Bethea Nominated for Sheriff in Second Primary
In the second primary Clyrde S. Bethea of Latta won the sheriff nomination over S V Lane while H Mahone Moody of Kemper topped J S Fair for county superintendent of education. Total votes reached 2050, up from 1991, with broader interest as women gain equal voting rights in future primaries signaling political changes nationwide.
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Clyrde S. Bethea
Latta
S. V. Lane
H. Mahone Moody
Kemper
J. S. Fair
Smith
United States Senate
Geo. W. Warren
Wilson G. Harvey
Charleston
O. K. Mauldin
Greenville
F. W
Shealey
D. L. Smith
South Carolina
Sweet potato exhibit car to tour Dillon area
The railroad potato car will visit 27 communities to demonstrate harvest handling packing and grading. Extension specialists will explain latest methods as boll weevil pressure grows and farmers are urged to diversify crops beyond cotton.
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Clemson College
Dillon
Sparks Circus Exhibition Arrives in Dillon on Tuesday
The Sparks Circus announces a grand open cage street parade in Dillon on Tuesday September 28, featuring Caesar the jumping horse, two herds of elephants, and the Cornallas family European acrobats. The show tops a growing display with trained horses and daring acts, amid reports of local political controversy over primary election funding in Beaufort County and the Democratic party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks
Dillon
Sparks Circus
Caesar
Cornallas
America
Florence
ijeTndime
Zierse Watt
Acre
Amd
Clem Witt
Cotton Day Observed Across South Carolina
A South Carolina proclamation marks October as Cotton Day with county meetings planned in every county seat. Governor Cooper urges participation to promote decent cotton prices and a prosperous community. The program covers fair pricing, marketing plans, and improved warehousing and distribution facilities.
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Columbia
Mondas
Sep Hanbergith
Colton Way
South Carolina
Cooper
Couity Amt
Schools Opened Monday Tie Diller in Ved Mevliy
Reads like a damaged report about school openings Monday in Tie Diller area with attendance goals and compulsory daily attendance for children aged 8 years and older. Mentions summer activities and local authority actions urging consistent attendance and testing efforts.
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Tie Diller
Peritin
Virial
Aioe
Cathotie
Falaearianyee Iystreete
Hemi Ation
Reypiranod
Selemad
Miss Manning Hosts Informal Friday Dinner Party
Mice Annie Hamer Manning entertained Troy and a group of guests at her country home on Friday. The party featured a delish dinner with courses and progressive rank, with attendees including Margaret Hasty Pearl Proctor Vieve Hueeins Heer ty Bessie Ber Alito David David Grace Hamer Kate Effie Evans Manning Ajfeen King Annie Thompson Bethea and Mrs. Fridantels.
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Annie Hamer Manning
Troy
Smallheart
Fovels
Miss Manning
Margaret Hasty
Pearl Proctor
Vieve Hueeins Heerty
Bessie Ber Alito David David
Grace Hamer
Kate Was
Effie Evans
Manning
Ajfeen King
Annie Y Thompson
Bethea
Fri Dantels
Dillon County Demotves Campaign Message Fragment
A garbled political note thanks election managers and voters for contributions to the National Democratic Campaign. It references Dillon County precincts and informal counts, with distorted names and phrases about supporters and reporting progress.
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Varios
County Sews and Happenings in Greenshare District
Local notes report visits and movements of residents including Miss Coleen Berea who left for Florida to begin a new job. Teachers and students are listed with assignments across nearby towns, and sermons and church attendance noted at the Methodist church. Several families are mentioned as traveling, hosting, or relocating for education and care facilities.
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Sellers School
J. G. Baker
Mises Louise Baker
Mattie Price
Mises Elizabeth Ruth
Celeste
Nelle Sellerg
Columbia Colege
Leila Culbreath
Columbia
Iss Culbreath
Mamie Smith
Boardman
N. C
Elizabeth Page
Bishopville
Alma Watson
Conway
Flora Watson
Rock Hill
Winthrop College
Caldwell
Methodist Church
O. R. Edwards
Edwards
Stanley Walker
Peerie
Walker
J. O. Bethea
North Carolna
Nebo
Lanter Watson
Florence Infirmary
Miss Watson
Miss Culbreath
Florence
Praw Wat
Local Social Notes and Family News from North Shore
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Carol Mose Leola Velet
P Minthern
Ft Cobfinghan
Theltanjad
Ty Bee
View Etaaherk
Stewart Areels
Kate
Faye Fey
Cotes
Cline
Medan
Amit
Taeford
Mies Mery
Wwonther
Tier
Little Friends St
Mig
PLOYDALE Floyd and mis Mayle McLaturin event notes
Fragmented OCR reports several names and days from a local page. It mentions Floyd Ploy dale returning from a week, Miss Mayle McLaturin returning from Lavarinbirs Mist Thursday, and varied social visits to Andrews and Hurry Wigil. A Methodist Church service schedule lists pastor Dr. Dubean, morning prayers, and an evening topic The Search for Papgenese with a Wednesday prayer service and public candjails invitation.
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Floyd
Mayle McLaturin
Vieline Tein
Eva
Pauline Crashy
Andrews
Mr. and
M Rath Hodges
Sune Jouse
KT Hodges
Tether
Stae
Witte Pei
Papgenese
At & PI
Governor Cox Defends Liquor Policy at Auditorium
In a crowded audience Governor Cox answered a shouted question on liquor policy. He pledged to enforce all laws despite opposing interests and recalled Ohio under prohibition when saloons were closed on Sundays. He noted newspapers have shifted interest from the league of nations as part of his broad free speech defense.
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Hue
Cox
Ohio
Court of General Sessions convenes in Dillon with mixed verdicts
The fall term opened in Dillon with Judge H F Rice presiding and Solicitor Spears present. Several larceny cases were continued, while Vara Horn received six months or a $300 fine for seduction. Multiple defendants faced charges with varied outcomes as the session adjourned.
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Court of General Sessions
H. F. Rice
Aiken
Rice
Dillon
Spears
Sr Kilgo
Wawell Jays
J. E. Creight
Dartington
Lonnie Bethea
Bennie Fore
Arthur Lane
Barney Stackhouse
Vara Horn
Lake View
Baxley Meaill
Wrees Heaves
Curties Curtis Bass
Joe Davis
Mont Jolineon
Vase
Shebert
Gad
Vosprod
Colain Austin
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Woody
Supt. OF Education
E. D. Smith
Warren
U. S. Senate
Harvey
Mauldin
Shenley
R. R
A. W. Bethea
T. W. Bethea
Baltimore
Mr. Bethea
Rocky Mount
Frank Thompson
Pellows
Sms Gestions
Hitles
Huey de Puosatio
Teteles Aimere
Tulowins
Thie Ser Capel Automotive Agsoelanioy
Colaihli
Theutomobile Men
Highway Department
S. Senate
IR. R
S. MO
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Rick
Calvary
Lakes View
HG Direls
TIE
Teaufort Couiy Democrarie Rts
Tunis
Perete
Pryngary
Bandidaers
The
Newe and
Courier
George W. Beckett
Beaufort County
H. N. Edmunds
Democratic Executive Committee
Beaufort Thesday
Beckert
Betty Dni
Doles
Beckett
J. Thos
Dillon County
Alis
V. Thetee Pte
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Tomer
Literle
Nou
Hook
BM Edwards
Coleen Berea
Florida
Wilson
Sarah
Ploydale
Meath
Main Street Methodist Church
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Gov. Cox
Court OF Neral
Spain
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