The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-11-17


A. B. Jordan of The Dillon Herald
spent while in our city SATURDAY.
Latta SHRDL SHRDL U
Miss Flora Belle Mcleod of the
Dalcho School faculty spent the week
with Miss Maebelle Parham.
Frank Manship of the Elberry sec
ton was in town on business Satur-
day.
Miss Emma Bass of the Oak Grove
School Faculty spent the week end
with her mother Mrs. Ellen Bass.
Mrs. ]. H. Manning and daughter
Miss Gertrude spent several days in
Charleston during the past week.
Mrs. w. j. B. Campbell and daugh-
ter are now spending some time
in Richmond. which was their old
home.
Mrs. w. ]. Summerlin has accept
ed position to teach in the Meadow
Hill school in Marion County
Miss Mallie Coleman of the Elber-
ry section has accepted position as
stenographer with the Bank of Latta.
H. E. Smith who works for the
Bank of Latta spent Friday at the
Marion Fair.
Rev. T. d. Moody of the Zion sec
tion was selling cotton on this mar
ket Saturday.
A. l.. Parham of the Mallory sec
ton was in town on business Sat
urday
Ben B. Sellers of Sellers was in
the city, and was among those inter
ested in the price of cotton.
It. w. Allen of Greensboro spent
the week end with his mother Mrs.
Marion Allen.
Mrs. B. F. Elliott of Whining
ton is spending a few days with her
sister Mrs. E. l.. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Berry of Mar
ion spent Sunday with Mr.. c. G..
Bass.
John C. Bethea of Dillon spent
Sunday with his brother E. A. Be
thea.
Mrs. Isla and Deans Crumpler at
tended a play in Columbia during
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Coleman of Ell
berry spent Sunday in town with rel
atives
E. L. Powell of the Dalcho section
was among those who visited our
city Tuesday.
N. b. Hargrove was in the city
Monday in the interest of one of his
clients.
Mrs. A. r. Edwards and little
daughter of Charlotte are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Brown
G. p. Wells of Bennettsville was in
the city pushing his line to the trade
on Tuesday.
Mr.. w. NJ. Hamer and his daughter !
Miss Shadia
visiting at the home of Houston Man
ming during the past week.
Carl Mclean, H. L. LeGette and |
w. Ellis Bethea motored to Lake |
View on Tuesday afternoon and re-
turned the same evening.
X. Earle Atkinson who holds posi- |
ton with a dry goods concern in |
Hartsville spent the week end with |,
his mother Mrs. L. H. Atkinson.
r. j. Dew spent Sunday in Will |
mington with Mrs. Dew who has
been in one Of the hospitals of that
place.
On Monday morning the 14th from
ten to twelve Miss Albertine Stalvey
entertained for Misses Louise Oats
and Alma Blount, house guests of
Mrs. d. 3. Shine. with rook party.
The business houses in town being
all practically closed on Armistice
Day and a Fair going on at Marion
many of our citizens spent the day
in that city.
T.. A. Bethea and daughter Char
lotte and Louise Smith went to CO.
lumbia during the past week to be
present at the marriage of Miss Mar
tha Mcmillan who is neice of Mr..
Bethea.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Dal Bethea, Mrs.
J. Is. Luckey, Mrs. J. ]. Tolar and
Mrs. l.. l.. Watson attended a play
at Bennettsville one night during
the past week.
P. c. Henry, one Of the Council
men. T. w. Henry and Jack Ham
mond spent the week at Little River,
s. c.. fishing and hunting ducks,
there being many fish caught, and a
lot of ducks killed.
The friends of Miss Georgia Bethea
will be glad to know that she is able
to leave the Florence Infirmary, and
will in few days resume her studies
at Carolina College, Maxton, n. G.
DIR. F.. G.. Burts, secretary and
treasurer for the seventy five million
dollar drive put on by the Baptists
two years ago, filled the afternoon
hour at Catfish church and the even
ing hour at the First Baptist church
in Latta.
Miss Hortense Biggs entertained
in honor of Misses Oats and Blount
students Of Flora Mcdonald College
who spent the week end with Mrs. d
B. Shine. Several tables wer arrang-
ed for hearts, dice and bridge. The