Local notes from Dillon area cover towns and people
A Dillon area roundup lists visits by HH Stanton of Tatum and others, with many locals in town or traveling to Rowland, Latta, Fayetteville, and Clio. It notes church events at Little Rock Presbyterian, illness and recoveries, a memorial unveiling planned for Mt Zion, a Dillon Latta baseball game, and upcoming travel to Little Rock for a reunion.
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JW. Moore
Fayetteville
R. S. Moore
Fork
Phillip Osteen
Daniel Alford
Clio
D. McK. Braddy
Latta
J. C. Braddy
Mary Galloway
Belle Manning
Grace Hamer
Mr. Douglas
Blenhemh
Little Rock Presbyterian Church
Air
Jr. Motrue — Rogers
Dothan Cemetery
L. CG. Braddy
Dr. McLeod's Infirmary
Braddy
Bela
Pou Dee Church
Buckner
Burial of Mewa Tarun and Mra J M Ta Tum
The funeral for Mewa Tarun and Mrs J M Ta Tum was held yesterday at 11 o clock in the city cemetery. Rev C H Leon conducted the service at the grave.
Engagement Announced for Miss Augusta Heacock and Lt Carter
A New York to Columbia State notice reveals the engagement of Miss Augusta Freer Heacock of East Orange New Jersey to Lieutenant Andrew F. P. Carter of the U S Navy. The ceremony will be at the Church of the Ascension in New York on May 16. Carter, a son of W J Carter of Dilton, graduated from Annapolis in 1905 and serves aboard the battleship South Dakota in the New York navy yard. Miss Heacock is a leading East Orange social figure and Miss Kate Carter, Lieutenant Carter’s sister, will attend.
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New York
Columbia State
Augusta Freer Heacock
East Orange
N. J
Andrew FP. Carter
U. S. Navy
Church of the Ascension
Lieut Carter
W. J. Carter
Dilton
Annapolis
South Dakota
New York Navy Yard
Kate Carter
Lieut. Carter
A Beaufful Wedding in Tilton
A wedding ceremony yesterday afternoon united Miss Mamie shonaganie and Mr. Joe Po Lane in Tilton. The reception hall and parlors were decorated in pink white and green with potted plants and sweet peas. The bridal party wore white lingerie dresses, and Miss Lett Muntagniey, a sister, attended as bridesmaid. The groom and best man Mr R Lestie Lane led the ceremony under a roses arch, with attendants serving at the reception. The couple left for a brief honeymoon and will reside in Milan where Mr Lane practices law.
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Cme
Mamie Shonaganie
Joe Po Lane
Tilton
Mendelashon
E.T. Hughes
Hessie Teme
Isabel Crows
Minnie Hewitt
Louise McMillan
Ahi
Benor
Lett Muntagniey
R Lestie Lane
Dillon
Rey B. Harpe
Buster
Virtus Ford
Nina Carmichale
Hianche
Alice McMillan
Lewis Gon
Ioree
Lane
Milan
Mrwatie
Florida
Medals Awarded at Dillon Latta County Oratorical Contest
The Dillon county Oratorical Association held its first high school contest in the auditorium Friday night with contestants from Dillon Latta Dal ro and Pages Mills high schools. Miss Inez McLaurin of Latta won a medal for her reading Making Him Feel at Home and Archie Fore of Dillon won for The New Soul. A standout encore featured Miss Mary Galloway of Latta performing Carmen to enthusiastic applause.
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Archie Bore
Dillon
Inez McLaurin
Lats
Dillon County Oratorical Association
Latta
Dalro
Pages Mills
Inez Melaurin
Latta High School
Archie Fore
Dillon High School
Carmen
Mary Galloway
Latte
Prayer
Fey
W. C G. Allen
Polybalde
Hoffan
Migs Richardson
Rebecca Elliott
Earon
Marion Allen
Ruby Coleman
Dateha High School
Ner McLaurin
Maggie May Rogers
Ml High School
Warner Hastings
Virginia Rogers
Dillion High School
Misa Galkeway
Aero plane exhibition in Dillon with Curtiss biplane model
South Carolina's first aeroplane on display at Dillon Wholesale Grocery drawn as a detailed Curtiss biplane model. Fred Rowe, assisted by Murchison, assembled the craft with a Detroit engine due Friday or Saturday, aiming for initial ground flights then higher altitude tests as weather allows.
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South Carolina
Dillon
Curtiss
McCurday
Fred Rowe
Murchison
Rowe
Detriot
Dess
Writer urges Sunday post office closure in 1911 letter
A letter from David Allen dated May 7 1911 argues for closing the post office on Sundays. He cites church attendance, post office crowds, and postal workload totals for the week starting May 1 as reasons to allow rest for workers and encourage Sunday worship. He notes additional mail figures incomplete but suggests most mail be held until Monday.
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Dilley Herald
Lear de Black
Baptist Church
Ho A Willis
Tas
Oder
Huis
David & ‘Allen
Capitalists Vikit Dildos In Odd Connecticut Fragments
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Underwood of Connecticut and Hamer Friday with stray words about guests. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks a coherent event or names to form a clear news item.
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Mo Underwood
Connecticut
My. Hamer
Distinguished visitors visit Dillon mills amid merger talks
Friday visitors include Underwood of Connecticut and Paulson of New York, major stockholders in Southern cotton mills. They toured Dillon mills to assess properties for a potential merger involving Southern white companies, with discussions hinting at a forthcoming activity or integration. The trio and other stockholders are closely watching the industry as drought and rain affect operations.
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Pb. Underwood
Connecticut
Leonard Paulson
New York
Anil
Hdebebilig Meeerlitfoni
Messrs Caderwood Ani Paulson
Dentine Haaneiern
Eist
Mil
Storkes Yes
Wetite Tiskess
Tyue Great Corporation
Dillon Merres Paderwood
Pauls
Metall
Jini
Southern Bell
Gaddy
Adamis
Adams
Oliver
Mra
Raeere
Benie
Wien
Malta
Mr NeW treed i Hilti yesterday at the death it Mr Pett Cook
A fragmented notice reports a death in a local area with unclear names and places. Factually sparse details appear, mentioning a person named Pett Cook and a reference to a death and a nearby location or section.
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Pett Cook
Fragments Hint Local Notice On Upcoming Mars Tor Day
Fragmentary OCR mentions an event labeled as Mars Tor Day with vague references to pages, dates, and next actions. No clear names, places, or concrete details are readable enough to confirm a specific notice or location.
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HH. Stanton
Tatum
P. J. Bethea
Wil Thompson
Arch Cobb
Rowland
Mrs. Brows
J. V. Fry
Tilekory
N.C
Furmand
Muse Edna
Charleston
H.C. Webber
Lila McIntyre
Corgissie Guill Thetinmer
Mary ‘Thompson
McCull
Will ‘Thompson
L. Edwards
Kinston
N. C
J. J. Bridgers
Canada
Bridgers
Order of Railway Telegraphers
James Lee
Mt. Zion
Hauer
Nonnie Mo White
Khowlton
Colum
Miss Whites
Barker's
Robeson County
Miss White
Batt
Dillon Diamond
Bailey
McMillan
Browsen
Moore
Wo J. Bryan
J. £. Ellerbe
Board of Trade
Hargrove
Mr. Bryan
Ditlon
Dillon County
Little Rock
Ark
Judge McRae
M. Page
Panam Canal
Pandime
Page
Ste
Big Ditch
Hin
Uewl
Culeba Cat
Gobineers
BF. Edwards
Gaddy's Mill
Ike
Pestner Institute
Columbia
Paneral of
Mewa
M. Tarun
Ee County
Marche
Garrett
Louise Moore
Harlet Hamer
Vikit Dildos
Pee Dee Drug Co
Fountein
Mowest
Pocelenar
Werner
Ehildredr
Wis
Suttay Wook
Plorenen
J. Haley
Fear Letia
Willie Rowe
Free State
Mere
F. Malley
Wear Little Bork
Love
Rockfish
North Catalina
Chas, Rogers
Buck Swamy
Wasdy
N.C. Dove
Soo
Myattius
Theseei
Tom Allen
Near Linke Eek
Taylor
Plesdale
Jv Hyatt
Marlboro County
Wisnetee
Garner
Wes
Durock4ersey
David
Ciesdas
Donald
Nash
Ryan
Swaesters
Lasalle
Moab
Rhea Patna
Abeba
Asthrius
Ware
Wally Stree