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Newspaper
The Dispatch News
Location
Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1920
Page
2
A traveler recounts visits in Navasota Columbus and Franklin Texas meeting kin from the Driscoll branch and Harman Amick families. He details uncles aunts spouses children and descendants including a World War I veteran physician and oil well workers.
Rub My Tism marketed as a powerful pain killer promising relief from rheumatism neuralgia sprains and related aches. The ad highlights fast soothing effects and broad use for painful conditions.
Local notes mention Georges, Henry Nes, Jimmie Hendete Bro, and Fee Winkard in a reunion context. One man plans to attend a Houston gathering then take a train from Shire to Huntsville. He recalls relatives, jokes, and says his wife is dead. he hints at ongoing family ties and a visit next week to Geo. D. Franklow.
The Dispatch notes the health of the people, farmers near through harvest, and preparations to sow renin crops. A parade and big show in Batesbury drew crowds, with many locals visiting relatives and spending weekends with family. Several residents, including the Halimans, Boatwrights, Rogers, and Abneys, are mentioned in social visits across the area.
In Batesburg Mrs F. 8. Burgess visited her uncle Rev J. M Kneece and Mrs Bille Stane. In Leesville last week Miss Sallie Gunter stayed with her sister Mrs Seigler who is ill. Miss Edith Hidgenl and Seible Jones from Ward visited this section last Sunday.
Editor dispatches news of Pelion Mission parishioners honoring their pastor and wife with a surprise gift distribution. The note thanks Intomic Diles Med for gracious presents and expresses enduring gratitude and resolve to live in the spirit of service.
A humor snippet from a Praeuse Herald column about political conversations at home. Men claim wives will vote as they do, while women joke husbands assume they already know. The scene shifts to a boarding house where a new boarder comments on coffee while a landlady probes for complaints.
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