Community Notices of Visits and Visits Across Town
Local residents and visitors are listed including Miss Floride Johnson in Mallory, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Elfenbein at Lake City, Miss Agnes Deans from Latta shopping in Dillon, Timmons Johnson visiting Dillon, and ST Atkinson spending days here. Also noted are social absences and returns such as the Williamses in Marion, the Henrys from Latta, Annie Hennegan with Nell Carmichael, Frank Carmichael from Bennettsville, Alec Monroe from Charlotte, and Flora Hamer from Hamer. Various others arrive from Davidson College, Columbia, Charleston, Baltimore, Conway, and Lake City, plus Dean W. M. Brick in Lake City and Dexter Evans from the University of South Carolina returning to Columbia. An oyster and hot supper at Bingham schoolhouse Friday night, November nineteenth invites the community. W. C. Hatchell of Bingham notes remaining cotton, and the Wood couple return from Jacksonville. Nell Smith visits Norwood, and Misses Skidmore, Willie, and Sadie Moore return to Coker College after home time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Elfenbein
Lake City
Agnes Deans
Latta
Timmons Johnson
Conway
Dillon
ST. Atkinson
Nell Smith
Norwood
N. C
Bails F. A. Skidmore
Willie
Sadie Moore
Coker Colllege
Rebecca Pickens Chapter D A meeting report
The Rebecca Pickens Chapter D A met with Mrs. James B. Gibson and Mrs. L. R. Craig. Mrs. T. W. Bethea will be the delegate to the State Conference, with the meeting to be held in Anderson next week. Mrs. W. C Tolar led the program and Bethea's paper on The Constitution of the U S was enjoyed. A catechism on the constitution prompted thoughtful answers, and hot coffee and sandwiches were served by the hostess with Miss Mary Bethea and Miss Sarah Bethea assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Picken
D. A
James B. Gibson
L. R. Craig
T. W. Bethea
Anderson
W. C Tolar
T. W . Bethea
the U. S
Mary
Sarah Bethea
Reception for popular bride and groom in Columbia
Former Lieut-Gov A J Bethea of Columbia visited his sister Mrs W T Bethea on Sunday. A large reception at the Watson home honored Mrs Sam McLaurin and the groom with county officers and wives in attendance. The event featured flowers, music, a salad course, and a guest book, with hundreds of attendees from eight to eleven. Senator N B Dial offers rural publications and seeds to constituents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Bethea
Columbia
W. T. Bethea
Sam McLaurin
J. R. Watson
Court House
Jno. C. Bethea
J. C. Davis
R .S. Rogers
J. C. Adams
V. Lane
Davie
Allen
E. L. Moore
LeRoy Moore
Wm. Murchison
Frank Thompson
L. R. Craig
W. B. S. Chandler
Maxime Watson
Florie Jane Bethea
Joe Lane
Ease Gibson
Nell Carmichael
Louise Moore
Mary Bethea
Methodist Church Services and Red Cross Appeal in Dillon
At Main Street Methodist Church Dr Watson B Duncan pastor Sunday school at 10 00 am Mr W H Muller superintendent Preaching 11 00 am and 730 pm Morning subject The Sufferings of Christ Evening subject Simon in Satan's Sister Prayer service Wednesday 730 pm Public cordial invited to all services Red Cross appeal notes health benefits of membership funds support county nurse health courses home hygiene first aid and public health nurses underlining the impact on mothers children and veterans with dollar contributions aiding future citizens
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street Methodist Church
Watson B. Duncan
W. H. Muller
Christ
Simon
Satan
Red Cross
Dillon County
U. S
Home Service
Abraham Lin Colins Parentage Mooted Again
Greenville on November 5 reports a new unpublished answer to Lincoln parentage from H T Cook of Furman University. Cook cites Lincoln’s own claim of illegitimacy as weighty and notes a life by his law partner Hern don that references the birth. a first edition expunged statement and a bank safekept copy are mentioned as corroboration while calling for scrutiny of the pair Hamilton and Lincoln as illegitimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Abraham Lincoln
H. T. Cook
Furman University
Lincoln
Cook
Greenville Piedmont
Piedmont
Hern ‘Don
Pee Dee
Hamilton
Adjustment of Prices and Merchandising Strategy
The piece argues that price readjustment does not reduce need and urges faster thinking, tighter study of purchases, better values, and rapid turnover through aggressive merchandising. It contends 6 percent of the population and 7 percent of land produce 60 percent of cotton and urges prudent trading to maximize value, promoting El fenbein Co.'s Great Cost Sale. It notes the German army numbering 150,000 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elfenbein Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Floride Johnson
Mallory
B. F. Williams
Marion
T. W. Henry
Our Town
Annie Hennegan
Frank Carmichael
Bennettsville
Autry Carmichael
Fork
Alec Monroe
Charlotte, N. C
Flora Hamer
Hamer
Don Rethea
Davidson College
Roy Moore
B. L. Moore
S. P. Melvin
W. R. Medlin
Fairmont
Rex Medlin
Alice Lipscomb
Gaffneys
Mrs. C. E. Lipscomb
Dean
W. M. Brick
Ellen White
Ruth Altman
Messrs
Powell and Smith
Lake View
Dexter Evans
University of South Carolina
George Robinson
Fayetteville
Jackson Brothers Lumber Co
J. W. Robinson
Bingham School
W. C. Hatchell
Bingham
W. H. Wood
Jacksonville
Fla
R. Meeting
S. W. Jackson
Miss Lacey
Haven-Hendricks
Dilley
N. B. Dial
Department of Agriculture
Senator Dial
Washington, D. C
The
Methodist Church
H.T. Cook
Eigk
Aii
Bates
Childrens
Georgette Walsts
Gale
Chlers
Arrow Head
Cadet
Buster Brown
Dillon, S
Idas
Jackson, Dillon, South Carolina
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