Autumn wedding reception at the Hayes home
Guests gathered in the living room and hall with Minn Mer Atkinson presiding. Miss Flora Belle McLeod oversaw the register as Mrs. Mamie Smith and Mrs. Hudson Fore received attendees. A turkey dinner and sweet course followed, with favors of hand tinted leaves pinned by Desnie Hayes, Mannie Fore, and Hassel Fore. The bride’s cake sat at the center of a battenburg table cloth and miniature bride while music by Mrs. Summerlin and others complemented the evening before guests departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baronet
viaHtora
Minn Mer
Atkinson
Flora Belle McLeod
Mamie Smith
Hudson Fore
B. B. Berry, Jr
Hoyt Watson
Etta Sucellera
Mines Mae Fore
Elsie Coleman
Edith Wejams
Nora Coleman
Mildred Fore
Alliné Hayes
Desnie Hayes
Mannie Fore
Hassel Fore
Everett ,Atkine
Victor Berry
T. E. Fore
John C. Allen
F. W. Williams
Clarence Pore
Misser
Sarah Berry
Gladys Allen
W. J. Summerlin
B. B Berry, Jr. Fiolin
N. A. McMillan
Tobacco group predicts large pledges after meetings
South Carolina Tobacco Association officials hailed meetings as boosting momentum for a broadened plan. They expect 5 to 10 million pounds pledged by partners and signers, with many small planters joining, and several prominent growers among the signees. The movement aims to accelerate production and direct results from the ongoing campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leed
C. W. Ramsey
Bennethin
Vir- Tiros Sant
North Carolina
South Carolina Tobacco Association
New Light Plant Proposed for Dillon Town
Wade Stackhouse argues Dillon must replace its aging power plant with a $45 000 modern facility delivering 400 hp peak and 200 hp duplicate units. He projects annual operating costs near $12 000, monthly income of about $2 200 from lights and water, and says the project will pay for itself in four years if bond funding passes and growth continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Ttme
Dilton
South
Florida
New England
Po Gotton
Wade Stackhouse
Accidental Shot Kills Youth in Walterboro
In Wilkins or upper Colleton county, Raymt and Maxcey of Wiltems die in a home accident. The event occurred at W F Jones�s residence when the youths Grayson and Mrs Grayson sent them on an errand. A gun in a ma 'over tin door discharged after Maxcey touched it, killing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenne Tepes
Tax Return Form Mention Dates Incomplete
A fragment mentions a tax return with references to January and January 16th but lacks clear context or names. Read as a small filed item noting possible due date confusion or clerical detail.
Local notes on residents and visits in Latta and Elliott
Mrs Bugens Marey of Columbia visited her mother Mrs L K Boethea. Sadie Player spent the weekend with friends at Latta. Edward Welch of Elliott has accepted a position at the Park Garage. Mrs W J McNell spent a few days in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Bugens
Marey
Columbia
Baadeen
L._K. Boethea
Sadie Player
Latta
Edward Welch
Elliott, N
Park Garage
Tom Thumb Wedding at Fork92
A Tom Thumb wedding occurred on the night of November 22 at Fork. Mrs Ruby Fort Carmichael played piano with Miss Lucile Bethea, then guests entered in a formal procession led by Arthur King and Arthur McQueen. The couple were Miss Carolyn Rogers and Sam Rogers gave her away. Proceeds fund new Methodist church infant class chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Thumb
Ruby Fort Carmichael
Lucile Bethea
Ian Ace Leis
Mendelshon
Carmichael
Arthur King
Arthur McQueen
Benall Rogers
Spencer King
Kathleen Brogden
Thea Jones
Lula Tart
Mary Watson Schofield
Dorothy Jones
Boyd Fort Carmichael
William King
Frank Simons
Louise Jones
Sarah Brogden
Carolyn Rogers
Sam Rogers
J. Lewis
Ruby Fort Fchael
Frank Rogers
New Methodist Shuroh
Marion Voters Back School Bond in Nichols District
Marion Dec 6 voters approved a 20000 bond to build a new school and raised the levy by seven mills in Nichols district by a unanimous 51 to 0 vote. A post election meeting planned early construction and operation, aiming for next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Nichols
J. Wall
Marion County
Nichole
Claimed Le Phone Invention Neglected by Bell
Laurens December 6 Thomas M Workman died at the Laurena county home. He claimed to have inventions or first thoughts on telephony later perfected and patented by Bell in 1876. He sought a patent through a second party but Bell secured the rights. In later years he wrote reminiscences for local papers. He was about 80 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurens
Thomas M. Workman
Bell
Laurena County
Mr. Workman
Surprising confrontation at Wil Eivingtons plantation barn
Six white men and one Black man confronted Deputy Sheriff Lester and Percy Modlin when they moved in to arrest them at a talenco barn on Wil Eivingtos plantation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
Percy Modlin
Talenco
Wil Eivingtos’e Plantation
Highway Project 66 Progress Under Stuart VA
Major Otin M Page of Washington DC leads Virginia work on Highway 66 east of Stuart with Burgess and Atkerson of Scottsville as contractors. The project aims for topsoil at the east end and seeks state and federal compliance under engineer supervision. Mr Hundley of West Virginia assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal. OM
Stuart
Patrick County
Vate
Otin M. Page
D. C
Burgess and Atkerson
Scottsville
Morse Returns Aboard Paria Yet Left In Europe Request
Havre to New York steamer Paria sails at 8 30 PM carrying Charles W Morse sought by the U S Department of Justice. Morse says no reply from Attorney General Daugherty to his wish to stay in Europe for medical treatment through January. At the American consulate no reply was received by night. Morse tells AP he may return if alive in January and slips aboard quietly until a stateroom change is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre, Dee
Paria
Charles W. Morse
United States
Department of Justice
Washington
New York
Morse
Daugherty
Europe
Mr. Morse
Associated Press
Leeby and Saleeby Wed in Intimate Home Ceremony
Leeby and Saleeby were married Monday afternoon at Mrs. Charlie Saleeby's home with few intimate friends present. Rev. W. B. Chandler officiated. After the ceremony the couple left for Columbia and other Southern cities for their honeymoon. They have many friends' best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeby
Charlie Saleeby
Rev. W. B
Chandler
Columbia
Tragic Philadelphia Train Wreck Claims 23 Lives
Twenty three bodies were recovered after a Philadelphia and Reading passenger train crashed near Bryn Athyn. Many bodies were badly burned and others remain missing as railroad officials, the public service commissioner, and the coroner investigate the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Reading
Bryn Athyn
Baptists Gather for South Carolina Convention
South Carolina Baptists converge for the annual convention in Greenville. The gathering runs three days starting tomorrow at the First Baptist Church with reports from committees and organizational leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
South Carolina
First Baptist Church
Verious Committeee
Robbery Loots a Home Safe Across McInnia Bridge
A safe was robbed at a home near McInnia Bridge. Thieves dragged the safe from a window and rolled it away through the yard. Papers scattered, many valuable documents lost or destroyed. judge McRae recovered some. Suspects fled by boat toward the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemese Mens McEas
Mcinnia
McRae
Tebbarn
Judge McRae
Dream
Car of Fine Hogs Shipped Tuesday From Seven Farms
The first cooperative hog shipment from Colleton Products Association left Tuesday afternoon. Hogs gathered from seven county farmers, averaging 171 pounds, were sold to a Charleston buyer who offered a better price after freight and shrinkage considerations. President Shaffer and County Agent Kinsey organized the car, highlighting a shift from scrub to thoroughbred stock for faster growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleton Products Association
Charleston
Richmond
Shaffer
Kinsey
Local Folks Visit and Attend Adens Rogers Wedding
Alinturn Mr D M Weatherly of Latta spent Sunday at home. Mack McQueen spent the weekend at Dillon. Mr and Mrs C B Clarke and family of Hebron visited Mr and Mrs Dan Clarke Sunday. Jack Henagan and Miss Mattle Hamer of Dillon visited Annie Henagan. L F Smoot and baby and Annie Louise and Minnie Smoot stayed with Mrs W W Evans. Lucien Norton of Dunbar spent Sunday night with Mathew Edwards. H C Hamer and Manton Alford of Clio visited J C Henagan. B A McCormac and family with Milas Annie Henagan attended the Adens Rogers wedding in Clio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alinturn
D. M. Weatherly
Latta
Mack McQueen
Dillon
C. B. Clarke
Hebron
Dan Clarke
Jack Henagan
Mattle Hamer
Annie Henagan
L. F. Smoot
Annie Louise
Minnie Smoot
W. W. Evans
Lucien Norton
Dunbar
Mathew Edwards
H. C. Hamer
Near Clio
J. C. Henagan
Local visiting relatives and memorial news
Lake View Rev and Mrs W H Simpson and family visit Swansea relatives. Mrs E K Garrison of Agnor spent last week with Mrs B Ledbetter. Miss Rosa B Hamer in Dillon Monday. Mrs L W Temple in Raleigh at Mary Elizabeth Hospital for pet meat. Prof J B Thorn received news of his father's death at Bostic NC. Mr and Mrs Thorn left by train for Bostic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake View
W. H. Simpson
Mary Lofton Simpson
Iva
Immogene Brooks
Swansea
E. K. Garrison
Agnor
B. Ledbetter
Rosa B. Hamer
Dillon
L. W. Temple
Raleigh
Mary Elizabeth Hospital
J. B. Thorn
Bostic
N.G
Mrs. Thorn
Fighting the Boll Weevil With Five Ps in Harnwell
In Harnwell County C, farmers merchants and bankers unite to combat the boll weevil with five Ps Pigs Potatoes Peanuts Peas and Poultry plus Peace and Prosperity promoted by Home Bank Barnwell. A community event at the Old School House invites turnout as part of a broader rural revival effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harnwall County
Harn- Well
Home Bank
Barnwell
Floydale Parish Notes and Local Cozy Updates
Rev. Paul K. Crosby returned from Conference and will preach again this year. Mrs. J. A. Campbell improved after treatment in Hamlet. Mrs. Harry Blackwell reprted from a visit to Harteville. Mr. and Mrs. Hodges and child attended services with Stackhouse. Herbert Brown has a new job in Charlestown. A. B. Rogers of Tabor visited family. Miss Penelope Berry stayed with relatives in Kingstree. Mrs. Leroy Beatt and family, Lena Ward and son Benn, and Corn Edens of Rowland visited Stackhouse household. Irene Lane of Temperance saw Mrs. Cromby last week. Tom Cottingham of Dillon spent time with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul K. Crosby
J. A. Campbell
Hamlet
Harry Blackwell
Harteville
H. B. Hodges
J. 4
Stackhouse
Herbert Brown
Floyd Co
Charlestos
A. B. Rogers
Tabor
Penelope Berry
Kingstree
Leroy Beatt
Lena Ward
Benn
Corn Edens
Rowland
C. Taylor
Florence
Irene Lane
Temperance
Paul K. Cromby
Tom Cottingham
the Devil
Dillon
Assistant Postmaster General Orders Office Turnover
The First Assistant Postmaster General orders Postmaster Carmichael to hand over the duties of the Dilias of ficr to his successor L. S. Stephenson will act as postmaster until confirmation. Stephenson appointment not yet central. Blapheneon, a satire of North Carolina, fills operator duties at the Comat Libe station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
Carmichast
L. 5
Stephasson
Stephenson
Blapheneon
North Carolina
Comat Libe
Local Advertisers Adjust Holiday Sale Plans
Fragmentary note shows small town newspaper seeking advertisers for holiday issue space. Scrambled words hint at misprint corrections and hesitation about whether to proceed, with emphasis on timing and reader engagement.
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