Jeffords Stays Hand Of State In Appeal Move
Frank M. Jeffords sentenced to die for murder of John C. Arnette stayed by his notice of appeal to the South Carolina State Supreme Court. The self filed notice delays execution and could push the case to the October session if perfected within 30 days. Harrison may or may not follow, with further delays possible through reprieves. The report also notes related probate court sales in Batesburg, Lexington County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Jeffords
Ira Harrison
Glenn Treece
John C. Arnette
State Supreme Court
Jeffords
W. H. Townsend
A. Fletcher Spigner
J. E. Hinnant
Supreme Court
S. J. Kirby
Spigner
Circuit Court
Harrison
Williams and Lucas Shoe Stock Sold on Court Date
In Lexington South Carolina a sheriff sale is set for Monday June 5 1922 at the courthouse door. The Williams and Lucas firm goods in Swansea D C consist of 173 pairs of shoes to be sold at public outcry for cash under an execution in the Court of Common Pleas where W H Miles Shoe Company suis plaintiff against T H Williams and J J Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Miles Shoe Company
T. H. Williams
J. J. Lucas
Williams and Lucas
Court House
Lexington
S. C
Swansea
D. C
Jeffords appeals to Supreme Court in stay of execution
Court records show Jeffords, with attorneys who later withdrew without prejudice, became the first known Richland County man to appeal in person to the state Supreme Court and seek a stay of his own sentence. The document also reports on the Lexington County Home Demonstration Agent Annie Caughman detailing a busy period since January, including clubs formed, field days, hundreds of letters, miles traveled, and outreach activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffords
Richland
Supreme Court
Lexington County
Annie Caughman
Clerk's Sale of Brookland Lot in Lexington S C
In the Court of Common Pleas of Lexington South Carolina Mrs Jessie Hendrix sues Nevins B Hendrix and Rosalie Hendrix Able. By court authority the clerk sells at public auction at the courthouse door on the first Monday in June next the Brookland lot containing about 1 7 8 acres adjoining Mary E Aughtry Columbia Land & Investment Co A D Shull Thomas Shuler and Shull Street. Cash only buyers pay for papers stamps and recording fees. May 1 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Carolina
Lexington
Minnie ¥. Jones
Barrett Jones
Nellie Youmans Jones
Batesburg
Lexington County
S. B. Cartledge
C. S. O'Neal
E. R. Landrum
Holley’s
W. F. Hook
Efird & Carroll
Lesington
Court of Common Pleas
Jessie Hendrix
Nevins B. Hendrix
Rosalie Hendrix Able
Ovedr
S. C
Court House
Brookland
Mary E. Aughtry
Columbia Land & Investment Co
A. D. Shull
Thomas Shuler
Shull
H. L. Harman
Efird & Carroll, Attys
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Treece
State
James H. Hammond
John Quinn
Probate Court
Fisk
Isle OF Palms
Lexington, S. C
Columbia
Charleston
Fort Moultrie
Sullivan's Island
Southern Railway System
Hampton St
Columbia, S. C
Winthrop College
Winthrop
New Brookland Nutrition Glass
E. W. Barton
H. D. Club
New Brookland
Treesville
Trentert
Ascension
Char
Jake Hilderbrand
L. G. Culler
M Litle
Ww. W. Lu Sundar
D. M. Jumper
J. A. Jumper
M Sallie Carrie Culler
Mae
Bessie Stabler
E Saylor
KB. Rucker
Geraldine Redmond
Bertha Fallon
M Y Rucker
G. Culler
Lonnie Bailey
Clara
Rosabell Rucke
Guestassie Stabler
Mrs
Dewey Jumper
Mrs. B. i. Jumper
Owers
L. Sligh
Florist
Main St
Elmgren
Optometrist and
Optician
Hampton Street
Jeweler
S.C
Eula Burnett
Dalton
Cardus
Mrs. Burnett
Dispatch News
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Callison & Barr
Tlome
First
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
S. W. Boozer
Buapus
Brookland Cash Gro
Eargle Drug Store
Chapin
Wessinger & Son
M. Cr
B. Hurst
Lanford
Sutian Sharpe
Poxington, Swinse, Edaniieds
Lorick Bros
Columbia, 8. C
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