The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-01-13

'Se%e. on the route of the propos-
apa Mal Highway:
\.A9NN fder Florence. Charleston
Fortune Sn,fort as the resort cities
Tag Coastal Highway. From
purist standpoint, they will
FayettevilOre than agricultural lands
RaleighSh more than the smaller
L. Kirk AS soon as paved road,
man, short'a break in it. is advertised
Snowman ew York to Jacksonville,
the happiepf high priced cars will line
Smith has lds beyond our expectations.
thirty statpople Of wealth that make an
adventure, Florida on the railroads,
WORKING fde down with their families
panv in They have usually had to
cred all Id pullman accommodations
and OWES weeks in advance. They
The jo1nsS sSme expect eein' to in mnter ror%a ana
ie+tors o;\ \ade hotel reservations. I'm
h.vo s,,r,! new order of things. they
De glad to make the trip in
"n ~ Journeys and stop over at
% ohe nsnce. Charleston and Beaufort
p.e Doth the going and return trips.
eth our mild climate. good hotels
and some amusements we can eX-
hipect a good many of them will stay
Ieall winter.
~ Florence needs good hotel by
January 1927 They have fair golf
links, l am told. If the golf course
SS not in perfect order, they can
sIly make it so by the time the
SOU is completed. There is no
tnls VI of the south better suited for
aiTuail hunting than Florence. Most
iefarmers in fifteen miles of the city
il'mlght be willing to lease the bird
hunting privilege on their farms. A
system o. good roads radiate from
FLORENCE in every direction. Many
OF the historic places of interest in
the Pee Dee section can be easily
reached. Golf and hunting can be
INDUCED in almost every day dur
inG the entire winter. Florence
can boast Of the best hospitals and
best surgeons OF any town of its
size in the whole country. Just as
soon as thousand foreign cars pass
through Florence every day in win
ter for six months in the year, the
housing problem will be almost as
acute as in Florida. Every hotel
Will be crowded and every private
home willing to rent a room, will be
full.
Charleston is destined to be the
premier winter resort OF South Car
olina. She has already built two
splendid NOTES.-THE equal of the
best in the country. From colonial
times down to the present, she has
been one of the historic cities of
America. Her water front resorts
can be made popular for northern
tuorists in winter and for South
Carolina citizens in summer The
inland water ways around Charles
ton should make it a great resort
for wealthy yacht owners. But the
big development of her water
fronts will come from subdividing
the land for building lots. People
OF moderate means can afford to
build home and put up pier from
lnWhichr .enuor 'srate small motor
heavens teardrops, Sara-ota and ST.
mother her firstbot attract thousands
member, ere, L, daTish a home 'front.'
faithless TO you. I placid sheet of wa
Lovingly, Anot Charleston and
The message tn just such building
not for publication!-by-th is ad-
some reference 20 DRAPER in America.
Smith had led a varitIollywood have
cred life. He has been big busses to
reporter on the New York rye, in many
he worked unde! Dana anI They take
cI,y editor on the old Nori0ey can in
a press agent for various shd to visit
well as manager and prOpriet6m land
shows, his work in the show busf the
carrying him TO the Paris eXpostipe TO
teacher of PitmanIc shorthand, Iay
which he is an expert; and head of alo
business college in Norton, Va. AS Tda
JOB compostor he has few equals. oi
is a man OF more than usually igy ho.
esting personality with flueniu oeii
que and ready pen and just Raon anu
to figure in romance. He ,nd tIar
times intimately known as as ona,
not uniting appellations sds of v,sitor.