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Newspaper
The Dispatch News
Location
Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1922
Page
3
The piece argues against child labor profits at the cost of untied children, warns against eroding foundational laws, praises a Supreme Court ruling on 1919 child labor laws, and critiques church rigidness on divorce, urging public education and reform aligned with justice. Julia Caroline Dunbar was orn
A dense slate of meetings and travel routes list various associations and conventions across multiple U S cities. Entries include the Southern Railway System fares, and gatherings such as the American Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages in Atlanta, the Interstate Mill Superintendents in Atlanta, the General Assembly in Anderson Indiana, the National Conventions in Atlantic City and Chicago, and numerous professional and fraternal group meetings in Detroit Chicago Chattan ooga Indianapolis New Orleans Nashville Pittsburgh Rock Hill St Paul Rochester Toronto Greenville Washington White Sulphur and Cincinnati. The items specify dates matching each event period and venues, reflecting a broad nationwide schedule of professional and fraternal gatherings with varied organizations.
The record recounts a Lexington woman, born in infancy and confirmed at St Stephen’s Lutheran, who married William Ira Cook in 1859 and later James E. Dunbar. Widowed in 1864, she raised two daughters, remarried in 1872, and remained active in Florence Baptist and Providence Lutheran churches. She left 17 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren, with a funeral at Providence church.
A compact quotation item contrasts Cervantes on self-made fortune with Colossians 3 2 urging focus on heavenly goals. The piece presents two aphorisms attributed to historical and biblical sources, reflecting personal virtue and spiritual orientation.
Minnie Y. Jones as administratrix will offer at the courthouse door in Lexington on Monday June 5 the sale of a half acre lot in Batesburg bounded by S. By Cartledge street C. S. O Neal and E R Landrum and a ten foot by 260 foot strip adjoining Holley Ferry Strand and Barrett Jones lands. Terms: cash to purchaser. revenue stamps and recording. W Fr Hook Judge of Probate. IRD CARR Attorneys for Petitioner.
A sequence of events lists announcements and offerings followed by a Monday May 29 prayer service at 8 30 with a sermon benediction and play Wills and Ways by the senior class Tuesday May 30 includes Tom Thumb’s Wedding and readings including The Sick Doll and Boy’s Rights plus days of the week and a teacher training event Wednesday May 31 features invocation by Rev Luther Sherry instrumental solo Graduating exercises address delivery of divin as and a Mother Machree song occurred during the program.
Probate Judge George S Deutis authorizes L J Martin to seek Letters of Administration for W N Martin in Lexington Court of Probate. All creditors and heirs must appear May 25 1922 at 110 AM to show cause why administration should not be granted. Published May 17 1922 in Lexington paper for two weeks.
Norah dimphr remarks that the faculty and college girls have brains and clothes, but the maids possess the looks, capturing a sharp wit about vanity and social roles in the campus scene.
Notices read that May 31 1922 election for an additional two mill levy in Newburg School District No 51 to fund district schools. Polls open 7 am to 6 pm. Bring receipt and registration cert. Signed by County Board of Education trustees Derrick Shealy Bed. May 17 1922. District S51 sheriff notice follows.
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