Personal notes from Lexington visitors and locals
Mr James J Tapp proprietor of James L Tapp Company big department stores at Columbia and Lexington was a business visitor in Lexington Monday. Mr Simon E Bickley one of the good farmers of the Chapin section who makes the best cane syrup was in Lexington Tuesday. Mr W M Spires of Edmund was in Lexington Tuesday on business. Among visitors Tuesday was Mr J H Roberts of Chapin. Mr C W Smith one of the good farmers who gets mail from Chapin post office was here Tuesday reporting good rains with slight hail. Rev B D Wessinger formerly of Lexington now in Cherryville NC attended a meeting of the Lutheran seminary board in Columbia and visited Manuel Long. Mr C P Cannon of Chapin was in Lexington Tuesday on business. Aviators Turner and Runser with Ed Keels of Columbia called on Lexington Tuesday and arranged printing of The Air Messenger, an avia tion paper to appear in Columbia this week. Miss Edith Lott of Blackville spent last week with friends Misses Lois and Addie Taylor. Mr J S Addy and his wife were in town Saturday evening and remembered the printers. Mr S S Rauch one of the oldest subscribers remembered us Saturday evening. Mr Alonzo L Smith a top truck farmer near Twelve Mile called Saturday evening. Mr A B Slice was in town last Thursday and called on The Dispatch News office. Mr Sidney I Slice a well to do farmer of Chapin was in town Thursday last and renewed his subscription. Mr Tom W Sharpe a Lexington boy with the state senate now studying at University of South Carolina paid a call Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Spires
Edmund
Lexington
J. H. Roberts
Chapin
C. W. Smith
Chapin Post Office
B. D. Wessinger
Cherryville
N. C
Columbia
Lutheran Seminary
Manuel Long
C. P. Cannon
Chapin Section
Turner
Runser
Ed Keels
Dispatch News
Air Messenger
Edith Lott
Blackville
Lois
Addie Taylor
J. S. Addy
S. Rauch
Alonzo L. Smith
A. B. Slice
Sidney I. Slice
Darmer
Tom W. Sharpe
State Senate
University of South Carolina
Moving Picture Show At Center School Tonight
A good moving picture show will be held at Center School on Saturday night May 28. Patrons can see Fatty Arbuckle Billy West Western Features and a war series. The annual community picnic will follow at Saxe Gotha on the school grounds. Everyone is invited.
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Center School
Fatty Arbuckle
Billy West
Saxe Gotha
Saturda
Pure Refreshments at the REXALL Fountain
Harm on Drug Co in Lexington promotes pure refreshments at the REXALL Fountain. They emphasize Liggett fruits and syrups for health and esteem, offering only the choicest ripest natural fruits and clean dispensing with a commitment to quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liggett
Harmon Drug CO
Rexall
Lexington
S. C
Swana Swansea community notes and social rounds
The Swansea column reports farm work, illness in the community, church attendance at Cross Roads, visits by Cayce and Sumter residents, nurse Bertha Gunter from the State Hospital, and social calls among local families. It notes rising talk of hard times, upcoming college visitors, recuperation of Mrs. L C Jetcoat, and a light joke about a stained coat and gasoline limits.
Weather Sparks Social Round in Cayce District
The report highlights steady rainfall and refreshing weather as crops like cotton and grass may benefit. Social notes recount visits: Mrs. R A Craft and children with Mrs J M Goodwin. Miss Rosalie Williams and Dr Spires with Mrs Perry Mack. Charlie and others on Sunday outings. trips to Ed Mund and Woodford. visits from Miss Annie Starkie, Miss Alice Pound, and Miss Miney Pound. Gary Goodwin visiting Columbus. Goodwin family noted as affected by recent rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Craft
Cayce
J. M. Goodwin
Rosalie Williams
Dr Spires
Perry Mack
Charlie
John Craft
Dewey Starkie
Edmund
Bertelle Price
Alva Dunbar
Woodford
Annie Starkie
Alice
Miney Pound
Third Branch News Briefs Highlight Local Socials and Rain
Rainy spell slows outdoor plans as families in Third Branch report visits in Columbia and Sandy Run. Mr. and Mrs. Redmond travel on business while Mr. J T Martin plans to see his best girl. Weekend gatherings at Culler school house and home dinners feature Misses Geraldine Hardmond Mamie Lou Sharpe Irene and Martha Spires with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Redmond
Columbia
Geraldine
Hardmond
Sandy Run
J. T. Martin
Culler School House
G. C. Wise
C. J. Martin
Martha Spires
Mamie Lou Sharpe
Irene
R. ©. Sharpe
Joe Jumper
S. Redmond
Martin
Eren Whittaker
Geral
Elizabethan Exchange Reveals Bold Royal Defiance
A fragment showing Queen Elizabeth demanding a woman with a bold, defiant stance. The line hints at a dramatic royal moment where a brave heart confronts pressure and declares that nothing is impossible. The tone mirrors historical dialogue and palace intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Elizabeth
Redmonds Take Flying Trip to Swansea Saturday Afternoon
Dine Redmond took a flying trip to Swansea on Saturday afternoon. Alf enjoyed the candy and pulled at Mr Wet. Redmonds Tuesday even in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dine Redmond
Swansea
Alf
Mr. Wet. Redmonds
Harlanan Drug Company Adopts Honest Policy
A reading notice from The Harlanan Drug Company The REXALL Store owned and managed by Rice B Harmon emphasizes honesty and warns against illicit drug store operations. Harmon, a registered pharmacist, asserts public trust and longstanding service to Lexington residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch News
New York
Boston
Harlanan Drug Company
Rexall
Rice B. Harmon
Lexington
Harmon Drug CO
Pharin
D. Sw
aAdy
Rats Die From Rat Snap Promise Odorless Results
Rat Snap claims rats and mice die after eating the bait and leaves no odor. It warns cats and dogs won’t touch it and that rats seek the bait over other food. Three sizes available: 1 cake for pantry kitchen or cellar. 2 cakes for chicken houses and small buildings. 5 cakes for farms, out-buildings, storage or factories. Sold and guaranteed by Lexington Pharmacy and Harmon Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Pharmacy
Harmon Drug Company
Summer Frocks and Linens Offer Wide Range of Styles
A downtown display features Women and Misses frocks in summer colors with latest models from fashion centers. Prices from 7.50 to 35.00, some pieces once 16.50. Silk undergarments for brides, 20 percent off on crepe de chine gowns, teddies, camisoles. Bride sets in brocade wash satin at 35.00. Shirt waists, gingham dresses, imported Scotch ginghams 49c yd. White goods 20 percent off, embroidered veils, and organza fabrics in varied colors at 75c to 1.50.
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Also Mentioned on This Page
James J. Tapp
James L. Tapp
Simon E. Bickley
Rexall Fountain
Sam Sweeney
Sweeney's Stable
Assembly
St. Columbia
Ling
H. W. Neese
Gertrude Bailey
Bertha Gunter
State Hospital
Messrs
Dewey and
Forest Jetcoat
Alma Argo
W. D Laird
Azilee Mack
Margie Gunter
Letitia Mae Jefcoat
Myrtie Martin
Summerland
Annie Lee Martin
Winthrop
Rast
Columbia College
A. FB. Keadle
Louartha
J. R. Gunter Kite
Willie and
Lightercoat
Cross Roads
L. C. Jetcoat
Gaston
Goodwin
Earle Price
Elmer Hutto
Gary Goodwin
Columbus
Sis
Third Branch News
Bon Ton
Haltiwanger
Main Street
Lucile Higman
Arkansas
Man
Manile Smith
Sam
Miaminy
Bretts
the John Church Co
Victor Records
Ashbury
Mer
Caughman-Kaminer
Lexington, S. C
J. H. Price Building
Motor Co
J. H. Sease, Mgr
Mimnaugh
Gingham
Ginham
Wash Goods Department
Columbia, S. C
J. L. Mimnaugh
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