Many Social and Business Visits Noted in Dillon
A parade of visitors and locals fills Dillon this week with Ms. Irma Medlin hosting friends Marion and Grace Wood visiting Miss Beulah Easterling while Mrs Nina Alford and Miss Margaret Melvin return from New York. Efforts to boost civic life include a Valentine party at Bingham school and a mass meeting of Dillon ladies at the court house. In infirmary news Stead Stackhouse improves after burn injuries, and Dr Wade Stackhouse plans to resume work soon. A call to strengthen cotton infrastructure is made as Wannamaker urges amendments to the South Carolina Warehouse Act for licensed graders and seven district representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Medlin
Marion
Grace Wood
Beulah Easterling
Nina Alford
New York
Florence
Stead Stackhouse
Stead
Diljon
Dillon
Court House
Civic League
Columbia
General Assembly of
South Carolina
J. Skottowe Wannamaker
American Cotton Association
Wannamaker
Sioner
General Assembly
Europe
Oxford University England
Todd
England
Card of Thanks for Bereavement
We thank our friends for thoughts of kindness and sympathies during our bereavement. Grateful also to the Ladies Missionary Society the O. R. T. and others for the floral tributes. Your kindness will never be forgotten. B. Benfield and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Missionary Society
B. Benfield
Rock Hill Bride Weds Dillon Man Roderick Carmichael
Miss Sarah Black of Rock Hill and Roderick M. Carmichael of Dillon wed at the Barron home on South Street in Dillon in a small ceremony attended by about forty relatives. Rev. Chandler officiated, with a ceremony featuring music by Miss Mary Ransome and a ring bearer from Orangeburg. The couple will reside in Dillon after a Florida honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmichael Black
Sarah Black
Rod M. Carmichael
Dillon
Rock Hill
Roderick M. Carmichael
G. B. Barron
South Street
Lucy Barron
S. E. Barron
Mary Ransome
Higgins
Buffalo
Frank Carmichael
William B
Chandler
First Presbyterian Church of
Kathleen Betsell
Frances Sartor
Alice Arthur
Spartanburg
F.C. Carmichael
Wm B. S. Chandler
Court Term Opens February 16 in Dillon County
Notice from Dillon County court announces the spring term of the Court of General Sessions convening at the Dillon Court House on Monday February 16 1920 at 10 o clock in the forenoon. CCP Mo C Bethea signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of General Sessions
County of
Dillon
MO. C. Bethea
CCP Ee
Blease Stirs Textile Unions With War-Era Rhetoric
Coleman Livingston Blease, after Christmas, addressed Rock Hill textile unions. A North Carolina Republican paper reported his speech, critiquing the Democratic administration and opposing U.S. entry into the war. The piece labels his views as a bogus Democratic stance and predicts a future run for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeburg Times & Democrat
Coleman Livingston Blease
Rock Hill
North Carolina
Colle
Woodrow Wilson
Blease
Congress
Hoey
Washington
Pomaria
Filbert
Fragmented political remark on suffrage and party loyalty
The speaker criticizes federal amendments on suffrage and prohibition as draining state rights and expresses reluctant support for republican governance. He states he cannot vote the Democratic ticket and suggests party loyalty may shift when a former governor runs.
Notice of hearing on estate of Hector Page
Notice is hereby given that Sarah Jane Page administratrix of the estate of Hector Page deceased has applied for findis charge ms and that Friday February 27 1920 at 10 am has been appointed for the hearing of said petition All persons holding claims against the said estate are requested to file them with the administratrix on or before 10 am Friday February 27 1920 or this notice will be plead on bar of their recovery Joe Cabell Davis Judge of Probate Dillon County
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane Page
Hector Page
Dew seeks letters of administration in Dillon Probate Court
John L. Dew applies to be administrator of Bessie C. Dew. Citations warn kindred and creditors to appear before the Dillon Court of Probate on February 12 at 10 o clock to show cause why administration should not be granted. dated January 27, 1920. Judge of Probate. Dillon County. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Dillon
Joe Cabell Davis
John L. Dew
Bessie C. Dew
Benale C. Dew
Dillon County
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Pretrre
Eee
M. A. Stubbs
W. H. Butler
Savannah
Margaret Melvin
R. S. Moore
Fork
D. M. McPhaul
P. Melvin
Eula Jordan
Mullins
Hattig Blanche Salmon
Eutha Carmichael
Jack Watson
Frank Daniels
W. B. S. Chandler
Florence Infirmary
Smith’ Stubbs
Jacksonville
Guss Alford
Black Mountain
Messrs. W. A
Furman Blizward
Charlotte
Raleigh
Rosa Lipscomb
Greenville, S. C
Eugene Lipscomb
Alma McGilvary
Bennettsville
M. J. Martin
Lake View
Austin Hamilton
J. B. Redfearn
McColl
Mary Belle Redfearn
Wadeeboro
S. W. Jackson
Carl Graham
N. A. LeGette
Birmingham
Ala
Wade Stackhouse
Maggie Evans
Minturn
Mrs. Stackhouse
Bingham School
S. A. Hamilton
Joe Green
Charleston
J. H. Hamilton
Hass
Dillon Ladies
Gov
Grove
R. B. Taylor
Tennessee
J. B. McCutcheon
L. C. Braddy
W. A. Sherry
M., Moses & Sons
J. D. Heargrove
Latta
Rogers Garage
Rogers Motors Company
A. C. Rogers
Betty Wales
Bolivia
Dort Automobiles
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