Aiken County ScArchives News.....Aiken Social News Aiken SC 7-10-1939 July 11, 1939
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The Augusta Chronicle July 11, 1939
AIKEN SOCIAL NEWS
The Augusta chronicle 7-11-1939 – Tuesday

Aiken, S. C., July 10 – The Edward Croft Chapter, United Daughters of the 
Confederacy held its regular meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. A. 
Clark.  The program was in charge of Mrs. Luther Fanning and Mrs. A. R. 
Williams who acted as assistant hostesses to the society.  After the business 
routine the guest were entertained with a social hour.

Albert George is a patient at the Aiken County hospital where he underwent an 
appendix operation Saturday.  His condition is reported as satisfactory.

Miss Mary Steifel has returned to her home in Trenton, S. C., after a visit 
with Miss Caroline Woodward.

Dr. O. W. Topp, Hastings, Neb., and Dr. Harry E. Dawson, Augusta, Ga., have 
arrived at the Aiken County hospital to serve their internship.

Mr. and Mrs. William Lacey and Benjamin J. King are departing Saturday for New 
York and the World’s Fair.  

Mr. and Mrs. John T. Potter have returned to Aiken after a visit to the 
Florida beaches.

Mrs. Holbrook Wyman and young son, Holbrook, Jr., are occupying their cottage 
at Cedar Mountain, N. C., for the summer. 

The Revered George Lewis Smith, of St Mary’s Catholic church, is passing his 
vacation with relatives in New Jersey.

Mrs. John Gregg Chafee and Miss Clara Harrigal are going to Edgefield on 
Friday to attend the Edgefield Centennial celebration.  Charles Hadley Cooper, 
of Columbus, Ga., is arriving for a visit with Miss Harrigal and will 
accompany them.

Mrs. Charles Olmstead Adams and son, George Martin Thorpe, have gone to 
Savannah, Ga., for a visit with Mr. Adams.  Before returning they will visit 
relatives at Bluffton, S. C.

Miss Claudia Lea Phelps, of Aiken and Teaneck, N. J., and Mrs. Osmer Hutson 
have been appointed members of the South Carolina woman’s committee of the New 
York World’s Fair for “South Carolina Day” on Wednesday, July 18.  Miss Phelps 
who is passing the summer in New Jersey will join the South Carolina 
delegation at the World’s Fair.

Miss Mamie Bush has returned from a visit to Ellenton, S. C., where she 
attended the Stewart Cassel’s wedding on Friday evening. 

Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Molony and Billy Molony have returned from a visit to 
Savannah, Ga.

Mrs. B. R. Permenter is receiving treatment at the Aiken County hospital.

Dr. Philip J. McLean returned to the city Saturday after a visit with his son, 
Dr. P. J. McLean, Jr., and Mrs. McLean, at Abbeville.

Mrs. Robert W. Holliday and Miss Kathryn Holliday have returned from visits to 
Monrow and Washington, Ga.

The Reverend Leland Edmunds had been the guest of his mother at Sumter.  

E. L. Asbill, of Leesville, S. C., has arrived in Aiken to make his home.

G. L. Bigford, Jerome Courtney, J. M. Johnson, J. H. McElmurray, S. B. 
Williams, Joe West and W. L. Plunkett have departed for Blowing Rock, N. C., 
where they are attending the meeting of the Credit Productive Association.


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