The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, July 22, 1920, Image 5

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+ 4, + 4, + + 44, + 4 L ' + fc + PERSONAL MENTION. * ft + * r 4, + + + + 4, + 4,+ i P. Leinwand, of Rowland.N. C-, | spent Sunday in town. Misi Allie Braddy is visiting in | Fairfax. S. C. this week. | B. N. McKenzie of Lake View Bpent Tuesday in town on business. s Miss Margaret Melvin is spending * a few days in Mullins this week. Miss C. B. McLeod is spending her vacation in Hendersonville, N. C. Miss Claude Moody of Columbia, 8. C. is visiting Miss Ollie Hicks this week. MI As Dot Regan is tne guesi 01 bw alster, Mrs. Lala 6racey at Fairmont, N. C. this week. Samuel Zacker of New York* is spending his vacation with Ms. and 9 Mrs. Max Fas*. ', ^ D. Worth McKinley left Saturday for an extended visit to Dunbar, N. p C., and other points. Meyer Markowltx of New York has t accepted a position with the Blum ft Blumberg Co. Mrs. Lutie Bethea. Misses Emilu Moore and Julia Bethea spent last Sunday in Florence. i Dr. R. H. Timmerman of Bates-1 burg, S. C. Is visiting his brother- in- ( law, Mr. J. D. Thompson. Misses Ollie and Sadie Hicks spent j Sunday In Florence with their sister' Ruby, who is in the hospital there. Messrs. Aaron Rosenburg and Meyer Markowitz spent the week end in Marion. Mrs. May Slaughter and Mrs. Margie Strickland of Mullins spent Friday in town shopping. W. W. Thompson and F. L. Lovd spent several days at Wrightsville Beach this week. Mrs. James E. Sizemore has returned from a trip to the mountains of Georgia. Mr. W. J. Burleigh and children of "Portsmouth. Va.. are the guests of | Mrs. W. V. Jones. f Miss Elizabeth Gainey left Tuesday ' morning for Tryon. N. C. after spend' lng some time with Mrs. W. V. Jones. Mrs. E. L. Vinson and children are the guests of Mrs. LeRoy V' il. liams. / / The Em f FOR 67 year great Emers progressive The success I farm machinery, hranches. But tl I nate every plan, I of these implem< I Farmers all | chine to be mad ity are regarded in making good prompt service, machinery that i tinued this busii You are rather ! mark. It will p< 1 r d ?f*U I lUbU E-B Tracti E-B Walki E-B Harro E-P Cultit E-B Pulve] E-B Lister, E-B Plant* E-B Stalk We have tl (with any of the BRADDY-1 MaHnBH Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Stoney left I Tuesday for Cheraw, S. C. to spend i some time with relatives and friends, t Mp t, p Rraddv and family are c spending the week at Jackson c Springs. . j f Mrs. E. H. Hale of Louisburg, N. | C. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. M. j Hale this week. Mrs. Mary Murchison returned Fri-1* day after spending some time in' c Blackstone and Richmond, Va., with ( friends. I, Miss Marion Easteriing \?ho has ' j been visiting at Carolina for a couple 1 of weeks left yesterday for Smith* field, N. C., for an'extended visit. Miss Pauline Webster, accompanied by her aunt, Miss Lena Webster, ? of Rowland, N. C. left Tuesday for1, Norfolk, and Portsinouth, Va., to vis-'t it relatives. ;, Misses Zynetta Gressette and Flos- i sle Am mons with Messrs. Hubert Car- l michael and Monroe McDonald spent c Sunday afternoon in Bennettsville t with friends. ji It is your patriotic duty to put t your name on the club roll before the 1 books close next Tuesday. Failure to i do so will deprive you of the right to vote in the primaries. J. W. Lovejoy, the former superintendent of the electric light plant, ( spent Saturday in Dillon. Mr Love- j joy has sold his gasoline and oil bus- t iness in Florence and returned to the, 1 road. Ii Miss Marie Thompson left last Fri-!( day for Andrews, S. C., to join a i house party at the residence of Mrs. ,t D. 0. Dubose. The plan to make a < trip to the Beach before returning 1 home. 1 o? s Dr. and Mrs. Stackhouse, Misses, Mary Elizabeth Stackhouse, Louise Blizzard. Janie Evans and Mrs. Ida' Dunbar left Monday night for New' ( York and other northern points of Interest. Mr. L. Kornblut of Latta has gone j to the northern markets to buy mer- ? chandise for his three stores* MK < Kornblut operates stores ai ii<ma, ( Lake View and Cheraw. He anticipates j a big fall business and goes to the t markets early so that his goods will i arrive before the busy season opens.!] Mr. R. C. Mozingo, the new super- < intendent of the electric light plant. ,1 arrived Thursday and entered upon (1 his duties. Mr. Mozingo comes from, i Darlington where he has had charge . of the Darlington plant which is op-1 erated by a transmission line owned , < by the Palmetto Light and Power .1 Co. Mr. Mozingo will move his fam-,1 ily to Dillon as soon as he can se- (i cure a house. !l BACKED BY ierson-Bra s an exceptionally son-Brantingham org i -- r moaeru lariueis n < > of Emerson-Branti Nor is proof of its ie seal of great achie every design, every < jnts bears the E-B t over the country h{ e by skilled workmi by the Emerson-Bi machinery. Besid But the basic adv; has been proved an< less. So when you sharing in the ripe e ly you in more gene jr >r Plows ing Plows ws aton rizers s irs Cutters le agency for this fa above if you will i WHEELER C Little Sue Clark entertained quite I i number of her friends last Monday ifter noon from 5:30 to 7:30 o'clock, his being her sixth birthday. Ice .'ream and cake was served in the i lining room. The table was beauti- l 'ully decorated. < ^ I w 1 Kenneth Behr, who Is with the t doore Auto Sales Co., has been trans- 1 'erred from Columbia to the Dillon < Jffice. Mr. Behr was formerly a lieut- ? ?nant in the aviation corps with head- ^ juarters at Camp Bragg near Fay- i jtteville and while in the service < nade several flights to Dillon. He|] ias many friends here who will be(l jlad to know that he is to make Dil- t on' his home. i / o | Club Rolls Close Tuesday. I Il The enrollment books will close'. ruesday, July 27th, rod the voter vho fails to put his name on the roll >> that date will not be allowed to rote in the primaries. Club precincts, ( tecretaries and committees on en- ( ollment should see that every voterS n their precinct is enrolled. The < lualifications for membership are ( wo year's residence in the state, six ( nonths in the county and 60 days in ( he county and 60 days in the club i listrict prior to the first primary. < Phe books will close at 12 o'clock ) nidnight next Tuesday, July 27th. Candidates Speak Here Tuesday Candidates for state offices will ipeak at Dillon next Tuesday, July 17th. The speaking will be held at ] :he court house. The candidates will >egin to arrive Monday night, and it s hoped to begin the meeting at 11 >'clock. There are pot many candilates this year and if an early start k made the meeting can adjourn in :ime for a late dinner. The candi- ' iates will address the voters of Marl>oro at Bennettsville on the followng day, Wednesday, J illy 28th. II / NOTICE. * Rev. Bob Jones, the noted Methoiist evangelist who conducted the jvangelistic services daily during the(J six weeks Centenary Celebration at j Columbus, Ohio, has been secured byi the South Carolina Sunday School Association for a series of evangelistic j conferences with pastors, superinten d ients and Sunday school teachers dur-j ng the fall. The places and dates %of j the meetings will be announced later | >y General Superintendent, Leon C. ( Palmer, of the State organization, j The state-wide campaign of Sun- j lay School evangelism, of which these meetings will be a part, is under * Jl?n enooial committee ! me uirecuuu ui a, oyv?.M. ? Df the Association, of which Dr. W. I T. McGlothlln, President of Furman University and President of the General Board of the Baptist State Contention, is one of the leading members. All denominations are represented on this committee, which con:ains twenty-five members. ct VI 7APr V / J ntingham * 1 # high standard of m; janization has been, am the beginning. ingham is not to be movement solely in vement is given thi; operation of constrm rade mark backed b ive learned the vali en from the best ma antingham Impleme es buying good ma intage of the E-B lir 3 tested jn the fiel buy E-B farm imf xperience of 67 yes rous profits. E'B Mowers E-B Rakes E-B Tedders r d wj f i l-D ney uoauer E-B Stackers E-B Vehicles E-B Auto TraiU E-B Newton Wo E-B Grain Drilli mous Emerson-Brai call on us. COMPANY, JOYS GIVES LIFE . TO SAVE ANOTHER. Anderson, July 8.?A young hero vho saved his brother and gave his ife for him was Homer Sumter, sleven years old. The eldest brother lad fallen into a deep stream and he young boy jumped in immediatey and brought the older one safely >ut, but it was too much for hia strength and he was so exhausted that vhen he reached the bank he could >ot gel out, and he sank before help :ould get to mm. rnis nappenea a. Petersburg, Va.p on Saturday. The >ody of the young hero was L:??i:ghi o this, his former home for interment. ' o Subscribe fo the Dillon Herald. $2.50 ?er year in advance. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that I have iispoaed of my holdings in the lumbei jompany trading as Tolar it Parker to A. B. Jordan, A. B. Parker an^ R. 3. Rogers who have assumed all outitanding indebtedness of the said :ompany, and all accounts dne said :ompany should be paid to the said k. B. Parker, A. B. Jordan and R 3. Rogers, trading as the Dillon County Lumber Co. r 22 3t. W. C. Tolar. -a WANT COLUMN FOR SALE?Fordston Tractor, Cal? Thresher. 7 foot double harrow two or three young black man mules weighing about 1200 lbs each all in good shape. J. F. Her ring, Dillon, S. C.?7 22 2tp. WANTED?Certificates of indebted ness issued by The Hamer Cottor Mills in 1909. Apply, Box 209. 2t HOUSE FOR SALE? Four roon dwelling to quick buyer at a lov price as this house must be torr down and moved. J. Earle Bethea FORDS, FORDS. ?I have severa Fords at low prices. Also a buicl six. Call at my garage. J. Earl* Bethea. LADIES ATTENTION ? Accord'an side, box and knife pleating ant hemstitching. 2 1-2 to 3 widths o material required for p'eatln! sKirt, leave last seam uptu an down. Pleating skirts $1.50 each Hemstitching 12 1-2 cents pe yard. Work returned promptly Mail all work to J. P. Lee, Fay eeteville, N. C.?7 22 2tp. FOR SALE ? 80x83 eight onnc cotton picker sheets, new burlap 60c. each in lots of 100: in lots o 1000 or more 55c each delivered Dillon, S. C., July delivery. Writ or wire L. R. Edens, Rowland, N C.?7 15 2t. )F IMPLEME1 Line of anufacture has bee the joint work of g i 1 _ t_ _ measured aione D} the 4000 employ s mighty industry t ction, every addith iy E-B guarantee o je of E-B machinei iterial obtainable. ;nt Company as the ichinery farmers a ip is thp. knnwledtfi a d by the practical dements you are bi irs of farming anc 8 *rs igons i itingham Line of f FOB SALE ? About twenty bushel* of Red Bliss Potatoes, new crop, for best offer. T. B. Rouse, Route 3, Lake View, S. C.?7 1$ 2tp. i FOR SALE?Full blooded English Shepherd pups, male and female. Males $5, females |2.50. C. D Perritt, Dillon, Route 4.?7 8 3tp. i FOR SALE ? One 8 H. P. Portable I. H. C. Engine with wood saw attachment, and- one Racine Threaht er. All in good condition and ready for business. There Is a lot of grain | in the county to be threshed and you can pay for the outfit In ten days threshing. Reason for selling I hare no one to operate It for me. Can give you easy terms if deeired. L. C. Braddy?7 8 3t. FOR SALE ? Stock of merchandise and fixtures, dry goods, notions, shoee and groceries, $12000.00. Will sell as a whole Or will sell 'eparately. Lease on store good until January. J. D. Hargrove, Executor.?7 15. v. WANTED ? Ycmng people to prepare for stenographic and book| keeping work. We average filling ong vacancy out of four in 'our employment bureau at salaries ranging from $85 to $175 por month. Prepare yourself for one of the unfilled positions. For full in1 formation, write Draughon's, Columbia, S. C. We guarantee positions.?7 15 4t. ' Notice la hereby given that Burney McNeil will ask for a pardon at the | hands of the pardon board at the next meeting of said board. ] 7 1 it. Burney McNeil. ; All the best giri . at Our Fountaii T 1 I Moody 1 Dillon, Sou nBBMI vr BUILDING Farm Ma n maintained by this reat inventors and o r the fact that E-B is ees and 8 immense ] >y the fact that farme an of a new machine f satisfaction. y. They have foun< They know quality ; two most importan ppreciate the fact t i of how to build m< farmers who have f uying no experiment 1 manufacture. Tru E-B Manure E-B GeiserThresher E-B Road Rollers L-tS Lorn Shelters E-B Hay Presses E-B Osborne Binders E-B Osborne Corn Bit E-B Potato Diggers arm machinery and Dillon, South Statement of the Condition of THE UNION BANK AND TRUST 00. Lake View, S. C. at the close of business Jane 30, 192Q Reeoarces: Loans and discounts 3 14,370.41 Overdrafts 539.50 Furniture and fixtures? 785.00 ^ Due from banks and ' bankers 1 18,506.05 ~ 2.209.00 i^urreuuy ? Silver and other minor coin* 172.93 Checks and cash items 166.30 Total $36,749.70 Liabilities: Capital stock paid in $ 24,000.00 Undivided profits, less current expenses and taxes paid ? 67.10 Individual deposits subject to check 8,651.41 ,.j Time certificates of deposit 4,031.00 Total $36,749.70 g State of South Carolina, Count? of Dillon, ss: Before me came C. R. McLeod, cashier of the above named bank* who, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is .-ft ) true condition of said bank as sholm * * *' - 1 '? .?lil konlr v . 3 oy me owu ui Mm C. R. McLEOD. Sworn to and subscribed before me , i this 15th day of July, 1920. R. E. Pace, Notary Public. Correct?Attest:? L. G. MILLER, | D. K. FORD, R. S. ROGERS, Directors. ' H I Is in town drink 1--Bring yours! Our soda fountain so far has been v r: the Mecca for the soda-loving public of this vicinity. Here the crowda ; *Ko ornTrHo Thlfl lR come?iuiiub me vivkv... ? the proper place to meet and treat. W% are serving the very finest soda possible. Scores of different combinations and flavors, from the simple five cent drink to the 35 cents ' fancy concoction. And service ? j the very clearest, most courteous service possible to offer, purely this should be your fountain and "HERS." th Carolina ' v j? . ichinery II > company. The j rganizers and of I i a complete line I -1 a. !iL iL?!? I plains wnii men rs' needs domi. And every one i every E-B raaand dependabilit considerations hat they can get jchinery. Farm ounded and cons or guess work, st the E-B trade rs 1 i ders can supply you i Carolina. 4 J