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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1920

Page

5

Personal Notices From Dillon Area Social Roundup

Miss Nef Smith spent Monday in Fayetteville and Mrs Senaford Tindall of Marion is in town this week. Mr. Walter Nicholson of Bingham came in Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Max Fass went to Charleston Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hunter of City spent Monday in town. Mrs. Thelma Edens spent Sunday with relatives. Many local residents and visitors are noted at events and gatherings across town with church, school, and wedding news featured throughout.

Walter Nicholson Bingham Max Fass Charleston Mrs. M. A. Hunter City Town P. A. George Latta T¢ Town Gertie Mcynaid Flossie Ammons A. B. Watson of Rowland Eloise Wright Bennettsville Lillie Dew A. B. Welch L. E. Maslon Nell ‘Smith Fayetteville Mary Carmichael Kentyre R. Regan Charlie Stackhouse Richardson Springs California Weasley Stackhouse E. O. Bransford Edna Tf David Helen David

Turner Jackson wedding in First Baptist Dillon

Miss Winnie Davis Jackson of Dillon wed Samuel Henry Turner of Hamlet NC at the First Baptist church. The ceremony featured a musical program by local artists, a duchess satin bride, and a reception at the bride’s home before a honeymoon to Florida and Cubs then home to Hamlet NC.

First Baptist Church Winnie Davis Jackson Dillon Samuel Henry Turner Hamlet N. C W. J. Summerlin Latta W. C. Allen W. H. Powers R. L. Lane J. H. Turner Pageland Bethea J. E. Bethea Agnes Mary Davis Louise Bizzerd North Carolina Points Florida Cubs

Pretty Church Wedding at Mt. Andrew Church

Miss Bessie Stack wed Kenneth Hodges in a green and white themed ceremony at Mt Andrew Church on the eighth of May. The service featured singers Louise McQueen and Virginia Thompson, with ushers Jack Green and Joe Stackhouse and bridesmaids led by Henrietta Hodg.

Schafer Little Rockes Gladys Moore Lillie McLauchlin Louise Blizzard Mary Elizabeth Baltimore Stackhouse Lois Williams Agnes Belle McLaurin W. B Ne ‘O W. M. Allen New Holly Church Louise McQueen Annie Ruth Hodges May Sykes School House Wear Dillon J. O. Guthrie W. H. Hodges Virginia Bransford Virginia Thompson Mendleshon Bessie Stack Kenneth Hodges Mt. Andrew Church Jack Green Joe Stackhouse Little Harriett Way Henry Roberts Thomas Hamer Louise Floyd Lohengrin James Gandy Joe Burges Dewey Truluck Robert McLaurin Douglas Blizzard Ben Stackhouse Lacy Bethea Will Thrower Henrietta Hodg

Cottingham son cited for gallantry in General Orders No 1

Mr. T. T. Cottingham received from Maj. Gen. Summerall a copy of General Orders No. 1 dated January 1, 1920, citing his son Thomas R. Cottingham who fell at Soissons, France, in July 1918 for gallantry and meritorious service. He previously received a Pershing certificate praising gallantry and bravery in action.

T. T. Cottingham Summerall Thomas R. Cottingham Soissons France Cottingham Gen. Pershing

Minturn Beats Latta In High School Baseball

Minturn High School defeated Latta High 17 to 7 as most runs came in two innings. Star pitcher Johnson started strong, then Smith relieved with no runs allowed. Minturn showed powerful hitting and solid fielding, hinting at a Pee Dee championship bid.

Minturn High School Latta High Latta Johnson Mintura Smith Minturn Jude

Thief Raids Boarding House Steals Clothes Overnight

A bold thief entered the boarding house of W. J. David in the early hours Sunday and stole clothing from guests totaling over 550 dollars. The thief entered nearly every room, taking items guests had just removed to sleep, leaving many with nothing to wear. Losses include Dr. J. R. Davis 200 dollars, Oscar Rogers 150, Mr. Wilson 180.80, W. W. Thompson 35, and J. Hayes 15, plus watches and other valuables. Rogers, who shared Thompson’s room, lost everything except a cap.

W. J. David J. R. Davis Oscar Rogers Mr. Wilson W. W. Thompson J. Hayes Florence Mr. Thompson

Shower for Bride-Fleet Honors Miss Stackhouse

A miscellaneous shower was given Monday by Mrs. W. Floyd of Floydale in honor of Miss Bessie Stackhouse. Guests pinned wish cards on a green and white display while fruit salad olives caramel cake and black coffee were served. Stackhouse collected a clothesline laden with linen gifts then received a basket of cut glass and silver from Mrs. H. B. Floyd.

H. B. Floyd

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