The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-05-18
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6 ksburg, May 17.-Summeriand
- announces it's commencement
- as follows: Friday evening
Fl q Sssfb recital by the Expression
with several musical
81, This department is under
: ID Carroll of Lexington. On
Hmprning, May %, the sermon
81 duating class will be de-
SNHy8 Rev. J. l.. Morgan, presl-
0Y the North Carolina SYNOD.
S1y S Petrea will address the
Peoples Missionary Society on
"a eyening. Both these services
held ire Wittenburg Lutheran
..at Leesville. Glass day exer-
viii sbe held Monday morning
sEnflepe auditorium. The meet
He. board Of trustees will be
11 O'Clock Monday morning at
-
SS6asociatior will be held at noon.
NV evening the annual concert
the music department will De
S2n ON Tuesday morning the
ltrattrE exercises will be held and
ESadiress delivered by Sister Eliza
2k Darish deaconess Of St. Johns
j. 3arrl. charleston, S.. c. The public
|ksordiaIly invited to attend all OF
sese1ercises.
She dwelling house and contents of
ira l.. Koon, near Summerland
$1llpxe. was destroyed by. fire Satur-
night about o'clock. The ORR
efSl oy the fire is unknown but is
&S6aglft to have caught from the
6faSeroom. Everything in the house,
Hfcauding bedding, wearing apparel
ana cooking utensils were totally de-
stroyed. The loss is estimated to be
Between. $4,000 and $4,000, with in
6QxanCS tO cover, VI oiiiS @|o00'
IS, DrsE. PendIeton Jones has re-
W1rned from a trip to Chattanooga,
Tenn, where he attended the South
ern Baptist convention held last week
Inthat city.
s Solicitor Callison of Lexington was
here on business Saturday.
Hon. McKendree Barr of Leesville
viii finish the law course at the Uni
yersity of South Carolina at the COM
ing commencement and i is crafty
ing to his many friends in Batesburg
to know that he will locate immedi-
ately after being admitted to the bar,
in our town for the practice of his
profession.
Judge c.. NJ. Efrd, a member of
the Lexington bar and one Of the
best lawyers in South Carolina, was
here on legal business Monday.
Hon. George Bell Zimmerman
spent Saturday and Sunday in town
as the guest of his sister. Mrs. Col
we'll Cullum.
Bishopville are spending few days
in town with Mrs Stuckey's mother,
Mrs. E. Jones.
DR.. T. A. Smith, we'll known
and popular physician of Gilbert, was
here on business Monday.
The old ,Batesburg and Steedman
telephone line was sold at auction
Monday in Batesburg to Mr.. Luther
Smith of Gilbert. 1t is reported that
the line will be repaired and put in
working order in short while. There
has been no service on this line for
several months.
Mr.. J. Henry Bodie. the popular
and efficient postmaster of Leesville,
delivered three interesting lectures
Sunday at Ciydes chapel in Saluda
county and Concord and Middleburg
churches on thu important subject of
Christian Education" Nj. Bodie
is a high toned Christian gentleman
and the Methodist church is FORUM
ate in securing his services in such
an important work.
Mrs. Albert G. Jones has returned
from visit to her sister in Chatta-
nooga. Tenn.
The. annual reception of the Senior
class of Summerland college was held
at the home Of Mrs Matte G. kneece
last Friday evening The commence
inent exercises Of the Graded and
High schools Of Bat. sburg and Lees-
vile will begin the first of next weel,
An interesting program has been ar
ranged by superintendent. w. F.
Scott. and the members of the faculty.