The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-11-24


on business Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Willie Brown of Camden is
visiting DR.. and Mrs. L. l.. Brown.
Hon. Palmer, ex-Mayor of Marion,
was in our city Tuesday afternoon.
Nelson Rogers of Free State was
business visitor on Tuesday after
noon.
Fred Parham of Bingham spent
the day with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Parham on Tuesday.
Messrs. E.. B. Berry and d. G..
Manship of Elberry were in the city
Wednesday.
J. Vareen of Murrels Inlet is visit
ing his son, r.. G. Vareen and his
daughter Mrs. A. l.. Smith.
H. HI. Bailey of Lake View visit
ed his mother Mrs. NJ. A. Bailey on
Wednesday.
Jas. A. Galloway of Mallory was a
visitor in our city Wednesday after
noon.
Mesrrs. H. B. and w. S. Floyd, of
the Floydale Mercantile Co. were
business visitors Friday afternoon.
r. e. Ward of Florence was try
ms to interest the trade in his line
Friday afternoon.
N. A. Berry of Hamlet, n. c. was
a social visitor in our town Satur-
day
John Bolt CT Aonea Path was
here on business during the past
week
A. u. Mckay of Ebenezer was
mere attending to business on Wed
uesday
Rev. ]. L. Mullinix of Bingham
spent part of the day here Thurs
day.
o. S. Thomas of Sanford, n. C.
paid the town a business visit on
Thursday.
w. B. keenan, of Charleston was
here Friday pushing his wares TO
the trade.
L. N. Hatchel of the Elberry sec
ZION was in town on Friday after
noon.
w. H. Cross of the Farmers and
Merchants Bank of Marion, was in
the city on business on Thursday af-
ternoon.
T. w. Huckabee of Gibson. N. C.
was here Friday looking after ten
ants for his lands near Latta for
1922.
Charlie Manning of Clio, who in
his young manhood clerked in town
here. was shaking hands with old
friends made at that time Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. w. Ellis Bethea, after attend
ing the meeting of the Womens
Clubs in Timmonsville, visited her
brother J. G. Crawford in Sumter, re-
turning to her home on Sunday ev-
ening.
Misses Gertrude Manning Eta
Sellers and Mrs. w. Ellis Bethea. of
this place, and Mrs. Rubie Carmich-
aef of Fork, left Wednesday morn
ing to attend the District Meeting of
Womens Clubs which convened in
Timmonsville on that day.
Mrs. E. j. Brown entertained with
all elaborate course dinner on Tues
day the 18th. Her guests were: DR..
and Mrs. T. L. Brown, Mrs. Willie
Brown of Camden, Mrs. B. F.. Elliott
Of Wilmington. N. c. Mrs. A. R.
Edwards and little daughter OF
Charlotte, and Mrs. Browns sister
Miss Corine Robinson of Paris. Tenn.
]. G. Baker who owns a farm just
out of town came in Saturday and
brought something of a curiosity in
the shape of horn snake. The snake
seemed to have been young, ii only
being about IS inches long, and had
4 singer on its tail about 1 1-2 inch
kong. Mr.. Baker sent it by parcel
post to the daily State, and we hope
to hear something more from this
snake.
On Friday afternoon the 18th Mrs.
T c. McGee entertained the Bridge
Club at her home on Church street.
The house was beautifully decorat-
cd for the occasion. with baskets of
shrysanthemums. potted plants and
blue candles. The hostess carried
out. the fall idea by the use of black
Walnuts. Just as the guests began
playing, little Malcom McNair and
Dora Elizabeth McGee entered with
plates OF homemade candy, of which
Mrs. MCGEE is famous. After numer-
GUS rubbers were enjoyed, Mrs. John
Manship received the prize, a hand
come card table cover, for highest
score, after which salad course was
served by Dora Elizabeth McGee,
daughter of the hostess assisted by
her little cousin, Malcom McNair.
At the last Quarterly Conference
of the Methodist Church at Latta,
Joseph j. Bethea, who has been a
Steward as well as one of the Trus-
tees for more than thirty years, or
from its organization, and who has
been Chairman OF the Official board
for most of this time, when nomi-
mated for Steward and Trustee for an
other year asked to be excused on
L. ~..lS L.