College
B. F. Watson
Ws of the Sunshine Bible
Methodist Church
D .B. Rawl
Columbia
Paul K. Smith
Culty
University of South
Rawend
Taylor
Halla
E. P. ‘Taylor
Cartele ‘Taylor
Going
May Copeland
Epworth
W. P. Timmerman
Spartanburg
The
Medical Association
Batesburg Fertilizer Company
A. C. Jones
St Matthews Dots Health Notes From Rural Vineyards
A reader in the rural vineyard area offers brief local health notes and updates to the newspaper. The missive promises to send items with a focus on health conditions in the vicinity and expresses appreciation for the paper.
Social notes from Lexington and surrounding area
Local residents share weekend visits and family updates. W H Bickley and son Henry Jake visit in Lexington. W H Keisler recovering from cotton gin injury under Dr Smith care. J W Smith and family visit J D McCartha. A D Steele visit son John F Steele. Gartman family from New Brookland visit J A Keister. Pearle Landrum teaches at Keister school. J A Crout and family dine with Sandoz Crout and J F Steele. Rev Obenschain of Lexington to preach at St Matthew's next Sunday at 2 30. public invited. additional notes include Annie Belle Lindler visiting Thomas Shealy and Rufus Black from Camp Jackson staying with Albert Tack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Smith
J. D. McCartha
A. D. Steele
John F. Steele
H. L. Gartman
New Brookland
Gartman
J. A. Keister
Pearle Landrum
Keister
Lexington
Mr. H. Steele
J. A. Crout
Gon
Annie Belle Lindler
Thomas Shealy
Rufus Black
Camp Jackson
Albert Tack
Local social visits noted around Le M Shealy circle
Mrs. Le M Shealy dined Sunday with Mr and Mrs J S Bundyick. Earl Hendrix spent weekend with Mrs Hendrix and her parents Mr and Mrs W W Kaminer. Eva Irene Shealy Bertha Smith visited Mrs Cary Kaminer Sunday. Sim Hendrix from Lexington visited sister Mrs M C Kyzer. Eva Shealy Mae Gates dined with Mrs Carrie Pearl Black Monday. Oneal Thurmond Shealy back in school. Bundrick and Kaminer households host visits. Cotton Tail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le M. Shealy
J. S. Bundvick
Earl Hendrix
Carrie Pearl
Oneal
Thurmond Shealy
G. E. Bundrick
W .W. Kaminer
Irene Shealy
Bundrick
Cotton Tail
Items From Around St. John's Section
The piece notes improving health of Mrs. Alvin Keisler after a critical illness and a minor injury to Mr. C. O. Amick who caught his hand in a planner while dressing lumber. It also mentions a successful Saturday night entertainment and a weekend visit by Miss Sara Lipscomb to Mrs. Ella Keisler, with mentions of Celia Hook and Grace Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Keisler
Ella Keisler
Celia Hook
Grace Lee
Local social notes from Blythewood area weekend visits
The article lists numerous small social visits and family gatherings in Blythewood and nearby families. It names Miss Thelma Hendrix, Miss Ruby Hendrix, Miss Anna Belle Long, Lillian Harmon, Lillian Keisler, D. D. Hayes, Hugh Hayes, Earl Hendrix, W. W. Kaminer, Rodella Barre, D. E. Hammond, Sara Keisler, Olga Rawl, Gene Amick, Nolin Amick, C. O. Amick, W. C. Sease, Moodie Harmon, W. K. Hook, Floya Hook, Geraltine Keisler, Ione, J. H. Rawl, Julia Kaiser, Mertie Kaiser, Amanda Hook, and other relatives and neighbors in casual weekend visits and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma
Ruby Hendrix
Anna Belle Long
Blythewood
Lutheran Theological Seminary of Columbia
St. John’s School
Lillian Harmon
Lillian Keisler
D. D. Hayes
Hugh
Willie Leaphart
Earl Hendrix
W. W. Kaminer
Lewis Davis
Ralph
Raymond Hendrix
Mark Kessler
Horace Connelly
Olga Rawl
Stanmore Shealy
Eugene and
Nolin
C. O. Amick
W. C. Sease
Moodie Harmon
Hamilton Scales and Store Fixtures in Columbia SC
Oil tanks and pumps air compressors computing scales floor scales show cases account registers rebuilt cash registers safes store fixtures the Hamilton Scales Co Columbia S C offers a range of measuring and fixtures for businesses.
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C. Merchant, Jr
Era “Merchant
Springfield
Gladys Smith
Springfield Acade A
Town
ST. Matthew's
Sanitary Cafe
Main Street
Columbia, S. C
Bank OF Chapin
J. L. Wessinger
S. J. Clark
Robert A. Frick
M. L. Wessinger
B. Berry
W. L. Douglas
Assembly Street
Scott's
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
JC. Coulton
Optometrist
Main St
ST. John’s Section
Diba
Gar
Gaive
Elmgren
Hampton St. Columbia, S. C
Sanitary Meat Market
Caughman & Sox Meat Market
Postoffice
Gton
5. C
Benkers
Bank of Columbia
Rodella Barre
D. E. Hammond
T. H- Shull
Sara
Ruth Harmon
Erine
Messry
Homeland
Floya
Hook
Geraltine Keisler
J. H. Rawl
Ione
Ws'k. Hook
Gladys
Virginia
Elizabeth Ballentine
Julia
Mertie Kaiser
Ann E. Rawl
Amanda Hook
Virginia Ballentine
Cleo
Katherine Hendrix
Ng Designs
Chas. L. Sligh
Més Main St
Dandruff
Gregory-Conder Mule Company
Hampton Street
Palmetto National Bank
Carolina National Bank of Columbia
W. A. Clark
T. S. Bryan
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