Clerk's sale in Lexington County October 1921 deed listing
State of South Carolina Lexington Court of Common Pleas will sell at public auction at the Court House Door Lexington on December first during legal hours the land described as Lot No. 22 105 acres and a 75 acre home tract in Black Creek Township bounded by John McCarthy Dempsey Rodgers Josh Ross Jim Hall and land formerly belonging to Eugene Person The sale is cash with purchaser paying papers revenue stamps and recording fees Attorneys Timmerman and Graham note November 12 1921.
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State of
South Carolina
Black Creek Township
John McCarthy
Dempsey Rodgers
Panama Real Estate Co
Theodore C. Hamby
C. E
Josh Ross
Jim Hall
Eugene Person
State of South Carolina
County of Lexington
Court of Common Pleas
Home National Bank of
Henry Cook
John J. McCarthy
Bardin
Black Creek
J. D. Jones
E. L. Hartley
Fred G. Hartley
Carolina Bond and Mortgage Co
Court House
Lexington
S. C
Jane Chapp
Lizzie Lites
Congaree Township
County of
Perry Shumpert
Mary Shumpert
Lawrence, Mack
H. C. Moore
Eargle
Isaiah Spire
W. Goodwin
W. EB. Merritt
S.C
Swansea
Bull Swamp
H. J. Harmon
C.c
Home Land Foreclosure Sale In Lexington County
The Home National Bank of Lexington County files a foreclosure of a 626 acre Black Creek Township tract in Lexington and adjacent parcels. The sale, set for the first Monday in December, will be at public auction with cash terms and a $500 deposit to be paid to the Clerk of Court within thirty minutes of the bid.
Public Auction In Lexington County Estate Court Notice
Lexington County at public auction without further advertisement at the risk of the former purchasers. Pur chaser to pay for papers, recording fees and revenue stamps. The Home Place 130 acres and the parsonage tract 43.4 acres to be sold at the courthouse in Lexington during legal hours. One third cash balance on 4 credits in equal installments. Attorneys EFIRD & CARROLL for plaintiffs. November 14th, 1921.
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Lexington County
H. L. Harmon
L. C
G. S. Lex, Co
S.C
S.C. Efird & Carroll, Attys
Land Sale Notices in Lexington County South Carolina 1921
Court proceedings list multiple land auctions in Lexington County. Seventy three acre parcel lies in Congaree Township with northeastern Shumpert bounds and southeast by Lawrence and Mack. One third cash balance due in one and two years, purchaser to cover papers stamps and recording fees. Second auction, Swansea near Bull Swamp Township describes 21 20 acre tract with borders to Amicker Johnson and Hook. Cash terms, notices dated November 14 1921.
Railroad fairness questioned amid historic debate
A fragmented quote highlights concerns over how railroads should be fair in policy and practice. The readable portions suggest ongoing scrutiny of railroad treatment, pricing, and regulation amid broader transportation debates.
Church Thanksgiving Services and Union Plan in 1921
The Rev B J Wessinger lists church schedules across Pelion Black Creek Swansea and Springfield with services on Sundays and holidays. A union Thanksgiving service is set for Lexington high school auditorium November 24 at 11 o clock with multiple pastors and choirs, plus a Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society led event. Also notes mock wedding and ice cream festival at Steeday High School and a health tip praising bowel regularity and Chamberlain's Tablets.
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B. J. Wessinger
Holy Trinity
Pelion
St. John’s
Black Creek
Church of the Good Shepherd
Swansea
Orange Chapel
Springfield
Lexington High School
Arthur B. Obenschain
Women's Home and
Foreign Missionary Society
Steeday
Man High School
Stephen's Evangelical Lutheran Church Sunday Programs
Mr. B. H. Barre, superintendent of Sunday school, announces classes at 10:00 a.m. and divine services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. on Sunday. The morning sermon will be "The Golden Rule" on November 27, with the evening message "Continuing in The Way."
Rural School Aid Appeals and County Efforts
County officials report Rural Graded Aid applications received and to be distributed to schools with required in school work plans. Tax collections lag, funds for teachers near depletion, and warrants depend on taxes. Wateree hosts a benefitting entertainment with Senator Crogan and Supt. Sharpe. Thanksgiving observances planned. Lexington High prepares a Community Fair with a union service. Chapin district voting six extra mills while boll weevil damage tests the system.
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Lexington
Batesburg-Leesville
Swearingen
Lexington County
Chapin
Prohibition Chief Moves Focus to South Next
Washington officials indicated tonight that Florida and the Mexican border may become the next area for concentrated activity by Commissioner Haynes. Success of enforcement efforts on the triangle of New York Canadian border and Kentucky distilleries would let the chief turn to the South.
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Washington
Florida
Mexican
Haynes
New York
Canadian
Kentucky
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