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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1921

Page

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Lake View notes show growth amid hard times

Lake View reports new residents and business activity. W M Arnette and G S Page visited, Mr B M Hayes moved in renting Bailey cottages, and Worth Powell begins a new home. Floydale’s The Floyd Co plans to open a general store in J M Hill’s vacant space. Local talent impressed at Lake View High School with the comedy The Deacon's Tribulations, drawing a packed crowd. City elected officials on March 4 included Mayor A W Smith and aldermen Horne, Pace, Humphrey, Ford, Norman. Lake View Farm Loan Association organized with L G Miller as president and C R McLeod secretary. W N Goodyear among appraisers.

Lake View W. M. Arnette Pleasant Hill G. S Timmie Page Marietta_N. C B. M. Hayes Marietta Hayes Worth Powell Up Worth Floyd Co Floydale J. M. Hill R. C. Oliver Lucile Goodyear Fork Carl White Mullins A. C. Bullock Teibe Floyd Fairmont Belle Horne Ford Marion Foster Alex Ford Lakeland Fla W. E. Ford Bailey Institute Greenwood S.C Gladstone Miller D. C Rosa Parrish Edward Cox Billie Dusky Pete Mrs. Thornton Nellie Daisy Graef Geo. Darrah Dusty Jim Dusky Jims Homstead A. W Smith K. P. Horne R. E. Pace D. C. Humphrey D. K. Ford J. L. Norman R- M. Oliver Dillon W. C. Moore Ship Wink Daniels Nichols Chain Gang Adams Lake View Farm Loan Association L. G. Miller C. R. McLeod W. N. Goodyear J. B. Bullock W. A. McDonald J. T. Hawkins Wink Daniel J. Miller J.T. Hawkins W. M. Ford Dillon County Hillsboro Township

Local Visitors Include Rogers Family and Carmichaels

Dr and Mrs W L Rogers and daughter of Latta were in town Sunday. Miss Bertie Carmichael spent a few days last week at Rowland with Dr and Mrs T W Carmichael and Mrs Maxcy Adama and her little son of Dillon. Mr and Mrs G Rogers of Dillon visited Mr and Mrs Frank Rogers Sunday, Mrs Bensol of Tabor NC is spending time here with relatives.

W. L. Rogers Latta Bertie Carmichael Rowland T. W. Carmichael Maxcy Adama Dillon A. Owens G. Rogers Frank Rog Bensol Tabor N. C John Hargrove Hood Sellers E. Haselden Jon Strauss Clio May Belle Parham E. Vareen Fends Ti Town 8. R. Eady Kingeburs Marion Allen

Shootout at Hamer store leaves three wounded

In Hamer a dispute over change led Alex McEachern to fire into McLellan's store. Val Faulk shot McEachern injuring him and a teacher Professor Lemison received scalp wounds. A bystander Mr Favit was grazed by a bullet, a door was torn open, and both Black men were arrested after officers secured the scene.

A. K. McLellan Hamer Alex McEachern Val Faulk Professor Lemison Mr. McLellan Faulk Lester McCracken McEachern Dilton Leairon

Miss Lacey Jackson Wins Dillon County Palmafest Winner

The Dillon county contest for the Palmafest Festival representative in Columbia ended at noon Saturday with Miss Lacey Jackson named winner. She will have expenses paid and receive social attention during her stay, while the state's 46 county pictures appear in a supplement. Voters statewide may choose the prettiest contestant, and during Columbia stay the ladies will pose for a movie film to be shown nationwide by a major studio.

Dillon County Columbia Lacey Jackson Miss Jackson United States Moving Picture

Minturn School Plays and Improvement Meeting Report

The Fork School Improvement Association met at the school house on Friday March 11 with a full program including a song Bible reading roll call and mind meeting reading piano solo and business session electing Mrs C E Taylor as delegate and Mrs D N Jones as alternate Refreshments followed. Local residents and visitors were noted plus multiple social events including a party at Mr Dan Clarks and a visit by Mrs L M Smoot of Darlington. The Minturn school plans a production The Beaut Town at Clio on Wednesday March 28 at eight o clock with several community members mentioned attending or participating.

The Fork School Improvement Association Colon Edwards Coleen Bethea G J. T. McQueen C. E. Taylor D. N. Jones

Dillon County Supply Bill Sets Tax For 1921 Year

County lawmakers approve a twelve mill levy for Dillon for 1921 to fund road and bridge work, Clerk, Sheriff, Jail, education, health, and public buildings while authorizing up to $40,000 in additional borrowing with bank bids and sinking fund provisions. The measure also allocates two mills for road-building supplement and lists detailed itemized expenditures.

Dilton Courthous Board of Board of Ca Dillon la Forkal Kirby Latta Lakeview Dillon County County Board of Commissioners Count Inty Board

Town election heats up as second mayoral race formed

Tuesday's town election grew fierce with active supporters and a run off between Dr J Ho Hamer and Col G G McLaurin for mayor. Aldermen elected included W J Adams Jno Bethea J D Manning W C Moore J P Laurin Dr Wade Stackhouse and AW Wallace. Public works nominees were C Braddy and May O M. A campaign meeting at the court house and party chairman M A Stubbs presided. Also Dillon residents organized a Farm Loan Bank with Dr J H David as president and Joe P Lane as attorney, seeking loans up to 85 000 with loans through the Land Bank system and new federal support.

Court House M.A. Stubbs Town Democratic Party J. Ho Hamer Col G. G. McLaurin W. J. Adams Jno Bethea J D. Manning W. C. Moore J.P. Laurin Dro Wade Stackhous C. Braddy, Jr Commission Public Works Pov Maye J. Hamer J.B. McCutcheon G. McLaur Jack Henesan J.D. Mann W. C. Moor Dillon Land Bank Dillon Joe P.lane Latta J. H. David J. R. Regan Joe P. Lane J. 8. Thompson F. L. Bethea C. Bethea J. L. Thompson J. H. McLaurin Farm Loan Bank United States Supreme Court Supree Court Congress

Revival Services at Methodist Church Main Street

Services at the Methodist Church led by Pastor Dr Watson B Duncan with Sunday School at 10 led by W H Muller, preaching at 11 and 7 30, morning sermon Plan for a Revival evening sermon The Peril of Covered Sin Epworth League led by Mildred Self Junior League 4 PM Intermediate League 6 30 PM Prayer Wed 4 PM Public invited to all services.

Main Street Methodist Church Watson B. Duncan W H. Muller Epworth League Mildred Self

Dillon County Two Mill Tax Provisions and Rural Policeman Aid

The act substitutes a two mill tax for the state appropriation and delays its collection if the two mill read tax remains in the 1921 general appropriation. Dillon County Board of Commissioners may pay all due amounts including rural policemen claims up to ten days after governor approval. Unpaid 1920 claims deemed just may be paid, charged to item 9025 for interest, per the act.

County Board of Commissioners Dillon County

Amateur Baseball League Formed in Florence Area

The American Legion Amateur Baseball League formed at a Florence meeting with delegates from Timmonsville Marion Bennettsville and Florence. Dilfon Darlington may join later. Temporary officers named J D Smyser president and H S Skinner secretary. Season to start mid April with two series of sixteen games and a championship playoff. Clubs must field at least 10 legionnaires amateurs and no players under contract to a professional club over Class D. Salary cap 100 per game and 1000 forfeiture to season completion. Two representatives per club on the board. Participants included J G Rose Jones Hy Grisset B C Moore I Hamner J Siyser and W Skinner. Florence plans sixteen games at the new high school grounds.

Florence American Lesion Amateur Baseball League Timmonsville Marion Bennettsville Dil Fon Darlington J. D. Smyser Skinne Legionaires J. G. Rose Jones Hy Grisset Tinmonsvilles B.C. Moore Bennettaville J. Hamner John Siyser W Skinner Pro- Motors Pee Dee

Latta News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Baseball Result

John Hargrove and several Dillon visitors attended local business and church events on Tuesday. Latta and Clio convened a baseball game with Latta winning 20 to 9, as community members and educators participated in various meetings and activities across the week.

Man from Hamlet recalls Berry selling Arkansas plantation

Mr N A Berry of Hamlet, living since selling his Little Rock plantation to A K McLellan, recalled the Herald report on Sheriff Be thea seizing a whisky still. He said the news made him homesick, noting the place would have yielded liquor of high quality. Knights of Pythias Lodge No 54 meets at 8 in Masonic Hall with degree work urged.

N. A. Berry Hamlet Little Rock A. K. McLellan the Herald Sheriff Be Thea Berry Dillom Knights of Pything Masonic Hall

Attention K. of P C. Herring Article

K of P unit Herring addressed the council on fraternity activities and community concerns. Members discussed patrols, fundraising, and upcoming lodge events.

Forward Look From 1920 To Frugal 1921

A 1920 retrospective urges leaving extravagance behind and embracing thrift and simple living. It cites George Washington Johnson style sayings, cites Joe Brown, Monroe speech, and notes Marshville youths who, starting with $10 to $20 salaries, rose to lead firms, proving thrifty effort builds capable leaders for a steadier economy.

Usman John Billings Josh Billines Monroe Joe Brown Marshville Marshvile

Mrs Williams Hosts Ladies Aid In Progressive Rock

Mrs Lillian Williams entertained the Womans Club Monday afternoon with no business meeting. Five tables were set for progressive rock after score cards were distributed, followed by a naval round of games. A salad course was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs W B Campbell Mrs J D Deaton and little Miss Lillian Williams.

Mra Lillian Williams Womans Club W. 8. Campbell J. D. Deaton

Also Mentioned on This Page

County News RO Amuck Lacey Jacson Minturn L. M. Smoot W. W. Evans Dan Clark H. C. Hamer Jack Henegan Mattie Hamer Annie Henegan Lucile Jackson Jane Evang Flora McDonald College Improvement Association Victor Berry D. D. McRae Lumberton B. F. Hardy P. L. Bethea Georgetown Soulinn Jno. H. Hamer Col. G. Mcfaurhy Methodist London Methodist Church W. D. Roberts Dillon High School S$. A. McMillan Aileen Ing Aville Bastion Ernest Wofford College K. Ke, Lee Stonewall Jackson Mesdames Walter E. Bethea Isla Crumpler T. C. McGee Deans Crumpler W. Ellis Bethea W. L. Gaddy F. Watkins S. R. Eady E. L. Brown Lillian Bethea Latta and Mrs. Williams
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