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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1918

Page

5

Dillon area social notes and official announcements

Monday posts in Dillon list numerous residents traveling for business and leisure, plus a County Convention set for May 6. Includes remarks on tax sales, military discharges, high school contestants placing fourth, a fire safety advisory board, and a long church schedule with a National Anti-Saloon League speaker.

Main Street Methodist Church Watson B. Duncan Harry Muller A. H. Claflin National Anti-Saloon League Epworth League L. JC. Braddy

Farewell Service for Rev H Willis at Dillon Baptist Church

Community gathers for farewell to Rev H Willis moving to Blick siueg Va. Neighbors praise his nine years, with resolutions read detailing his impact, wife lauded as organist and mission leader. Pleasant Hill school programs and county prizes noted for four schools, with Pleasant Hill leading in fundraising.

Baptist Church H. Willis Blicksiueg Va Willis Duncan Chandler Dillon C. E. Peck Brother H Willis Kingdom of Christ John God Spiness Dillon Herald The Baptist Courier Blackstone Our Church Pleasant Hill County Board of Education Add Joe Cabell Davis Watson Gibson

Land Assessments Doubled In Dillon County

The State Tax Commission orders Auditor Gaddy to raise farming land values from 6.45 to 12.75 in Dillon County, causing real estate taxes to double this year. Other counties statewide see increases, but Dillon, Anderson, and Marlboro face the hardest hikes. Auditor Gaddy must implement the Tax Commission order, with potential equitable adjustments at the next general assembly session. Dr E N Gordon, veterinarian, Evans Pharmacy, Dillon, S C.

State Tax Commission Gaddy Mon Couny Dillon County Dillon Anderson Marlboro Tax Commission General Assembly

Death of James R. Watson longtime Dillon resident

James R. Watson aged about 72 or 73 died at his First Avenue home after a brief illness following a fall while at work. A Confederate veteran, long a carrier on Route One, he was among Dillon’s first settlers in 1888. He leaves a wife, three sons JF Watson Darlington Frank Watson Winnsboro and A B Watson Rowland and daughter Mrs Lipscomb of Dillon. Funeral at First Avenue residence conducted by Rev H A Willis with burial at Mt Holy Cemetery.

James R. Watson Dillon First Avenue Watson Mr. Watson Marion County Baptist Church JF Watson Darlington Frank Watson Winnsboro B Watson Rowland C. Lipscomb Louis Bethea Rogers C. E. Rogers Greensboro N. C L. K. Bethea Louis Hopewell Methodist Church J. W Ariel H.C. Carmichael Sojourner

Meeting of Dillon County Clubs

The sixth meeting of the Dillon County Federation of Women's Clubs was held at Little Rock on Saturday April 27. Despite heavy rain many delegates attended. Mrs R P Hamer called the meeting to order and Miss Smith welcomed the group. Speeches highlighted club work, health and sanitation, war efforts, and home economics with reports from delegates and a Red Cross update. The session adjourned for luncheon and resumed with readings, treasurer’s report, and further club reports.

Dillon County Federation of Women’s Clubs Little Rock R. P. Hamer Margaret Hasty Thelma Stanton Bethea Miss Smith Joe P Lane Hitmer Eviers McLees Dal Bethea John Hargrove

Federation of Clubs Meeting in Dillon County

Mrs W Moore was elected secretary after a successful Federation of Clubs meeting in Dillon County. Nine hundred dollars were spent for materials and the auxiliaries received high praise for their splendid work. Homer Preval and Amy usual amount were mentioned for notable contributions as sneakers for tired messenger service. An invitation for the Federation to meet at Sellers next fall was unanimously accepted.

Lon County Homer W. Moore J. 5 Sellers Federation of Clubs Dillon County J. Frank Thompson

Mitchell car trip thrills Belton crowd in 1075 mile test drive

The Mitchell factory party traveled from Chicass to Racine and back to Belton, covering 1075 miles with the Comfort Car. They praised the car’s pulling power and comfort, noting dust covered returnees and several cars sold along the way. Mr. Shirley selected experienced drivers for the trek and reports no trouble.

Messrs A. B. Welch J Carmichael Cincinnati Wil Carmich Welch E. C. Stanton Robt. Lester Robert Cottingham Percy Medin M. M. Milier Lonnie Stanton Boyd Steven Luke Covington Jon Hayes Shipley Helton Mendes Mitchell Cote Bert Ravcine Michell Mieber Belton Mitchell Shirley Racine

Mitchell car praised after mountain climbs and long trip

The Mitchell car is hailed as a capital vehicle able to handle Tennessee and Alabama mountains with ease, following a 1,100 mile trip. In Chicago city driving, the vehicle is noted as needing careful handling amid fast traffic. Participants in the endorsement includes A Shirley, J W White, W C Deck, T Breazeale, G O Tate, L B Smith and Will Coun. A legal notice from Dillon County, South Carolina, appears regarding a civil complaint filed April 24, 1918, with service details and attorney names.

Mitchell Factory Chicago A. Shirley J. W. White Woc. Deck T. Breazeale Tate Lo BL Smith Will Coun Whit the Mitchell Tennessee Alabama State of South Aroling Counnty Dills Dali Collins Point Satan Dillon County Dillon Ivis

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