Local Residents and Visitors Note Sunday Town Trips
A roundup of social mentions lists D C Tarleton and Jessie McEachern in town visitors, plus several weekend absences and arrivals. The notes include dates, towns like Marion Florence Lake View and Hamlet and mentions of college students and faculty returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie McEachern
Hamer
Sam Turner
Hamlet
N. C
O— Dr
E. J. Price
Clio
Mary Sprunt
Bethea
McLeods Infirmary
Louise
Ruth Manning
Marion
Fulton Elvington
Christine Temple
Lake View
Spradley Convicted Twice For School Attendance Violation
D G Spradley was found guilty in Judge Haselden's court of a second violation of the compulsory school attendance law. The county truancy officer had reported him months earlier, leading to a $10 fine paid by Spradley. A second arraignment involved a family Bible with children's ages, but the jury still convicted and judge imposed a $110 fine. Spradley, who lives near Dillon, appealed to the circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Spradley
Haselden
Spradley
Annie Bransford
Bradley
Circuit Court
Nye Herring Place
Dillon
Adams Named Dillon County Commissioner. 3000 Salary
The governor appoints J. C. Adams as Dillon county commissioner, with a 3000 per year salary. He will oversee roads bridges and county business with an advisory board of J. H. Hargrove C P. Hayes P. A. George replacing W. C. Parham. Adams aims to establish a sound business system for county affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Adams
Dillon County
Adams
J. H. Hargrove
C P. Hayes
P. A. George
W. C. Par
Town Property Sells At Strong Prices In Auction
Burtons Bros Auction Co. sold land for R. L. Lane last Friday with high demand. Eleven vacant lots near the Methodist church drew bids totaling 10 260 dollars, corner lot going to L. Cottingham for library use. W C Easterling home bid in at 4 645 dollars by J P Smith. Webber cottage on First Avenue sold to Wilbert Rising for 3 775 dollars. Dillon Market store room and Dillon Hotel land sold for 7 050 dollars to J R Hateh, with remaining hotel property and stores purchased by R L Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Bros. Auction Co
R. L. Lane
D. W. Bethea
L. Cottingham
W. C. Easterling
J. P. Smith
Webber
First Avenue
William Brick
Wilbert Rising
Dillon Market
Dillon
Charlie Saleeby
J.R. Hateh
Hursey Sargent Wedding Ties Hopeful Dillon Pair
Miss Laura Estell Hursey married Roy E. Sargent Monday at her parents home with Rev. W C Allen and Rev J A Langley officiating A 1918 Dillon High School graduate and Bowen Macfeat College alumna she met Mr Sargent in Camp Jackson payroll chief at American Express in Springfield Mass the couple plan to reside in Springfield Mass after a 6 35 train trip to Columbia Washington DC tour and southern stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Estell Hursey
Roy E. Sargent
J. A. Hursey
W. C. Allen
Mendelsshon
J. A. Langley
Hursey
Dillon High School
Bowen- Macfeat
Business College
Columbia
S. C
Sargent
Vermont
Camp Jackson
Miss Hursey
American Express Company
Springfield
Mass
South
Washington, D. C
Dillon
Cause of Olive Poison Linked to Sterilization Failures
Specialists from the Bureau of Chemistry report that insufficiently high heat during sterilization of ripe olives in glass containers allowed botulinus germ to develop. Twenty five deaths occurred two months ago. The New York Times notes the finding. The Dillon County Teacher Association met on Saturday March 27 with Supt. W D Roberts presiding and discussions on school closings led by Prof. Magginis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Chemistry
New York Times
Teacher's Association
Dillon County
Teacher's Assciation
W. D. Roberts
Magginis
Winthrop Training School
Civic League
Marion Leads In Pee Dee Census Returns
Census results released in Washington on Tuesday show Marion leading with 3,892 residents. Hartsville follows with 3,624 and Bennettsville with 3,197 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Pee Dee
Hartsville
Bennettsville
Washington
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Rowland
Mrs. W. Murchison
Herbert Wallace
J. H. McLaurin
D. Worth McKinley
Florence
P. L. Bethea
O. W. Ramsey
Bertha, Moore
Salem College
Shuford Tindall
Warren
Julia Bethea
Weilers Gaddy
Gaddys Mill
Miss Harriett McLees
Miss Mannig McLees
Ellen White
Jack Watson
A. P. Bethea
Jno. Hargrove
Pinehurst
T. W. Berry
Houston Manning
Latta
Mrs. W. R. Williamson
Brother
Jack Mahon
Lula Tatum
Flora McDonald College
J. H. Dudley
Charleston
Mrs
Jimmie Parks
Rocky Mount
France
Miss Louise Moore
D. L. Moore
J. B. Ramsey
Williams, S. C. Oe
Coker College
Lattn
J. B. Umphreys
R. Umphrey
D. B. Umphrey
Edwards Umphrey
Robeson County
Laura Hursey
Roy C. Sargent
Rebecca Pickens
Daughters of the American Revolution
Duvall
Cheraw
Sam J. Huffman
The
Woodmen of the World
General Assembly
W. T. Bethea
Bethea-Carmichael Furniture Co
C. L. Moody
Moody
Moody Drug Co
R. P. Hamer
County Federation of Women’s Clubs
J. R. McElwee
Rock Hill
South Carolina
County Federation
Hursey-Sargent
Jersey
Guernsey-Jersey
Tamsworth Duroc
Duroc
Abe
J. W. Connelly
Oxfords
New Ideas
Knox
Stetson
E. T. Elliott, Jr
J.D. Hargrove
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