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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1919

Page

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Dillon Goumiy to Hold Fair in Dillon

Stockholders of the Dillon Fair Association met Saturday and formed a permanent organization by electing officers. Bethea was named president with A P Bethea secretary and J F Thompson treasurer. The association plans new buildings and tracks, with offices and siding improvements to be completed in time for this fall fair.

Dillon Busty Fair Association Ste Bethea Provident M.S. Britt A. ‘P. Bethea J. F. Thompson S A. V. Bethea T. Bl

Wedding in Dillon Unites Miss Annie Carmichael and Leroy Magers

In Dillon on March 2 a pretty home wedding united Minn Annie McBay Carmichael and Leroy Magers. The ceremony, at the bride’s father Luther Carmichael’s home, was performed by Rev. Rogers in the presence of many relatives and friends. The bride wore a traveling suit and carried a bouquet of roses. The couple plans a trip to Washington and New York after the ceremony.

Mid- Bien Biué Matsh Torna Washington New York Luther Carrile Rogers

Missionary Rally at First Baptist Church

Next Sunday March 20 the Sunday school will observe Missionary Day. An attractive program by the pupils aims to be entertaining worshipful and instructional. The event replaces the regular lesson at 10 oclock. All Baptists and the public are urged to attend and worship with the church. Preaching by Pastor Rev W C Allen at 11 oclock. WV Jones, Supt.

Sanday Tehonl W. C. Allen Welock

Back from France after wartime service return

The friend of Watson returned safely from France after volunteering for service at the front. He joined the MC A in April and served a month at the front before going to the artillery officers school at Saumur, graduating as the armistice neared. He spoke to Latta school about his experiences and battlefield relics.

Watson France Artillery Officers Saumour Latta

Cotten Committing to Met. Chairman Calls District Meeting

Chairman David calls a meeting of district committees to reduce acreage at the courthouse tomorrow at 4 Orclonk. Ten delegates will be chosen for the state meeting at Columbia. At Columbia thirty delegates will be elected to New Orleans. Chair David led a full attendance and urged every committee member to attend for complete terms and important decisions.

David Court House Orclonk Columbia Orlean Mita David

County Sues Bondsmen Over Former Auditor Bruce Shortage

In Common Pleas court the county sought judgment of 492.00 against bondsmen of former auditor Bruce Keating. The case centered on Bruce’s alleged tax collection shortages while acting as sheriff deputy. The judge ruled bondsmen may not be liable for shortages during Bruce’s deputy period but liable for 492 dollars Bruce collected but did not record. Sheriff Lane’s bondsmen face a separate matter for 1600 dollars. no decision yet. The sheriff repaid the county for Bruce’s misappropriations during his deputy tenure. Court focused on motions as no jury cases were heard Monday.

Bruce, Keatg Common Pleas Court Bruce Brice Lane Collec Brace He Ogan Hag Pot

German cotton shortage and supply estimates in 1914 1928

A wartime report details Germany's cotton shortage from 1914 to 1917, noting initial stocks of about 50,900 bales and 2,000,000 annual consumption. It describes exports, military needs, seizures in invaded areas, and neutral routes to obtain roughly 3.5 million bales in four years, with substitutions and factory damage reducing output.

Germany United States Scandinavia Holland Switzerland Asia Minor Russian Turkestani Spain Lorraine

British Aviators Plan Flight Across Atlantic From Newfoundland

London wired report says British aviators will attempt a trans Atlantic flight from St. John’s Newfoundland to Ireland using a secretly built two seated bi plane. pilot Harry Hawker navigator Commander Mackensie Grice Royal Navy and an engine of 375 horsepower. The attempt seeks The Daily Mail prize of 10000 pounds. Hawker believes voyage may take about 19 to 20 hours availing 900 miles in nine hours on one third of fuel. Newfoundland lies about 1900 miles from Europe.

London Associated Preas Atlantic Harry Hawker Mackensie Grice Royal Navy England St. Louis N. F Daily Mail Hawker Harry G. Hawker Newfoundland Europe North America

Vandals Smash Plate Glass Windows In Town

Morris Fass and G L Seales found plate glass show windows smashed at their stores Monday morning mirroring a prior breakage that cost hundreds in merchandise. Police investigation finds no goods stolen this time. no link to a North Carolina drinking party.

Dilton Morris Fass G. L. Seales North Carolina

Old Time Negro Minstrel at Union School House

Pisy at Union School invites all to a Friday night event at Union School house featuring the Coontown thirteen club in a laughable play and Axin her Father. Original jokes between acts, and other amusements planned. Admission 25c and 15c. Everyone invited.

Union School House Coontown Axin

Lake View elects A W Smith mayor and four aldermen

In the Lake View municipal election held March 26, A W Smith defeated L G Miler for mayor by 29 to 19. The elected aldermen are D C Humphrey J M Ford J C Hayes and D C McMillan. All candidates are prominent local business leaders and the vote proceeded quietly with a sense of goodwill.

A. W. Smith L. G. Miler Mr. Smith D. C. Humphrey J. M. Ford J., C. Hayes D. C. McMillan Lake View

Bolshevik Cruelty and War Toll Reported in Petrograd

The account describes vast executions, a shrinking Petrograd population from over two million to about 700,000, and soldiers paid meager wages with daily allowances and bonuses. It claims only one tenth of the Red Army are Bolshevik, with families punished for desertion, and asserts Bolsheviks seek a European-wide revolution as Russia endures harsh oppression.

Russia Moscow Geneva New York Times Switzerland Lenine Washington New York World State Department Associated” Press Paris Central Petrograd Bern Bolshevik Russia Omsk London Times Strastnol Murkman Red Army Europe

Certified Copy for Sixty Dollar Bonus Claim Procedures

Washington released telegram guidance on how honored discharged soldiers may obtain a $60 bonus under the February 24 1919 act. It allows certified copies of discharge certificates with full original content, endorsements, and service details, routed via the Zone Finance Officer in Washington and district recruiting officers for processing and payment.

Washington Act of Congress Lemon Building Dogton D. C Tank Ang Washington, D. C

Epworth League Mourns Death of Herbert F Bethea

The Latte Epworth League records heartfelt sorrow at the death of Herbert F Bethea while in service. The league expresses sympathy to the bereaved family, asks God to console them, and directs a memorial page in the League Records. Resolutions are to be shared with the family, the Southern Christian Advocate, and The Dillon Herald. Committee: Gertrude Maning, M. H. Cox, Mrs Henry Easterling, Mae Berry, Cor Sec.

God Herbert F. Bethea Hpworth League Epworth League League Advocate Dillon Herald Gertrude Maning M. H. Cox Henry Easterling Mae Berry Cor

Discharged Soldiers From Dillon County Camps

The Dillon County roster lists several soldiers recently discharged from camps. Names include White Tyhhaw James Bethea Lroter Chase Dillon Rogers Harvey Dillon Hughes Bardon Dillon Page Vonnie Dillon Smith Zannie Dillon Harley Arthur Hamer Moore Clancy Latta and colored veterans Ranyom Paul Dillon Page Comade Dillon Caughman Early Dillon Carmichael Dancy Dillon Carmichael Daniel Dillon Green Willie Dillon Johnson Robin Dillon Alfords R. C. Hamer Edwards Archie Fork Page Joshua Lake View Ford Colonel Lake View Spears Harmon Minturn Whittington Fred Latta.

White Tyhhaw James Bethea Lroter Chase Dillon Rogers Harvey Hughes Bardon Page Vonnie Smith Zannie Harley Arthur Hamer Moore Clancy Latta Ranyom Paul Comade Caughman Early Carmichael Dancy Daniel Green Willie Johnson Robin Alfords R. C Edwards Archie Fork Joshua Lake View Ford Colonel Spears Harmon Minturn Whittington Fred

County News And Happenings At Piney Grove

Local notes report visitors Grace Hayes and family, family visits, and church activities. J. A. Langly preached at Bermuda. W. I. Stephens returned from camp. T. T. Moody discussed remedies for latol plants. Community members attended services at Keele and Plan: Piney Grove Sunday school begins at four with salin meeting changes.

J. A. Langly Bermuda W. Is Stephens Stephens T.T. Moody Rowe Moody Onta Allen Bittman Fairmont Bonday J. L. Bater Due Place Mattie Butler Pairmagt c Hammond Tamity Rowland BO. Micome Keele Lay Ernest Wine ‘Sallie McKensie Lee Ue Rogers Messia B. A. Mooiy Bricel C. @ McKensie

Maxton merchant J W Carter dies at nearly 60

J W Carter of Maxton a prominent merchant and philanthropist died at his home aged nearly 60. His death follows years of community service and church support. He leaves a devoted wife and four children, with Maxton mourning a severe loss. The obituary notes his prominent role and the regard in which he was held locally.

J. W. Gunter J.W. Carter Maxton Carter Mr. Carter Dilton Pee Dew Advocate J. W. Carter Laet Jack Carter

Jasper George Dies Suddenly on His Farm in Ditlon County

Jasper O George, a prominent Ditlon county citizen, died very suddenly on his farm after a morning of plowing. He had suffered lingering neuralgic pains during the la epidemic and remained industrious, hitching his plow after dinner to work a ditch bank before his death. The account notes he was robust until the illness and mentions Daniel Turner plowing nearby.

Sellers Jasper O George Ditlon County Here Daniel Turner Evans Turner

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Dillon Goumiy County Fair Association New Association First Baptist Shere Cotten Met New Foundland Ireland Pisy Union School The Latte Epworth League Dillon County Jtegular Misa Grace Hayes Trim Fieydaie JM. Berry Janes le Daw J- Hayes Annie Weight T. R. Hayes Hue Marella Ner A Gil Kathleen ‘Matheson Grace Hayes Sudo Mira Vernon Hayes Jasper George
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