The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-12-01

~ Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Atkins and
children of Elberry were among those
In our city Wednesday.
Messrs. b. B. Sellers and John
Z Brown OF the city of Sellers were
bcsiness visitors here Wednesday.
Willie Parham of Bingham spent
a part of Wednesday here looking
after his interests.
Bert McLaurin Of Floydale was
one Interested In the price of the
fleecy staple on Wednesday.
lEiss Frances Thompson Of the Lat
n High School faculty, spent Thanks
! giving at her home in Newberry..
Mrs. c. iE. Bethea and son William
u Wilmington spent Thanksgiving
18th relatives here.
Mr.. T. w. Berry and daughters
se5 Bessie and Christine were
rujpping Monday in Marion. Na
Mrs. r.. J.. Dew who has been in
Wilmington for several weeks Is at
her home for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Lee spent
Thanksgiving with relatives in Con-
way.
r. B. Bethea Of Floydale spent
Thanksgiving with his mother Mrs.
!. Flora Bethea.
Miss Leila Coleman of Coker Col-
1ege spent Thanksgiving with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Coleman.
"Pen" Watson of Wilson spent
Thanksgiving with a friend near Lat
ia.
Mrs. Holland of Fayette, Mo-, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. A.
Manning, Jr.
Mr. and Demie MeCutcheon and
children of Aynor were in town Fri
day -effoute to their home.
Hon Tom Hamer of Bennettsville
was business visitor to our city Fri
day.
Hon. j. W. Hamer of Little Rock
was a business visitor o our city
Saturday.
l.. b. Afford of Floydale was among
those in our city attending to bust
ness Saturday
: ~ Robert Dew Of the Porter Military,
Academy of Charleston spent the
week end with his father r. J. Dew.
4 A. g. Manning of The Liberty Ma
tional Bank OF Columbia spent Sun
day with j. j. Bethea who is sick.
Miss Aileen Mcmillan of the facul-
ty of Columbia College spent the
! week end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs s. A. Mcmillan.
Misses Elizabeth and Mae Brady
OF Columbia College spent the week
end with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Brady.
moE. Bethea of The American
end morust Co., of Wilmington,
compleda,- with his father w. Ell
vide us.
horse 1 Mrs. R. w. Bass of Co
400 hCent a day or so with his |
probabrs. Ellen Bass during the
for thtI.
maint.orine Robinson, celebrated
II is eeenth birthday with dinner
eratedksgiving. inviting several of |
and ODDS.
US to1d Mrs. Tom Scott and chill
pay durham spent Thanksgiving
words. Scott's aunt Mrs. Sylvester
With
rot sAtkinson who holds a posi-
>. hsGreenville spent Thanksgiv-
:" his mother Mrs. L. H. At
g q sallie Bethea of the faculty
70 I Little Rock school spent |
pro'sgiving with her parents, Rev.
Dinrs. S. j. Bethea.
par ence Allen who teaches at Lit
havck spent Thanksgiving with
70 trents Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. All
to's. J. G. Bethea and family of |
cob and Miss Lizzie Bethea of |
Nsettsville spent THANKSGIVING |
WI w Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bethea.
M. and Ms. Emerson Ard of
Kingstree spent few days during the |
past week with Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. |
Fore.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Forbes and lit
tie daughter OF Roanoke, Va, are
spending few days with Mrs w. H.
Smith who is a sister of Mrs. Forbes.
w. D. Bethea and 8. H. Callahan
motored to Columbia to witness the
game of foot ball between Carolina
MD the Citadel on Thanksgiving.
~ 1kr. and Mrs. s. e. Fenegan and
SON Of Proctorsville. N c., spent
Thanksgiving at the home of o. J.
8eneaan.
1(rs Peter Hyatt an aged lady of
he Dalcho section died on the 23rd
November and was buried on the
esyving day at Catfish church. DIR.
sifkhnd OF the Methodist church
eondueed the burial ceremony at the
grave.
on Thanksgiving morning at $3.50
the First Methodist church of Latta
Was the scsne of very simple but
Impressive marriage The contracting
parties were Mss Bessie Berry, old