Personal notices of visitors and residents in town activity
A string of short notes records visits and stays by people such as Sam Atkinson from Columbia Furman Blizzard in Spartanburg Roy Moore in Columbia Jon Melvin in Lum berton and many others visiting in town or moving residences Mrs. L Cottingham in Florence Helen David returning to Savannah and numerous local trips to Rowland Marion and Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Atkinson
Columbia
Furman Blizzard
Spartanburg
Local notes from Dillon and surrounding areas
Mr and Mrs Maurice Phillips of Lexington North Carolina return home after visiting Mr and Mrs J L Bridgers. The town hosts a series of events including the Hardscrabbs twins show at the Auditorium and a Breezy Point event. Community activities cover church services at the Methodist Church and Epworth League meetings with detailed officer lists and planned Federation of Womans Clubs preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Phillips
Lexington
N. C
J. L. Bridgers
Hardser
Mrs Niernsee Hosts Woman's Club Meeting
Mrs F M Niernsee entertained the Woman's Club at her Harrison street home on Monday afternoon. Hyacinths jonquils and japonicas filled the rooms as eight tables played progressive book. Mrs Jack McLaurin won best score and received a George Washington tea plate as a souvenir. Refreshments of black cream with cherries and dainty cakes were served by the hostess and guests. Eleanor, the hostess’s little daughter, distributed patriotic color dailies at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Niernsee
Harrison Street
Jack McLaurin
Niernsee
J. M. Sprunt
H. L. Clark
Eleanor
Dillon Improves Auditorium Stage With New Scenery
The Dillon Improvement Club issued an order for stage scenery now in place at the School Auditorium. On Friday March 4 the play Breezy Point will be presented by sixteen Dillon Schools faculty members. Tickets cost 50 cents for adults and 35 cents for children, with proceeds aiding the scenery balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Federation of Womans Clubs
Dillon
Dillon Improvement Club
Twentieth Century Mother's Club Meeting Notes
The Twentieth Century Mother's Club met February 25 at the home of Mrs. John Hargrove with Mrs. Hargrove and Mrs. J D Hargrove as hostesses. They voted to federate with the county federation and elected Mrs. Jim Sprunt as delegate. A story hour report and a program on child development followed, with poetry and musical numbers, then refreshments. March 5 events planned by Mrs. Blizzard and Mrs. Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother's Club
Story Hour
J.D. Hargrove
Jack Watson
Bruce Hargrove
John Hargrove
Clarence Moody
Jno. C. Bethea
W. H. Muller
Watson
Margaret
Sarah Hargrove
W. A. Blizzard
C. IM. Page
Atlantic Coast Line Adds Extra Train No 74 To Florida-Washington Run
The Atlantic Coast Line will operate a new extra train No 74 from Jacksonville to Washington starting March 1 to handle heavy winter tourist traffic. It includes day coaches sleepers and a diner, with through Pullman cars from St. Petersburg to New York. Stops are limited to South Rocky Mount Rocky Mount Emopria Petersburg Richmond and Washington with Florence and Fayetteville as noted. Florence departs 6 55 P.M. and South Rocky Mount 11 40 P.M. arriving Richmond 4 A.M. and Washington 7 20 A.M. The passage about the glow worm follows as a separate fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Richmond
Washington
Florence
Fayetteville
South Rocky Mount
Seven Reasons Of Failure From The Detroit News
An old proverb argues that those who never err never create. The article lists seven common errors in daily life, starting with failure to establish the habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Detroit News
Delusions and habits hindering personal progress
The text lists seven cognitive and behavioral traps: saving money misperceptions, crushing others to elevate self, declaring possible when unable, pressuring others to conform, neglecting mental development by avoiding reading, fiddling with trivial preferences, and worrying about unchangeable things. The last item notes housewives’ irritability and jumpy nerves as a consequence.
Refuse to Return South Weighs Chicago Unemployment
The Chicago Negro survey reports about 20 000 part of an unsettled migration with many considering returning to the South. George Arthur of the YMC A notes about 8 800 of the 20 000 arrived from Michigan and Ohio during slow business. Banks report no major withdrawal of deposits amid the depression. Hydroelectric power output equals roughly 10 000 900 tons of coal in production terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Phil H. Brown
Negro Survey Committee
Republican National Committee
George Arthur
Michigan
Ohio
Indicted Person Entitled To Timely Court Justice
The statement argues that an indicted individual must receive only the time required to ensure fair trial and justice, avoiding delays beyond necessity. It emphasizes efficiency and the protection of due process in judicial proceedings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roy Moore
Jon Melvin
Lumberton
L. F. Johnson
Rowland
Mrs. C. W. Jackson
Clp
Paul Deaton
Rockingham
Tee Tan
B. F. Olive of
Winnsboro
Town
H. B. Phillips
Fairmont
Wwngar Harold
Chicago, Tl
Ose
W. D. Roberts
Marion
A. B. Welch
McColl
J. H. Bennett
Clio
Mesdames D. H. Fass and
E. M. Hale
Latta
L. Cottingham
Helen David
Savannah, Ga
Evans Pharmacy
Ethel Killingsworth
Christine Edwards
Douglass Blizzard
Raleigh
W. Murchison
R. L. Lane
I. Blum
Bennettaville
Seth Robertson
J. W. Robertson
Mrs
A. M. Rogers
Pecan Grove
J. C. Davis
John Moore
LeRoy Gaddy
Little Rowene
J. E. Sizemore
D. M. McPhaul
George Dudley of
Bennetsville
Lutie Bethea
Iss Helen White
Lake View
Margaret McLaurin of
Bessie McQueen
Diebler
Ashland
J. E. Diebler
Mary McKenzie
Charlotte
O— Murray McKenzie
Kemper
W. L. McKinley of
Hamer
Horace Bethea
WM. G. Bethea
W. T. Bethea
Hamlet
O— S. J. Salmon
Little Sons
Frank and
S. J. Jr
Jack C. Henegan, Jr
Greensboro
Eges
Pearle Blakely
Atlanta
B. A. Fore
A. O. Yarboro
Kate Yarboro
Roxboro, N. C
E. L. Burney
Bedford
Manton Williams
Carolina Milling Co
Mehitble Doolittle
Elder Snifkins
East Main Street
Mrs. Rogers
Methodist Church
Main Street Methodist Church
Watson B. Duncan
Epworth Leagues
Mildred Sellers
Mathe
J. H. Stackhouse
Heinz
Floydale
Epworth League
Mrs. Niernsee
Lall
Palace Market
J. R. Hatch
Prop
W. B. Brockington
Kingstree
Stee
8. C
Wheeler
Call
Call Woodruff
First National Bank OF Dillon
First National Bank
Elizabeth Johnson
Nina Alford
Blum & Kornblut
FE. L. Moore
Columbia Supply Gar
Cobb and Hardee
Maple Grocery Company
Garrell & Company
J. D. Hargrove
Menstailor
W. A. MacSherry
M. Moses and Son, Custom Tailors
Baltimore, Md
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