Heavy docket for common pleas hearings next Tuesday
The common pleas schedule for the coming term lists numerous jurist assignments and cases. The roster, arranged by the bar association, includes defendants and plaintiffs like Marcella Whitaker et al, Jefcost, and Southern Pine Lumber Co, with sessions spread from Tuesday through December 1 and cases set for each weekday and Saturday, outlining local civil matters, injunctions, and disputes in Lexington County and related entities.
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Common Pleas
Court of Cases
Ith
Giest
Smith
Farman Waters
C.arcnur
C. Sharpé
S. Frank Stipur
Haltovanger
Sohn Alten P. Atnick
Jackhb
George S. Burgess
Belton M. Vance
S. Gihur Diller
Ben. W. Is. Witenes
Vastmnexfer
Thomas Pp. Hall
Mas
C. Jefcoat
A. L. Beder PC
Shealy
Ollie A. Wanger
Banks L
Ripon P
Miller
H. H.ight E. Wessinger
J. Asby
Joe Poole
H. B. Oxner
Dreher
Allison Hed
Bar Association
Marcella Whitaker
B. Jefcost
Safron
Annie Lou Sharpe
J Wiloer
Junior Order Oyster Supper At Church Street Hall
An oyster supper hosted by the Junior Order delighted members and invited guests last Saturday at the Church street hall. Supper, served at 9 pm, featured fried and stewed oysters, pickles, and other fare with music by a string band. About 150 attended and the group is in flourishing condition.
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Church Street
Lexington High School Annual Fair Promised
The Lexington High School will hold its annual fair on Thanksgiving Day November 24. The Ladies School Improvement League will serve a genuine turkey dinner and urges patrons to contribute to a successful event. Attending Orangeburg Pair include Samuel E George and Samuel A George.
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Lexington High School
Ladies School Improvement League
Orangeburg
Samuel E., George
Samuel A. George
Lexington
Town election set for Lexington next Monday
Lexington votes November 14 at town hall from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. for mayor and council. Candidates include Son Lowman and Sam J. Long for mayor and W. E. Gibbs for council. Managers of the election are J. D. Garrol, D. E. Amick, and Lewis B. Root. council members praise recent street work led by Melt Corley.
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Son Lowman
Sam J. Long
W. E. Gibbs
Long
J.D. Garrol
D. E. Amick
Lewis B. Root
S. J. Long
B. H. Barre
H. A. Roberts
H. N. Kaminer
Barney Bro
Melt Corley
Fulmer outlines Camp Jackson salvage plan and delays
Special correspondence from Washington reports Congressman Fulmer discusses Camp Jackson. He says salvage of abandoned camps is paused while a staff board weighs cost versus value of using the camps for National Guard and reserve training. Decisions expected by mid December with only minor changes to status quo. Some salvage materials are allocated to Camp Bragg but will not disrupt main camp use.
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Dispatch News
Washington, D. C
Fulmer
Camp Jackson
Army
National Guard
Secretary of War
Camp Bragg
Camp Brags
Officers Find Still Near Swansea Destruction
Swansea November 6 Sheriff Roof with Constable W W Spires and Chief E M Brickle destroyed a ten gallon still on the Calhoun county side just as they turned back from a search. They found four keg of mash ready for use and several empty casks. The still was recently in use and the scene was secured.
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Swansea
Sheriff Roof
W. W. Spires
E. M. Brickle
Calhoun County
Brickle
Mayor Hall Re elected Brookland Mayor for Third Term
In Brookland last Saturday Mayor LI Hall was re elected to a third term. Aldermen elected were C T Weed J W Bloom H H Ocelgree W D Lucas N Denham and O C Steel. The peaceful election drew a light vote with all six alderman winners said to oppose leaving Lexington county and annexing to Richland. There were three mayoral candidates and nine for the six alderman posts. The vote totals are listed in the original report.
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Brookland
LI. Hall
Te Town
Messrs. C. T. Weed
J. W
Lexington County
Richland
Samaria News Highlights Of Illness Visits And Tragedy
Visitors from Lexington and Leesville check on Mrs. S Ed Quattlebaum as illness spreads in Samaria. Local families, including the Quattlebaums and Gantts, host and travel. A house fire damages a Westmoreland residence with few belongings saved. mourns loss of Sim Alewine and young W J Hallman to illness.
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Perry Ly Harmon
Lexington
S. Ed Quattlebaum
A. J. Boatwright
F. S' Burgess
Ed Quattlebaum
Quitman Gantt
Leesville
R. V. Gantt
H. A. Oswald
Sim Alewine
James Hawkins
Batesbury
W J. Hallman
Willie Hallman
Death of Capt Alex Moseley prominent Spring Hill leader
News of the death of Capt. Alex Moseley at his Spring Hill home on Friday. A veteran of the Confederate War and longtime Mason, he helped establish the Spring Hill lodge and was a leading figure in the United Confederate Veterans. Funeral details noted in State papers, survivors include officers from his regiment.
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Sumter
Alex Moseley
Spring Hill
Wll
Edi Chured
Democrats Take Kentucky Legislature After Election
Democrats gain control of Kentucky’s next legislature as the election results shift power from Republicans to the Democratic party. The ballot outcome solidifies party leadership changes and anticipates new policy direction in the state capital.
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Kentucky
South Carolina Dog Tax Enacted at $1 25 per Head
The act imposes an annual dog tax of $1.25 for dogs six months old or older payable to the county treasurer who issues a metal dog tax tag. The tax funds go to school districts, with penalties for nonpayment and fines split between reporters and schools. It becomes effective January 1, 1921, as approved March 10, 1920.
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South Carolina
General Assembly
State of
Bailey Snelgrove Marriage in Leesville and Lexington
Balley Snelgrove married Sunday November 6 1921 at the bride’s home in Leesville South Carolina with Rev B Shear officiating. Mr G T Snelgrove and Miss Laura Bailey were the couple, and neighbors and friends attended to witness the ceremony.
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G. T. Snelgrove
Leesville
S. C
Laura Bailey
Lexington
B. Shearouse
Bazaar at Hollow Creek School Bazaar
Hollow Creek School students plan a bazaar Friday evening November 15 at 6 o clock to benefit the school. Features include fortune telling ice cream and other goods for sale. Public invited.
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Hollow Creek
Play and Box Party at Long Branch Saloon
A play and box party will be held at Long Brasel saloon house on Wednesday November 23 beginning at 7 o clock. Admission will be charged for the play. The public is cordial to attend.
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Long Branch
Long Brasel
Wedness
Pitcie
Lome
First Lyceum returns with Novelty Four Quartet
The 1921 lyceum series opens November 23 at eight oclock in the school auditorium featuring the Novelty Four Quartet. The group offers varied numbers with strong instrumental work and vocal pieces. Season tickets go on sale next Friday with reduced prices for all, and sales teams from the high school compete for prizes.
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Novelty Four
Lyceum
Ladies School Improvement League
Barbecue at Taylor's Spring Hosts About 25 People
Messrs. C. E. and A. T. Taylor held a barbecue for a small group Tuesday evening at the spring near Mr. C. BE Taylor's home. Harman's string band provided music as about 25 attendees enjoyed supper and a pleasant, relaxed gathering with only one or two overeating.
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Messrs
C. E
A. T. Taylor
Whitaker Birth Announcement for Burton Edward Jr
Mr and Mrs B B Whitaker announce the birth of a son November S 1921 at Columbia hospital Burton Edward Jr The Whitakers who now reside in Columbia spent their early married life in Lexington with Mr Whitaker serving as an agent for a well known insurance company
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Columbia Hospital
Burton Edward, Jr
Banks Close Friday Armistice Day Holiday
Banks in Lexington will observe the Armistice Day holiday on Friday November 11 1918 marking the end of the great war. The national holiday follows Congress declaring Armistice Day a legal holiday and many regions plan general observance.
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Congress
Lexington
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