Church Services Schedule Under Rev B J Wessinger
With the Churches Rev B J Wessinger Pastor Services listed Holy Trinity Pelion 11 15 a m 61st Sunday p m third Sunday St John's Black Creek 11 a m third Sunday 4 p m first Sunday Church of the Good Shepherd Swansea 11 15 a m fourth Sunday 8 24 p m second Sunday Orange Chapel Springfield 11 a m Second Sunday 8 30 p m fourth Sunday
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Holy Trinity
Pelion
St. John’s
Black Creek
Church of the Good Shepherd
Swansea
Orange Chapel
Springfield
St Stephen's Lutheran Church Sunday Schedule and Themes
Sunday school at 10:00 A M with B H Batre superintendent Divine services at 11:00 A M and 8:00 P M May 21 theme An Unforgetful Hearing of The Word Is Needful morning and All Are To Be Judged at evening Luther League service at 7:15 P M Public invited Pastor Arthur B Obenschain delivers the message
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B. H. Batre
The
Luther League
Arthur B
Obenschain
Christianity Is Growing Sermon At St Stephen's
Divine services scheduled for Sunday May 21 at 3 00 p m at St Stephen's Evangelical Lutheran Church Rev Arthur B Obenschain will preach on Christianity Is Growing Public is cordially invited Supply Pastor ARTHUR B OBENSCHAIN
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Arthur B. Obenschain
Lexington Circuit Sunday services and governance note
Appointments for Sunday May 21 1922 highlight Shiloh Horeb Lexington and the town’s churches with Sunday schools at 10 am 3 pm and 4 pm and preaching by pastors. The note also traces South Carolina governors from Charleston back to 1775 and the line of lieutenant governors leading to Wilson G Harvey as Charleston’s governor designate.
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Henry Laurens
Charleston
John Rutledge
John Matthews
Charlene
Benjamin Guerard
William Moultrie
Thomas Pinckney
Charles Pinckney
Bullish Tone Pushes Cotton Futures Higher
May opened with advance in cotton futures and spot prices boosting sentiment. Weather woes plus late plantings and boll weevil fears threaten the crop, while warnings warn farmers against unproven weevil devices and arsenate mixes. World trade eyes a potential 1923 cotton famine as India and Egypt face reduced output.
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Mis. Dei
Mississippi River
Cotton Belt
Cotton News
India
Egypt
United States
Charleston in South Carolina Governors and Political Shifts
The article traces Charleston's role in state leadership from early governors to 1848 and 1864, noting Charlestonians holding office, population shifts to the upcountry, and mentions Wade Hampton's Charleston birth. It notes inaugurations moving to even years and anticipates Mr. Harvey and his family’s arrival in Columbia with interest.
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Wilson G. Harvey
Hayne
Wade Hampton
Charleston
Harvey
Columbia
Rm Welouinie
State rests case in murder trial at Columbia
After two days and 32 witnesses the state rested its case against Frank M. Jeffords Ira Harrison and Glenn Treece in the Arnette murder at a Columbia filling station. Defense to begin at 9:30 this morning with each defendant to present separate evidence and testimony.
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Frank M. Jeffords
Ira Harrison
Glenn Treece
J. C. Arnette
Columbia
S. S. Shorter
Columbia Police Department
Rying
Arrison
Shorter
Hei
Thhey
Treecve
Jeffords
Arnette
Townsend
Treece
Harri
Harr
Harrison
Al|fense
Rank M. Jeffords
New Stand Marble Works and Undertaking Parlors Move Nearby
The firm relocated to Depot street near Lexington Martutactuxing Co. pond and invites friends and potential buyers to visit for consultations on wants. Also note a playful Punch cartoon snippet about Aunt Ethel and Beatrice discussing dental work and a brave dentist.
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Depot Street
Lexington Martutactuxing Co
Ethel
Beatrice
Willie
Questioning Tax Plans Sparks Food Tax Witty Interruption
A British politician faced a disruptive interjection during a taxation discussion as a man shouted about taxing food. A spectator added humor, declaring that “thistles will never be taxed,” prompting laughter from the hall. The moment underscores public friction over fiscal policy.
Fragmented dialogue in a vintage nudist scene
A terse exchange unfolds with the wife seeking talk and a nude band member replying with a sly remark. The fragment hints at comic or risqué undertones but offers minimal clear context or full narrative. The readable lines imply a casual domestic setting disrupted by adult-themed humor.
Subscribe to The Dispatch News
An old time newspaper line advertises a yearly subscription rate of 1.50 dollars for The Dispatch News, inviting readers to subscribe. The note presents a simple pricing offer without additional terms or dates.
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Dispatch News
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