Personal notices show local residents' comings and goings
The column lists Horace Rewing leaving for Hurtsville to join Gardner & Haw Drug Company, Miss Barre and her daughters visiting Columbia, Bertha Bard shopping in Midway, and numerous Lexington-Newberry area residents visiting, shopping, or returning home including Dr. Mathias and Mrs. Bobb, with several brief notes on visits to friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Rewgin
Hurtsville
Gardner & Haw
Sike
Barre
W. W. Barre
Columbia
Bertha Bard
Midway
Converse College
Spartanburg
D. C
Geo. W. Price
Lexington
Newberry
Laurens Counties
Goldville
Pape
John J. Rick
HkUe Mountain
Minnie Mee
Annie Marsha
LexeSae
New York
Willie Codie
Corley
Cramer Schneider
N Corley
South Carolina, University
Unk Lever
Washington
Federal Farm Loan Board
Tdi
Cotton Association
Frank
Ike
C. F. Bobb
J. M. Tolperti
R. G. Reagin
S. J. Oxner
W. A. Shealy
Columbia, mi
Clara Rawl
J. EB. Hendrix
J. S. Harman
St. Peters
P. D. McLain, Jr
D. Leonard Jefcoat
Woodford
Our Town
W. T. Roof
Oak Grove
D. F. Bfird
R. E. Mathias
Irma
Della Wise
Steel Bridge
George Derrick
Chapin
Lewie Sox
Vesta Pound
Saxe-Cotha
Charles Conner
Sen
St. John's
Tomita
Bur sess and Leitasey Wedding Reported in Columbia
A brief item notes C. W. Bur sess and Miss Bertha Leitasey linked in a contracting arrangement in Columbia. The report identifies the couple as parties to a marriage-related matter and mentions their names amid fragmented OCR text.
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Brotate
Sadge"Georges
Abi Mt Dratts
Propio
Columbia
C. W. Bursess
Miss Bertha Leitasey
Southern funds urged for Cox campaign pull in election
The presidential race nears two months as Governor Cox's leaders appeal to Southern Democrats for urgent funds. They warn that without immediate support the campaign cannot compete, citing Maine losses and the South's historic political marginalization. The appeal underscores the need for aggressive outreach and national backing to salvage prospects.
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National Democratic
Cox
National Campaign Committee
Maine
McKinley
Roosevelt
Washington
Marding
South
Gary
Local Social Notes and Visitors Reported
Wartime era social column records visitors and neighbors in Sal lie, Batesburg, Filbert, and Steelman areas. Names include Sallie and Flossie Gunter, Ernest Koon and sisters Lua Elli and Assie Lee, Florence and Kathleen Burkett, Ida Grandy, and Willard Tor. The brief item notes Sunday visits and a last night service at Samarer roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rody
Leen
Sallie
Flossie Gunter
Sallie Kneee
Ernest Koon
Missi Lua
Elli
Assie Lee
Florence
Kathleen Burkett
VI Hall of
Mr. Willard
Filbert
Glove Counter Romance Reported By Local Note Taker
A quirky fragment recalls Alzy becoming enamored with a glove counter girl who he visited daily for two weeks. To deter him she began manicure work, and he had his nails manicured once, though a dentist was not involved.
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Vinally
Alzy
Piuy Aceui
Bargain in a Home in Lexing Town Lot for Quick Sale
A seven room house in Lexing town near Frank George is offered at a bargain for quick sale. It sits on a lot with a large barn, smoke house, outbuildings and electric lights. The property, built with heart lumber, is priced below replacement cost. Apply to local contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihe
Lexing
Frank George
Gray Camp Blankets Sale At Seven Fifty Each
An offer promotes 100 pairs of Gray Camp Blankets each priced at 7.50 dollars. The notice mentions a sale but provides minimal surrounding context or location details.
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Union Made
Long Range Valor Beef and Pork Chops Exchange
A comic quarrel over insults ends when a caller hangs up the telephone. The exchange recalls hard times when the poor turned to pork chops as a staple. The skirmish features a defiant reply and a burly giant warning a puny speaker.
Candidate’s Arrival Triggers Town Flight and Confusion
An anxious crowd panics as a candidate who proclaims to be “the friend of the people” arrives. Citizens and onlookers flee in fear, dropping belongings, while witnesses contrast the scene with rampant alarm and a townsfolk’s bystander remark about the candidate’s arrival.
Wood Alcohol Danger Warned By Splinters Concern
A brief exchange highlights awareness of wood alcohol hazards. One speaker notes danger from consumption, while the other adds the risk of splinters. The dialogue underscores caution about toxic substances.
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Sea Island
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Este. Oe
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Eoast
Fitzmaurice
South Carolina
Dres
Cole and
Misses’ Coats
Shmeres
New Silk Jersey
Pitad
Peraa
Baga
Lexington, S. C
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