Death of D B Rawl in Batesburg Opens
D B Rawl died Monday morning at 6 15 after illness at Columbia hospital. He lived most of his life in Batesburg, was a saw mill operator, and formerly served on the First National Bank board and Western Carolina board. Survived by wife Miss Gussie Covin and children, two sisters, parents, and several relatives. Funeral Tuesday at 10 30 in town cemetery with Rev A L Gun. Whitehead Parler firm dissolves. S G Parler & Son continues. Several local residents and visitors listed. school and civic news noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Raw
Columbia Hospital
J Batesbury
Florida
Auite
Ess
First National
Batesburg
of Western
Batesbury
H. S. Eli
Lamar
J. J. Rach
A. L. Gun
Gma
Whitehead & Parler
Wilmot Parler
Whitehead
Busi
S. G. Parler & Son
Summerland
Emmaer
Auan Harman
Tesburg
Cayce
Urs
Fred A. Wolfe
North
Irg County
Prof
J. Wolfe
Masonic Lodge
Messrs
A. R. Timmerman
Gladys Smith
Elminas
Graded Schoolity
Springfield
John, Coleman
Columbia
Mae McCartha and Freddy Anderson wedding
Sunday events center on a wedding as Mae McCartha and Freddy Anderson were happily married. Families from Keisler, Steele, Price, and McCartha attended gatherings and a wedding supper at J. D. McCartha residence following the ceremony. A Keisler school entertainment drew a good crowd and was enjoyed by all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laster
J. H. Keisler
J. A. Keisler
J. D. McCartha
L. C. Price
Masters Elven
Franklin Cartha
Masters Riley
James Price
J. M. Keisler
O. C. Keisler
W. H., Keisler
E. W. Keisler
C. P. McCarthy
A. D. Steele
Coy Alewine
Arzie McCartha
Freddy Anderson
Mae McCartha
J. A. Crout
Keisler School
O. L. Lindler
Social Roundup at Shiloh and Nearby Homes
DOTS FROM SHILOH lists Sunday and weekend visit exchanges among local families including Hook Sease Long Kleckley Keisler Rawl and Price. It notes meals visits at several homes and a Center schoolhouse egg hunt enjoyed by attendees.
News from Barrs shows community life and visits
Mrs Emma Oswald sits by sister Mrs Franklin Keisler who is critically ill. Mr and Mrs J M Roof spent Easter with the latter's parents. Miss Pearl Landrum visits Mr Henry Steele. Harold and Asbury Smith draw attention on a Sunday ride. Ada Roof visits K A Kyzer. Carlisle Shealy returns to duty after a pleasant home visit. Residents attend Matthew's school closing and Belle Vance visits Johnston. Mr and Mrs C C Shealy and Mr and Mrs B C Hook move to town. Readiness note warns to sew buttons on before attending the April 9 play at Round Hill. refreshments promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Oswald
Franklin Keisler
J. M. Roof
Willie Sease
Barr
Ada Roof
K. A. Kyzer
Carlisle Shealy
Matthew's
Belle Vance
Johnston
C. C. Shealy
George Price
B. C. Hook
Round Hill
Amick's Ferry News Family Visits and Funeral
A rural roundup notes visits among Amick and Hyler families including I E Koon M R Koon and W C Koon visiting relatives, Lula Crouch of Leesville with Katie Hendrix, A I Shealy with W D Hollis, Charlie Hollis and family with J B Hyler, Bertie Mae Amick, James Hyler with JD Amick, Azlee Amick with his girl, Martin Amick with A I Shealy, Mattie Pearl and Lizzie Mills with Grace Amick, M C Amick with M B Epting, Henry Hyler with W P Mills, and a large funeral crowd for Mrs P E Amick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Koon
Little Son
W. D. Hollis
Charlie Hollis
Clinton
R. E. Amick
Bertie Mae
James Hyler
JD. D. Amick
Azlee Amick
Martin Amick
A. I. Shealy
Mattie Pearl
Lizzie Mills
Grace Amick
M. C. Amick
M. B. Epting
Driving carefully cheaper than funding new hospitals
A Kansas City Star remark asserts a little known fact that prudent driving saves money more effectively than allocating funds to build new hospitals. The line contrasts personal behavior costs with public health expenditure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Kansas City Star
Play at Round Hill School With Lintte Clodhopper
A play will be given at Round Hill school on April th, promptly at 8 o'clock. The title is the Lintte Clodhopper, performed by local talent. A small admission fee will be charged. Refreshments served by the improvement league. Receipts go to school betterment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill
Improvement League
A Poor Married Man at Charter Oak Benefit
The play A Poor Married Man will be presented at Charter Oak on Friday night April 8 starting at eight o'clock. A small admission fee will be charged with proceeds going to the local school. The Improvement League will provide refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charter Oak
Improvement League
Papes Diapepsin relief and probate notice mix
Papes Diapepsin offers rapid relief for indigestion and related stomach distress. A probate judge in Lexington County publishes a notice seeking Catherine Barrs estate administration with a court date in April 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Carolina
S. Crafts
Lexington
Georgive
Abraham Barrs
Catherine Bar
Catherine Barrs
D. H
S.C
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Jesse F. Outts
Greenwood
Harry F. Rawl
John P. Long
Saluda
Kathlene Glover
Eureka
May Copeland
Epworth
C. C. Wise
J. Matthew
Shiloh
Center School House
Barrs
Amick’s Ferry
Henry Hyler
W. P. Mills
Last
P. E. Amick
the Booterie
H. H. Powell
Mer
Pape
O’neill
Carolina Bank
Bertha Schraner
Palmer
Hampton Ave
S. C
J. A. Clifton
Mitchelfe
J. Frank Kneece
Batesburg, S. C
H. W. Wall
Main Street
Drs. Boozer
Rentint
S. P. Shumpert
Divine Street
E. J. Best
National Loan and Exchange Bank Columbia
5S. C
B. J. Wingard
Clark Law Building
Columbia, S.C
Hendrix
Hardware Co
Assembly St
Columbia, S. C
Lorick & Lowrance
Erskine College
Due West
Baltimore
Main St
C. D. Kenny
Citin
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