Local social notes and visiting appearances
A compilation of names and travels from Mrs. Wheeler returning from the mountains to professionals, students, and families visiting relatives or studying at colleges. Mentions include John Sprunt, Miss Julia Bethea, Dexter Evans, Misses Sadie and Willie Moore, Arch McKay, Harry Newberger, Mrs. Vaughan, Miss Kate Woodley, T. T. Cottingham, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, John Williamson, Miss Cora McKinley, Bill Melvin, Roy Moore, Mrs. Reaves, Misses Reaves, Misses Louise and Dorothy Moore, Lillian Powell, the Bell Jackson wedding, Aaron Rosenberg, Meyer Abramson, Alice David, Olive Moody, Aline and Lorine Sanderson, Bennie Weaver, Hettie Bethea, Dr. C. R. Taber, T. L. Manning, Miss Kleist Manning, Nell Caldwell, Rosa Bailey, Louise Haselden, Effie Ramsey, Rev. Richard Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Williams and Hilda, Mrs. E. L. Moore, Misses Louise and Dorothy Moore, Lou Huggins, the Woman's Missionary Society gathering, Judson precinct voting results, C. S. Herring registering books, and a cotton meeting at the courthouse with speakers and aims for market timing.
Carter Loses Bid For Second Primary In Horry
Robert Carter, candidate for the House in the Horry primary, earned enough votes to enter a second primary. A protest claimed he failed to file campaign expense statements. County committee sustained the protest, but the State Committee reversed and barred Carter from the second primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Carter
House
Horry
State Committee
Coun Committee
Carter
Rebecca Pickens D A R Chapter Meets After Break
The Rebecca Pickens Chapter of the D A R met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. James Hargrove. New Regent Mrs. Lawrence R. Craig presided and business from May was addressed. Ruth Allen read the flag creed, Mrs. Frank Thompson led "America," and Mrs. W Murchison shared an article from the D A R Magazine. Refreshments included caramel cream and pound cake served by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Pickens
James Hargrove
Lawrence R. Craig
Ruth Allen
Frank Thompson
America
W. Murchison
Sanford Stoney
P. B. Sellers
C. R. Taber
Registration Books Closed By Officials For Women Voters
The supervisors of registration closed the books Tuesday after enrolling all women who applied for registration certificates. Legal advice confirmed the books must stay closed at least thirty days before the election, with Election Day set as the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November.
Rexall Stores Plan Straw Vote for Presidency
The Rexall chain with about 8000 U S stores will open a presidential straw vote on September 20. In 1916 the Rexall straw vote correctly forecast Wilson’s victory. Two ballot boxes will be placed at Evans' Pharmacy for men and women. daily returns will be posted on a bulletin board and in The Dillon Herald until election eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Evans’ Pharmacy
Dillon Herald
Dr Z T Cody to Speak at Dillon Baptist Church
Dr Z T Cody of Greenville South Carolina editor of the Baptist Courier will address the morning service on Religious Conditions in Europe and preach at night. He was part of a Southern Baptist Commission that studied European religious conditions after the war and also visited Palestine and Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Baptist Church
Z. T. Cody
Greenville
S. C
Europe
Long Staple Cotton Growers Meeting in Dillon
All Dillon county long staple cotton growers are urged to attend a meeting at the Dillon courthouse at 11 a.m. on Tuesday September 21. The session will discuss joining the Mississippi plan to pool cotton to raise prices. Mr L D Jennings and others will explain the plan and blank contracts will be available.
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Courthous
Dillon County
Dillon
Darlington
South Carolina
Mississippi
L. D. Jennings
Sheriff Lane thanks voters and endorses Clyde Bethea
The letter from Sheriff Lane to Dillon County voters expresses gratitude for past favors and an eighty five percent voting history. He accepts defeat, emphasizes friendship over politics, offers no ill will, retires to private life, and urges support for Clyde Bethea’s administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon County
Clyde Bethea
Sfill
Appreciation for Strong County Vote in August Election
A candidate thanks voters for the large August 31 vote total over opponents in Dillon County. The message appeals to public service in the house of representatives and acknowledges the support of local residents and high minded opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon County
House of Representatives
McCaskill thanks Dillon voters vows to run again
In Camden South Carolina on September 7 1920 M C McCaskill expresses gratitude to Dillon County voters for the August 31 primary and says the statewide support encourages him to remain in the race for future elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
S. C
Dillon Herald
Dillon County
M. McCaskill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eeee
C. L. Wheeler
John Sprunt
Hot Springs
Ark
Julia Bethea
Salem College
Dexter Evans
University of South Carolina
O— Misses
Sadie
Willie Moore
Coker College
Arch McKay
Asheville
N. C
Harry Newberger
New York
L. H. Vaughan
Mullins
Kate Woodley
Clio
Ae T. T. Cottingham
Busine
B. F. Williams
Jackson Springs
John Williamson
Little Rock
Cora McKinley
Messrs
Bill Melvin
Charlotte
Roy Moore
Columbia
G. H. Reaves
Mary and
Lucile Reaves
Louise
Dorothy Moore
N.C
Lillian Powell
Tryon
Aaron Rosenberg
Meyer Abramson
Baltimore
Alice David
Weston-Salem
Olive Moody
Florence
Aline
Lorine Sanderson
Oling Moody
O— Bennie Weaver
Florida
Hettie Bethea
Winston-Salem
Dr. C. R. Taber
Fayetteville, N. C
T. L. Manning
Miss Kleist Manning
Wrightsville Beach
Nag
Nell Caldwell
Rosa Bailey
Louise Haselden
Rock Hill
Winthrop
Effie Ramsey
Ehrhardt, S. C
Richard Carroll
Court House
Edwin Williams
Hilda
Dunk Stackhouse
Nichols
E. L. Moore
Lou + Huggins
The
Woman's Missionary Society
of the Baptist Church
Judson
C. S. Herring
Herald
D. A. R. Meeting
the Baptist Church
Court of Common Pleas
Sheriff Lane
Ek Cerne
Jvovenka Pacc
Sock Wilk
Charlie Rucker
Lynchburs
O. M. Page
Cox
Gov. Ox
Federal Reserve
Republic
Atlantic Coast Realty Company
Petersburg
Davis & Bethea
C. P. Ford
Duttenhofer-Stevens
Jack and Jill Shoes
J.D. Hargrove
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