The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, August 07, 1919, Image 5
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Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tolar are spending
ten days at Jackson Springs.
Miss Wyle Rawlins will spend the
week end at Wrightsville Beach.
Miss Ray Gandy of Hartsville is
spending a few days in town.
Mr. H. E. Moore left for Orangeburg
Tuesday to resume his work.
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Mr. Ben Overturn spent the week
end in Columbia.
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Mrs. R. S. Moore of Fork was la
town Tuesday shopping.
Mr. J. R. Watson, Maxie and Jack
left for New York Saturday night.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson of Valdos- 1
ta. Ga., was in town Saturday.
Miss Sadie Moore of Fork was in <
town Tuesday. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Carson Tolar left
Tuesday for Jackson Springs. (
D. W. Kinley motored over to Lat- ^
ta and Mullins Sunday.
David Byars motored over to Mar- *
ion last Sunday. ^
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. T. Pope spent .
last Sunday in Marion. r
W. W. Thompson spent the week-,
end at Wrightsville Beach. ^
Herbert Jones of Cheraw spent last t
Sunday near Dillon. c
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Croom Carnes of Cheraw spent lasi
Sunday in Dillon.
I. Blum has gone to Baltimore to
have his leg treated.
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Dr. Joe C. Davis was in Columbia
Tuesday on business.
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Mr. J. H. McLaurin spent a few
days In Columbia the past week.
Will Melvin of Charlotte spent the
week end in Dillon.
Miss Mae Blizzard of Greenville is
fisiting Miss Louise Blizzard.
Miss Annie Wallace of Greenville
is visiting Mrs. J. M. Sprunt.
Mr. J. W. Moore of Fork was in
town Monday.
Miss Edith Elliott is visiting friends
in Marion, N. C.
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Mr. Powell Jones is visiting in
Tryon, C., this week.
Miss Nell Smith spent a few days
In Norwood with friends and relatives
this week.
Miss Emilu Moore is spending some
time in Luruberton with Miss Julia
Bethea.
Miss Ellen Anderson of Ninetysix
is the attractive guest of the
Hisses Braddy.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Stackhouse reurned
home Monday after a visit to
elatives in Darlington.
Brooks Alford, who is staying in
lolumbia where he is completing his
>ook which he says will be ready for
ne press in a rew days, spent Mon-j
lay in town.
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t. Miss Marion Clark of Trenton is
the attractive guest of Miss Gladys
Smith.
Misses May and Bessie Carmichael
are spending some time with friends
. and relatives here.
Messrs. Rex Cook and Fred Overman
with the Tobacco Company here
spent the week end in Goldsboro with
relatives.
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Mr. A. B. White with the Moore
Auto Sales Co., spent the week end
with his family in Sumter. 1
Miss Gladys Smith and Marion
Clark are visiting in Marion this 1
week.
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The first open bolls of the season
were-brought in Saturday by W. M. I
Bonds of Little Rock.
Miss Florence Fass left yesterday
for Charleston where she will visit 1
friends and relatives. 1
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Elihu Muldrow of Fair Bluff was
among the visitors in town Tues- '
day. i
Misses Estoeena and Lila McDonald
spent the week end at Wrightsville
Beach. 1
Miss Lillian Powell and Miss Eliza-.beth
Gainey are visiting friends and ?
relatives in Tryon, N. C. 1
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Mr. E. S. Beattie left Saturday
morning for Shelby, N. C., to spend i
several days with relatives. Mrs. I ]
Beattie will return home with him. j
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Evans, Jr. and 1
Elizabeth and A. Evans, 3rd, of I
Union, S. C., are visiting Dr. and Mrs. a
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Judge Joe Cabell Davis is spending
a few days in Baltimore.
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Henry Davis and J. C. McNeil of
the Florence Bar were in the city
Tuesday on legal business.
Rad Harrelson of Laurinburg, N.
C., spent several days last week with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ef. A. Harrelson.
Rev. W. B. S. Chandler has returned
to the city after spending a
tw0 week's vacation in the mountains.
Miss Eva Simmons of New York
City spent Saturday and Sunday with
Miss Nellie Kersey.
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Miss Nellie K/rsey will have as her
?uest next week Miss Cora Smith of
Knoxville, Tenn.
Misses Lacy and Winnie Jackson
have returned home after spending
i week at Wrightsville Beach.
M. B. McKenzie who is engaged in
business in Aynor, S. C., is home for
i few days.
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Miss Cora McKinley returned home
rhursday after a two weeks stay with
friends in Mullins.
Mr. McLean, day superintendent
it the Oil Mill spent last Sunday in
Selma, N. C., with his family.
The Annual Sermon to Maple Camp
EV. 0. W. will be delivered by the
*ev. Mr. Chandler of the Presbyteran
church on Sunday, August 10th,
1:45 p. m. at the Methodist church,
rhe public cordially invited to be
>resent. The members of the Oamp
ire requested to assemble at the hall
it 8:15.
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County Supt. of Education Rogers
has gone to the beach for a short
vacation and will not be in his office
Saturday.
W. F. Stackhouse of Marion was in
town Tuesday. Mr. Stackhouse is a
candidate for congress and is mak- 1
ing an active campaign throughout 1
the district.
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E. J. Sherwood of Conway was in
town Tuesday. Mr. Sherwood who ,
is a candidate for congress was over .
shaking hands with friends and look- ]
ing after his political interests.
Taylor County (Ga.,) Herald: 1
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Barnes expect ]
to leave Sunday for the north, Mrs. '
Barnes stopping off at Dillon, S. C., '
where she will spend several weeks ''
visiting friends and relatives, while f
tne Captain goes on to Baltimore and J
New York City t0 purchase his fall 1
stock of goods. The Captain expects '
to be absent a couple of weeks returning
home by the way of Clyde
Line. Their many friends trust they will
have a successful as well as a
pleasant trip. Mrs. Moon was a Miss
Page, a daughter of the late Capt. (
W. J. Page, I
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Fighting in the Church.
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Note was made last week of the
free-for-all fighting participated in
by members and ex-members of Waxhaw
Baptist church last Saturday
week. It was a deplorable and disgraceful
affair, but so long as it was
confined to the church yard it was nobody
else's business. i:
It is not amusing. Already three 5
street fights have resulted from it 1
and feeling among good men is run- p
ning high. The factions are almost t!
equally divided and one must admit
that some of the best people the
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country affords are On each side. Not
only the church but the community
is being split; is already split. The
breech is widening and serious trouble
may ensue.
Such a situation ought not to
amuse anyone. It is mortifying. Every
man who has the good of the
church as a whole and the interest
of Christianity at heart should use
his influence to bring about a peaceful
settlement of the difficulty.
The Enterprise has no side. Each
side has many of our very best
friends among its adherents. We are
not interested in the supremacy of
any faction.We are deeply interested
in preserving good will among the citizens
of the community. To this end
we call upon the preacher and the
leaders of the church to use their
itmost efforts to restore harmony
imong their people. If their sense of
personal vindication ,or their idea of
lustice will not allow them to do this,
hen in the interest of Christianity
hey should remove themselves from
heir places of so-called leadership.? ^
>Vaxhaw Enterprise.
A big piano sale and dem)nstration
begins at the Jorian
Music Co's. store in Mullins,
August 11, lasting ten
lays.
The C. & B. Hat Company
123 Broad St.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA?
s the owner of and ia carrying on the
fail Order business formerly handed
by the H. W. Clarke Hat Comiany.
All orders should be sent to
hem.
AGENTS WANTED
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