Personal Mentions and Local News Reach Across Bennettsville
A compilation of hometown notes features Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Carter visiting Fairmont North Carolina, several local residents and visitors in Fayetteville and Birmingham, and mentions of Miss Townsend of Bennettsville visiting Miss Marguerite Elliott. The item also reports hospital travel, Confederate Reunion attendance, church plans, and a household fire on East Main Street with insurance details and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Saleeby
Fayetteville
Miss Townsend
Bennettsville
Marguerite Elliott
East Main Street
A. N. Coppedge
Correction Notice On National Guard Dillon Herald Dates
An editor correction concerns National Guard records in the Dillon Herald dated October 19. A short item notes a squadron in Dillon with Weatherly Byfield and a claim of misprint. The officer is urged to report to the command at Cape Commanding 2nd Cavalry A.C. for a formal meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline
J. Frank Boyer
Norristown
Dillon Herald
National Guard Company
Jn Dillon Herald
Ethan
Ian Jaittion
Wee Keautred
Hin Jno
Kiitor Dillon
South
Wathon
Ale Ultien
Gyrcuatvsean
Whsiebon
TeTow
Nile Healers
Penn
Pleasant Hill School Mission Wires With Literary Society
Pleasant Hill School engages in mission wires as Miss Alma Collier and Amy Connor of Et lore assist in organizing a Literary Society with officers.
Halloween party planned at school house by Improvement Association
Ident Kate Rogers vice president Mary Miller secretary Mildred Ar nette reports a Halloween party at the school house Friday night Oct 25 with public invited and refreshments to be served. Several local residents noted illness and recent visits while teachers and pupils enjoyed county fair activities and weekend trips to the beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Rogers
Mary Miller
Mildred Arnette
Improvement Association
Carl Power
Hartsville
Tce
Worth Burns
Pleasant Hill
Dillon County
J. G. Willis
Angie Myers
Clio
Sallie Moody
Marion
Moody Sha
Beand Wy
Arnetto
Moonhers
Missex Cotlley
Connor
Dirt Chak Ilow sats people work amin nitive
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning people and work but with unclear context. Likely notes a group or individual named Sheol Chork and a quoted line about saying Pibvhls and dine rijed. No clear event, place, or outcome detectable.
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J. D. Friezland
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Louise Blizzard
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Perry McGill
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C. D. Sturgeon
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T. C. Sherwood
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Clarence Moody
J. H. Hamer
L. R. Craig
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B. L. Stanton
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Roswell
Wharton
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Cotton OU Co
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Florence Te Fimary
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Tiapel
Wlair
AleTown
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Wenen
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Ieee
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Morris Fass Department
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