The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, November 07, 1918, Page Page Eight, Image 8
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VH1TKD WAR WORK CAMPAIGN.
Managers Appointed and Amounta
Pro Itated Among School
Districts.
The United War Work Campaign
is now commenced beginning on the
11th and extending through the 18th
f November. We have pro rated the
amounts to be raised in each school
district in accordance with the value
f the property in each of said districts.
The following is the amount to
be raised in each of the School Districts,
together with the names of
the Managers. The total amount for
Dillon County was originally assessed
at ten thousand and five hundred dollars.
It has been requested by those in
authority however that we oversubthis
amount by fifty per cent. The
following list was made out in accordance
with the amount requested
and it is expected of each manager
to secure the amount heretofore set
forth:
Fee Dee, No. 1.?P. C. Dew,, |45.00
Carolina No. 2?Launch Mclnnis,
8304.00.
Harlee, No. 3?W. D. Trawick.
880 00.
Little Itock, No. 4?-J. W Hamer,
m % oo.v nn
ti.^OV vv.
Oakland. No. 5- J. W. McKay,
1153.00.
Minium. No.6? P L. Bethea,
$1,030.00.
Zion, No. 7?F. C. Rogers, $80.00.
Dillon. No. 8?J. B. Gibson. $3.690
00
Dolhan, No. 9?A. V Bethea,
$615.00.
New Holly. No 10- R. W. Lester,
$279.00.
Bingham. No 11.- W. B. Steele,
$305.00.
Hanier-Kentyre, No 12?Jim McI/elian
and J. A. MrKachern, $923.00.
ITn inn Mr* 1 9 M??o I r* * >?'>
. W M mi o. a. V>. Auauifl
and Mrs. Ft. S. Rogers. $339.00
I>ake View. No. 14?I-ewi8 Miller,
$646.00.
Mt. Calvary, No. 15- E P. Wiggins,
$30.00.
Kemper, No. 16 -Murry Meats.
$339.00.
Bermudfi, No. 17 L. L. Stephens,
$276.00.
Manning, No. 18 .1. 11 Berry,
$80.00.
Kloydale, No. 19-- Murray Hayes,
$369.00.
Lai La. No. 20? S. A. Fennegan,
$2,463.00.
Dalcho. No. 21- L. K. Dew,
$645.00.
Oak Grove, No. 22- T. E. Fore,
$369.00.
Hillsboro, No. 25?E. T. Ayers,
$181.00.
High Hill, No. 24?G. It. Hajes.
$123.00.
Pleasant Hill, No. 25?E. V.j
4 Continua
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store these dayi
reliable and
are the smartes
these
Coats at $
Ladies E
ireek Shoe8 that are not c
, store, but are abeolutel
e C* representing .the .lal
Urown, Mahogany, Cha
Orej-ti. These come in t
heels. Priced, very si
.*4 OS to <1
Hosiei
. ljadles Silk Hose in
j(j Brown <uid Black at 91
Bark Brown and Black
3 Black Stlk Hose at 75c
Brown Lisle Hose, ape
Black otton Ifosc at 15
aters priced T
*.50 Jvyr
Moody, 1184.00.
Fork, No. 26?L. M. Rogers,
$510.00.
Sellers, No. 28?C. E. llaselden,j<
$60.00. I
It is hoped that the influenza sit-1
uation will be safe and that mass
meetings will be permitted, in which
ease any manager at any time, he can
arrange a mass meeting in his district,
will phone me at my office or
residence in Dillon, office phone No.
35, and residence phone No. 175 and
we will send a speaker to you to address
the people on the subject and
assist you in raising the money. If
influenza situation will not permit of
such meetings then the money will
J have to be raised by personal campaign.
All managers will please appoint
any assistants they may need |
in their district to carry on their j
personal campaign. Campaign managers
will please have all checks made |
na vohla a T T? Doc/on Trr?? en ror *
They may use pledge cards but it 1
would save a lot of trouble by getting ]
check at the time.
JOE P. LANE, <
Chairman for Dillon County. ]
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SAYH HUNS GET OIL.
FROM THEIR DEAD.
I
1
Bodies Piled High Awaiting Dismemberment
by the Manufacturers ,
of Grease. ,
Greenville, Nov. 1?Special: Appar- i
ent confirmation of the charge that 1
the Germans "render" the bodies of i
their dead soldiers in order to secure j
oils and fats is contained in n letter <
made public here by Mrs. Myrtle E. t;
Blair, from her husband,. Capt. Geo.
I A. Blair, of the 117th infantry, the i
old Third Tennessee, of the Thirtieth
division, which was trained at
Camp Sevier and which has been in
j the thick of the fighting during the
past few months in the Cambrai
area.
I After describing some of the fighting
C?pt. Blair, according to a copy
of the letter which Mrs. Blair has
I permitted to be used by the newspapers
says:
"I saw something today that I had
heard of before, but never believed:
that was the Hoc-he making grease
of their dead. I went into an underground
passage way, climbed a wind
ing stair to ? long room where there
was a long table used for the disemhering
and cutting up of the bodies,
j At one end the bodies were piled high
several layer8 deep, while on one side
were three huge kettles with part of
the bodies in them ready to render. I
miw a head and different parts of
(the body in one kettle, which had' j
been left in haste. I have seen a lot
, which U inclined to harden us to the
of war, but this, to me, arcs
I horrible." P
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United *r ork Rally Sunday.
There will be a rally at Dillon 01
Sunday, Nov. 10th, in the interest o
.he United or ork ampalgn. A nam
>er of interesting speakers will b<
lere to address the people. All peo
>le, who are Interested in the welfar
if the Soldirs in France, are urged t<
je present. The influenza situatioi
s improving sq rapidly that no doub
t will be perfectly safe by that tim
'or metings to be permitted. If ther<
s any influenza in the county an<
here is any danger at all in sucl
nieing it will be called off and ther
will be no meeting, so no one nee<
stand back on account of any dange
!rom this source whatever, and if yoi
should come here expecting to go t<
he meeting you will run no risk what
jver, for if everything is not absolu
ly safe no meting will be permitted
As aforesaid, a number of goo<
speakers will be here and It will b
(veil worht your time to come am
hear them.
Of course, it is apparent from th
daily papers that the ar is practical
ly over, we understand from head
quarters to demobolize the Arm)
Not only that, but no doubt German
will have to be policed or else a bii
force of our soldiers will be require<
to stay on the German border, unti
peace is not only signed, but until th
same is enforced, which will be a mat
ter of considerable time, a nd ou
troops have got to stay away fron
home all this time and all these va
rious organizations must remain ther
it great expense to take car of our sol
diers, so very one is expected to com
forward and help in othis great cause
The hour of the Rally will be an
flounced later.
THE SUGAR RATION AS
lapimaaipai A^^Ass^saa
HltASUHtU IN SPUUNFUl
Columbia.?How many teaspoon fall
are there in one pound of sugar?
With the sugar ration at 2 poundi
per person per month it is well enougl
to know this.
There are 96 level teaspoonfula?!
for ?arti dsy.
There are 48 rounded teaspoonsfu:i
?1 for each day.
There are 32 heaping teaspoonfula?
slmos* 1 for each day.
Tt should he remembered that the 1
pounds per person per month ration
rovers the use of sugar for all pur
poses? including the sweetening o
tea. coifee. dessert and in cooking.
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CITATION.
The State of South Carolina, Counn
ty of Dillon, by Joe Cabel Davis,
f Probate Judge:
Whereaa, Mrs. Ada F. Curtis has
e made suit to me to grant unto her
k letters of administration of the ese
tate and effects of F. McC. Curtis.
3 a These are, therefore, to cite and adn
monish all and singular the kindred
t and creditors of the said F. McC.
e Curtis, deceased, that they be and
e appear before me, in the Court of Proi
bate, to be held at Dillon on Wednesi
day, November 20th next, after pube
Ucation hereof, at 10 o'clock in the
1 forenoon, to show cause, if any they
r have, why the said administration
n should not be granted.
d Given under my hand this 4th day
of November. Anno Domini, 1918.
I JOE CABELL, DAVIS,
1. Judge of Probate,
d ll-7-2t. Dillon County.
e
d CITATION.
The State oi' South Carolina, Coune
ty or Dillon, by Joe Cabel Davis,
Probate Judge:
Whereas, Mrs. M. Sue Sellers has
r* made suit to me to grant unto her lety
ters of administration of the estate
? and effects of P. B. Sellers.
A These are, therefore, to cite and ad*
monlsh all and singular the kindred
e.and creditors of the said P. B. Sellers,
deceased, that they be and a#r
pear before me, in the Court of Pron
bate, to be held at Dillon on Tuesday,
November 19th next, after publication
e hereof, at 10 oclock in the forenoon,
to show cause, if any they have, why
e the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand this 4th day
of November. Anno Domini, 1918.
JOE CABELL DAVIS,
Judge of Probate,
ll-7-2t. Dillon County.
CITATION.
The State of South Carolina, County
of Dillon, by Joe Cabel Davis,
t Probate Judge:
Whereas, R. H. Stanton has made
suit to me to grant unto him letters
1 of administration of the estate and
1 effects of G. D. Stanton.
These are, therefore, to cite and ad*
monish all and singular the kindred
| ana creaitors of the raid O. D. Stan?
ton, deceased, that they be and api
pear before me, in the Court of Pro.
bate, to be held at Dillon on Saturday,
November 16th next, after pubI
lication hereof, at 11 oclock in the
1 [forenoon, to show cause, if any they
l have, why the said administration
1 should not be granted.
j Olven under my hand this 1st day
of November. Anno Dentin!, 1918.
JOB CABELL DAVIS,
2 ' Judge of Probate,
ll-7-2t. Dillon County.
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