General Sessions Court Busy Clearing Docket
The Lexington General Sessions Court opened with Judge J. W. Bi fore presiding. Grand jury presentment urged immediate indictments on the Swygert case and urged proper county enforcement of traffic and Sabbath laws. Accused in other cases include New Brookland murder suspects and several prohibition violators, with motions to quash indictments and continuances debated.
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Mitchell
Crout
Dew—Kelly
Swygert
Richland
Court of General Sessions
J. W. Bi Fore
Edgefield
Soliim
Anderson
Callison Ee
Pho
Lexington
DeVore
Callison
Columbia
Spigner
Attorn Ral Wolfe
Luther Croft
Alva Dew
Will 1
N. Brown
New Brookland
Brown
Ott
Neely
New Brook Ee
Asbill
Kelly
Vyvontinn Rus
Newt" Kelly
Frank Goff
David H. Shull
Cole L. Blease
United States
Richland County
George Bell Timmerman
James Allen
H. Werntz
J. J. Stith
Quinton Johnson
Joseph Merritt
Harris
Lesionne
Earl Asbill
St Stephens Evangelical Lutheran Church Services Ad
Arthur 2 hens Mr Heber Barr ent of Sunday school. Divine services at 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. May 29 sermon contrasts the evil and the righteous at the end. Evening sermon aims to inspire noble desire. June July evenings at 7:15 p.m. instead of 8:00. Pastor Arthur B Obenschain invites public attendance.
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Arthur
Heber Barrent
Schowl
Arthur B. Obenschain
Revival Meeting at Red Bank Invites Public Attendance
Rev W H Whaley announces a revival beginning next Sunday night May 29 at Red Bank with Prof J B Powers of Charleston in charge of music. Public is invited to attend all services.
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Dispatch News
W. H. Whaley
Red Bank
J. B. Powers
Charleston
Death of Martha Elizabeth Rister at 85 years
Martha Elizabeth Rister born April 1833 departed late April at age 85 years two months and 27 days. She married John Rister in December. Her husband and one son survived, with five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. A faithful St. Julias member, she lived a devout life before illness ended her health. Written by her granddaughters.
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Martha Elizabeth Rister
John Rister
Spirit Land
St. Jucul’s
Revival Service At Lexington Methodist Church
Revival services begin Sunday June 3 at 8 p m in Lexington Methodist church. Prof W F Smith of Gilbert will lead the music. Pastor Rev H A Whitten will be assisted by Rev A E Driggers of Clemson College who formerly served Leesville church for three years. The community expects a full house at the first service.
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Lexington Methodist Church
Sunda
W. 4. Smith
Gilbert
H. A. Whitten
A. E. Driggers
Clemson College
Driggers
Lexington County
Leesville
Sunday School Basket Picnic at Hebron Methodist
The Hebron Methodist Sunday school invites all to a basket picnic on May 28. Children and young people will lead morning exercises starting at noon. Prof. J. B. Horton of Columbus is slated to speak in the afternoon. Join with well filled baskets and enjoy the day.
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Hebron
Nfeelock
J. B. Horton
Columbis
H. A Whitten
Local visits and school prize winners noted in Arthurs
From Arthurs, Mrs Elizabeth Crouch and her father Mr Philip M Kitching visit Kitchings daughter Mrs Mike L Roof and family. Oak Grove school closed in April. principal Miss Lessie Shull offered a prize for top exams. Prizes went to Miss Erne Shall fifth grade and Miss Mildred Rout seventh grade. Arthurs town grows slowly with Brown Eyes as a local note.
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Elizabeth Crouch
Philip M. Kitching
Preaching at Pilg Pe bat ie to be Aiba abe
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Aiba Abe
Ngton girl honored with music scholarship
Mrs Mabello Tuttie announced scholarships for North Carolina and other states for study at the Paris School of Music. Recipients include Miss Margaret Erwin Spartanburg Miss Evelyn Smith Cheraw Miss Aileen McMillan Latta Miss Allie Randle Rock Hill Miss Elizabeth Cooper Bennettsville I Clifton Moise Sumter Miss Mary Susie Roof Lexington. Roof daughter of E F Roof of Lexington. she is a talented instructor and longtime music teacher.
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Mabello Tuttie
Fontess Tn Sulpkssons
South Carolina
Latta
Allie Randle
Rock Hill
Elizabeth Cooper
Bennettsville
I. Clifton Moise
Sumter
Mary Susie Roof
Lexington
Susie Roof
Union Baptist Lexington Assembly May 27 28
Readable fragments show Union meeting of Upper Division Lexington Baptist Association near May 27 and 28 with Red Bank Baptist church hosting. Several sermons and devotional services listed by Ted Bank and others. Includes Sunday services, revival topics, church duties to pastor and soul winning, and notices about Sunday schools and visiting speakers.
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Lexington Baptist Association
Red Bank Baptist Church
Lexington
J. Wodls
Leport Ton Chiveles
Union
Menmoher
Anttirani
Gabber
Tev
Ster
A. Hartley
T. Eifers
W. J. Whaley
Pev A. A. Ilaseod
Frank Trangford
Hasford B. Jones
Batesburg Notes Highlight Local Church Change and Commencement Attendances
Batesburg residents hear of Hy Pendle's resignation from Huteshurs Steptist church and discuss successor. Local students N B Mitchell and P D Risinger attend Summerland college commencement. Civic figures from Greenwood Lexingtion and Saluda visit for various events. Concerted letters note graduates and agricultural yields with harvests ahead for small grain and fruit crops.
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Br. Hy Pendle
Huteshurs Steptist Church
Tenno Ohees
Plister
Derek
Wwe
Vedies
Virginia
Dr. Jones
Batesbury Baptist Church
N. BP. Mitchell
University of South Carolina
Summerland College
P. D. Risinger
Ehrhart V
Bamberg County
Henry S. Black
Saluda
T. C. Callison
Lexingston
Wallace Wright
Columbia
Leon H. Wright
J. M. Gaines
Greenwood
Martha Shealy
Springfield Graded School
W. A. Couoner
W. A. Crouch
W. B. Hite
John I Yer
Cremenen
de i. Morgan
Wittentnrs Lutheran
Daniel
Clemson College
ASU
Conitienes Hetil
Niuerhind College
Lexington residents swept up by air visitors
Liouts Runser and Turner flew over Lexington delivering copies of The Air Messenger paper published by their group. They landed near town limits to pick up passengers and later returned to Columbia with H. D. George aboard. Passengers included L. C. Miller Kyzer and Alfred Sease.
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Runser
Turner
Air Messenger
Kington
Air Service
L. C. Miller
Kyzer
Alfred Sease
H. D. George
Columbia
Mr Jesse S Ballentine Named Assistant Manager at Lexington Branch
Mr Jesse S Ballentine accepted the position as assistant manager of the Lexington Branch of the Bank of Western Carolina, replacing Herbert Livingston who has been transferred to the Ektesi branch to assume new duties.
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Jesse S. Ballentine
Lexington
Bank of Western Carolina
Herbert Ii. Livingston
Livingston
Ektesi
Bank
Unclear OCR fragment hints at names and events
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various proper nouns and garbled phrases, with no clear event, date, or location to define a coherent news item. The readable parts indicate potential people or places but lack structure for a factual summary.
Stop Speeders on Augusta Road
Rural Policeman Lown and Sheriff E Austin Roof vow to enforce the 25 mile per hour speed limit on the Augusta road between Lexington and Columbia. Signs will mark the limit, and violators will be taken to court to curb dangerous speeding and prevent accidents.
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Augusta
Eding
Lexington
Columbia
Lown
E. Austin Roof
Confederate Veterans Praise Camden Hospitality at Reunion
The Lexington contingent of Confederate veterans returning from the State reunion in Camden praised the town for its hospitality. Homes opened, and every effort made for comfort. a solo by Mrs. Dora Zemp delighted attendees. County participants listed include Col. and Mrs. M. D. Harman, and many others. The event occurred at Darlington.
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Lexington
Camden
Dora Zemp
Leesville
Wm. Roof
M. D. Harman
Messrs
Jas. E. Rawl
D. T. Hare
G. M. Harman
B. J. Room
J. A. Dreher
Edwin Roof
Janes McGrady
John W., Lee
J. B. Shealy
Hilliard Sheals
John T. Shealy
George Dreher
Thomas Bult
J. T. Kleckley
Thomas Roof
Jacob Haltiwanger
John H., Eargle
Joe Haltiwanger
M. Crouch
Wade Crouch
James W. Cooper
Addison Vansant
Darlington Nes
The Hogdco Secc Start to Finish Play Review
Pupils of Lexington High School performed a devised drama under Mrs J. S. Carroll to showcase latent talent. A small admission raised funds for improvements as the audience applauded the production. Participants included Herbert Hendrix and several Harmons, Corleys, and others. Mr and Mrs Ballentine plan to move to Leesville tomorrow.
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Lexington High School
Siemas
Mes
J. 2
Carroll
Herbert Hendrix
Marto Lorick
Raymond Hendrix
Gary Harmon
M. Q. Gibbs
Clinton Hendrix
Nella Lee Harmon
Grace Bodie
Myrtle Rawl
Cecelia Hook
Anna Lee Corley
Chicora Caughman
Bodie George
Ola Warner
Nola Price
Hattie Lee Wingard
Wenona Corley
Mrs. Ballentine
Leesville
American Legion Monthly Meeting Notice
The American Legion will hold its regular monthly meeting in their club rooms this evening. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming activities and community service plans.
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Regniey
Seeing Tene in the crowd sparks quiet intrigue
A brief note recounts a moment where the name Tene appears in passing, prompting curiosity about who the person is and what they witnessed. The fragment hints at a social or public setting where Tene’s presence stood out to observers.
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ST. Stephen's Evangelical Lutheran Churcil
Martha Rister
Plonic
Arthurs
Pilg
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Mary
Nington, Uriday
Ngton Girl
Ted Bank
Saul Veter
M. Shefnard
Ben Reynolds
C. W. Jones
F. H. Funderburg
Sheyad
W. OH. Whaley
OW Jones
G. Perry Kirisland
Tootsie
Ington Circuit
Horeb
D. L. Harmon
Holy Communion
Webron
R. N. Senn
BOC
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Chapin
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Batesburg
Carolina
MR. Balle
Bert Cutts
Pirie
Visor Steele
Sheriff Root
Confederates
Camden T Hospitality
American Legion
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