The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-10-06

on business Tuesday afternoon.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Dew;
twins, boy and girl.
w. II. Hymen, a mechanic of Flor
ence spent the day here Wednesday
on business.
Joe M. Bass, magistrate OF Sellers
was among those here on business
Wednesday.
Mrs. D. G. Manship and children of
Elberry spent part of the day here
Wednesday.
Gary. Mckenzie and little son of
Florence spent Sunday with his cou-
sin DR.. T. j. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Smith spent the
week end with Mrs. Smiths parents
a. Murrells Inlet.
Miss Carrie Belle Mcleod of Dill
Ion called at the home of her cousin
Mrs. T. ]. Allen Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Cochran Of Sumter county is
visiting her neice Mrs. T. B. Reynolds
of the school faculty.
w. M. Rogers progressive plant
er OF the Temperance section paid
our town a business call Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Smith and
Grady Bethea were in Dillon Mon
day morning.
J. S. Fair Of Oak Grove was among
those who were in town on business
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Moore of
Dillon were among the visitors in our
little city on Sunday afternoon.
w. w. Brady who travels spent
the week eend with his family who
lives here.
M. E. McNair, Auditor A. c. L.
spent the day with his family here
Wednesday.
j. H. McArn of Rowland was here
in the interest of the light plant of
that place Wednesday.
P. A. George and Eugene Berry of
the Elberry section were here on busi-
ness Thursday.
w. s. Floyd Of the Floydale Mer-
camille Co. was here on business
Thursday.
H. T. Hartley of Brownsville was
here in the interest of the fleecy
staple Thursday.
Mesdames L. E. Haselden and Har-
ris of Sellers were shopping in town
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Eunice Allen of the Free State
section spent the afternoon here
Thursday.
Miss Lula Hoffmeyer Of Florence is
visiting her cousin Mrs. H. A. Ed
wards.
Jacob Greenberg left Saturday to
spend the Jewish New Year with his
mother. in Savannah.
w. II. Stalvey left Sunday to spend
a couple Of days with relatives in
Mullins.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Bethea and
children also Mrs. ]. B. Luckey went
to Marion on Sunday afternoon and
called on relatives at that place.
A. L. and Vernon Parham two ex-
tensive planters of the Mallory sec
tion were selling cotton here Thurs
day.
Rev. Tom Mccall of the First Bap
list church Of Bennetttsville filled the
pulpit at the Baptist church here on
Sunday evening to large congrega-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Bethea of
Iatum spent Sunday with Mr.. Be-
thea's mother, Mrs. Flora NJ. Bethea
who hurt herself by a fall from the
steps some days ago.
Mrs. P. w. Olive and two daugb-
ters Misses Mary and Sarah of Wade
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Williams at Mallory and Mr.. and Mrs.
u. X. Williams OF this place.
Mrs. Flora NJ. Bethea, an aged
iaoy OF our town, fell down the steps
Thursday and broke her wrist and re-
celVed several bruises about the head.
Her FAMILY physician was Immediate
- calieu' and after an examination
pronounced her injuries not serious.
Lieut.. fancey LeGette who has
oeen stationed at Camp Knox is at
nome visiting his parents, Mr.. and
mrs. j. "A. h. LeGett on a furlough
before leaving for the PHILIPPINE Is
lands where he will do army duty for
some time.
The regular meeting OF the Civic
League was held with Mrs. d. q
burden at her home on Main street
MISS Lillian Bethea was elected dele
gate to represent the League at Lake
view at the County Federation of
Womens Clubs. which convenes in
that prosperous little city on October
18th.
=. w. Sessions, Sr., who has been
on an extended visit to his brother
here. L T. Sessions, has gone to sum
ter to spend a few days with his
daughter, Mrs. Dwyer, after which he
with Mr.. and Mrs. Daliel Oliver of
Fiorence will 90 by motor to Safety
darbor, Fla, where Mr.. and Mre.
o!iver Will spend the winter, II being
wnere Mr.. Sessions lives, and is about
800 miles. Mr.. Sessions ia 7s wears
oId' yet hale and hearty, and does NOT
mlnd such trip at all, but looks on
N Win Pleasant anticipations.
Mrs. w. D. Bethea entertained AZ