Monster Tracks Seen in Marlboro and Darlington Counties
Read as wild rumor of giant tracks found near Sanitary Laundry and Prestwood crossing, with sightings across Marlboro and Darlington counties. Local reaction mixes hoax, wild man, and gorilla theories as residents inspect prints. editor notes no confirmed sighting, promises update next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullins Enterprise
Enterprise
Diljon Herald
Marlboro County
Hartsville Messenger
Darlington County
Mullins
Nick
Hartaville
Seaboard Air Line
Prestwood Crossing
J. B. Kirven
Zai
South Carolina
Prestwood
Side
Jordan
The Methodist Church Services Sunday Schedule
The Main Street Methodist Church led by Pastor Dr Watson B Duncan offers Sunday School at 10 AM with Mr W H Muller as superintendent Preaching at 11 AM and 8 PM The morning topic is The Sermon on The Mount No 1 The Great Teacher The evening topic is What a Fool About God Junior Haworth League meets at 4 PM Invited to all Wednesday service notes include Sarah ios Hargrove and terse invitation details
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Main Street Methodist Church
Watson B. Duncan
H. Muller
Haworth League
Sarah ‘Ios Hargrove
Cotton Price Jump Seen By Senator Heflin
Senator Heflin of Alabama predicts a sharp rise in cotton prices next spring or earlier. He cites high inroad by Southern mills on low grade cotton and dwindling supply as demand surges globally, with Germany seeking American cotton and export finance nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
War Finance Corporation
Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association
Texas Firm
Bureau Cotton Association
War Finance,Board
Dr Watson B Duncan Addresses Augusta on Community
Dr Watson B Duncan of Dillon S C spoke at the Rialto Theatre in Augusta under the Loyal Order of Moose. He urged cash wise finances cooperation culture and character as keys to civic development. The audience heard a forty five minute talk replacing Dr D W Daniel of Clemson due to illness in his family.
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Watson B. Duncan
Augusta Chronicle
Duncan
Dillon, S
Rialto Theater
Augusta
D. W. Daniel
Clemson College
the Loyal Order of Moose
Dr. Duncan
Dr. Daniel
Petit jurors drawn for Dillon General Sessions 1921
A list of jurors drawn for the Dillon County General Sessions court begun September 12, 1921. Names include J R Braswell Carmichael W A Burney Manning KR C Wine Kirby J C Blien Bethea H M Rogers Harlleesville, Brewer Hillsboro, Rowse Manning W H Parham Bethea A C Hi Haselden Kirby W G Harrelson Carmichael A Taeman Harlleenville Fore Bethea J P McLaurin Manning J Tt McKensie Hilleboro J T Moody Jr Carmichael S Tt Powers Bethea A W Wallace Manning W C Miller Hillsboro J Carmichael Carmichael W H Cain Kirby W M Arnette Carmichael jor Coleman Kirby PD McDonald Hillsboro Morris Pasa Manning S S Turbeville Bethea H F Easterling Bethea C KR Rogers Huluborn 3 J H Coleman Manning Edwin Horn Hillsboro J K Taylor Bethea 3 T Walker Bethea Parkay Barfield Hillsboro 1 5 aaekbouas Manning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of General Sessions
Dillon
J. R. Braswell
Carmichael
W. .A. Burney
Manning
C. Wine
Kirby
J. C. Blien
Bethea
H. M. Rogers
Harlleesville
K. Brewer
Hillsboro
R. Rowse
W. H. Parham
A C. Hi
Haselden
W. G. Harrelson
A. Taeman
T. Walker
Parkay Barfield
Aaekbouas
Booze scam hits Cheraw and Bennettsville shoppers
A liquor salesman visited Cheraw and Bennettsville and reportedly took thousands from local residents who paid in checks for non arriving “O be Joyful” liquor. Citizens hoped for Christmas cheer but the truck with the cargo never arrived, leaving leading locals wiser and the salesman out of reach at a resort with funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterfield Advertiser
Cheraw
Bennettsville
Booze
Case Goods
Walden Charged With Bigamy In Bennettsville Case
Judge Gibson spent the day hearing the Walden bigamy case. Witness J E Bailey testified Walden, an ex soldier, married his daughter Samantha Bailey on May 1 1920 and lived with her in 1922 when a son was born. The second wife Miss Maxie Bell Goodyear said they married June 3 1921 in Bennettsville. Walden fled to Helmont after being arrested and was brought back for trial. Bail bond issues and court steps were noted with delays.
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Bennettsville
Sheriff's Weatherly
Henry Buck
Marion
T. J. Rogerr
Judee Gibson
Aged Woman Polly Ann Hayes Dies Near Kemper
Mrs Polly Ann Hayes believed to be the county’s oldest resident died at her Kemper area home on the 5th. Funeral services were led by Rev A Finch with Rev A Lane assisting. she would have turned 92 next January. A former Miss Elvinton, she married William Hayes who predeceased her. She left five children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Born in the era of John Quincy Adams and seven years old at the Seminole War, she recalled the first U S railroad, the South Carolina line Charleston to Hamburg. Her wide connections drew hundreds to the cemetery for the memorial tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Ann Hayes
Kemper
Fth
A. Finch
A. Laneay
Hayes
Elvington
Wiliam Hayes
John Quincy Adams
United States
South Carolina
Charleston
Hamburg
The
Southern
Lake View to Open School on September 12
Lake View will begin classes September 12 with a staff including Prof J B Thorn Jr and N C Bostic, Miss Dorothy Race of Georgia, Misses Mae Johnson Allendale Louise Mathig Palmetto Fla Elizabeth Altman Blackville Ellen White Dillon Lucile Powell Lake View Hodges Marion Lorena Parrish Clio. Commercial and social news cover travel to Myrtle Beach and a talk by Dr J G Clinkseales of Wofford College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Thorn, Jr
Bostic
N. C
Dorothy Race
Georgia
Mae Johnson
Allendale
Louise Mathig
Palmetto
Fla
Elizabeth Altman
Blackville
Ellen White
Dillon
Lucile Powell
Lake View
Hodges
Marion Lorena Parrish
Clio
Eneay
Parriah
Mra. L. W. Temple
Missee Alimae
Hat
Graham Travis
Frank
Miriam
Emma Graham
Myrtle Beach
J. G. Clinkseales
Wofford College
Methodist Church
Ruth
Marion
Cornelia Simpson
Columbia
Mr. W. B. Simpson
Rev
Mra. Simpson
Parham expands fashion stock in Latta and Mullins
W C Parham, Latta merchant, buys Fashion Shop stock and will run men’s and women’s wear from the same store in Latta. He plans a second shop at Mullins and splits time between Latta and Blacksburg. Dillon store opens Sept 12. Morris Fass buys merchandise and opens a Mullins branch. he stays in Dillon with supervision. Dr. D W, Capt. D. W. Smith named in Confederate veterans appointment. McLaurin pleads guilty to three of four charges of assault on young girls and is sentenced to 20 years. insanity evidence presented by Dr. Munroe and Dr. Rybette.
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W. C. Parham
Latta
Mulling
Mr Fass
Dillon
Mayetain
Mullins
Charlotte
Obs
W. HL. McLaurin
J. Bis Ray
Superior Court
State
McLaurin Js
Han
J. &. Munroe
B.C. Ryvette
Munrao i
McLaurin
Ray
Ato
Local residents share visits and travel plans this week
Misses Besaty and Mary Alford left for Charlotte Saturday to reseh In the eity school this coming tern. Mr and Mrs Ken Whitlock and son of Maxton spend a couple of days at the face of Mrs D L McLaurin. Mr AB McElyea visiting Mrs J McLaurin. Simeon Wicettis and son of Lykesland spent the past week with Mrs B A Alford. Mrs Percy McDonald visited her mother Mrs J O Rogory last week. Anna Whitlock retired to Maxton after a week with Miss Hallie McLaurin. Janet Stackhouse visiting her sister Mrs kh Hodges. Herbert Hodges Sr was a visitor in our midst Sunday. Edward Beaman of Laurinburg visited friends here Sunday. Ava Marearoy and Lillian Stackhouse connected for several days. S B Spear of Waycross GA visited this week. Mrs Marvin McLain visited Mr and Mrs T R A Alford Sunday. M M Stackhouse and children visited Mr and Mrs S C Taylor's home Sunday. Inex Calhoun spending the week with her aunt at Clio. Bibett Fort and Ruby Fort Carmichael spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs S L Taylor. Lane of Temperence spent the past week with Rev and Mrs P K Crosby.
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L. M. Rogers
L. M. Jr
Kershaw
Mias
Margie Croxon
W- Fort
Mra. C. M. Hall
Marion
Rey
H. C. Carmichael
Charlotte
N. C
Annie Carmichael
Katie Calhoun
Clio
W. F. McNeill
Dublin
N. B. Calhoun
Hemingway
J. M. Rogers
Lynchburg
8. C
Mary Rogers
Ora Rogers
Sarah Taylor
Fayetteville
Besaty
Mary Alford
Eity
Ken Whitlock
Maxton
Mra dL
McLaurin
AB. McElyea
J. McLaurin
Simeon Wicettis
Lykesland
B. A. Alford
Percy McDonald
J. O. Rogory
Mike Anna Whitlock
Hallie McLaurin
Janet Stackhouse
Hodges
Herbert Hodges, Sr
Edward Beaman
Laurinture
Sind
Ava Marearoy
Misa
Lillian Stackhouse
B. Spear
Wayercas
Marvin McLain
TR. A. Alford
MM. Stackhouse
BA Miford
Inex Calhoun Iq
Bibett Fort
Ruby Fort Carmichael
CL ‘Taylor
Mies Lane
Temperence
Wid
K. Crosby
Conway Marion Motor Bus Line to Open September 7
The Harry Herald reports a new Conway to Marion motor bus line will begin September 7, routing via Aynor and Gallivants Ferry. The Columbia based Motor Transportation Company will operate one twenty passenger bus with plans for two daily round trips and reduced fares versus rail. The Conway Chamber of Commerce and Marion, Conway officials plan opening events and extended community trips for the launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Herald
Conway
Marion
Aynor
Gauivanus
Motor Transportation Company of Columbia
Pointer
N Bagnal
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Stopa
Ayman
Perry
Ayub, Gallivarte Verry
Chauber
Commieres
Motor Transportation Company
White Motor Truck Company
Conwar
Constructionman Elkins Dies in Greensboro
James Thomas Elkins a contractor born in Goldston and long known in the building trade died in Greensboro after a brief illness. He was about 35, survived by his wife Mrs Elkins son Carroll Elkins and four siblings. He lived in Greensboro about a year and had worked previously in Fayetteville and Goldston. The Greensboro News carried the account.
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Dillow
Kim
Elkins
Msboro
Milo Dlesser
Eumens
Fayetteville
Etna
Glkine
Bikini
Pugeltell
Greensboro
The
Titme
Pan Duys
Janes Thomas Elkins
Grenove
Entine
Former Dillon Man Hayes Dies in Palatka Florida
H Hayes formerly of Dillon died at his Palatka Florida home last Sunday aged 35. Born in Kirby township he left thirty years ago for Florida where he worked in fruit industry and real estate. Survived by sister Mrs Elizabeth Mayes of Dillon and Mr Kirby of Kirby. Burial was at Pomona Florida.
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H. Hayes
Dillon Firen
Palatka
Fia
Mr. Hayes
Kirby Township
Flodde
Hayes
Mra Eizabeth Mayes
Dillon
ST Kirby
Kirby
Pomona
Fin
Starting a Cocoanut Grove When Indica Cocoaning Began
Fragmentary note asks when the Cocoanut Grove event or gathering titled Indica would start. The readable text provides no concrete date time location or organizer details to confirm a schedule.
Unclear fragmentary wedding scene and names
Fragmentary OCR describes a wedding at an unspecified home with names such as Mrs Wit Hlan kenship and Miss Erery Teaunsey Mieek Virein Kes, bride in golden satin, groom James B. Hamer, ceremony by Rev J De Williatie, attendants and reception details barely readable. multiple names and decor elements scattered throughout.
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Burke le Wandesielis
Pepi Gar
Whiteyie
Ditlyn
Syet
Svents Wespleine
Erery Teaunsey
Ruby Whitfield
Miser
Capt Wankinship
Yas Mar Rlizabeth
Alenehi
Woner
Janeen
Hemor
Tiniuinnavife
Mites
Hessie Garrell
Whiteville
Farle Blankenship
Mix
Garrell
Georgette
Rosin Mix
Cora McKinney
Romee
Ed. Caton
W. H. Blankenship
J James B. Hamer
Timmonsyilie
J. de Willlatie
Methodler
Mins Ramecy
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Darlington
Sabile
Senator Heflin
Alabama
TN Augusta
Jiquor
N.C
D. W
United Confedera
Mike Katg
Sliven
Bradeneck
Jose
Roner Guede
Coroner Gasque
Tle Intrest
OH Smc
Ogie
Indica, the
Hlinkenship
Tiarett
Mildred
Hatha Carmichael
Maxie
Tucite
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