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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1921

Page

6

Local notes include many town visitors and events

Lalta News Department lists numerous visitors to Clio Mallory and surrounding areas, mentions ministers and laymen at church services, college students home for vacations, a baseball team, Civic League flower beds, a Legion post picnic and membership drive, and remarks on the death of National Commander Galbraith.

Martie Atkinson Baltimore Harle Atkinson Fairmont Camp Bragg Vacaton Monning Civic League League Lattn Legion No. 49 Secions EB. C. Major Fairey Galbraith

Social Events In Latin Honor Miss Walker

Friday events featured a charming host Mrs Walker entertaining the young set in Latin, with progressive conversation music and games. Miss Walker honored, assisted by Miss Thelma Bethea, as guests enjoyed black cream cake and related refreshments amid a warm social mood.

J. T. Walker W. J. Summerlin E. B. Berry, Jr L. C. Bass Tom Bethea L. L. Watson T. J. Bass

Legion Outing At Pee Dee Park A Seasonal Highlight

The Lutta Post American Legion hosted a Friday evening plenue at Pee Dee Park Park inviting legionnaires to bring one or more ladies. Over 60 attendees enjoyed the event with generous hospitality from the women.

Pee Dee Park Park Lutta Post American Legion

Mill Creek Barbecue Draws Hundreds to Historic Site

A large Mill Creek barbecue near the Big Pee Dee river drew an estimated 350 to 750 attendees in a festive, western style event. Residents enjoyed stewed fish, fried fish, rice, bread, barbecued meat, coffee and cakes as cattle roped and a wild steer challenge delighted crowds. The site, famed for grazing and a flowing well delivering about 60 gallons per minute, is owned by R. J. Dew, P. A. George, B. A. Bethea, and Eugene Berry with other landholders.

Mill Creek Messra R. J. Dew P. A. George B. A. Bethea Eugene Berry

Annual picnic marks progress in tattle business story

Tam notes the gentlemen hope to expand the occasion as the tattle business grows. The writer recalls childhood days near freezing at the spot where dinner was served yesterday while mule drivers bought whiskey. He recalls a past bar at the place and compares it with five hundred Christians now enjoying a sober picnic and fine stock, seen as profitable and pleasant.

Tam

Dr Miley Strong Preacher Elevates Latta Congregation

Latta residents enjoyed ten days of dual daily sermons by Dr Miley of the Presbyterian church. His earnest eloquence drew large crowds and is hailed as strengthened faith and lasting impact, according to J W Smith.

Miley Latta Presbyterian Church Dr. Miley

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Lalta News Department W. Allen Clio Vereen Marion Robert Dew Porter E. Thames Columbia HE. Parham Asheville N. C J. P. Smith Dillon Eton H. L. Gandy Darlington J. B. McCutcheon Thurly H. C. S. Jackson Florence W. G. Kirkland Walter Foxworth Williamsburg County William Fleet, Jr Wilmington M. M. Sel- C. B. Rankin Fayetteville Meears Stafford G. M. Cannon McColl G. S Jones Hartsville Simpson Rock Hill Andie Watson J. M. Plowden EB. C. Bailey Timmonsville J. B. Patrick Elizabeth Sellers Homer Lee Sellers Friends D. A. Phillips Kirkland J. Bethea Dr. Kirkland A.M. E Louise Hazelden BE. L. Ard State University Clemson J. C. Bethee M. E. McNair Lawton Watson Greenville D. C Philip W. Bethea Citads Mrs. W. Ellis The Baptist Church Annie Watson Ellen George Brazil Solo H. C. Dunn Dunn Jennie Lee Elizabeth Dew Watson Roble Merchants Bank Gillette Frap Razor Co Broadway New York City W. Ellis Bethea J. W. Smith Folland Kaa the Bank of Dillon South Carolina Me-o-my Jimmy Pipe Prince Albert P. A Pringe Albert Rael Suk
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