Local social notes mix of visits and events
A compilation of residents and visitors includes E. L. Moore in Fayetteville on business, W. V. Jones in Charleston court, Lawrence Woodall in Raleigh, Richard McGee in Charlottesville, and many others from Dillon and nearby towns visiting relatives, attending plays, or attending school fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Jones
Charleston
Little Rock
Frank Thompson
Columbia
Po Lawrence Woodall
Raleigh
N. C
Richard McGee
Charlottsville
Fourteen States Succeed in Drive for Baptist Campaign
Fourteen of eighteen states joined the Baptist fundraising drive for seventy five million dollars, with total subscriptions rising to eighty two million including foreign and other sources. Baptist women raised seventeen million and the drive continues until all canvassing states report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Manly
Alabama
Louisiana
Missouri
Illinois
L. R. Scarborouss
Baptist Women of the South
Recital Tonight Features Matteson Chreitzberg and Lofton
The State praises Matteson as a trained baritone with velvet tone and wide range. The Cincinnati Enquirer notes Chreitzberg’s broad oratorlike singing style. The State also lauds Lofton for a brilliant pianistic style and energetic yet tasteful technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matteson
Chreitzberg
Lofton
Mr. Matteson
Cincinnati Enquirer
Death of a Good Citizen Frank B. Graham
Frank B. Graham of Dillon county born in Horry county died November 27 1919. Civil War veteran wounded in battle and maimed in one arm he built a reputable life with honest work and fair dealings. A Christian Baptist, he belonged to Nichols church in Dillon county. He wished to live to eighty and die before becoming a burden, and he fulfilled both wishes by passing away peacefully. He was laid to rest near his first wife in the Horry family burying ground after a large gathering testified to his esteem. J I ALLEN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Graham
Dillon County
Nseas
Horry County
Graham
Nichols Church
Horry
J. I. Allen
Water rights tale from Lord Londonderry waters
A Minneapolis Tribune anecdote recalls Lord Londonderry narrowly escaping death in a plane crash and a lad who fishes in his private waters. When told the water belongs to the lord the boy reads a book, then resumes fishing, noting that the river does not entirely belong to him as his share went long ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Londonderry
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. L. Moore
Fayetteville
Louise Moore
New York
O Reese Edens
Mount Olive, N. c
Annie Edens
O— Jack Mahon
Mrs. Williamson
Willie Hill
Ernest S. Rhodes
Atlanta, Ga
Archie Dargan
Darlington
Jack Watson
Edith Elliott
Easley
Pee 7
Bert Berry
Carl McLain
Jessie Manship
Latta
Margaret Melvin
E. W. Mathew
Adele W. Critz
Mississippi
Adele Critz
T. W. Bethea
Elizabeth J. Blizzard
W. A. Blizzard
Mrs
David Edens
City
Mr. Eden
Mt. Calvary School House
School Improvement Association of the
E. B. Kornegay
Cole Manufacturing ‘Co
Kornegay
Floydale School House
Ladies’ Improvement Association
Thomas R. Hattaway
Douglas, Ga
George
Dillon
Clarence Moody
Nichols
McLaurin Drug Company
McLaurin Drug Co
Prank Carmichael
Carmichael
J. H. McLaurin
Moody
Mr. Carmichael
Main Street
W. D. Roberts
Lake View
Mae Riggin
McLaurin
McColl
Sadie Fant
J. D. Horn
Proctorsville
Ira Ford
Ed Hill
D. K. Ford
Miriam
Rocky Mount
N.C
J. B. Amnett
Isses Alma Goodyear
Ethel Hayes
Maxton
Richard, Flowers
Bruce Goodyear
Christine
Andrew Smith
Sadie Smith
Florence
Florie Ford
Mrs. Wallace
Johnsonville
S. C
Wallace
Luther Ford
Mildred Ford
L. H. Prosser
Visi
FORD
J. Earle Bethea
Herald Office
Brick
Southern Cotton Oil Co
Barnsville
J. B. Wiliams
Fair Bluff
J. W. Wethington
Rowland
J.E. Dick
Plymouth
Fred Lane
Cape Fear
Wade
J. G. Layton
Dunn
Morris Fass
Keely Institute
Columbia, S. C
B. & M. Motor Co
Rock Hill
8. C
F. L. Bethea, Dillon
Fairfield Farmers
R. H. Lemmon
Bethea Garmichael
Loyland
William Brick’s Department Store