The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-06-16
Coming and Going


bustness Monday afternoon.
Aaston Galloway Of Mallory was
ere on business Saturday.
w. N. Rogers Of Temperance was
visitor here Saturday.
J. d. Coleman Of Elberry was here
Aturday.
r. B. Bethea Of Floydale was here
town Saturday.
j. l. Lane q farmer of the MALLORY
ection was here Saturday.
Judge L. b. Haselden spent Sunday
With his sister, Mrs. H. A. Edwards.
Powers ROGERS of the Dothan sec
ion was here Wednesday.
N. b. Hargrove, Esq, Of Dillon
was In town Wednesday.
T.. VerSen Of Marion was a visitor
here Wednesday.
Robert Dew Of Porter Military In
stitute came home Tuesday night.
H. e. Thames Of Columbia was In |
eur town on Thursday afternoon.
H. e. Parham left Thursday night
for Asheville, N. c., where he will
spend q few days.
J. p. Smith cotton dealer Of Dill
Ion was here on Wednesday after
neon.
II. l.. Candy a travelling man Of
Darlington passed through here Wed
nesday.
Judge J. B. McCutoheon and son
Shubert Of Dillon were here Thurs
day.
H. o. s. Jackson OF Florence was
calling on the trade with his line on
Monday afternoon.
w. G. kirkland who represents
Swift & Co., Of Florence was here on
Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Bethea spent q few
days In Dillon the first Of this week
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Walter Foxworth returned on
Thursday from q visit to her old
home In Williamsburg county.
William Fleet. Jr.. Of Wilmington
10 visiting his sister, Mrs. M. M. Sell
lers.
@. e. Rankin Of Fayetteville passed
through our town Friday on hi, way
home.
Messrs. F. s. Stafford and G.. M.
Cannon OF McColl, were passing
through here Monday.
q. s. Jones cotton dealer Of Harris
vile was here looking after some
cotton Saturday.
Mrs. Simpson and daughter of
Rock Hill are visiting Mrs. Hudson
Fore of Route g.
Edwin Kirkland who lately return
ed from Wofford College is now with
a house party in Florence.
Mrs. John G. Hays of Elberry at
tended the short course for women
at Winthrop College some time back
NJ. d. Biggs. Thomas Bailey and
HALEY Watson went to Wacamaw
Lake Tuesday morning with a camp
ing outfit to fish for few days.
Miss Alma Watson having closed
her school is now spending her vaca-
tion with her mother Mrs. Annie
Watson.
Rev. j. NJ. Plowden will occupy
the Presbyterian pulpit this Sunday
and Rev. e. c. Bailey will preach in
Tinmonsville.
Sellers and Mr.. Homer Lee Of Sellers
Monday afternoon.
Rev. D. A. Phillips, presiding ell
der of the Marion District filled Dr.
Kirkland's pulpit Sunday morning,
to large and appreciative audience.
Rev. 8. j. Bethea occupied DR..
Kirkland's pulpit Sunday evening,
q
A. M. z. church to the colored folks.
Miss Louise Haselden left here on
Tuesday morning for Rock Hill where
she Will take a special course in
music at the Summer School.
z. l.. Ard. a recent graduate Of
the State University, in the law de-
partment spent Friday in our town at
tending to important business.
Howard Bethea of this place. and
Asbury Williams Of Mallory. students
Of Clemson. came home wednesday
for vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. o. Bethea and chill
dren of Sellers were visiting Mrs.
M. E. McNair on Wednesday after
noon.
Rev. Lawton Watson went to-
Greenville, s. c., on Sunday to ded-
icate q new church, which is one
of the charges which he filled when
he was first called to the ministry.
Philip w. Bethea returned Tues
day Of this week from the Citadel,
and will spend his vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ellis Be-
thea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Watson, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ellis Bethea and
Jewel motored out to Mr.. Tracey e.
Fore's Sunday, took dinner and spent
the afternoon.
Mr.. p. G. Henry and Miss Sue AL
len, the two delegates from the Eas-
tern Star Chapter of this place. went
to attend the Grand Chapter OF that
order, which convenes at Laurens on