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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1918

Page

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County News and Happenings In Floydale Area

Red Cross subscriptions in Floydale exceeded the $300 allotment on the first day of the drive. Lacy Bethea of Latta visited Floydale, and W H Miller recovered from a week of illness. Mrs E D Fairy and children visited friends. Mrs Morgan Rogers stayed with her brother in Pimlico. Ethel Reaves returns home for the summer after teaching in NC. Bert McLaurin of Maxton visits home. Mrs B A Alford returns from Dillon. Agnes Stackhouse stayed with Mrs Bert. F M Page of Gaddy’s MUS section visited the Oak Grove sisters. Bethesda church collected for the Red Cross. A committee led by T E Fore and others will canvass Oak Grove school district for its share, including local colored contributions. In Marlboro county Negroes contribute liberally. At Brownsville a union meeting raised over $200 led by C P Hodges and influential Black residents. Delayed farm work and grass prompt farmers’ hustle as T E Fore and Hazel return from Washington.

Floydale Red Cross Lacy Bethea Latta W. H. Miller E. D. Fairy Morgan Rogera Pimplico Ethel Reaves North Carolina Oak Grove Bethesda Aken T. E. Fore P. A. George Tom Meyes J. S. Fair Marlboro County Aguinnus Wen Wilson Dillon's SATIN Dillon Valuatie Congremsiyan J. Woll Hugsdale Es-Senai Jobo Lo Melcorit Vierow Gutters Tod Orne Dillon County The Herald Mctaurin Doug Company Intion County Alex Saleeta Deselling

Federal Directors for All Railroads Take Helm at Last

Washington May 21 director general McAdoo relieves a railroad president of his duties and assigns a federal director for each road to report only to the railroad administration. The move aims to protect stockholders while preserving each railroad’s identity and may appoint operating officers from within the properties. The plan creates new Allegheny and Pocahontas districts with regional directors and signals sweeping changes in railroad management nationwide.

Washington Evly United States McAdoo Railroad Administration Allegheny Region Pittsboro New York Central C. H. Markham Pocahontas Hampton Roads Markuin AL Hy Stth New York Allegheny New England Pittsburg Mississippi River Ohio River C. W. Huntington Virginian Railway

Red Cross World War Aid Declared By Navy Secretary

Secretary Daniels lauds the American Red Cross as world wide and nonpartisan in purpose. He says it offers unselfish aid to distressed people and war sufferers, treating all as brothers. The piece notes German victories viewed as ironic by the Brooklyn Eagle.

American Red Cross Josephus Daniels Secretary of the Navy Red Cross

Dilton High School Commencement Ends With Oratory

The 1918-19 session closes with a Methodist church sermon by Dr. Watson B. Duncan and an evening graduation program led by Edith Squires and Dexter Evans. Prizes go to Charles Barlow and Miss Julia Hethen. diplomas and medals to graduates. musical numbers feature prominently. Public invited to Sunday services and the EpWorth League gathering.

Dilton High School Methodist Church Watson B. Duncan Charles Barlow Julia Hethen Edith Squires Eddie Thompson Doris Caldwell Chike Prophecy Osborne Bethea Christine Edwards Cliff Wiltele Briddy Dexter Evans Mary Elizabeth Stackhouse Louie Blizzard Congressman J. W Iagsdale Main Street Ehuret Oy Watson Duncan Tharey Mutley Apeak EpWorth League Mel Maddy

South Carolina Cotton Marketing Group Formed At Columbia

A statewide meeting of cotton growers in Columbia resulted in the formation of the South Carolina Cotton Information and Marketing Association. W G Swith was elected chairman, with T Kestan as secretary. The group approved price protections, committees to engage with the national food administration, and measures to curb price fixing by manufacturers, aiming for fair marketing of cotton and seed. A fund of 371 was raised to cover convention expenses with potential up to 1000 for legal advice.

Columbia Secion South Carolina House of Representatives W. G. Swith T. Kestan Ted Witton Wade Stackhouse A. C. Summers Jt M. Cooper J. Frank Williams Capt. Smith Dro Wade Stackhouse Dillon John D. Frost Jyunicipala Priepaseil

War time misery and hunger in Vienna amid patrols

A Vienna scene amid bread shortages and morale drops as soldiers beg for food and workers face illness. The piece notes prisoners of war murdered at a gas works, news suppression, and fear of Bolshevik movements. It cites mushrooms in forests sustaining families, and deteriorating conditions with typhus and dysentery. The article also references American sentiment and a Redress Rally, calling for bread, relief, and patriotism.

Germany Austria Neaples Tornaillon Vienna Arbiter Zeitung Pany Ukraine America Wilson

Red Cross Rally in Dillon Today

A town rally and parade kick off today in Dillon to boost Red Cross appeal. The event includes a parade at ten from the school, speeches by congressmen and local leaders, and a four installment fund drive starting July 1. A Clean Up Day is urged for May 27 with civic league support and volunteer participation from residents and youth.

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