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The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1918

Page

5

Local Notices and Social Updates from Dillon

A compilation of brief society notes from Dillon detailing visitors in town from Lake View Latta Richmond and Columbia. War era remarks include Liberty Bonds for Maple Camp W O W and Democratic Club reorganization urged. Bill Smith promoted to news editor at Charleston paper.

Bill Smith Dillon Charleston News and Courier Mr. Smith The Herald Wilmington Star News and Courier

Methodist Church Services on Main Street Schedule

The Methodist Church on Main Street announces Sunday School at 10 A M with W Harry Muller as Superintendent and preaching at 11 A M and 8 P M by Pastor Dr Watson B Duncan. The notice invites public participation and notes a Wednesday service. The text includes garbled lines about Morris and a question and mentions a president and teacher roster.

Main Street Methodist Church Watson B. Duncan W. Harry Muller Morris L. Jr Sevice and Tencher-Trattson

Juvenile Missionary Society Meets With Korea Theme

The Juvenile Missionary Society of the Methodist church held its last meeting with Maxine Watson. Lei la Braddy opened with scripture and four teen answered the roll. Jennie Cottingham read, Margaret Wood provided music, and Sallie DuBose led prayer. Mrs. Watson brought refreshments. Next meeting with Beatrice Rogers Saturday focuses on Korea. Mary T. Edwards, Supt. of Publicity.

Juvenile Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Maxine Watson Leila Braddy Rell Jennie Cottingham Margaret Wood Uiss Korea Mary T. Edwards

County Federation Meeting In Dillon County

The Dillon County Federation of Women's Clubs holds its spring meeting at Little Rock on Saturday April 27. Members must send names ten days prior and delegates will give short reports on work since last spring. Visiting speakers include Miss Madeline Spigner and Mrs. W R Hollowell, praised by Mrs. W N Hutt for Minturn impressions.

Dillon County Federation of Women’s Clubs Little Rock Miss McLees Miss Evans Madeline Spigner South Carolina School Improvement Association

Election in church elects elder and two deacons

Following Sunday service at the Pr jan church a congregational meeting selected Prof. W. E. Moore as elder and Messrs. Williams and Stead Stackhouse as deacons. An ordination service is planned in the near future.

Pr Jan W. E. Moore Messers.y Williams Stead Stackhouse

Minister Without Portfolio Definition in Britain

An international authority notes the term minister without portfolio is used in England with no direct local equivalent. Before December 1916 the British cabinet included political chiefs of major departments and numbered over 20 members.

England

German World War helmet on display in Morris Fass show

An authentic German helmet from a dead European battleground is in Morris Fass’s show window. It passed to Jno C Bethea Jr with the expeditionary forces in France and was sent to his mother Mrs Hettie Bethea. The helmet bears a bullet hole at the rear, showing how its wearer died, drawing notable attention.

Morris Fass Europe Jno C. Bethea, Jr France Bethea Hettie Bethea

Dillon County Federation Women’s Clubs program outline

Dillon County Federation Women’s Clubs of Little Rock South Carolina presents a meeting program on April 27 beginning at 10 A.M. with music and an invocation by Rev. S. J. Bethea. Welcome by Miss Mae Smith, response by Miss Ruby Coleman, president’s address, minutes, and an address on School Improvement by Miss Madeline Spigner. Lunch, then 2 P.M. unfinished business, an address on Home Economy by Christine South, Red Cross report, adjournment by Miss.

Dillon County Federation Women’s Clubs Little Rock S. C S. J. Bethea Mae Smith Ruby Coleman Madeline Spigner Christine South Red Cross

Democratic Clubs of Dillon County Gather for Delegates

Pursuant to party by laws the Democratic Clubs of Dillon County convene Saturday April 27 1918 between 11 am and 4 pm to elect delegates to the County Convention on May 6 at noon. Clubs to reorganize and elect officers and committees with delegations based on member counts from the first election. A.B. Jordan J. Earle Kether chair secretary. 4-18-2t

State Democratic Party Dillon County Weloek Dillon Fork Little Rock Judson Kemper Bermuda Mt. Cassant Hill Hamer Oak Grove A.B. Jordan J. Earle Kether

Meeting of Masons at Mackey Lodge No 77

The regular monthly meeting of Mackey Lodge No 77 4 M will be held next Monday night at the lodge. All Masons are urged to attend.

Mackey Lodge No the Lode

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