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Newspaper

The Dispatch News

Location

Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1919

Page

6

Red Cross Xmas Seal Days Set Across State

Preparations for Red Cross Xmas Seal Days on December 5 to 7 include school observances on the 5th synagogues on the 6th and churches on the 7th elaborate programs are planned. Phil p P Jacobs assistant secretary notes that 3 500 000 in seals over eleven years funded about 100 000 000 in tuberculosis facilities nationwide. South Carolina recognizes the need for hospitals and aims to continue the fight until the disease is abolished with 6 500 000 seals for letters and parcels statewide. Also an advertisement for RAT SNAP rat control appears from Westfield New Jersey Har om Drug Co.

Red Cross The National Association Mr. Jacobs South Carolina

Remarkable record by Miss Amick at cotton picking

The Dispatch News notes 82 year old Miss M. E. Amick of Route 4 Chapin picked 1,500 pounds of cotton to test her bale making. she set a local record while reporting quarterly jail commitments across South Carolina show declines in homicide, assault, burglary, larceny, and prohibition violations for the last quarter compared with June.

Dispatch News M. E. Amick Route 4 Chapin Miss Amick

Lawlessness on Wane Through South Carolina

The State board of charities and corrections released crime statistics for the quarter ending September 30 showing a gratifying decrease from the prior quarter. There were fewer commitments to jail in the state, indicating an improving trend in law and order.

State Board of Charities and Corrections South Carolina Columbia

Nurses Needed at State Hospital Shortage Grows

Columbia reports a wartime boom in new openings for trained women has drawn many nurses from the field, creating a significant shortage across state hospital services and affecting patient care.

Columbia

State Hospital Seeks Young Women Nurses

Dr. C. F. Williams, superintendent at the State Hospital for the Insane in Columbia, reports a worsening nursing shortage. He calls for young women aged 18 to 25 to enroll, noting many training advantages and numerous openings to learn the nursing profession.

Napier Clark wedding in Chapin draws local interest

Special to The Dispatch News reports the wedding of Dorothy Watner Napier and a Clark attended by many in Chapin. The ceremony at Greenwood marks a notable social event for the community with friends and relatives present and coverage in local society notes.

Greenwood Dispatch News Chapin Dorothy Wat

Natives Napier and J Rhett Clark Wed in Greenwood

The wedding of Miss Napier and J Rhett Clark took place in Greenwood last Tuesday afternoon with Rev. John C. Wilson of Lander College officiating. After a simple reception the couple left for a Florida honeymoon. Mrs Clark, former Richland county demonstration agent, has many friends in the county. Clark, a Lexington County native with Chapin area ties, worked in government service in Richland and is well regarded by friends hoping for a long, happy marriage.

Napier J. Rhett Clark Greenwood John C. Wilson Lander College Mrs. Clark Florida Miss Napier Richland County Clark Lexington County Chapin

Small papers fear paper shortage threatens presses

Washington November 17 small daily and weekly newspapers face destruction as ink and newsprint supply runs thin. Representative Reavis Republican of Nebraska told the House that publishers risk being unable to print. The shortage endangers local papers and their communities.

Shington House Reavis Nebras

Rat Remains Odorless After Months Behind Barrel

James Sykes a Westfield New Jersey butcher recalls a rat he believed dead for seven months. He set RAT-SNAP behind a barrel and months later found the rat dead with no odor. Product sold by Harmon Drug Co in three sizes 25c 50c and 1.00.

James Sykes Westfield N. J Harmon Drug Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

State Hospital Lorick Brothers Columbia S. C Pittsburg Studebaker Barre Lexington, S. C Napier—Clark Fracturers Internal Revenue Bureau Pamine Swansea, S. C Postoffice Rubin New York the Quality Store Rubin & Peskin Lexington Enterprise Hardware Company
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