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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
2
Tax notice indicates tax arrears on a property with 10 percent paid, to be sold on the first Monday of December, overseen by the sheriff’s office. Public action to collect due taxes through regular Monday and Saturday postings until settlement.
Notice is given that Dantel Wihern as executor of the estate of Mekachorn, deceased, has applied for final discharge. A hearing is set for Thursday August 22. All persons with claims against the estate must file them with Daniel H. McEachern by 11:00 AM that day or be barred from recovery. Joe Carell Davis, Judge of Probate, Dillon County.
The Jordan Music Company of Mull ing partners with Charleston to launch a major piano sale and demonstration in Mullins starting Monday August 11 at 10 o clock lasting ten days. Lawcen Jordan heads the Mullings store and, with Fred Jordan and a team from Charleston, will display the latest player pianos, standard pianos, organs and talking machines. Each piano sale includes a boudoir chair and copies of popular sheet music. An afternoon musical program is planned with entertainment for attendees and the Indies are invited to make the Mullins store their headquarters during the event.
Ladies run the Mullins shop invite the public to visit Jordan Music Co to hear several new player pianos. The store positions itself as a convenient headquarters for customers seeking music and demonstrations.
Heavy rains have badly damaged tobacco across the county with reports of 20 to 40 percent loss in many areas. Farmers fear thousands of dollars in lost value from poor grades. The belt, not just Dillon, faces widespread damage, while cotton remains less affected as it had dried conditions but is shedding fruit. Farmers regret the timing as price hopes fade for better grades.
Having qualified as administrator of the estate of A LeRoy Bethea deceased, notice is here by given that all persons holding claims against the estate are to present them with proper authentication within the time provided by law or their recovery will be barred. All persons indebted to the estate are to make immediate payment to the undersigned administrator D W Bethea Administrator.
Dora Phillips administratrix of William Phillips deceased seeks final discharge. Hearing set for August 28 1919 at 10 a m.All claimants must file by 10 a m August 28 or face loss of rights. Also notice for Walter Berry estate and J H Berry administrator calls claims and debts for prompt payment.
County Superintendent of Education Rogers asks The Herald to announce a Citadel scholarship examination at his office next Friday at 9 o'clock. The $1200 scholarship offers Dillon County youths a chance for a free Citadel education. none awarded locally in two years.
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