The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, October 05, 1921, Image 3
I Home Demons!
, All the club girls of the county are
4 , asked to get together at least 1 dozen
and if possible 2 dozen jars of their
. work done this year. We
I want this phase of our work exhibited |
at the County Fair October 18, 19
and 20; and each and every club member
will be held responsible tor same
to be in on time. This can be sent in
16 4he office of the County Home
Demonstration agent any time before
the fair and she will take charge of
same provided each girl has her name
pasted securely on the bottom of
catch container. v
The sewing club girls are also asked
to send in all finished articles made
in Sewing, this also must be marked
with name and club of exhibitor.
SUMMARY OF SEPTEMBER WORK
Number consultations held 29.
Number women's meetings held 6.
Attendance 70.
Number girls"" meetings held 6. At-1
tendance 73.
> Number community meetings held
Attendance 205?
Number schools or clubs visited 13.
\ Number club members visited 25.
Others not members 1.
Number letters written 60. Circular
etters sent 139. Bulletins sent 71.
Number miles traveled:?Kail 140,
irUto 726, Total 866.
Name of supervisor or specialist
isiting you during month. Miss Elizabeth
Forney.
Special?Helped with 1 biscuit conest,
held 1 butter contest, met, with
fficers council, attended district meetig
3 days in Aiken, S. C.
ANNIE C. CAUGHMAN.
County Home Demonstration Agt.
"Schedule of home demonstration
leetings to be held during month of
? v vdober: '
P" _ V. October 1.?Lexington?office.
October 3.?Saxe uotna cooKing
. - club.
October 4%?Round Hill home demCf.
onstration club.
^Octobe^ 5.?Butter judging:?Lexington.
October G.?liberty Hill home dern^
onstration club.
'jy October/7.?Red Knoll home dem'
onstration club.
. - bctober 7.?Red Knoll sewing elub.
> October 8.?Lexington?Office.
' \ ^.October 10.?Pine View cooking
:r cantor
: . October 11.?Oak Grove sewing
club. \
; October 12?Pond Branch hom^
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demonstration club. /
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October 14?Newburg Home demonstration
club.
October 14?Newburg sewing club.
October 15.?Lexington?Office.
October 17, 18, 19,20.?Lexirifcton
County Fair.
October 19.?Butter judging?Lexington
(fair grounds).
f October 21?New Brookland cooking
class.
October 22.?Lexington?Office.
October 24.?St. John's cooking
| club.
October 25.?Providence home
demonstration club.
October 26.?Pelion cooking club.
October 27.?Sliarp'.s Hill cooking
club. ^
October 28.?Calvary home demonstration
club.
October 29.?Lexington?Office.
October 31.?Summit home demonstration
club.
October 31.?Summit sewing club.
ANNIE C. CAUGHMAN,
Co. Home Dem. Agent.
PLEASANT HILL DOTS.
There wis quite a crowd worshipped
at Pleasant Hill Sunday. The
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Shepherd, preached
one of the most interesting sermons
ever heard by youngjor old. His text
was the 11th Chapter ot St. jonn ana
the 1st verse.
Dr. Ernest Hall from Delmar,
"Route 7, and daughter Mertis' were
visitors in this community Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Taylor and
little son, W. J., visited their father
and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Watkin,
of Samaria Sunday evening,
j Mr. Julius Taylor and family of
near New Brookland spent Sunday
with their father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. D. ,L. Taylor,
i , Aunt lizzie Hallman returned
home Sunday, after a few weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Jessie Smith
of Red Bank.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Stockman and
!'little son dined at Mr. Kirnie Black's
Sunday.
Mr. Robert Rawl of Gilbert, Route
3. spent Sunday night with his brother
and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Callie Taylor.
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PARDON BOARD TO MEET.
The state pardon board meets in Columbia
today and before it will come
36 petitions for executive clemency
from 39 prisoners. On these the
board will.act, making its recommendations
to the governor. None of the
cases are from Lexington county.
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BROOKLAND DRAMATISTS
TO GIVE TWO PLAYS AT
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The Dramatic Club of Brookland
will make its first appearance this
year on the hoards at the Brookland
High School, Thursday, October Oth,
at 7:30 p. m.. when they present two
plays, "The Woman Who Threw Her
Life Away," by Mrs. J. Robert Duri
I ham, a domestic drama in <>ne tict,
! urtri "Alice-Sit-Bv-the-Firo." a Barrie
j three-act play.
i Ail "advance agent" write-up of the
play follows:
The cast is excellent, all the acm
tors being chosen with a special regard
for their fitness and capabilities
and looks. E. L. Shull, in the plafy
by Barrie, portrays the very good
young man in such a way that he
would immediately be given an excellent
certificate of character. In the
most compromising situations - he
maintains his equanimity to the ut1
most satisfaction of the audience. t
Miss Ruby Hook, as Alice, is delightful
in her adventures in mothering
a family that evidently does not
take to her. Her husband. Colonel
Gray, is played by John Martin, Jr.
Geneva and Amy, the girl friends at a
most difficult age, are feelingly acted
by Miss Jenny Hodge and Miss Mary
Sue North. Cosmo, the son of the
family, is excellent. Miss Rial North
is wonderful. Miss Leila Craps, as
the nurse maid, is quite fetching.
In "The Woman Who Threw Her
Life Away" Miss Jenni^ Hodge plays
the title role, that of Trudi Merrivale,
pretty and proseprous and desperate
in quest of happiness. Miss Syble
I \foiiiin ic in vthe role of Molly
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Armstrong and is very much of a ?.
contrast in her happy placidity to her; (
sister. The part of Fred Armstrong,
the husband of Molly, is delightfully
done by D. S. Shull; *hile the children,
Ted, May and Cecil, are acted
respectively by paston Medlin. Th?lma
Williams and Woodrow Medlin. {
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FINAL DISCHARGE,
Notice is hereby given that on Saturday,
Oct. 15, next, 1 will apply to
Holly L. Harmon, acting judge of
probate for Lexington county, for
final discharge as executor of the estate
of John Bouknight, deecased.
T. B. KE UN AC HAN,
Executor Estate of John Bouknight.
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TAV DAAVC ADEN
In A DUUAJ Uf ?11
County of Lexington,
Lexington, S. C.
The Tax Books for fiscal year, 1921,
for the collection of County and
State taxes as well as Road and Dog
Tax will be Qpened October 15tli, in
the office of County Treasurer.
W. J. SMITH.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that a general
election will be held at the voting
precincts prescribed by law in
Lexington County on Tuesday, October
11, 1921, to fill the unexpired
term in the office of probate judge,
made vacant by the death of George
S. Drafts, as prescribed by the constitution
and laws of the State of
South Carolina.
The qualification for suffrage:
Managers of Election shall require
of every elector offering to vote at
any election, before allowing him or
her to vote, the production of his or
her registration certificate and proof
of the payment of all taxes, including
poll tax, assessed against him or her
and collectible during .the previous
year. The production of a certificate
or of the receint of the officer author
ized to collect such taxes shall be
conclusive proof of the payment
thereof.
Managers.
The following named persons have
been appointed as managers to conduct
the said election:
Batesburg?R. H. Timmerman.
Mike W. Fox, G. Perry Kirkland, S.
P. Aultman. /
W. P. Shealy^fr Store?.T. S. Mil- ?
ler, P. H. Derrick, L. "VV. Ricard.
Boylston?E. E. Hook, Paul Shull,
Clarence Keisler.
Brookland?Jesse V. Roof, L. F.
Price, Jas. W. Riser, T. A. Sox.
Brook?D. H. Price. A. P. Jumper,
L. J. Frick, Paul S. Lewis.
Cavce?D. R. Craft, J. L. Davis,
J. VV. Oswald. '
Chapin?S. J. Cannon. E. C.
Clark, B. J. O. I^ver, VV. E. Fulmer.
Cromer?Belton'M. Buff, "VV. Scott
Hook, Simon H. Shull. Lester F.
A.ddy.
('rout's Store?It. L. Oxner, Grover
A.sbill, Victor Shealy, Yoder .T. Swy?ert.
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Edmund?T. VV. Reeder, Geo. J.
Jefcoat, Jno. A. Griffith, Julian
Sharpe.
Gaston?J. "VV. Shumpert. J. R.
Lee, M. L. Pound.
Gilbert?R. L. Craps, E. S. Crout,
[saiah Taylor, K. B. Price.
Hollow Creek?"VV. S. Hook, "VV. S.
Long, J. C. B. Price. F. S. Oswald.
Irnio?Jno. E. Drelier. "VV. E.
Long, S. A. Mathias.
Red Bank?John S. Addy, "VV. D.
Rish, G. B. "Wilson, .1. F. Sharpe.
Leesville?Chas. A. Epting, L. V.
Shealy. I.. P. "Williamson, Bep T.
i'on.
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Lit?Aillg LUil V/ . *A . UIUCl , <1 uimii
it. Corley, Lewis B. Roof.
Macedonia?B. L. Amick, A. P.
^mick, G. W. Koon, Matthew Fulner.
Mims?Ben Rodgers, Henry Westnoreland,
A. Silas Clark, Ben J.
ioatwright.
Magnolia?Jacob Fulmer. C. M.
healv. C. K. Derrick.
Summerville?J. B. M. Stuck,
Cilli^s M. Addy, L. S. Counts, Jas.
largle. - ?
Pelion?O. L. Hutto, John C. _
rout. J. W. Roof. "
EfirdV Store?It. L. Connelly, H.
. Ballentine, J. D. Swygert, C. C.
healy. m
St. Matthews?J. D. McCartha,
V. H. Keisler, L. M. Steele, Killian
teele.
Stec-dman?E. P. Hall, T. K. Quatebauin.
J. Q. Barr. A. B. Quatlebauns.
Summit?.i. S. Shealy. 10. W. Frick,
'. H. Shealy.
Lower Fork?Uhett Younginer,
Juinton Lee Corley, H. 1'. Meetze.
Piney Woods?J. J. Rish, J. D.
iii-kley, Lester Frick. M. K. Frick.
Ridge Road?John Z. Swygert, II.
T. Caughinan. Silas Shealy. .T. I*,
idams.
Swansea?W. S. Jackson, D. H.
,awson, W. C. Rast. E. M. Martin.
Samaria?W. W. Quattlebaum. F.I
. Burgess, J. F. Jtankin.
Pool's Mill?C. A. Kirkland. Price}
efcoat. Frank Poole.
"Sandy Run?E. W. Redmo-i. J. A.j
hiilev, T. L. Williams.
Huffman's Burnt Mill ? B. ! '. J
Jerry, E. A. Smith. J. F. (Junior. j ?
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The IV la Tinkers at each precinct i
am oil above are re;; nested to dele- j
rate one of their number to secure
oxes and blanks for the election.
The first named manager at each! ___
ireeinet is to act as chairman of the ' ""
>oard at that precinct, and, under the .
aw. it is his duty to come for the
joxes, familiarize, himself with the
nstructions. and to see that the boxes
ire returned to the Clerk of the Comnissioners
of Election.
For boxes see D. E. Amiek. h<-x-|
nyton, S. C.
M. X. KLECKJJOV. Chairman. i
CLACDE 1). I.OAYMAXV
Commissioners of State and County j
Elections for Lexington County.
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