Local notices and social news from Jonesville
Mrs Grady Bethea and daughter Jean visit relatives in Jonesville South Carolina. Dr E A Sykes Coker College president spoke at the Baptist church. Community updates cover new residents, school opening, travel, library bulletins on birds and crafts, and a Legion play at the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Bethea
Jean
Jonesville
S. C
E. A. Sykes
Coker College
Baptist Church
J. O. Bethea
Guss Bethea
W. D. Bethea
Myrtle Beach
L. A. Manning, Jr
W. H. Smith
P. C. Henry
Darlington
Sam Edwards
Dalcho
Percy McDonald
Ida May Rogers
Floydale
Phillip Bethea
J. G. Crawford
Sumter
F. C. Moody
Zion
Eugene Berry
Elberry
O. L. Rogers
Mulling
W. H. Stalvey
J. H. Graves
L. T. Sessions
Jacksonville
Fla
Rev
Avayne
Cheever
Dolph Braddy
Dillon
Edwin Kirkland
J. L. Dew
Charlotte
P. A. George
L. E. Dew
W. Ellis Bethea
W. D
E. L. Powell
Tracey E. Fore
Miss Hazel
Asheville
Etta Sellers
Estelle Ellerbe
Brevard
N. C
C. W. Bass
J. C. Campbell
Columbia
J. F. Shine
Greensboro
N.C
D. B. Shine
J. B. Gibson
Enq
Harry Sellers
Cheraw
N. B. Tuck
P. T. Watson
J. D. Simpson, Jr
W. R. Rierson
C. H. Gordon, Jr
R. W. McFarland
J. D. Coleman
Lone Oak Chapter
Iuibrary
J. Bethea, Sr
Tamasgee School For
York County
Bethea
Charles
Kate
Dorothy Rogers
D. C. Edwards
Florence
J.T. Walker
Dixon
E. M. Wells
W. C. Foster
the Baptist Church
St. Petersburg
E. F. Scoggins
Conway
J. E. Henry
M. H. Mims
The
American Legion
Lida Dixon
Wayne P. Sewell Lyceum Company
Atlanta
Madam Hymen Cupid
Legion
Gertrude Manning
Pricilla Prunes
Mr. Fairey
Billy Bachelor
Miss Dixon
Diognes
Weevil Dispersion and a Warning from a Banked Fortune
Weevil migration begins in August increasing in the cotton fields as Prof. A. F. Conradi notes. Farmers are urged to clean up shelter sites and use cover crops to destroy winter homes. A tale from Dillon warns that keeping cash on hand risks loss, with John Gilbert’s missing purse illustrating the danger of carrying money locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson College
A. F. Conradi
Piedmont
John Gilbert
Little Rock
Rocky Mount
N. C
Coast Line
John
Hame
Dillon
Palmetto Limited
Flag stripes in U S flags over time
The piece recalls the surrender of Cornwallis image showing a sixteen stripe flag and notes the flag count varied with states. It explains the 1818 law fixed stripes at thirteen and adds that Customs and Coast Guard flags still show sixteen stripes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwallis
Trumbull
Boston Post
United States Customs and Coast Guard
Cotton Money Credit Lines For Cotton Growers
The Savannah Cotton Factorage Co of Savannah Georgia offers loans on old and new crop cotton for prompt sale or staged sale over several months to prevent price decline. They will accept consignments and provide financing options for growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah Cotton Factorage Co
Savannah
Cypress Shingles Sale Announcement
W Ellis Bethea of Latta South Carolina advertises a large shipment of No 1 Cypress shingles at prewar prices. A stock of Cedar shingles is also available and Bethea invites buyers to visit before purchasing to save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ellis Bethea
Latta
8. C
Attention Farmers Hear Carolina Milling Company Pitch
The Carolina Milling Company invites farmers to gin cotton at its facility and denies rumors of ginned seed samples. It asserts no seed has left the gin this season and urges buyers to judge by the gin’s merit. The firm funds a Potato Storage House to aid cash markets for Irish and sweet potatoes and plans a cold storage plant to expand markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Milling Company
Dillon Oil Mill
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Dillon Herald
South Carolina
Lalita News Department
Peoples Bank
C. Henslee
M. D. Bye
Ofice
W. Johnson
Marion, G. OC
L. B. Haselden
London
First Mortgage Real Estate
Gibson & Muller
Attow
Malcolm Mercantile Co
L. D. Lide
Attorney-at-Law
Marion
Otis M. Page Civil Engineer
S.C
Der
Meat Products