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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1909

Page

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Ruck Growers Reap Golden Harvest

A Dillon South Carolina column argues trucking of vegetables from the Pee Dee region pays off. It notes rapid rail freight growth, multiple crops like beans melons peaches and dewberries, and a Cheraw plan to form a Tracker's Association to ship in carload lots, boosting farm prosperity and land values.

Dillon Atlantic Coast Line South Carolina Florida Georgia South Lake City Pee Dee Cheraw News and Courier The Herald Tracker’s Association

Interdenominational Sunday School Convention Meeting Notice

The Dillon Herald announces the Twenty Seventh Interdenominational Sunday School Convention to be held at Mullins Methodist Church on June 24 and 25, 1909. It outlines township delegate elections, township committees, and reporting blanks, urging prompt, cheerful cooperation and specifying appointed committee members across townships including Marion and Dillon counties.

Mullins Methodist Church Couse Harlleesville R. P. Stackhouse Carmichael R. P. Hamer Jr Manning W. J. Carter Bethea John D. Coleman Kirby C. G. Bruce Wahee B. F Dill Moody D. M. Dew Marion William Stackhouse Reaves S. W. Smith Hillsboro R. K. Hayes LeGette Rowell R. E. Smith Brittons Neck Woodbury W. H. Thompson Mullins Aca

Townships Asked to Pay Specific Sums

An executive committee lists requested payments from several townships including Marion Twenty dollars Mullins Fifteen Reaves Fifteen Manning Fifteen Harlleesville Ten Kirby Seven Hillsboro Seven Carmichael Seven LeGette Rowell Five Wahee Three Brittons Neck and Woodbury Three The letter is signed by J W Johnson D K McDuff R J Blackwell J D McLucas E C Edwards Executive Committee.

Vacus Marion Township Mullins Reaves Manning Harlleesville Kirby Hillsboro Carmichael LeGette Rowell Wahee Brittons Neck Woodbury J. W. Johnson D. K. McDuff R.J. Blackwe J. D. McLuca E. C. Edwards

Program of Pee Dee Baptist Sunday School Association

The Pee Dee Baptist Sunday School Association convenes at Dillon Baptist Church May 28 29 with no service due to a Graded School commencement. Sessions include devotionals lectures on Sunday School development and evangelizing role plus training and methods led by Gresham Brabham Pittman Wallace Mason Ford Spillman and others. music by Florence Church orchestra.

Pee Dee R. Ford EB. W. Spillman Sunsday School Board J. J. Douglas J. A. Mason J. I. Allen BK. W. Spillman Baptists B. W. Spillman Florence Baptist Church

Closing Exercises at Dillon High School Auditorium

Commencement events run Sunday May 30 with Dr S C Hird of Chicora College Greenville S C delivering a sermon. Monday May 31 Prof L T Baker of University of South Carolina Pedagogy will give the annual commencement address. Tenth grade pupils compete for a new medal presented by Mr Stackhouse with six entrants. No graduating class this year as elev enth grade already addressed last year and eleventh added to core. Final exams mark the last week.

S. C. Hird Chicora College Greenville S. C L. T. Baker Department of Pedagogy University of South Carolina T. B. Stackhouse Dillon School Stackhouse

Obituary of Albert Prince Edwards Dated 1909

Albert Prince Edwards born May 27, 1846, died May 13, 1909 in Marion County. He was noted for rugged integrity, truthfulness, and faithful church membership at Dillon M E Church. Survived by Penny Roberts. one daughter Mrs Clyde Carmichael. five grandchildren. Masonic rites conducted at Mt Holly Cemetery.

Marion County Jeoone Dillon M.E Sth S.C. Ret Grant Petersburg Southland Evans Edwards Dijon Penny Rodberts Clyde Carmichiel Hing Inetense Murmer Hin Mt. Holly Cemete

Civic League Shifts to Monthly Meetings at Town Hall

The Civic League adopts monthly meetings on the fourth Friday at five in the town hall with a special Friday session tomorrow at five. An artesian well near the depot is planned, and a future event titled A Trip Around The World will let Dillon residents visit foreign countries without travel. The mayor and council will support League efforts, and thanks are given to Herald and Mr. Jordan for coverage. Mrs. C. R. Laber, Secretary.

League Dillon the Herald Jordan C. R. ‘Laber

Killing at Hamer between tramp workers at saw mill

News from Dil ton reports a fatal shooting at the home of Mr Jo Fy Graham after tramps resting near Rowland stopped for water. Henry Jaros, a man from Georgetown, died from a gunshot wound inflicted by Greer, who snatched a pistol during a confrontation and fired. The killer fled, hid in a shanty, was pursued and arrested Saturday night. The deceased was carried to Merion and Macedin jail Sunday.

Dilton Hamer Degre Mar. Kilware Jo Fy Graham Nestles Rowland Charlie Trees Simin McEachern Henry Jaros Georgetown Alun Gers Jones Stiles Greer Mr. Grahiti Hint Tosler Jl Martin Taner Carrie Merion

Farmer Falls Dead as Me Raises Gun to Shoot Automobile Party

A rural incident ends when a man named John Walker shoots at a party riding in an automobile, wounding or killing one of the travelers. Dr. McBrayer and others struggle to help beside a hostile crowd and a buggy loaded with cartridges. The event highlights local prejudice against automobiles and a potential second tragedy that was narrowly averted.

Farmer Charlotte Observer McBrayer Thompson John Walker

An Empty Shell and Epitaph at a Local Sale

A damaged notice describes the memorial and a ledger of seed and lint cotton from 1907 and 1908. L. Cottingham totals show Kenture and Pee Dee sums with Hamer, plus hauling, totaling 384.56 dollars. The Herald Hook Store advertises remaining stock at half price.

Kentyre Pee Dee Hamer Herald Hook

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