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4* *r + + + + A +' + PERSONAL MENTION. ?fr * 4 * + + 4* 4 ?fc 4* 4* *i* O. W. Jackson spent the week end with his father, near Minturn. ^ ?o? W. W. Thompson spent the week end in Columbia. J. V. Mace of Marion spent Sunda> in town with friends. | Willie Mclnnis spent Sunday in ' Fayetteville with his father. Worth McKinley took a motor trip to Fairmont Monday. Ben Stackhouse of Floydale was in town Monday. Miss Kate Calhoun of Fork was in town Monday shopping. Miss Annie McMillan of Minturn was in town Monday shopping. Mr. and Mrs. James Adams spent Sunday In Lake View with friends. V -o? Weatherly Miles of Altavlsta, Va., spent Sunday in town with relatives Ben Overton, who has been in Detroit, Mich., on business has returned home. t Miss Beulah Mason left Sunday night for Atlanta to attend the Grand Opera. Don Melvin 1b spending a while in Columbia with his sister, Mrs. E. W Mather. Mrs. E. W. Mather and little son Richard returned to their home in Columbia Monday. T. E. Dennis, who has been in Flor> Ida for sometime, returned home Tuesday morning. Mrs. E. M. Hale has returned from a visit to relatives at Mount Olive, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Phillips of Lexington, N. C., are visiting Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Bridgers this week. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. David have returned from a trip to Richmond and Washington, ** Mr. and Mrs. Thad Bethea of Hamm ^ AM/9 Clin/^QV 161, IN. *J., spent oaiuiua; ouu ouuu?; In town with Mrs. Georgia Bethea. Ralph B. Benson of McCormlck, S. C., spent several days in town last week visiting friends. bbbbb^BSBS i NOR a S a I The < b r w ? l ' JL I NO ? | Womans an | * Dress i m ? C~1 J t MA.1? g juiu luimcuy | $20.00 to a ~ gj These dresses are gj Dresses like these a | INCLUDl gj georgettes, satin an gj meteon poiret twills s We earnestly ? such wonderful Im^ is b is a is a is a a a is s Miss Annie Calhoun returned to Columbia Monday after spending some " time at her home in Fork. n Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Turner of Ham-'a let spent the week end in town with j Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Watson and chil- G dren spent Sunday afternoon in Mar- r< : ion with Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Badger, tr Miss Hattie Parks of Dillon, S. C., r is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Prevatt, Cedar street.? h Lumberton Robesonian. it Mr. and Mrs. Paul Phillips of Dar- d lington spent the week end in town o ? with Mrs. Phillip's parents, Mr. and 11 Mrs. J. W. Rowland. i C. H. Miles of New York, stopped over in town Monday night on his ^ way to Bingham to see his father, who ^ i is very ill. " Mrs. Frank Parka and her daughter ? l Miss Hattie, have gone to Portsmouth, n Va.t on an extended visit to friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Goldstein who e] have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Isa- C , dore Blum, left for Baltimore Mon- 81 , day night. e] 0 s< Miss Gertie McDonald of Clid and h' [ Miss Sallie McDonald of St. Paul, N. b C., spent last Friday in town with friends. o tf I Miss Eileen Bethea has returned to F Columbia College after spending a b while with her sister, Mrs. Lutie Be- 18 i thea. 1{ ?o? Bj If Overall Clubs will reduce the 0 price of clothing, wouldn't it be a P1 i good idea to start Molasses Clubs and w i reduce the price of sugar? The public is cordially invited to b attend "The Bachelor's Dream" to be a i given at Hamer-Kentyre school Frid- c< day, April 30, at eight-thirty o'clock, fj i The Floydale school will give a w , double comedy Thursday night, the ti 29th, "The Mischevious Negro" and t< "CAAlrtr^rr o Cnrrnnt ?? ^ In/liao rx P ^ utcn.iu5 a oci taut. xuc ihuico is a. tuc ^ ' Improvement Association will serve 0 1 refreshments.. \ ir Dr. and Mrs. J. H. David and ^ . Rftsses Helen David and Virginia 5, [ Bramsford left yesterday for Charles- cj ton where they will visit Magnolia C] Gardens. ji, ?0? e, Rev. 0. T. Porcher, Rector of the 0' Episcopal church, Bennettsville, S. C. hi will hold services at the Dillon Pres- e< , byterian church Sunday, May 2nd at cj ; 4:15 p. m. Everybody cordially in-'ni vited. y< EfflaaaassffasiaE MS I Tke Big Choice of o )REJ 'THING A YOUR CHOh d Misses Wome es i 55 $: here from Sold fori $26.50 i the most popular made ft re astonishing values at th ZD are French Serges, n d georgettes, flowered gee i ruffled taffetas and rich believe that never aj suits and dresses at s Fass L 31212 Ell IS S SI ISS IS IS 3 The public is invited to attend the Fianforte Recital" by Miss Critz's lusic class at the High School audi>rium tomorrow (Friday) evening t 8:30 o'clock. The little McPhatter boy who was snt to the hospital by Capt. Z. Y. ibson of the Rescue Workers has jturned home and his health is allost fully restored. The little fellow ao a large gall stone removed. Hon. J. H. Claffey of Orangeburg as been invited to address the meetlg of the Dillon County Warehouse ad Marketing Corporation on Saturay morning at the court house at 11 'clock. Everybody is invited to this leeting. Mr. W. C. Eaaterling and family sft Tuesday for Plant City, Fla., here they will make their future ome. Mr. Easterling has been a resrent of Dillon for many years and as many friends here by whom he i highly esteemed and who wish him luch success in his new home. . Mrs, L. Cottingham received a teleram Tuesday announcing that her Idest brother, Senator Hugh Mcutchen, of Kingstree was rapidly inking. Senator McCutchen was takn seriously ill In January during the jssion of the assembly. Mrs. Cottingam left on the evening train for his edside. Miss Jane Evans of Minturn will ike part In the production of "The orest Princess,'' a fairy masque to e given on May fourth In the Woodmd Theatre at Flora Macdonald Col!ge. The entire cast numbers eighty tudents working under the direction f the head of the expression de tuimeui. oyeciai urcuesirai music 111 be a feature of the program. Following a meeting of the memera of the Dillon County unit of the merlcan Cotton Association at the surt house Tuesday a representative :om Clemson College outlined plans )r building a sweet potatoe storage 'arehouse in Dillon county. The deUls of the plan were heard yfith in;rest( and after some discussion Mr. .. M. Oliver was ai pointed to coperate with County Agent Epps x the movement to organize a arehouse at Dillon. The cost of a arehouse that will hold about 5000 ushels is around 15000.000. Suffient capital has been raised by the tizens of Latta to build a storage ouse at Latta and Florence haB form1 a company with a capital of $50,00 which will build a chain of wareouses over th county. It is estimat1 that a storage Warehouse with a ipacity of 5000 bushels will save tore than enough potatoes in one sar to cover the cost of construction. 'ASS Qj. W7: W-FLUJTC VV J ur Entire 5SEJ '.ESTRIC'i ?ir nr a aiv ^JL-r V/I /li I i ns anc/ Misses Dresses 1819 merly here from ) to $37.59 >r this Spring and Sumi iese four extreme low pi ien's wear serge, braic ngette, georgette and f charmense. DOZENS Jain this year will such great savings. /epartmi as? suss????? Mr L. C. Montague has accepted a position as accountant with E. L. Moore, succeeding Mr. B. A. Bedenbaugh who leaves the first of the month for Lake City where he takes the position of secretary and treasurer of a recently organized bond and trust company. Mr. Montague is from Atlanta and for the past several years , ? Rollicki "It Pay f % CO# % |? Special See X "It Pays to Ad^ Y some, and this (act X of its humor, the r Y many clever situat % production as the i { Ri T A MM | CIlQ | , m f X one of 10 big fe | five SffllSSSSSISISlSEI DEP* \ tn the Lit Stock of 1 *1 r>XT C W TED OR OF THESE F( Womens and A Suits and Dn KVA^ Sold formerly her' $42.00 to $1 iter wear, in handsome b rices, and must be seen tc ted tricotines, braided 1 oulord, kitten's ear satir OF STYLES IN ALL < the women of Dillo ent Stor IS IS IS IS SIS IS IS IS ffl S3 E has been engaged in public account- < Ing. He is quite well known in Dil- i Ion, having spent much of his time ] bere during the past three years work- ] Ing on the county books for the Na- ] tional Surety Company, and has many friends who will be glad to know that he is to make Dillon his permanent home. Mr. Montague will do the ac- i ng American < Complete Production. s to Adv /IPANY OF E1G nery and Lighi rertise" is absolutely ( : combined witk tbe r apid-fire idioms of it :10ns effected, marked nost successful Corned: sdpal utau URTH NIGI atures of the Chautauqua. S i days $2.50 plus 10 per cent I aaaaaaaaaaat r. si l tie Prices 67 New S \ ^LE FOR O EEK ONLY RESERV OUR PRICES Misses Women zsses Suits a i $3 e from Sold forn; 55.00 $55. ot eaded, embroidered an ) be appreciated, for stre tricolettes, embroidered I, embroidered jerseys, t ilZES n share the privileg THE BR 'e With The t asssasassasB J counting for the several automobllo sales agencies controlled by Mr. Moore, and will move his family to Dillon as soon as he can Becure a home. ? o The political bee is a kind of thing that sometimes stings the possessor. II Comedy i ertise"! HT ! j ting Effects | 1 clean and whole- X ich Americanism J s dialogue and the a [ its New York Yl y drama in years, ? | th [j qua jj easoa tickets for all ^ j |j SfflSSSlSlISISffllllBH, ORE a ffl; IS: . Si ' ffll pring a NE | a a ?D i 1 s and Misses a rid Dresses a m l ierly here from i > to $67.50 a a c/ tailored models?, !=! ef anc/ evening wear g] tricolettes, beaded ilain jerseys, crepe gS e of purchasing pfl 1 STORE 1 Little Prices 3 BSSSSISSlffllfifflM