Local notes and visits across Dillon county and nearby towns
The column lists numerous social visits and travel across Dillon, Latta, Darlington, Marion, Hendersonville, and nearby towns. Residents including Herbert NAS Jdoms boy, Vera Satterwhite, Louise Moore, Miss Cora Bell, Miss Sallié Carlisle, and others are mentioned visiting relatives, attending gatherings, or traveling to Jackson Springs, Hendersonville, Yorkville, and Pelzer. Coroner George N McCall nears recovery while Frank Barr remains at large after the Edwards killing.
Week's News at Clio Highlights Local Socials
Miss Lenn Pate visits Rowhuul with rehilives at Bennettsville. Mrs JB Monroe spends Thursday with Mr Willis Turlington's family in Bennettsville. Dr BE McLeod rests at Gloun Springs due to overwork. Lon Bierke spends Thursday night with friends repairing his congressional fences.
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Clio
Lenn Pate
Rowhuul
JB Monroe
Willis Turlington
Bennettsville
BE McLeod
Gloun Springs
Lon
Bierke
Ose Vrar
Local notices and socials fill Bennettsville week
Residents report travel visits and family news across Bladen Union areas. Allen of Pilluan visits Dillon relatives. McLaurin returns from South Dakota. Weatherly sues grandmother. Pike encampment activity noted. Church and school events, farm meetings, and a Navy man Frank Gibson arrive home from Boston. July 20 lists melon truckers closing out supplies and local residents traveling to Sumter and Lynchburg.
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Mary Gallowa
Ise Villiis
HL Galloway
Congress
Ben Hettsville
Local residents and visitors noted in town
Mr Kilpatrick at his barber shop. Mr DS Frozier of Columbia visits his daughter Effie at DP McKaurin’s home. Myrtle Ivey returns home after a week with friends in McColl. Mrs Jas H Stanton hosts friends after trips to Lynchburg Sumter and Rosemary. Octogenarian John R Wilkes back from Charleston cataract treatment. Fred R Eisenmann visits in Columbia. Martha Reedy stays with Dr Howard Reedy’s family in Rowland. Mrs Carl Chamness of Blenheim seen with bereaved father. Rev AT Dunlap of Martsville visits town, former pastorate. Milton Stanton visits Rockingham. Rev John L Graves at Clemson college aids Beulah revival. Neil M Carmichael enjoys Montreat and other North Carolina resorts. Misses Sallion and Macey Grace Bidens visit Bennettsville. Louise Eyans and Nellie Fife visit Hellown at Dr GS Evans’s home. OM Foxworth and daughter Win of Latta spend pleasant days with relatives here.
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Kilpatrick
DS Frozier
Columbia
Effie
Fred R Eisenmann
Martha Reedy
Howard Reedy
Rowland
N. G.patrickirk
Sumer
Carl Chamness
Blenheim
Dunlap
Martsville
Milton Stanton
Rockinham
Neil M Carmichael
Montreat
Sallion
Macey
Grace Bidens
Bennettsville
Ane
Louise Eyais
Hellown
GS Evans
OM Foxworth
Mixs Win
Latti
Marlboro County Announces Democratic Candidacy Slates
A garbled but legible notice lists candidates for Marlboro County offices including Auditor Treasurer Sheriff and County Supervisor. Names include JP Campbell Sherey, WA Ianshaw, AD Ral Woodley, CW Croshind, AD Ryans, WO Graham, Krank Manning, all declaring primary election participation under Democratic rules.
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Silerereby
Tiyself
Marlboro
Jevanaerts
Wiyself
Sheritof
Ohio
AD Ral Woodley
Shereby
CW Croshind
Mirioro Couns
Tle
Ryans
Clerk of Court candidacy announced after Democratic primary
The clerk of court announces candidacies for the clerkship pending the outcome of the Democratic primary. Names mentioned include John TH Thomas Jel! 1) Elders and Yom U Hamer as candidates subject to party selection.
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John TH Thomas
Courk
Jel
Democratic Candidates Enter Local Races and Senate Bid
The notice proclaims a candidate for Clerk of the County, a candidate for Congress from the sixth district, and a U S Senate hopeful seeking Democratic primary support. It also advertises anti bilious and woman relief remedies with sale details and health claims.
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Congress
Travel schedule highlights for regional routes and times
Daily AM departures vary by city with routes from McCotl to Jacksonville Portsmouth Richmond and New York. Early morning services include 6 20 6 38 and 7 38 AM from McCotl and Vyetteville to multiple hubs. Evening runs list 9 45 PM from Kallick and 4 30 AM to New York with several intermediate stops.
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McCot
ASCA
Glady
Payetteville
FAS
Drake and
Menhein
M. Hott
M. Glaily
Gibson
Scot
Drake
M. Clailyy
Vyetteville
Norfolk
Richman
New York
Sumter
Colmbia
Angusty
Wiliichton
Dillon
Charleston
Jacksantvill
Kallick
Portsmouth
Riehmiond
Dima Eters
New Loin. SW. Me few and New York Contreller at Maxton
With remarks about railway charges and connections, the item mentions McCotl and Bienheim and Drake. It references Coast Line train fees, Suaiter teville, and Richmond, noting piles and tonsil issues addressed by Dunn’s Ointment priced at 30 cents.
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New Loin
New York
Doun
Dug Down Telephone Line Near Breeden Plantation
A county road work project undermined a telephone line north of town near E W Breeden's plantation. Last week a long span of poles and wires crossed the road from the creek to Clarence Breedon. Telephone crews and road crews worked to prop the line and keep travel open while repairs were made.
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E W Breeden
Clarence Breedon
Bucklen Arnica Salve Praised by Local Purchaser
JW Jenkins of Chapel Hill endorses Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best in the world for healing wounds burns and sores. He cites curing a felon on a thumb and reports reliable healing from application. Available at Pomglas and Breeden drug store for 25 cents.
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Bucklen
JW Jenkins
Chapel Hill, N
Pomglas & Breeden
Nabare
Elainy
John Taylor Peatolngr
Bright
Thundy Hona Ilollis & Co
John G Sanders
Townsend
Toad
Jordan Inquest
Jd Mannerlyn Hanlin
Honoyan
Townsend Linder
David Bowd
Mitchell Melean
Muller Co Board
Metoher Pauper
Lleustess Thu
OM Pond
Americus Sanders
Yoo
Wrank Adams
Harris Jenkins
Lawn Oakley
Wu i David
Gilbert Vid
Teague
Guy Ichard Cain
Eno
Urprise Haw CO
John Dudley F
Manning, JR
Attendants at Ben Nettetsville Teachers Institute
The list includes Margaret Carter Daisy Carlisle Blanche Coward Pearl Coward Evelyn Rogers Gera Rogers Virgie McLaurin J Belle McRae Eliza beth Newton Florrie Stubbs Clara Jordan Annie Wright The Wright MD Carlisle John F Dees. Also ad copy for Dr Shoop’s Pink Paint tablets claiming quick relief and sale by J Douglas.
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Bennettsvilles
Margaret Carter
Daisy Carlisle
Blanche Coward
Pearl Coward
Evelyn Rogers
Gera
Rogers Rogers
Virgie McLaurin
J Belle McRae
Elizabeth Newton
Florrie Stubbs
Clara Jordan
Annie Wright
the Wright
MD Carlisle
John F Dees
Bennettsville man disputes Advocate arrest report
Daniel Spears of Bennettsville says he is not the man the Advocate identified as arrested for breaking into a house in McColl. The real arrestee is described as a man named Spon whose full name remains unclear in the report.
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Daniel Spears
Bennettsville
Dr Shoop's Cough Cure Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement touts Dr Shoop’s Cough Cure claiming to soothe the cough and heal the mucous membranes using wholesome green leaves and tender stems from a mountainous shrub. It promises no opium or chloroform and urges demand for Dr Shoop’s with no other brands.
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Phoop Leis Guueiers
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