Latta News Notes Local Visitors and Socials
Latta and nearby towns report numerous visitors Saturday and Thursday. Residents from Elberry, Dillon, Floydale, Temperance, Mallory, Union, and Florence County attended events, visited relatives, and shopped. A bankruptcy stock sale by M. H. Blum and civic club notices conclude the roundup.
Hand to Address Dillon County Teachers on April 2 1921
R T Fairey president of the Dillon County Teachers Association announces Prof. W H Hand superintendent of Columbia City Schools will speak at the association meeting on April 2 1921 The public is invited to attend noting Hand as one of the best public school men in the state with worthwhile insights for teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.T. Fairey
Dillon County Teachers’ Association
W. H. Hand
Columbia City
Hand
Latta Socials Feature Gingham Party and Wedding
S J Bethea Jr and Miss Ellen Murph of Fork High School faculty wed Sunday in Latta with Rev S J Bethea officiating. A Thursday gingham party hosted by Mrs N E McNair showcased gingham gowns, wisteria decor, a gingham sample bag contest, prizes of a gingham tea apron and a silver thimble, with hostesses aiding and guest refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Bethea, Jr
Ellen Murph
the Fork High School
Latta
S. J. Bethea
N. E. McNair
W. H. Smith
S. E. Fenegan
Latta High Declamation Contest Honors Broadhurst and Draddy
The Latta High School held its first annual Declamation and Reading Contest in the school auditorium on Tuesday night March 15. Four boys and four girls competed with prizes provided by the Bank of Latta and the Farmers and Merchants Bank, each prize a ten dollar bank deposit. Broadhurst won the boys prize and Mae Braddy the girls prize with judges noting their performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latta High School
Bank of Latta
Farmers and Merchants Bank
E. C. Bailey
Carlisle Major
Wade McMillan
Robert Broadhurst
Jack Floyd
Misa Ida Fenegan
Iris
Mae Braddy
Josephine Major
Mary Stackhouse
Evelyn Stafford
Mallet
Anna Margaret Williams
Mae Draddy
W. Dae Auth Allen
Mae Edenfield
Dillon School
Letter on reducing bright tobacco acreage in Richmond
A correspondence from T. M. Carrington in Richmond to F. Watkins argues for reducing tobacco planting. He notes no demand for low grades, Europe’s unsettled conditions hurting demand, and urges farmers to cut acreage to improve future prices, suggesting a half crop could raise per acre returns for fine tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Divorce as a Sign of Decline in Anglo-Saxon Society
A 19th century column argues divorce rates soar from 1886 to 1916 and links the rise to women’s politics and morality. It cites rising divorce and declining marriages, blames female influence, urges women to obey social codes, modesty, and avoidance of temptation to curb the trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Divorced Attitudes and The Perils of Naked Fashion
A letter argues that rape cases nationwide are linked to women not covering themselves, accusing white and Black men and praising moral restraint. The writer condemns scant clothing among women, including religious figures, and warns such dress harms sons and future generations. E. C. Bailey appeals for mercy and moral accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Bailey
Latta High School Ball Team elected officers and urged local support
The Latta High School baseball team chose Wade McMillan as captain and T. C. Bailey as manager. The article urges Latta citizens, including ladies, to support the team on campus and at games, praising returning players and introducing new members as a community project to restore the school's baseball prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latta
Wade McMillan
T. C. Bailey
Pee Dee
Lacy John
Wade
T. C
Swift Marion
Jack
Marion
Ganky
Slim Kirby
John S
Tracey
Ira
Carl
Kerspat
Duncan
Balla
Gochte
Latta High School Ball Team Seeks Local Support
Latta High School appeals to the town to back its baseball squad after a 5 to 4 season opening loss. The coach references players Bill and Graham and praises M D for hustle as the team calls on fans to attend games and help fund equipment and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airerat Wrute
Coton
Bill
Graham
M. D. Ons
Latta
Mr. Ziegler
Mr. Fairey
Wgs
Latta High School
England and America share a fate and warn against division
E. C. Bailey argues that England and America are of the same Anglo-Saxon stock and should stand together against immigration and discord. He contends a world-spanning Anglo-Saxon alliance, guided by God, will shape global dominance, with Britain’s empire and Canada on top, while urging faith in American providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
America
League of Nations
British Isles
British
Ireland
Eland
Canada
Germany
Victoria
Prince of
India
Bilind
E. C. Bailey
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S. L. Smith
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PR. C. Dew
Elberry
P. A. George
H. T. Hartley
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R. B. Lane
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J. A. Galloway
Mallory
J. L. Mullinix
Bingham Way
J. S. Pair
Satunday
Vt MecLaurin
Floydale
Crawford Lane
John C. Hayes
G. McLaurin
Dillon
Aturda
N. B. Hargrove
F. B. Watson
Daug Uod
J.C. Manship
J. G. Ellen
Free State
D.S
Sellers
L. B. Rogers
Dothan
J. P. Hodges
John Hargrove
W. A. Godbold
Estill
D. C
EB. L. Moore
J. W. Hamer
Little Rock
Tracey EB
Mullins
D. G. Burden
W. J. Summerlin
Floyddale
H. A. Edwards
Luther
Florence
F. L. Carpenter
la Fon
T. C. McGee
A. S. Manning
Columbia
Tampakia
W. W. Bethea
Clausen
Florence County
J. W. Humphries
Union
Gs, C
R. R. Humphries
J. O. Bethea
Sel Jers
J. W. Ellis Bethea
H. E. McGee
Anderson
Geo. J. Bethea
Tatum
John J. Allen
Harrison-Burch
Harts‘ville
C. J. Fenegan
J. Cottingham
Lake City
W. S. Hyatt
J. 8. Porter
Florence Infirmary
Marion McMullan
Wofford College
M. McMillan
Gordon Wells
M. H. Blum
W. C. Parham
E. L. Powell
Myra
Lutie Bethea
Houston Manning
Mary Moore Stone-burner
Estelle Ellerbe
Gertrude Manning
C. J. Zeigler
Stoneburner
Bessie Rowell
Wilmington
N. C
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Latta I
U. D.C
County Federation
Jonce
Walter BE
Civic League
Federation of Womens Clubs
W. Ellis Bethea
H. Hand
Dillon County
T. M
Merchants Bank
Gaus