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The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1919

Page

5

Local social notes and visiting mentions scattered here

Personal mentions include Tere and Mise Alma Goodyear of Lake View in town Sunday. Mrs Lena Ward of Rowland NC shopped here Saturday, Mrs Leroy Rogers and Mrs N J Rogers of Fork shopped Friday. Kae Sam Atkinson attends the Alexander Moore wedding in Columbia. W A Blizzard attends the Fair in Charlotte. J B Gibson returned Tuesday from Atlanta on business. Annie Henegan of Minturn visited Sunday. Soren Bethea at home for the Gibson Bethea wedding. Lelia Braddy spent weekend in Rowland. L B Fort of Fork was in town Monday. Nania McLaurin of Laurinburg visiting Mr and Mrs L A Tatar. Mrs Carson Talar spent Friday shopping in Fayetteville. Bill Wheeler in Columbia. Jack Mahon visiting Columbia. Vieve Hugins spent weekend with relatives at Nichols. Louise Moore visiting Earl Alexander in Columbia. Mr and Mrs Le Braddy Jr moving into new home on East Main. Alec Monroe of Charlotte spent a few days in town. Mary Sprunt Bethea left for McColl to attend Gideon Bethea wedding. Bessie Jackson of Clover visiting. Mrs J A Moore and daughter Miss Ei Lon in Fayetteville Saturday. Misses Mary Elizabeth Stackhouse and Louise Blizzard in Fayetteville Saturday. R L Poth Dexter and family returned home from Sanford. BL Moord and daughter Dorothy left to attend the Alexander Moore wedding in Columbia. Lillian Lewis of me navie spent weekend with Mrs J D Hargrove.

N. J. Rogers Fork Kae Sam Atkinson Columbia Alexander-Moore W. A. Blizzard Charlotte J. B. Gibson Atlanta Annie Henegan Minturn Soren Osborne Bethea Gibson-Bethea Mise Lelia Braddy Rowland, N. C Nania McLaurin Laurinburgha L. A. Tatar Carson Talar Fayetteville Bill Wheeler Mary Sprunt Bethea McColl Bessie Jackson Clover BL. Moord Gouther Dorothy Alexander[Moore Lillian Lewis Navie J.D. Hargrove

World and Cotton Notes and Local Gossip

Mrs. J. B. Colvin of Chester selects her daughter Mrs. Broney Lane as a visitor. Jessie Evans travels to Atlanta for a course at the College of Pharmacy. Mrs. C. R. Mitchell of Fairmont NC visits her daughter Mrs. LeRoy Williams. Jno and Frank Blackwell of Marion spend Sunday with Mrs. W. Murchison. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Friesland go to Baker's Sanitarium in Charleston for Mrs. Friesland’s treatment. Lieut Commander Andrew J. Carter of Washington visits his father W. J. Carter. Mrs. A. J. Easterling and children of McColl stay with her father W. W. C. Easterling. John Sprunt returns from Hot Springs Ark in improving health. The Crosland Tyson Realty & Auction Co. of Bennettsville will sell the J. R. Regan and B. F. Edwards farms near Gadys Mills tomorrow at 10:30 on subdivided small farms with terms. The Crosland Tyson Co. notes several successful county sales this year.

Lane Jessie Evans Atlanta College of Pharmacy C. R. Mitchell Fairmont,n.c LeRoy Williams Crosland-Tyson Realty & Anction Co Bennettsville J. R. Regan B. F. Edwards Gadys Mills Crosland Tyson Company Cotton Association South Carolina McLaurin Germany Mr. Wannamaker

Return on oil prompts York County Cotton meeting

John L. McLaurin urged Yorkville farmers and business men to join the York County Cotton Association at a city courthouse gathering. He warned that cotton value hinges on strong local organization to counter powerful trusts and outlined postwar economic stakes and the need for unified action to control warehouse systems and pricing.

John L. McLaurin York County Yorkville Enquirer Yorkville York County Cotton Association Bennettsville J. B. Johnson Rock Hill York Herald Office England France Paris London United States Europe United Staes Great Britain Italy Germany

Colds Cause Grip and Influenza Laxative Bromine Quinine Box Ad

Product caption notes bromine quinine laxative tablets claim effect against colds grip and influenza. Mentions one brand element E W Grove and price and box label. Reads like an old drug advertisement with limited context and uncertain details.

E.W. Grove

Linen Ginning Tags Advertised by Herald Publishing Co

Linen ginning tags promoted as durable and weatherproof amid scarce labor and materials. Buy now to avoid delays as deliveries are uncertain.

Herald Publishing Co

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Also Mentioned on This Page

Tere Mise Alma’ Goodyear Lake View Lena Ward Ieee Leroy Rogers Jack Mahon Vieve Hugins Speeals Nichols Louise Moore As Earl Alexander Mrs. le. Braddy, Jr East Main Street Alec Monroe Charlotte, N.C J. A. Moore Ei Lon Mary Elizabeth Stackhouse Louise Blizzard R. L Pothdexter Sanford, N. C THE J. 8. Colvin Chester B. Broney V— Messrs. Jno Frank Blackwell Marion W. Murchison J. D. Friesland Baker's Charleston Andrew J. Carter Washington W. J. Carter A. J. Easterling John Sprunt Hot Springs Ark Monroe Miller Texas Miller the Herald Mr. Miller America Russia Austria Poland Hungary Atlantic Ocean Jus Woodrow Wilson Christian Brotherhood of Nations Turkey Thas Ife Roosevelt Morris Fass Applebrand Knickerbockers Zeigler Bros Playa E Dillon Travel
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