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The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1919

Page

3

Acre and Half Yields 682.54 Bamberg Tobacco Record

Bamberg reports a sharecropper B B Creech on H H Stokes plantation produced 1950 pounds of tobacco on one and a half acres with net proceeds of 738.89 after market charges, averaging 37.72 per hundred. Hay potential adds value as peavine hay could reach 35 per ton. Labor largely by Creech family with no extra tobacco costs. Separate item notes September 24 observed by South Carolina Baptists for 75 Million Campaign prayer day across 1142 white Baptist churches.

Bamberg B. B. Creech H. H. Stokes Bamberg Banking Co Creech Greenville D. C South Carolina

Henry W McGehee Dies Sudden in Nichols

Henry W McGehee, a prominent tobacconist in Nichols since 1899, died suddenly Monday morning at his home. He led the Pee Dee tobacco trade for two decades and is survived by his widow with no children. Funeral was held Tuesday at Jones burying ground, honoring his wish to be buried beside his late business associate A B Nichols.

Henry W. McGehee Nichols Mullins McGehee A. B. Nichols Harry Marion and Dillon Pee Dee Jones Burying Ground

Southern Teachers Agency seeks teachers in South Carolina

Fifty to one hundred readers daily from all classes in South Carolina schools are sought by the Southern Teachers Agency. For rural work, graduate education, high school, or principalship, salaries range from 50 to 150 dollars. Write today for special enrollment to Columbia, South Carolina.

South Carolina Southern Teachers’ Agency Columbia 8. C

Bank statement fragment from Dillon County South Carolina

Bank officials certify a financial statement listing deposits of 223 076 93 time certificates of deposit 10000 notes and bills reds counted total 393 861 30. V L McLean vice president sworn to attest that the record reflects the bank books. Notary W G Moore, directors F B David J P Smith Wad Adams signers.

South Carolina Dillon V. L. McLean Y. L. McLean W. G. Moore F. B. David J. P. Smith Wad. Adams

Master's Sale in Dillon County South Carolina

Public auction to the highest bidder of a 26 acre tract in Dillon County bound by Robert McDaniel Isiah McKenzie and A J Carmichael on October 6 1919. Cash terms buyer pays papers and stamps. Master A B Jordan notes resell if bidder defaults. Also includes bank financial statement fragment for The Peoples Bank Dillon SC and Bank of Pages Mills Lake View SC dated Sept 12 1919.

South Carolina Dillon Edward Melver Oscar Owens W. 5. Owens 8. C County of Robert McDaniel Isiah McKenzie A J. Carmichael A. B. Jordan Dillon Co Bank OF Pages Mils Lake View 5. C Peoples Bank W.groves

Transfigured Christ at Methodist Church Services

The Methodist Church on Main Street lists Dr. Watson B. Duncan as pastor. Sunday school at 10 a.m. with W. H. Muller as superintendent. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. The morning topic is The Transfigured Christ. The evening topic is The Message of the Bible to Young Men with a special invitation to young men. Prayer service Wednesday 8:30 p.m. Teachers meeting Saturday 6 p.m. Public invited.

Methodist Church Main Street Methodist Church Watson B. Duncan W. H. Muller

Cotton Meeting At Courthouse To Aid Prices

Farmers and business men urged to attend at the courthouse Friday morning the 19th at 11 o clock. The aim is to complete the county American Cotton Association branch and plan to keep cotton off the market until prices improve. Last crop report below 10 000 000 bales. Mr Jennings of Sumter may attend. T L Manning Temporary Secretary.

American Cotton Association Mr. Jennings Sumter T. L. Manning Temp

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State of W. M. Gaddy R. E. Pace Correst R. S. Rogers R. F. Elvington J. C. Adams Henry B. Watthat John B. Stetson E. T. Elliott, Jr the Capitol Capitol Fayetteville, N. C
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