Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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*T" " ?????MM????? n ! KOU.X3K TVKOSHaa Miss Alice David is visiting in Warrenton, N. C. Miss Carrie Bethea has accepted a| \ position in Summerton, S. C. Will Wheeler spent Sunday in Lynchburg, S. C. Miss Nell Smith is visiting relatives In North Carolina this week. Mr. W. Murchlson and family spent Sunday in Marion. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kogers spent last week at Lake Waccamaw. C. G. Graham spent last Sunday in town with his family. Miss Bertha Fass is visiting in MarIon this week. Miss Alma Jackson of Nichols Is visiting Mrs. Ola McNair this week. D. W. McKlnley and Sam Kenion spent Monday in Rowland, N. C. Mrs. W. H. Wood has returned after spending several weeks with relatives in Jacksonville, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Moody and children are visitling relatives in town this week. Alton Ramsey returned home Sunday night after a two weeks visit to relatives and friends at Ehrhardt, S. C. ? V Misses Inez and Kathryne Reaves of Mullins are spending som^ time with Miss Emma Reaves. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Hardy left for their home in North Carolina last Saturday. Mrs. W. J. David, who has been in the Infirmary at Florence several days returned home Monday. Mrs. Ben Ness and daughter, of Manning are visiting Mrs. Samuel Elfenhpin thic wwt Mr. and Mrs. A. R. McRae have returned home after a visit to relatives at Barnesville, N. C. Mrs. L. R. Craig has returned home *fter spending some time with relatives in Mobile, Ala. Norwood Richards of Wilmington, N. C. spent Tuesday and Wednesday in town on business. An examination for the positions of city carrier and clerk in the local postofflce will be held at Dillon September 24tb. For further information apply to Postmaster Carmichael. in ? "v/r / m r*?v 1 FIRST SI SI IS SI 1 Groupe of FALL I' 15 charming models I SI Misses that will compi ffl tion. They are made ol 51 crepe back satins and I NEW FALL ( SB Fashioned with fall bac SB cuffs with storm sleeves 33 materials. 9 ? Snprial Ni % - " 83* o ur 27th A nniv gj will continue for gj days as we will 1 ffi stock of summer ffl out. | NOTIC (g We have just received a f young men's and boy' c gj manship and service gnai gj below to-day's market. "|Moi m as _ UBBBSaiSSS! THE DILLON H James LeOette, of Washington, D-j C.. is spending a few days in town i with his parents. |i ?o? O. W. Ramsey of Hamlet is spend- ! ing a few days in town with his par-'i ents. Mrs. J. A. Langley has returned from a visit to her parents at Tryon. ' N. C. , i Dr. Watson B. Duncan has return- t ed from a visit to hi* daughter at St. 1 Georges, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Jus. Carmichael or I Bennettsville were among the visitors in the city Tuesday. *? E. Roy Edwards has accepted a I position as cotton buyer for E. LMoore. Mrs. James G. Halford is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. . Crouch, of Johnston, S. C. % 1 Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Dixon and chil- 1 dren have returned from an extended visit in Columbia. Tenn. Miss Gladys Smith has accepted the position of music teacher in the Grey Court graded school. Mrs. S. C. Henslee and daughter, Rebecca Field, and Miss Isla McKenzle have returned from a visit to lAsheville, N. C. Miss Ruth Allen has returned home after spending some time with her sister, Mrs. C. P. Hodges, at Brownsville. Mrs. W. B. Guill and daughter,! Mrs. E. L. Burney, returned Saturday from a visit to Hendersonvllle, N. C. Miss Lacey Jackson has returned |home after spending some time at I Hendersonville, N. C.. and other nearby points of interest. Miss Dixie Curtis of Adkinson, N. C., returned to her home Saturday after spending the summer with her sister, Mrs. J. R. daddy. The Civic Improvement Club will meet Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the school auditorium. All member* are urged to attend this meeting. Rev. Floyd Surles and family of Kansas arrived in town last week and will spend several weeks with the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Surles. Mr. Surles and family made the triD through the countrv rovei ing a distance of about 1500 miles. Revival services are being held at the Little Rock Baptist church each night this week, beginning at 7:45 o'clock. Beginning today services W>11 also be held in the morning at 10:45 o'clock. Everybody is cordially invited to attend the services. Preaching by the pastor. ; ESS????????! 3RRIS F FALL S of Fall < FROCKS I ri? tor Women and advailC si your admira- F Canton crepe, when t tricotine. many i :0ATS t. mak fctfiSS !hink? lty of a )tice. ersary Sale Ne' another 10 this fal lave a large prices r oods to close an mfii unmist; in Mu WltK us all tine of men's, ^ lothing. Work- 8 anteed at prices recomn fall we -ris Fc DILL( BIB KB DDfiQDCD GBflQOD DD0 HB DD B DD O uu IX] DBBKB uj D ERALD. DILLOV, SOUTH CABOLO State Supt. of Education Swearlnger spent a few hours in town Thurs-; day on his way to Campbells Bridge to attend the community picnic. Mr. Swearingen delivered the principal address of the day. The monthly meeting of the Philathea Class of the Baptist church met Tuesday night with Mrs. .Ola McNair and Mrb. A. R. McRae. After the discussion of many interesting features, the meeting was tarned over to the hostesses who assisted by Miss MinHvatt and Mrs. Smyth Stubbs served a delightful coiypse of sandwiches, fruit cake and tea. The Mothers Club met Friday afternoon with Mtb. Jno. Diebler. Very Interesting papers were read by Mesdames, W. H. Muller, W. A. Blizzard and W V .Tnnps A vnral dnpt ! was rendered by Misses Eula and Beulah Braddy, accompanied by Mrs. Jno. R. Watson. After the program the meeting was turned over to the hostess who served a delightful course of sandwiches and tea. Besides the members were present Mesdames, Paul Deaton, C. L. Wheeler. Ola McNair Mrs. L. C. Montague. o OPENING OF DILLON PUBLIC SCHOOL I On Monday, September 12th at 9 o'clock the schpol will open with appropriate exercises in the school auditorium. All pupils are expected to be present and all parents and interest-' ed citizens are invited to be present to hear the announcements and plans for the yea". The superintendent will ue in ins unite eatu iiiuruinK miring next week ready to advise with pupils and parents as to studies and any other matters connected with their school, work. On Thursday and Friday, September 8th and 9th from 9 to 1 o'clock new pupils will be enrolled1 at the office and given admission cards. Attention is called to the law, requiring that all new pupils be vac-' cinated before they can enter school,} end to the law requiring all pupils: within llm compulsory age limits to attend school the whole session of 36 weeks. The text books to be used this year, will be same as used last year. A1 list of those required at the opening | of school will be published in next I week's paper. It is advisable for all pupils to come to'school on the opening day with all required books and supplies so that work may begin at once. Any delay in getting books will handicap the pupil. Owing to one or two late resignations and to difficulty in obtaining well qualified teachers for one place, there are still three vacancis in the corps of teachers. The'list of teachers if as follows: Grade 1. Miss Isla MeKenzie, Dillon. S. C. Grade 1. Vacant. Grade 2. Miss Lena Baxley, Gibson, N. C. ' | Grade 2. Miss Nan Edwards, Mul ! is a? is a a is a b is i ASS PEP ROWING Coats, Si t\?>\AT foil * iivu tun i vau j iu ed season is inter* hey come in such cl rresistable touches e even the woman \ bout her new fall w in early purchase. ?-11 L-i- -? O w idii nacs ox v^panis 1, smart, charming an< emarkahly low. The lite variety of large ai able lines of new desig 3S Garver, who is so i \ this season and will 1 most fastidious. Yov lendation. Come andu ar. iss De DNS LARGEST 9 S3 SB IS [? S3 5 SB S BB M rA, THURSDAY, MORNING, SEPTRA Una, S. C. } Grade 3. Miss Lizzelle Pettlgrew, Iva, S. C. | Grade 4. Miss Annie Johnston, Ches ter, S. C. | Grade 4. Miss Nina Dantzler,. Vance, S. C. Grade -k Miss Annette Good, Rock Hill, S. <5. Grade 5. Miss Claudia Buchanan, Winnsboro, S. C. , Grade 5. Miss Sadie Herbert, Marion, S. C. Grade 6. Miss Margaret Riddle, Hickory Grove, S. C., Grade 7. Miss Vashtl George, Dillon, 'S. C. HIGH SCHOOL. Mr. T. L. Ayre8, Agriculture. Miss Ruth Allen, Dillon, S- C., English. Mrs. Pierce Rogers, Dillon, S. C., Latin. Miss Helen Kerr, 'Bradley, S. C., Mathematics. Mrs. Lee Smith Walker, Gaffney, S. C.. Music. The'Science and French and the Household Arts places are still unfilled. Owing to the late resignation of-the teacher of'Household Arts and Stenography, it will not be possible to supply a teacher of stenography this year. The Household Arts courses will be taught by a special teacher employed under the Smith-Hughes A?t and these courses be made a vocational course elective in the high school. Further announcements will be made about this as soon as the matter is settled. The school and community are fortunate in securing the services as music teacher of Mrs. Lee Smith Walker, an accomplished musician and teacher of strong experience. The musical instruction of your girls will be safe in her hands. W. H. McNairy, Supt. o ? Services at the Methodist Church. Main Street Methodist Church, Dr. Watson B. Duncan, Pastor. Sunday^School at 10 A. M., Mr. W. H. Mullerr Superintendent. Preaching at 11 A. M. by Rev. D. A. Phillips. Preaching at 8 P. M. by the Pastor. Junior Epworth League at 4 P. M., Miss Sarah Hargrove, President. Praryer Service on Wednesday at 5 P. M. Public cordially invited to all services. o uwu iTiuriuiiK, o?r. I George Bulla Craven, editor of the Lancaster News,'says that Budd Biggs | told him the following was written by 'a Rock Hill poet: j"A yard of silk, a yard of lace, A wishp of tulle to give it grace; ' A flower placed where flowers go, |The skirt knee high, the back, waiat I low; 1 lOne shoulder strap, no sign*of sleeve; If she should cough?good morning, | Eve!" ?Yorkville Enquirer I] SIS SEE? SUSS? I ARTME ATimi ur All 11 uits and wear department ; esting at any pric harming styles and \ of newness, it is < vho has not yet b< ? ? ? - ardrobe see the ad^ epartments. k inspiration now gr 1 ckic. Paris inspired new creations for fa id small. Eack kat k< [ns. veil known to you, 1 :ake great pleasure in t i know ker and ske n ispect our kats for yov ;partn AND BEST ST< IffiffifflEBBBBBfflffifflffiB man 1. iml } DR. DEW TAKES OWN LIFE. The peoplA of Dillon were shocked and grieved to learn Saturday morn- I ing that Dr. J. H. Dew, the well- i known evangelist, had taken his ownjt life by cutting hig throat with a razor. Dr. Dew was in a hospital suffering'c from a nervous breakdown and it isj believed he cut his throat in a moment of temporary insanity. He lived at's Asheville where he went several years i ago to regain his health which had i become impaired from the strenuous 1 work he had been doing in the pulpit, h Dr. Dew was a native of Dillon < ccunty, having been born in the i southwestern part of the county 58 j years ago. After leaving college he' taught school and then entered the' ministry. He became one of the na-j tion's leading evangelists and his J work extended all over the United States. For many years he lived in the west, but his work took him to all parts of the country. Three years ago Dr. Dew conducted a meeting at Dillon and his strong and forecful sermons are still fresh in the minds of hundreds who heard him at these meetings. It can truly be said that Dr. Dew sacrificed himself to the cause to which his life had been given. He was an incessant worker and as he closed a meeting at one place he took up another at some other place probably hundreds of miles distant. The, physical strain was too great and | the breakdown that followed left him almost a physical wreck. The interment was made at Latta Saturday morning. o Special Meeting of Dillon Post No. :12, The American Legion. A special meeting of this post will j be held Friday. September. 2nd at 8:30 p. m. in the club rooms. ' This special meeting will take place of the regular meeting that is due to be held Tuesday night, Sept. 6th. It is specially urged that every Legion member be there as any business that you might want to be brought before the State Convention in Newberry on Sept. 7th and 8th will be discussed. The delegation has been selected for the State Convention and they will leave Tuesday, Sept. 6th for Newberry. This delegation is composed of J. C. Henagan, F. B. David, W. W. Thompson, J. Earle Bethea, J. Douglass Blizzard, Dr. J. C. Ellen, Ike Iseman, Jack O. Hayes. J. C. Henagan. Jr., Cha8. S. Stubbs. Commander Adjutant. "Get Acquainted Meeting." A get acquainted meeting will be beld in the Lake View high school building on Friday night. September 9. at 7:30, preparatory for the open: ing of the school on September 12th. A short program will be rendered. All patrons, pupils and others interested tn the betterment of the school are urgently requested to be pres1 er.t. J. B. Thorn, Jr. Prin. NT STOI JMN FAS! Dresses it this FAl :e, but ModislvAutumn ?:j.l __ elusive styles fo IVlth SO n0W Jaj|y afrj enough tweed, serge an . . Coats are long1 ^Un to and manish ai fisibil- of box pleated I and vertical or i row self belts. I G u eet you u 11 / hats at EsPecially { 11 offer We are clc 5ars the tire line of s again satisfy- teortette D eeds no corset cove ir early dollar. aent S ORE CHURCH NOTES. The series of meetings held at leulah Baptist church arouse^ much nterest. The meetings were well atended and the church spirit very nuch revived. There were 80 adlitions to the church. A series of meetings will begin it the Dillon Second Baptist church Sunday night, September the 4th. Sernces-at 7:30 at night. Rev. Mr. Wiliains of the Second Methodist chureh will assist in the meetings. The rhurches will combine their efforts In r religious canvass of the town. Rev. F. W. Walter*. o NOTICE OF SALE District Court of the United States Eastern District of South Carolina In Bankruptcy, in the Matter of L. F. Ellis, Bankrupt. Under and by virtue of an order of Hon. Robert J. Kirk, referee in bank ruptcy, the undersigned trustee of the bankrupt estate of L. F. Ellis will sell at the store house of the satd Ellis, at Mallory, South Carolina, on Tuesday the 6th day of September, 11-21 at eleven o'clock a. m. to the highest bidders for cash all of the goods, wares and merchandise, and also one Allen automobile of the said L. F. Ellis. EUGENE VAREEN, ^ 8 25 2t. Trustee. Nonpicic Mr. Jim Rogers will be at Dothan school house Friday, August 26th from 8 till 5 o'clock for the purpose of enrolling all school chidren in Dothan school district No. 9 between thc ages of 7 and 14. Be sure to come and notify your neighbors. A. V. Bethea, 1' Z. A. Ellen, : F. L. Bethea, ' " -* 8 25 ltp. Trustee# SERVICE Good Service means | getting what you want when you want it, the way you want it and at a moderate price.' We can soon convince you that you can get good service here. Cars washed $1.00, oiled, doped and washed $2.50. BENNETT at J^ioort Auto Sales Co. i I ' * I saaaasaaaaa. re i HONS 1 a a a a 1 SUITS | models of the most ex- ran r women and misses are m iving. We have suits in 5 d tricotine and valours. [5 with straight line effect g ppearance with slashes sack and tailored sleeve ? lotched collars and nar- | m _ ran pecial. 1 ffi for the college girl: BB IS >sing out our en- ? crepe de chine and ? * 03 tight gowns and ? rs at 50c on the ? ffl 03 BB | IS >tore 1 BB ammmmrnnBmmaiHBi ElXJlSaDtStS