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Local visitors and notices fill Lexington pages
A crowded Lexington column records visits by M Moorman and family to Lancaster, Eberhardt of Columbia arranging Spring clothes in Lexington, and numerous locals including Mr and Mrs W J Price Gilbert and Col John Bell Towill with daughter. Salvation Army reps preached, subscribers joined The Dispatch-News, and Columbia bound travels recounted. Near East Relief HQ in Columbia notes President Harding endorsing Wood's appeal with call to continued private relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Moorman
Littie
Lancaster
Eberhardt
Columbia
Traymore Tailoring Company
Philadelphia
Lexington
Wingard-Roberts Company
Mrv
W. J. Price
Gilbert
Lucius E. Dreher
Leesville
John Bell Towill
Batesbury
Dispatch News
Salvation Army
Priday
Arthur Smith
Dispatch-News
Walter F. Hook
New ‘Brookland
Ben F. Neese
Swansea
Charlie T. Corley
Red Bank
Mary Kyzer
James L. Tapp
City of Columbia
Rufus Haltiwanger
Ace
C.S. Lemon
Wade McGee
P. C. McLain, Jr
Richard Hook
Ho. Hook
Barr
James E. Raw
Pension Board
D. C. Lever
Chapin
Lever
Alma Peake
Peake
DuPre Auto Company
Pendleton Auto Company
Pendleton
Mamie Muller
Thomas H. Caughman
Henry A. Meetze
Ed Hendrix
Beaver Dam
South Carolina
The
Near East Relief
Liberty National Bank
Harding
Leonard Wood
General Wood