Dunbar Quartet Lyceum Attraction Delights Audiences
The Dunbar Quartet, organized by Ralph Dun, features hand bell performances with solo and ensemble pieces, blending sacred selections with beautiful chimes. The act combines humor and artistry, praised for consistency, originality, and refined musical excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Bell Ringers Company
Chautauqua and
Ralph Dun
Bell Ringers
Dunbars
Dunbar Quartet
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Dunkers
Delegation Roster for Washington Armament Conference
Officially announced lists name Principal Delegates including Hughes, Elihu Root, Lodge, Underwood, and Sutherland. Advisory Committee features Hoover, Pershing, Rodgers, Porter, Parker, Fletcher, Wainwright, Roosevelt, Bird, Mossagor, Egan, and Gompers among others. Technical staff and army navy names follow, with MacMurray, Poole, Wright, Harrison, Blakeslee, Smith, and Harbord leading key posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coliforms
Commerce
John J. Pershing
Army
W. L. Rodgers
Navy
Stephen G. Porter
Pennsylvania
Congress
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Henry P. Fletcher
J. M. Wainwright
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles Sumner Bird
Mare
Californine Phillips Mossag
Eleanor Franklin Egan
Thomas, Winter
Minnesota
Federation of Women's Clubs
William Boyce Thomipauin
Mnaneier
Close
Harding Willard Sagisbury
Sunday Socials and Visits Around St John
The article lists numerous family gatherings and Sunday visits across St John area. Names include Etheredge, Hook, Ballentine, Wingard, Sease, Keisler, Wessinger, Kaminer, Rawl, Geiger, Head, Laws, Goodwin, Marton, Ballentine, Kaiser, Hendrix, Craft, and others. A note mentions a Sunday school service at St John beginning at 10:30 AM and a reminder of a pleasant visit by a daughter from Saluda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballentine
William
Elmer Wingard
W. S. Hook
Fitzhugh
D. M. Hook
E. E. Hook
Floyd
Amanda Hook
Luther Sease
H. W. Keisler
Gladys
Henry Wessinger
W. C. Kaminer
Emily
T. H. Rawl
Lleler Ballentine
Rice B. Hammon
Nov- Min Geiger
We CL
Henry eSase
Clyde Taw
Messie
Halpt
Taymond Hendri
Grady
Elizabeth
Mary Lou Ballentine
Mertie Kaiser
Jane Raw
Thelma
Ruby Hendrix
Julia
Nola
Geneva Kistler
Mary Julia Crafts
Bernard Long
Ami¢ek’s Ferry
St John’s
Novelty Four Lyceum Company Delights Audiences
The Novelty Four Lyceum company offers a varied program blending art and entertainment with vim and humor. Their orchestral pieces, violin, cornet, and piano solos stand out, and Van O Browne, the manager and feature artist, anchors the show to an excellent record on the Lyceum platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irio Company
Miss MacKelvie
Art Institute In
Chicago
Miss
Ings
Novelty Four
Lyceum
van O. Browne
Charter Oak Dots and School Progress Under Teacher Posey
Farmers resume sewing after a shower as the school advances under Prof Amous Posey of Tennessee and Miss Elan Shealy near Chapin. Clinton Hendrix of Newberry College visited home folks and attended the state fair before returning Sunday. Miss It Harmon recovers from tonsillitis. Miss Carrie Pearl Hendrix spent time with Miss Ella Rose Shealy. Harry Roberts and Walter Sox visited family, while Mrs O F Hendrix and Mrs TB Harron hosted meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amous Posey
Tennessee
Elan Shealy
Near Chapin
Clinton Hendrix
Newberry College
Newberry
It Harmon
Carrie Pearle Hendrix
Ella Rose Shealy
C. Harmon
Harry Roberts
Walter Sox
O. FP. Hendrix
Anna Harmon
TB. OP. Harron
Early Signatures and the Cross in Ancient Claims
The practice arose from the need for illiterate people to mark papers with an X. Kings and nobles added a cross to their marks to signify truth under oath, making the cross the signature rather than the writing of a name. The term signing thus meant placing the sign of the cross on the document.
Fulmer and Lowman Wed Quietly at Lutheran Parsonage
Miss Lucile Fulmer and Mr Clad D Lowman were quietly married Saturday afternoon, November 5, 1921, at the Lutheran parsonage with Rev Carpenter performing the ceremony in the presence of a few relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avember
Lucile Fulmer
Clad D. Lowman
Hh. Ma Carpenter
Theo
Also Mentioned on This Page
ME Lyceum Attractions
Corinne Jessop
Miss Jessop
Mary Johnson
Dunbar Male Quartet
the Artists Trio
Harold M. Sewell
Maine
Hawaii
Samoa
John van A. MacMurray
Vy Eastern
B., Poole
Department of
Tokio
G. H. Blakeslee
Clark University
W. S. Rogers
Department of State
Nelson T. Johnson
E. L. Neville
S. W. Stratton
Bureau of Standards
Department of Commerce
Edgar F. Smith
University of Pennsylvania
William S. Culbertson
United States Tariffs Commission
Prederick K. Nelson
Department of Suite
Chandler 2
Anderson
Furmer
Department of Staff
Reuben Clark
Jenior
Professo George (}. Wilson
Harvard University
James G. Harbord
George O. Squier
C. 0. Williams
Willian Mitchell
Air Service
Amos E. Frice
John McA. Palmer
B. J. Wells
Stuart Heintsennuth
Louis Cohen
Robert J. Wocont
Aval
Willian A. Moffatt
Naval Air Service
Willian V. Pratt
Prank MW. Schofield
Luka McNamee
Lie Ofice
Naedd
FORO
Samuel W. Bryant
L. W. Austin
ST. John
MD Anhe E B. Rach
Mr. Etheredge
Saluda
W. K. Hook
Mary Franklin
Delia Harman
Sr. J. Hook
Axeisler
Mrs. Collibang
Fly
Hfe
Tastra
Montgomery Grocer
Columbia
S. C
Gervais
Elmwood Ave
Hampton Street
Charter Oak
Making
Fulmer—Lowman
Dr. Hess Poultry Pan-A
Lexington
Ballentine & Kaiser
Lexington, S. C
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