The Dispatch News Salesmanship Club prize giveaway
The Dispatch News announces a campaign offering more than $1,500 in prizes including two 1923 Chevrolet Touring Car and a Ford Roadster, plus cash and other awards. Subscriptions drive the campaign over eight weeks with a 10 percent cash commission for non prize earners, and a bonus vote schedule rewarding early participants. The plan aims to widen circulation across Lexington and nearby counties.
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Unclear OCR Tale Reflects Fragmentary Proceedings
Fragmentary readable text mentions individuals such as Timmerman and Higgs, with garbled phrases about a college institution, a board, and visitors. The passage is heavily garbled, lacking clear events, dates, or outcomes to report as a coherent news item.
Thanksgiving Services and Local Notices at Zion Church
From editor letters to subscribers and notes on local items extend to a Thanksgiving theme. The Zion pastorate plans morning services songs and a dinner on Thanksgiving day with a guest speaker and church welcome. A civic dragunk tale closes a noisy, sprawling notice page.
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BH Organized Invitation for Civic League Meeting
An informal notice invites people to a civic league gathering Thursday at 4 o'clock on the town to discuss the preservation of natural history with singers and teachers. The event aims to organize a league and welcomes all Indies to attend.
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Barbecue Tragedy Sparks Jail Term After Lexington Shooting
In Lexington county a negro man Mozive Wise shot and killed Richard Thompson at Wise's home during a Saturday night barbecue. Wise surrendered to the sheriff two miles away and was jailed to await January term trial. Inquest testimony described Thompson intoxicated and threatening Wise, who claimed self defense. The sole eyewitness said Thompson drew a knife and Wise grabbed him, a gun fired, and Thompson was killed.
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Schumpson
Fulmer Rural Route Amended to Aid Seven Families
A letter from Postmaster Palmer notes Pelion South Carolina rural route No 3 will be amended effective December 1, 1933, adding seven families. Each subscribing household will receive 100 000 bonus votes with $24 in cash during the extended period.
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Popular Lecture on December Fifth at Lexington School
Leon C Palmer, general superintendent of the South Carolina Sunday School Association, will give a popular lecture at the Lexington School auditorium on Tuesday December fifth. Palmer has lectured across Alabama, Tennessee, Minnesota, Florida, Georgia, North and South Carolina, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin and New York. He is author of Loxton Building and editor of The Sunday School Promoter, with lectures listed such as How to Double Your Sunday School and The Teacher's Power.
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Mountaineers Visit Lexington For Lyceum Program
The Mountaineer Company, five gifted professional musicians, is scheduled to perform in Lexington Friday evening as the third attraction on the Lyceum course. The program features native mountaineer songs and mosaic-like musical arts, presented to educate and entertain the audience.
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Senn-Bovenigict Marriage Prompts Local Congratulation
Miss Viola Senn, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Senn, married Leo Bouknight at the Methodist parsonage in Lexington on Sunday morning November 5. Friends extend congratulations and best wishes from Bev, IL, Whittencottieluting, and the surrounding community.
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Cherokee School Event Invite and Evening Refreshments
Fragmentary notice from Cherokee School announces an evening event with refreshments. The text references exercises, a Kaley School Improvement and oyster cake wall, and a cake event. County or exact date uncertain, but mentions November 29 and an oyster cuppee.
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Verdict of the jury in Thompson death case
The coroner’s jury reports two gunshot wounds to the left side and head injuries as fatal. The foreman DB Clarke signs, and the jury concludes Richard Thompson died from gunshot wounds inflicted by Doz jer Witae.
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Richard Thompson
Dozjer Witae
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