County News And Happenings In The Town
Social event notes list Miss Myrtle Tynan of Georgetown as guest of honor at a party hosted by Miss Grace Hau et and a group of sisters. Winds and weekends bring visits from Misses Richardson Gaddy Croxton Bethea Carmichael Thompson and others. Anniversaries celebrated include a tin wedding for Mr and Mrs R F McLendon with flowers and ice cream. Rescue Workers report adopting a fifth month old child rescued from the colored district. Capt Gibson seeks a trained nurse within 16 days for Dillon duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Jolia Hawer
Myrtle Tynan
Georgetown
Grace Hau~et
Misens
Annie A Thompson
Mary Cottingham
Marion Richardson
North
Boston
Muse
Kate Gaddy
Mable Croxton
Faynie Sue Bethea
Mildred Carmichael
Marie Thompson
Bertha ‘Fags
Margary Caldwell
May McCormac
Johnie Thompson
Keller Smith
Jorn Jordan
Hugh Moore
James Hamer
Joe Taber
Hill Netten
Marion Michaux
Melvin Nackman
Wrightsville Beach
J. K. Brewer
Wrights Beach
Bessie Smith
Gernie Hayes
Lake View
Murray Ford
Nichols
Etten Bryant
John
Dillon
R. F. McLendon
West Hampton Street
Milton Hive
Tuna
North Carolin
P. ©. Didigs
Adeytial
Gibson
Cumberland General Hospital
Fayetteville
N.C
B. Y. Gideon
Local Families Gather for Visits and Travel Plans
Sellers family members Kathleen Annie and Leila Sellers spend time in Washington D C. Ernest Page and family with W D Sellers and son Joby C. visited Myrtle Beach last week. Mitch plans a month long trip visiting Asheville New York City and other points. D E Oliver and children returned from North Carolina trip. Underwood family attended church services in Marion. Corey Watson and family of Savannah Georgia visited relatives here recently.
Married in France A Stackhouse Union Draws Broad Interest
The marriage of Robert Boyd Stackhouse, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Stackhouse, to Antoinette Potier of Le Mans France, was celebrated August 12 at Temple Evangelique Le Mans. The couple, met during overseas service, will reside in Americus Georgia with Stackhouse’s parents’ summer home in Saluda mentioned. Invitations were issued in French in both families’ names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Stackhouse
R. P. Stackhouse
Dillon
The
Herald
Robert Boyd Stackhouse
T. B. Stackhouse
A. S. Manning
Columbia
United States
Saluda
Mile
Antoinette Potier
Monsieur
Madame Potier
Rue Sainte-Marie
le Mans
France
Temple Evangelique
Stackhouse
Aiericus
Soldier Bowles Sought After Killing Farmer in Durham
Durham area searches are on for Claud Bowles ex-soldier after he shot and killed Thelbert Ellis, a prosperous farmer of Person County, near the homes of Mr and Mrs Pomp Day. Mrs Ellis witnessed the event as Bowles fired twice after an argument by a tobacco barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Person Counties
Claud Bowles
Thelbert Ellis
Person County
Pomp Day
Durham-Person
Ellie
Ellis
Bowles
Elie
Eille
Olyse
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Fertilizer Salesmen Headed to Florence South Carolina
Sixty fertilizer salesmen from Louisiana Texas Arkansas and Mississippi left New Orleans for Florence South Carolina to study soil fertility and tour farms in Florence Darlington Dillon and Marlboro counties. Prof J N Harper will lead the Western party with lectures from the Southern Soil Improvement committee staff over two days and farm tours lasting two to three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Mississippi
Florence
S. C
Southern Soil Improvement Committee
Atlanta
Shreveport
South Carolina
Soil Improvement Committee
Darlington
Dillon
Marlboro
J. N. Harper
South Carolina Experiment Improvement Con
Charleston
Denison College
Souther Golf Improvement Committee
EB. K. Huey
J. T. Sineli
Cotton Association warns price collapse hurts South crops
The American Cotton Association issued a stark statement from Columbia urging unity in the fourteen cotton states to defend prices. Planes include a September Montgomery meeting to set minimum prices, promote a shift to food crops, and expand warehouses and cooperative marketing to secure the U S cotton crop against low world prices.
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Columbia
Teleran
Fh American Cottonciasion
South
American Cotton Association
England
America
Europe
Woonottaker
National Board of Eectors
Montgomery
Alabama
Emery County
National Finance Committee
B. F. McLeod
Charleston
National Executive Committee
National ‘Board of Directors
Aerwan
Celal
Dilla Schools opening faces teacher housing strain
The fall session of the Dilla Schools will open Tuesday under Prof Totwi ts guidance. A teacher shortage plagues many towns as filling vacancies proves difficult. Prof Roberts has assembled a strong, experienced faculty but eight teachers lack housing. Dillon citizens are urged to offer private rooms.
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Dilla
Seydentier Tih
Totwi'ts
Dane
Praneewits
Roberts
Dillon
W. D. Roberts
Lykesland
8. C
Isla McKenzie
Lon
S. C
Sophie Richards
Liberty Hill
S.C
Lena Baxley
Gibson
N. C
Mary Sprouse
Fountain Inn
Margaret Cary Center
Landrum
3. C
Marian Harvey
Greenwood
Arnie Copepedze
Wadeshoroa
N.C
Eddie Lou Rast
Cameron
iGrade
Margaret Ridge
Bowling Green
Mise Milters
Lillon
S. C. Etinol
Rath Alen
Dil
Addie Theharileon
George L. Warr
Mrs. Wilson Neck Measurement Mixup at National Museum
Mrs. Wilson nearly had official records show a thirty five inch neck after measurements for a sculptor displaying gowns of presidential wives. An assistant read thirty five inches but the sculptor corrected the tape indicating a misread on the wrong side. Mrs. Wilson laughed and said she thought it was pretty big.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
National Museum
Wm. H. Egberts
Hamer Reflects on Dillon County Service in Farewell Letter
J A S W Hamer writes to Dillon County voters acknowledging service in South Carolina House duties. He notes committee roles on Ways and Means, education funding, road bills, fertilizer inspection, and opposition to unnecessary bills. He thanks supporters and states future moves will aid Dillon County and the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem Milt
Hamer
Udiwe Dillon Herald
Hendersonville
Alwys
Dillon County
Paul Jours P
J. W. Hamer
South Carolina
Tai
Jas W
Ways and Means
Unis
Bat
Huns
Unclear OCR Fragment Reaches For News Card
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Three Maryland Kids Ride With Mer Wilson
Three Maryland youngsters happened upon a White House motorcade in Rock Creek Park. President Wilson invited them aboard for a 45 minute drive toward his home, answering their questions as they toured Connecticut Avenue. The boys, sunburned and excited, shook hands with the president and Mrs. Wilson before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holwitz Rock Creek Park
Wilson
White House
Jad
Secret Service
Campaign opens in counties race with meetings in Dillon Latta and Floydale
Local campaign opens with meetings in Little Rock Dillon Floydale and Latta. Candidates include Ellerbe Muller McKay Moody McLaurin Fair Hargrove Haselden Mahone Moody Gasque and S V Lane Proctor. Gravel road plans surface Dillon Latta route with community gravel offers and Main Street updates cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caupaien
Little Rock
Dillon
Floydale
Ney Wil
Latta
Raete
Trish
Calvary
Pleasant Hill
House of Representatives
Earle R. Ellerbe
W. H. Muller
Jan
W. McKay
Jack Q. Moody
Sam McLaurin
Clyde Sessions Betthea
J. Ben Edwards
V. Lane
Dew C. Martin
S. S. Proctor
S. Fair
N. B. Hargrove
L BL Haselden
H. Mahone Moody
B. F. Gasque
Local Democratic Club Forms 25 Dollar Fund Drive
Chaleman TW Berry leads a 25 dollar fund drive targeting 100 contributors to back the Democratic presidential campaign. The effort includes listed supporters and a note on committee filings and eligibility, with nearby figures referenced in connection to the fundraising push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaleman TW
Berry
Diller Conny
Elmpaten Fond
Pallawhag Geatbeaten
Manning
Houston Manning
TL Manning
Malinne
Betheanels
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Missionary Societies of the Presbyterian Church
D. M. Dillon
Prance
Mr. Anil
Stxty
Pee Dee
Pather
Neptune
Jersey
Lowg Felind Shires
Central
T. W. Berry
Democratic Fund
LeRoy Williams
Fairmont, N. c
Morouet
Martie
Sleer Ton
Gay Lane
Seth Tree
Saint Cage
Maryland
Mer. Wilson
Wey
Adams
Dillon-Latta
J. H. David
Fhunet
Main Street
Second Avenue
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