The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-07-28
Late Latta News.

Mrs. M. NJ. Sellers has returned
from a pleasant visit to Wilmington
and Carolina Beach.
Miss Louise Haselden has returned
from Winthrop College where she
has been taking special lessons in
music at the summer school.
Miss Hope Manning spent Fiday of
last week in Clio visiting relatives.
Mrs. Katie Roberts and her three
daughters of Zion were visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Z. C. Allen Monday.
Miss Celesce Sellers and her sister
OF Sellers We're visiting here Mon
day.
Miss Thelma Bethea left here
Tuesday for Rocky River Springs
where she will be on a house partv
for several days.
B. S. Richardson and family of
Valdosta, Ga, came by motor and
spent the week end with his brother.
B. G.. Richardson.
c. p. Wells of Bennettsville was
here Tuesday pushing his line TO his
customers.
B. NJ. DuBose of Brownsville paid
the town a business call on Tuesday
morning.
DR.. Walter Cottingham of Cullman,
Ala, paid relatives here a special call
on Thursday of last week.
Miss Mary Henry's friends surpris-
ed her Monday evening with a birth
day party.
Mrs. w. d. Bethea entertained with
lovely Bridge party on Saturday af-
ternoon in honor of Mrs. Gordon of
Richmond, Va. The rooms and wide
cool porches were most effectively
decorated in daisies, these were ar
, ranged. in bowls, vases and hanging
baskets against a background of
handsome ferns. The card tables with
dainty linen covers were placed ahd
many interesting games We're played.
AT the close of the playing Mrs. R.
Julian Dew holding highest score was
given dainty set of lingerie clasps.
A box of beautiful handkerchiefs
was presented the guest of honor.
Music was enjoyed. Refreshments
consisting of peach ice cream with
cakes were served. Small punches OF
daisies were presented each as fav-
orS.
Mrs. NJ. L. Smith and daughter of
Starke, Fla, are visiting their par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Coleman of
Elberry.
Circle No. of the Woman's Mis-
sicnary Society Of the Baptist church
was entertained by Mrs. +. ]. Brown
at her home on Main Street Monday
evening the 25th. There was a splen-
Gid attendance. After an hour or
more OF social enjoyment, fruit punch
was served by the hostess assisted by
her sister Miss Corrinne Robinson of
Paris. Tenn.
Up 10 this time the two warehous-
IS here feel that they are not getting
the tobacco that should come here.
80 meeting was called for Tuesday
evening at the Library from SIS to
":5O. There was about fifty citizens
present. representing the buyers of
inns place, most of the business men.
ana probably half the number being
farmers who live here and mako to-
Dacco. The buyers present pledged
inc mselves TO pay as high for tobacco
as they are allowed to pay, stating
that they believe their limits to he
as good as any in this section. The
FARMERS on their part pledging them
selves TO give this market a fair trial
By bringing load of good tobacco
at once, being the judges themselves
as 10 whether this market is as good
as some others claim to be. All pres
eTNt nave agreed to speak a good word
Tor this market, instead of kicking
IL as some have been doing. The
. meeting was enthusiastic and calcu-
lated to do the market good.