Pelion Mission Church Services Schedule
The Pelion Mission notes Holy Trinity Pelion at 11 15 a m on first Sunday and 4 p m on third Sunday. St Johns Black Creek holds 11 a m on second Sunday and 4 p m on first Sunday. Church of the Good Shepherd Spansea meets 11 15 a m on fourth Sunday and 8 30 p m on second Sunday. Orange Chapel Springfield gathers 11 2 m on second Sunday and 8 30 p m on fourth Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity
Pelion
St. John’s
Black Creek
Hira
Church of the Good Shepherd
Spansea
Orange Chapel
Springfield
Sunday School and Church Services Announced
The St Stephen's Evangelical Lutheran Church schedules Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. on Sundays, with Wednesday services at 8:00 p.m. The April 2 themes are Who Are To Be Saved and Honesty Is The Best Policy. St Matthew's Lutheran plans April 2 at 3:00 p.m. with Pastor Obenschain preaching on A Founding In The Works Which Are Well Pleasing To God, and there will be Confirmation this Sunday. The Methodist Church notes assignments for April 2, with services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. followed by communion.
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ST. Stephen's Evangelical
Lutheran Church
H. Berre
Arthur B.obdenschain
St. Matthews
Soa Mathor B. Obenschain
Dhirch
Shiloh
Sard
Gelker
Immigration debate and church notices posted in Washington
The text records Sunday appointment times and notices from Shiloh and Washington churches, listing service schedules and superintendent names. It also mentions immigration policy proposals restricting entry for five years and permits for those already here, plus notices about Victor records and Victrola pricing from Harman Drug Co. in Washington S.C.
Restriction Debate Highlights Immigration Views
Miss Russell and others advocate five year limits on immigration arguing Europe will ship in thousands of undesirable immigrants once lifted. Proponents say quotas prove efficiency, opponents call it a limit on total numbers with 360,000 admitted yearly, mostly of the wrong kind.
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America
Russell
Europe
Lower East Side
Pershing declines honor and Medal of Honor at surprise event
Washington reports General Pershing refused a Medal of Honor and a Distinguished Service Cross planned for him by the army board. Secretary Weeks cancelled the ceremony after Pershing learned of the surprise party. Pershing explained he did not feel his 1913 Philippine exploits met the higher standards.
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Washington
Pershing
Army
Weeks
War Secretary
Philippine Islands
No Occasion to 42 Fear Artificial Gold
Modern chemistry shows elements behave as compounds in many processes yet can be split into simpler substances by special operations. The idea of artificial gold remains unproven and impractical, with any claimed method vastly costly and unlikely to yield true gold. The silver dollar tale rests on tiny gold traces in coins. In a separate note, Mrs Tarley considers deducting insurance premiums from a claim rather than paying now.
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Fa Emmons
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Emmons
Ulain
Alaska Leaders Call for Unified Bureau System
In a Washington statement Alaska officials press for consolidating essential bureaus under a single department. They argue the current scattered setup hinders progress and capital access, citing Secretary Franklin K Lane's Interior reforms as flawed and red tape heavy.
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Alaska
Ome Pune
Bone
Washington
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Develow
Butter Pack Labels Under Scrutiny At State Dept
NE Secretary of Agriculture Wallace states his department found several large butter packs issuing short weight wrappers but no law compels action since the label 15-02 is missing on the package. Consumers pay a price per pound without noticing small weight discrepancies.
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Wallace
Personal notes from town visitors and reunions
Personal items report Mr P Q O McLain's friends visiting Sunday. Miss Julia Bickley returns from a pleasant visit to sister Mrs Austin in Columbia. Mr D M Jetcoat and his wife from Edisto visit Saturday. Miss Hattie Lee Wingard touring the old home from Caker College. Eugene Kaufman and wife of Wishevor visit the old shore Sunday. We are always glad to be back.
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P. QO. McLain
Julia Bickley
Mrs. Austin
Columbia
D. M. Jetcoat
Edisto
Hattie Lee Wingard
Caker College
Eugene,Kaufman
Wishepvile
Old Shore
Lexington
Fire Bell Origins in Medieval Alarm Systems
The article notes that medieval churches housed the first community bells arranged in chimes and rung in a standard order. To sound a fire alarm, the bells were rung backward, but the exact time of introducing dedicated fire alarm bells is unknown.
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Ussually v
Lexington Democrats Call April Reorganization Meeting
Notice directs each Lexington Democratic club to re organize for the next two years. On the fourth Saturday in April clubs will elect proper officers appoint committees and name delegates to the County Convention at the courthouse on the first Monday in May at 11 am. Each twenty five voters or major fraction warrants one delegate. C M Efird, Chairman.
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Tebresent
Calomel dangers urged against by Dodson liver tone
An old advertising claim warns calomel harms the body and causes sickness. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute that cleanses the liver without causing salivation and can be given to children. The message urges purchases from a druggist and promises quick relief and no need for salts.
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Dodson
Fragmentary notebook prose on mechanical record reels
Readable phrases describe a mechanical recording system with a needle and reel ends. Scattered mentions of poultry raisers and a department tip appear amid garbled text about timing and a circular track. Names, dates, or clear events are not identifiable.
Farmers reject high freight on filler fertilizer
The piece argues farmers resist steep freight charges while paying for worthless fertilizer filler and low grade tiling. It notes 302 South Carina farmers envy the Better Sire Better Stock campaign, warning that scrubs will do harm and urging better sprays before planting. It includes a fragment about a wild young man and his partner, hinting at social misbehavior.
Wheat in Elevators Declines From Five Year Averages
USDA reports U S stocks of wheat in country mills and elevators at 2 564 000 bushels the smallest since ten year records with 66 000 000 bushels in 1978 and 122 percent above the 1922 level five year average is 20 percent higher than this year’s. The item also recounts a humorous exchange about a jackass between two colored men and a large fly.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
L.dui
First Things Today Car Purchases and Money Mindset
The item notes a pattern where individuals with modest gains seek cars first, followed by money. It contrasts desires for tangible assets with liquidity and discusses impulsive spending tendencies. This reflection examines consumer values in small wealth scenarios.
Final discharge requested in Lexington probate
A notice states the administrator will apply to Walter F. Hyek the judge of probate for Lexington County for final discharge as administrator of the estate of George Dener deceased on May 3 1922. Also includes an unrelated advertising snippet for Gude’s Pepto Mangan tonic targeting nervous fatigue in wives.
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Gude
Daily Pure Fresh Bread Assured At Local Home Bakery
An ad promotes daily pure fresh bread rolls and cakes made with quality flour. It invites trial by households, lists phone contact 193 and proprietor S. E. Taylor. Also noted are gasoline and oil brands and tire stocks at Harmon Drug Co and a probate notice from W. F. Hook about Emma Quattlebaum estate admin hearing in Lexington County South Carolina.
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Wayne
Goodyear
Firestone
Goodrich
Harmon Drug Co
Rexall
Lexington
D. C
Trend of Parm Prices Upward in January
Reading shows an upward trend in parm prices through January with unusual movements in the levilot and piuwidur indices. Prices on February 1 fell about 18.4 percent from a year earlier and were 60.3 percent below two years ago, and 33.4 percent under the 10 year average.
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Levilot Giives
Piuwidur
Wydted
Belgian revolver with two barrels fires eight rounds
A Belgian concern manufactures a two barrel revolver that fires eight rounds without reloading. It has two staggered firing pins and two series of eight holes in the chamber with alternating firing from inner and outer barrels. After discharge, all shells eject together via a single rod.
Marian George Goal Sparks Unclear Ambition Remark
A fragmentary sports note describes Marian and George near a goal, with garbled dialogue about ambitions and a father figure. The readable part implies a goal event but the surrounding text is incomplete and inconclusive.
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Marian
George
Citation Notice Probate Court Lexington April 11 1922
State of South Carolina Lexington By W F Hook probate judge. Whereas E H Kleckley filed for administration of the estate and effects of T W Lorick creditors of the said deceased are summoned to appear before me at the Lexington Court of Probate to show cause why administration should not be granted. The hearing is set for April 11 1922 at 11 oclock in the forenoon at Lexington C H S C.
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State of
South Carolina
Lexington
W. F. Hook
D. H
D. C
Lexington County
5. C
South Carolin Lexington
Esquire
E. H. Kleckley
T. W. Lorick
T. W. Lorie
C. H
S. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pelion Mission
B. J. Wessinger
Arthur B. Obenschain
St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran
Methodist Church
Binday
Wileas Jas
Communion
Nota naWashington
Henry Ruesell
Victor
Dance Records
Victor Records
Victrola
Zte
Lexington Democrats
C. M. Efird
Lexington County’ Democracy
Bes Cellulii
Lexington Bakery
S. E. Taylor
Belgium
Chas, D. Gordon
DeSoto Hotel
Columbia, S. C
Jacksonvill
Fla
Daves
Gregory Conder
Hiampion St. ¢Nlumtia
S.C
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