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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1911

Page

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Not Guilty Verdict in Hayes Floyd Murder Case

Rosa Hayes is acquitted of murdering Robert M Floyd in Whiteville after a trial that surprised many leading residents. Prosecution argued a jealous motive and planned killing, while defense claimed self defense. Witnesses challenged the state’s timing and actions as the defense rested its case.

Whiteville Floyd Rosa Hayes Robert M Floyd Hayeses Hayes Robert Floyd Robert Neal Hayes Tabor Flossie Hodges Mrs. Hayes King Seals

Union Station Hope in Dillon Seeks Rail Commission Aid

Dillon citizens urge South Carolina Railroad Commission to require the A C L and S C R R to build a union passenger station or a sufficient depot in Dillon. Officials cite right of way issues and a $10,000 town subsidy while awaiting bond elections and funds.

Dillon Union Station S. C Dillon Adeuate T. B. Lumpkin General Assembly of South Carolina J. H. David Wm. Hamer WT. Bethea J. H. Gatson J. E. Hancock

Dillon Citizens Challenge $10,000 Claim By North and South Carolina Railroad

District residents contest a $10,000 demand from the North and South Carolina Railroad Co. They reference a 1910 bond issue defeat and urge the commission to set a hearing. They assert the depot question is separate and insist Dillon does not owe the railroad any amount. Local advocates note support from Dr. HO David and Moore Co.

North & South Carolina Railroad Co Dillon General Assembly Ate HO David Phien Moore

HWPTEES APPOINTED FOR CHURCH MEETING COMMITTEES

The article lists the Executive Committee and multiple subcommittees for a church meeting, naming chairs and members including Blizzard Methea Nettles To lar Edwards Campbell and others. It also notes jurors for the Second Week of Common Pleas Court and mentions Miss Ellen Gaddy visiting Pages Mill.

Dillon Palmetto Warehous Wo A. Blizzard AW. Methea Jo A. Nettles C&t Tolar L. Edwards W. S. Campbell BE. B. Moore J. T. David Mod W Ivey Dod. McBkay J. A. Moore W.T Bethea Mr. Burr J. R. Pettigressa Annie Richardson Will Harrison Maxie Watson Kate Carter Jack Watson Daisy McLean Bessie Jackson J. R. Rogers AJ. Evans J. L. Playdushers Maurice Manning L. Cottingham W. ¢. Moore M. A. Stubbs Common Pleas Court J. R. Ellerbe Moody L. Snelgrove Harleesville M. Ft. Lupo Hillsboro Foxworth Kirby M. T. Booth Albert Jackson Manning R. J. Roberts Olar Latta Luther Carmichael Reaves W. Fore Kk. M Jackson Harlleesville M. It. Mims C. R. Scott Bethea J. Brasswell Reaves W. G. McDonald N. A. Hasty Harlleesvil H. A. Hasty Hartleesville T. W. Henry J.C. Peirce Hintard Rogers W. L. Woodle Campbell W. Ellis

Resolutions Endorsing New Dill On High School Project

Enthusiastic meeting in the school auditorium Friday night unanimously endorsed a four thousand dollar bond plan for a new high school in Dill ton. Trustees were instructed to proceed with bond issuance and secure a suitable location. Local officials and residents urged modern facilities and industrial training options.

Hell Sehitorium Eitaens Dillon W. Phaner Brunson Br Thickner Willis AL i Jord Hethea Wade Stackhouse Jtl David Moore Kinard Harning Mc Kinard New School B. J. Moore Board of Trustees

County Interdenominational meets to plan May county convention

Dillon County Interdenominational executive committee decides to hold the county Convention at the Baptist church in Dillon on May 25. Sunday schools in the county will receive blanks for reports and every church is urged to send full delegations. The committee will meet March 17 at the Bank of Dillon to arrange the program. Miss Marie Tuggle has returned to Blackstone, Virginia, after visiting her sister Mrs. R M O’Ferrall.

Rastus Floyd Mrs. Hayes Dillon B. F. Whittington Joe Paul Mt. Tabor Judson Allen Anna Delle Stanton H. A. Wilts Millen Mien Wheeler Hardware Co jMe Miss Stanton Nor. Stanton Aller O J. W. King East Harroon Street Herald Costi Russ Fork S. C Tuck Swamp Church Jesse Heaven Dillon County Interdenominational Executive Committee Baptist Church Bank of Marie Tuggle R. M. O'Ferrall Blackstone

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