The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-01-08
COUNTY NEWS
AND HAPPENINGS
NEWsEY LETTERS BY REGULAR
CORRESPONDENTS.
News Items of Interest to Herald
Readers Ebb and Flow OF the
Human Tide.
Sellers.
Lake View.

Lake View.
Mr.. Robert Pace spent a few DAYS
In Sumter during Christmas.
Miss Leslie. daughter Ct Rev. Les
lis now teaching in the NsWberne'
N. c, s.tcols, spent the nciiaays Will
Ee- laTer Is. ,,;u
Claude Mcdonald of Gaddy's Mil
who has been a frequent Vlsitor III
town the past few weeks, returned W
school Monday at Columbia UnlVer-
sity where he graduates In law IN
June. . snon+
several days the past week In to"h
Rev, Wallace and wife and TWO
children of Johnsonville have return
cd home after spending the holidays
with Mrs. Wallace's parents, MI. anu
Mrs Luther Ford Mr.. Wallace was
q former pastor here and his many
friends were glad to welcome MIN
back. .usra,,
Rev, and Mrs. Allen and children
of Honea Path, S. c., spent the past
two weeks with Mrs. Aliens parents
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Baker.
Messrs. Flowers ana Floyo 'ne
tombstone men, of Lumberton ha.e
lust returned from Horry County
where they have put up quite a num-
ber of tombstones. ,,.
Mrs. Chadie Hayes and children
spent part of the holidays with her
parents near Nichols.
Mrs. D. C. Mcmillan and chlloreh
spent the past week with relati'e
in Sumter. ,oo, .,
Miss Clara P we'll who has been al:
tending Massey's Business college at
Richmond Va, has returned nom
to take a position in the bank.
Earl Baker has returned to Glenn
son College after being at home 1oi
two weeks. >us II,
Miss Celia L. Pearson of Norf TX
who has been visiting MISS Ura'e
Mason has returned home
Prof. Victor Goodyear who mas
been home for the past two weeks
has returned to Denmark, S. e.,
where he is principal Of the schooi
at that place.
Miss Edna Norman returned to
Durham Monday after spending the
..halidays with home folk.
- Miss Wise has charge OF the post
office in the absence of Miss Belle
Horn who is taking vacatlsn.
Mr.. Shacket, Sr., has been out OF
town for the past few days.
Mr. d. l.. McCormac spent Satur-
day in Marion.
Mr.. Cortez Norman and Miss Cen
eva Thomas of this place were mar
ried at Little Rock Tuesday by Rev.
]. A. Langley. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
are quite popular in wn and vlclnlt.
and their many friends extend their
best wishes.
Quite a lovely home wedding tool
place last Wednesday when
Claude Grantham and Miss Anna
Belle Harrington were married at L.
home of the brides parents. The b.
was becomingly attired in brow
while her sister, Miss Sallie Harrlng-
ton, who was maid of honor, W re
blue. The groom and best man, MI
Allen Hayes, wore the conventional
black. The little Misses Annette ant
Harrington were torch bearers. The
Young couple left for Wilmington
where they will spend several days.
Misses Christine, ALA Mae an'
Hattie Temple and Mr.. Wade Temple
returned t. their respective schools
the first of the week.
Misses Sadie and Jessie FAINT who
have been at home in Bolton, S. e.,
for the Xmas holidays have returned.
Theye were delayed week on ac-
count of the illness of their mother.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Truss Booth,
a fine n. January 8. Congratula-
tions.
Mrs. ]. T. Hankin's name has been
added to the list of subscribers to
The Herald.
Ringing out the old and ringing in
the new
Caused quite commotion in the
town of Lake View.
The year 1920, so the residents OF
Lake View think, made the noisest
advent ever known Cf in the history
of the town. A crowd of young folks
got together and unknown to anyone
planned to usher the old year out and
the new one in. Immediately at the
first stroke of twelve O'Clock, the
crowd divided, one crowd going to
the Baptist church, the other to the
school house. Then began the fun.
The church. bell and the school bell
rang ut joyously the advent o.
1920, so thought the young people.
The town was alarmed and all re-
ports are not in yet as to how
supposed fire was eXtinguished. One
Ct the older residents came TO tE'
church and met the crowd. He said
that he had seen the old year on
and the new one in for great num-
Der of years and it had always gotten
in without all this commotion. AM
ther resident upon hearing the bells
jumped ut of bed, dressed grabbed
a bucket of water and ran to
aeighbor's to find out where the
was. This town is quite progressive