Epworth League Conference Planned at Hebron Church
Hebron Church hosts a two day Columbia District Epworth League conference on Sept 8 and 9 with delegates from Lexington Richland Aiken and parts of Fairfield and Saluda. Programs include devotions lectures recreation and youth services and Sunday appointments across Lexington Horeb Red Bank and Hebron with a welcome to all.
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Hebron
Lexington
D. Dent
Horeb
L. Harmon
Red Bank
H. A. Whitten
Drews Day Celebration at Bethleh Betheh
Sunday school and church observe Children’s Day with an interesting program. The event features both adults and children and aims to provide anticipations for the day.
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Aburch
Stephen's Evangelical Lutheran Church Sunday Services
Sunday school starts at 10:00 a.m. Divine services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. The morning sermon is The Raising of The Young Man of Nain, the evening sermon Christ Fills All Our Needs. A cordial invitation to the public. After the morning service a special congregation meeting follows. ARTHUR B. OBENSCHAIN, Pastor.
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B .H. Barre
Nain
Christ
Arthur B. Obenschain
Pelion Field church schedule by Rev W H Whaley
The Pelion Field pastor Rev W H Whaley announces services on the Sunday schedule at Pelion and Florence and Red Bank locations. Pelion field services occur Sunday morning and night with additional second Sunday night. Florence holds second Sunday morning and fourth Sunday at 4 pm. Red Bank offers first and third Sunday nights. King's Grove meets first and third Sundays in the morning. All are urged to worship.
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W. H. Whaley
Pelion
King’s Grove
Florence
Red Bank
Pelion Mission Holy Trinity and St John services schedule
Rev. B. J. Weseinger, pastor, outlines Sunday and holiday service times for Pelion, St. John's Black Creek, Church of the Good Shepherd Swansea, and Orange Chapel Springfield. Pelion holds 11:15 a.m. on first Sunday and 4 p.m. on third Sunday. St. John 11 a.m. on third Sunday and 4 p.m. on first Sunday. Swansea 11:15 a.m. on fourth Sunday and 8:30 p.m. on second Sunday. Springfield 11:11 a.m. on second Sunday and 8:30 p.m. on fourth Sunday.
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B. J. Weseinger
Holy Trinity
Pelion
St. John’s
Black Creek
Church of the Good Shepherd
Swansea
Orange Chapel
Springfield
Howat Leader Defies Kansas Industrial Court
A provocative commentary shows Union leader Alexander Howat defying the Kansas Industrial Court as miners threaten more action. The piece discusses state labor politics, the mine strike potential, and the uneasy balance among employers, workers, and the court.
What a newspaper owes to its readers in value and integrity
A reader’s essay argues that papers should offer more than news. They must serve the community, uphold courage and honesty, be impartial where possible, and act as a respected town institution. Readers also owe the paper respect and trust, not just money.
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James
Brown
Smith
Iceland Spar Crystals Brighten Iceland and Montana Deposits
An article notes how mineral veins form from hot solutions cracking rocks and filling with carbonate of lime creating Iceland spar crystals. It mentions Iceland spar’s polarizing light use in optics and reports new deposits found in Sweetgrass County Montana and Warner Range near Cedarville California with efforts to develop them. The piece ends with a plate-like dialogue about a kiss in the hall.
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Iceland
Sweetgrass County
Montana
Warner Rang
Cedarville
Calif
Plucky Pigeon Returns Home After 18 Days
A racing pigeon from the Chicago Pageant of Progress arrives at Lettsville Maryland after an 18 day journey spreading a message from Mayor Thompson to President Harding. The bird reportedly covered the 614 miles in about 27 hours but actual flying time may be under 16 hours per expert estimates.
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United States Department of Asricghuge
Lettsville
Thompson
Chicago
Martin G. Madden
Miinels
Supt. Jacobson
Congressman Britten
Dry
Fork
Beltsville
No Self-Flattery in Public Service Sparks Banter
Senator Sorghum rejects praise for public service, saying he does not feel the need for flattering fuss. The exchange touches on confidence and esteem while darker humor about a dancer's beads suggests a light edition tone. The item closes with a local notice urging readers to bring job printing to The Dispatch News office.
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Senator Sorghum
Dispatch News Office
Final Discharge Petition in Estate of L Jeff Shealy
Dray ton M Shealy and Adam M Sharpe as Executors of the estate of L Jeff Shealy deceased have filed a final discharge petition. A hearing is set for October 3 1921 at 10 oclock A M at the judge's office in Lexington County South Carolina before Acting Judge H L Harmon.
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Drayton M. Shealy
Adam M. Sharpe
L. Jeff Shealy
H. L. Harmon
Lexington County
S. C
Lodge Meeting Notices for Knights of Pythias Groups
Lexington Lodge No. 134 Knights of Pythias holds meetings on the second and fourth Wednesdays at 8 30. Visitors welcome. Lexington Council Nos 240 and 245 meets every Thursday at 8 o clock. All members urged to attend. Officers include IRA M Sligh Noble Grand H F Rawl Secretary and John F Sts Ty.
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Lexington Lodge
K. of P. Lexington Lodge
Knights
Pythias
Lexington Council
Clerk’s Sale In Chapin Foreclosure In Lexington County
State of South Carolina Lexington County Court 9Y Common Pleas Bank of Chapin Chapin vs Claude K Lindler and Lindler heirs including Ea Lindler Fred Lindler Jacob Lindler Pearly Lindler Foreclosure sale set for first Monday in October at Lexington Court House door to the highest bidder. One half cash balance secured by bond and mortgage nine years at seven percent. Legal notices of sale and costs listed.
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State of
South Carolina
County of Lexington
Common Pleas
Bank of Chapin
Chapin
Claude K. Lindler
M. P. Lindler
Ea. L. Lindler
Fred Lindler
Jacob Lindler
Pearly Lindler
Court House
Lexington
D. C
Lesington County
Beaufort Street
W. Fulmer
Ett
Toe Rover
Harmon
Hustling Keeps Men Alive Says Lord Leverhulme
Lord Leverhulme argues at the British Industrial Safety First Association meeting that dawdling shortens life while hustling sustains health. He cites American examples of extended lifespans among 70 to 100 year olds still active in business and urges continued strenuous work to conserve life and national vitality.
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Lord Leverhulme
England
Ife
British Industrial Safety First Association
United States
A Silent Approach to Work By Moses
A white foreman confronts Moses with accusations of loafing. Moses explains the rubber heels on the foreman’s shoes make no noise, so he cannot be sure if workers are at work. The exchange highlights tensions and humor in a labor setting.
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Alexander Howit
Kansas
State of Kansas
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
State of
Esw
Alexander Howat
William Howe
Kansas Federation of’ Labor
Alexander’ Howat
Howat
Moses
Doan's Kidney Pills Trusted by Lexington Farmer
Nature tells you when kidneys weaken the urine signals trouble. Doan's Kidney Pills helped farmer Geo. W. Corley of Lexington with back pain and bladder issues after use. Price 60c at dealers. Get the same remedy Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Nature
Dean
Lexington
Geo. W. Corley
R. R. No.6
Doan
Corley
Foster-Milburn Cr
Buffalo, N. Y
Fragmented Report Describes Professor's Death and Student Query
A cryptic exchange notes a history professor named Alexander I of Russia killed in a confusing scene. A student hints at an explosion after a vague question. The dialogue suggests near disaster for the class and a chaotic event.
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Alexander I
Russia
Wood Wanted for Court House and Jail 1921
Parties desiring to furnish the court house and jail with wood for the coming winter are requested to file with the County Board bids and prices for the whole or any part naming how much of twenty or more cords of oak and split pine wood. J. B. Wingard, Clerk of Board. September 7, 1921.
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J. B. Wingard
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