Falmer presses for disarmament in maiden Congress speech
Washington May 2 Representative Falmer of the Seventh district urged a naval appropriation amendment that would delay funding until a meeting with nations to pursue general disarmament. He cited that 92.8 percent of a $5.686 billion total goes to war costs and attacked ongoing naval expansion as taxes rise for farmers, workers, and soldiers. He warned of a world war if the Navy grows unchecked and urged retrenchment before backing the bill.
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Dispatch News
Washington
Representative Falmer
Congress
Fulmer
Speaker ' Falmer
Unitea Z
United States
America
No Man’s Land
South
Entertainment at Culler school house with cake walk
A notice invites all to an entertainment and cake walk at Culler school house on May 6 starting at 7 o'clock. The piece humorously features Mr. Erastus asking for a cuckoo alarm clock that can cackle like a chicken to wake him spry and hopeful.
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Culler School House
Mr. Erastus
Batesburg Plans Confederate Memorial Day Events
Batesburg observes Confederate and World War veterans memorial day on May 10 with a barbecue dinner. Graves will be decorated at 10 a.m. followed by memorial exercises in the Red Cross rooms above the post office. The local brass band will assist in music.
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Batesburg
H. N. Snyder
Wofford College
Spartanburg
Letitia Jefcoat
Martie Martin
Summerland College
Swansea
John J. Wolfe
Batesburg High School
North
S. C
D. D. Smith
J. C. Dreher
Columbia
W. M. Laird
Pelton
Lexington County
Red Cross
B. C. Ridgell
Philippi Baptist Church
Aiken County
Johnston
St Michaels School Closes After Successful Term
St Michaels school closed last Friday after a successful term with closing exercises led by Rev R R Lowers. Teachers Mr and Mrs Malcum Lowman and several locals are mentioned among attendees and visitors.
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St. Micheal’s School
Malcum Lowman
R. R. Lowers
Music Recital By Mrs Roofs Pupils At Lexington High
The pupils of Mrs E B Roof present a varied program at Lexington High School auditorium Friday evening May six at 8 30. The event features solos duets choruses and readings including works by Gallo Bachman Oesten Behn Spindler and Poe with students Rosy Belle Hendrix Vermelle Hendrix Christine Roof and others performing various pieces and the program closes with a grand concert march.
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E. B. Roof
Lexington High School
Tod B. Galloway
Paul Leduc
Geraldine George
George Bachman
Pearle Hendrix
Oesten
Helen Obenschain
Theodor Oesten
Sara Hampton Wammner
Carl Granscall
Royal Kessler
M. L. Preston
Emily Oswald
Fritz Spindler
Lena Belle Kleckley
Bellini
James Dreher
Rosy Belle Hendrix
L. Streadbag
Walter Hutto
Christopher Kaufman
Ansel Harmon
Stephen Heller
Eleanor Shear
Edgar Allen
Poe
Christine Roof
Gaston Dots Windy Spell Marks March Debt Payout
We note a windy spell in Gaston as residents hope for March debt payments to resume warmer weather. Local social updates follow with births and visits among Wise Goodwin Rowell Craft Mack Spires and other families.
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Felder Wise
Henry Goodwin
John Craft
Woodford
Nettie Hankerson
Hitl
Harold
Maggie Goodwin
Blackville
One Peculiarity About Women Reveals Learning Gap
A quotation notes that the more a man knows about women the more he has to learn, highlighting a recurring theme about understanding and perception of women. The line underscores the complexity of gender relations and ongoing social insight.
THOR DOTS. Local social notes and events
Mrs Martha Williams has been entertaining extensively. Mrs Ida Poole of Berlin spent the week end with her brother L K S pires. Mr and Mrs Lester Williams spent Sunday with grandmother Elizabeth Spires. Mr Hugh Bookman was with his best girl Sunday afternoon. Mrs W M Laird is improving slowly. Mr Daniel Barrs is all smiles these days. Mr Granny spent last Sunday with Shy at Irma. A first class moving picture show will be at Red Knoll school house Friday night May 6 beginning at o clock. Good new pictures will afford fine enjoyment for all who
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Barrett
Jl.youmans
Bethlehem Church
Batesburg
Youmans
Woman's Club of
M. S. Watson
Frank B. Rodgers
Blenheim
Mattie C . Kneece
J. B. Plunk
Ernestine Lewis
Charleston
Annie
Lucile Swygert
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ann Dreher
Frank Shealy
Jessie Younginer
Spartanburg
Eulalie Dreher
D. T. Weed
Columbia
S. S. MacCarthy
Gilbert
W. H. Kyzer
Mr. Barr
R. B. Barr
Claud Mack
Navy
Bessie Lightler
Mary Goodwin
Thor
James and
Alton
Daniel Senn
Edmund
Perry Mack
J. F. Fallon
James
Craft
Swansea
Ralph Spires
Horace Goodwin
A. G. Craft
W. N. Spires
James Goodwin
Myrtle Altea
P. B. Taylor
John Craft
Elmer Hutto
L. A
C. S. Goodwin
Columbian
Martha Williams
Ida Poole
Berlin
L. KK. Spires
Lester Williams
Elizabeth Spires
Hugh Bookman
W. M. Laird
Daniel Barrs
Granny
Shy
Irma
Red Knoll School
Attend For Family Fun To Drive Dull Care Away
Invitation asks readers to come with wives sweethearts and children to join a local event designed to dispel dull care and provide family enjoyment. The message encourages attendance and participation for a cheerful gathering.
Picture Show at Pine Ridge School House Saturday Night
A home town notice invites residents to a waving picture show at Pine Ridge school house on Saturday night May 7. The event promises plenty of fun for all and encourages attendees to bring their wives sweethearts and children.
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Pine Ridge School House
Liabilities and interest disclosures from a 1921 South Carolina bank report
The document lists liabilities amounts totaling 1 393 727 47, notes and discounts, due amounts, and interest charges. It notes no loans on which total charge exceeded legal rates, with a sworn certification by Wm. M. Gibbes Jr as cashier and Notary THOS. H. MOFFAT dated May 2, 1921.
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State of
South Carolina
County of Richland
M. Gibbes, Jr
Wm. M. Gibbes
Thos. H. Moffat
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Rexall
Pine
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Columbia Supply Company
West Gervais St.lumbia, S. C
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