W LATTA DEPARTMENT 1
m Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Bethea, Mrs.!
I J. B. Luckey, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Cal-j
houn motored to Bennettsville Mon-.
' day night to attend a play.
Misses Marie Thompson and Mary
B Murehison of Dillon visited friends
^E*jat this place during th<> p;.st week.
Mrs. J. F. Bethea and daughter
Margaret spent Sunday in Flor-I
fence visiting Miss Georgia who is sick j
in the Florence Infirmary.
J. K. Page of Sellers was a business
visitor here Wednesday afternoon.
L. B. Alford of Floydale was
among those in our city 011 business
'v Wednesday.
J. Earle Bethea of Dillon was here1
on business Wednesday afternoon. j
Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Sherwood,
have returned from their honeymoon
and were in town visiting relative.-1
on Wednesday and while here Rev.
Sherwood made a very interesting address
in the Baptist church.
W. Ellis Bethea and J. C. Alford
motored to Nichols on Thursday afj
ternoun, returning same evening.
A. C. McGee of Greenville is pay-1
ing his son, Dr. T. C. iMcGee an extended
visit.
Judge J. C. Davis and Auditor D.j
S. Allen of Dillon visited our city I
Friday afternoon.
x>. v,. oianora win m the near fu-'(
ture build an up to date bungalow on'
High School Avenue.
Mrs. O. J. Fenegan entertained the
Lone Oak Chapter D. A. R. on Friday
I afternoon the 4th. The large living1
room was made very attractive with
ferns, growing plants and cut flow-]
1 ers, vases, baskets and wall vases be-'
ing used very artistically. After the,
business of the meeting was disposed,
of, a dainty salad course was served;
by the hostess asisted by Misses Hone,
Manning and Lucille Fenegan, daugh?
ter of the hostess.
A company consisting of several
of the most substantial colored citi[
> zens of this place have bought the,
brick building owned by R. ". Dew,j
and formerly occupied by C. L.;
4 Simpson who did a "Cash and Carry
F Business." Simpson has also sold
a his stock of groceries to them, and
from this time on it will be run as aj
'* general grocery store by them.
During the past week the Bridge
Club met with Mrs D. B. Shine, it
1 being a Hallow'een Party, the deco f
rations being pumpkins, black cats,
and witches, lighted with candles, also
I quantities of ferns were tastefully
arranged. The front of the house was
thrown "ensuite." Three tables were
skillfully placed for cards. The players
ejoyed several close rubbers, after
which the prize, a large bottle of
perfume, was awarded to Mrs. J. O.i
Bethea for highest score. At a late1
hour the hostess assisted by Miss Hor-j
tense Biggs served a dainty salad,<
course. The honored guest of the occasion
was Mrs. Homer Bethea of
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Lydia, S. C.
Mrs. Traeey E. Fore and son Hud-1
son and daughter Miss Hazel of the!
Elberry section were in town Satur- '
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A. V.. Bessent and son Ernest oC 1
Little River spent the week end with'
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Henry. j1
Mrs. Carrie House who lias been]
living in Greenville for the past <
several months is spending some'
time with her mother Mrs. Marion;!
Allen.
Mrs. S. J. Betliea, Jr., lias just re- i
turned from an extended visit to her!
parents in Spartanburg county.
John Kougehelmer of Charleston;
spent several days here during the 1
past week in the Interest of his line.
B. F. Graves of Lincolnton, Ga.,
vho is putting in concerete on the
Dillon-Marion Highway spent Sunday
with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Hammond of,"
Rocky Mount spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. HammondMisses
Jennie Lee and Elizabeth
Dew of Coker College, also Miss Mae
Braddy of Columbia College are;
spending a few days with their parents
here.
Mrs. Nella Gregg Pilot of Serasota.i
Fla., spent the week end with hercousin
Mrs. Jennie Sellers.
W. M. Page of Sellers was among
those who visited our city Mondavi
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell of
Floydale passed through Latta en
route to the Florence Infirmary where
Mrs. Campbell is being treated. s
Dr. Percy Bethea of Darlington was i
visiting relatives in this section the f.
first of the week. I
Miss Mary Fore entertained the c
older set of young folks with a Hallow'een
party during the past week, i
The Woodrow Wilson Literary Society
met November 4tli, 10 21. The
meeting was called to order by the ^
president, after which the Lord's
prayer was repeated in concert. The
roll was called and the minutes of'
the last meeting were read. i
The following program was carried j
out: ^
Original Essay?Gertrude Parham. (
Reading?Sarah Henry.
1st. Impromptu?Blanton Dunn.
Itec. Poetry?Mary LeGette.
2nd. Impromptu?Earle McMillan.L
Rec. Prose?Rosa Kate Hammond.,]
i-iano uuei?Anna Margaret Wil-'.
lianis and Inez Parham.
Debate?Resolved: "That it is det- j
rimental to the best interests for the
railroad men to go on a strike." j
Affirmative?Pearj Proctor. Thom- ,
as Bailey. Negative?Anna Margaret .
Williams, M. D. Biggs. ! f
Margaret Bethea,
Cor. Secretary. *
"The Four Horsemen of the Apo- <
calypse" and special orchestra. Ev-| 1
prybody's Theatre. Matinee and night j 1
Wednesday and Thursday, November , i
16th and 17th. j<
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DILLO,
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LLLON SOUTH CAROLINA, THU1
Services at the Methodist Church. J
Main Street Methodist Church, Dr.'
IVatson B. Duncan, Pastor.
Sunday School at 10 A< M.t Mr. W.
H. Muller, Superintendent.
Preaching at 11 A. M. and 7.30 p.
in. by the Pastor.
Morning Subject: "The Chris
nun oiuuuara oi uonauct."
Evening: Subject: "The Joy ofj
Spiritual Certainty."
Junior Epworth League at 4 p. j
in.
Prayer Service on Wednesday at
4 )>. in.
Public cordially invited to all set*-)
vices.
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Mastoids Sales.
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There was only a small crowd at-1
Lending public sales last Monday and j
the bidding was not very spirited,1
unly two sales being made.
In the case of G. D. Barlow against
it. J. Johnson and Minnie Johnson!
the property was bid In by N. ' B.'
Hargrove, attorney, for $50.00. Tliisj
was a small lot near the Dillon Mills.'
Ill tile ease of Mnrinn VnHnnnl !
Bank against A ma Page the property
a as bid in by S. W. Norwood for M.
2. Woods, attorney, for $2100. This
ivas 72 acres of land near Fork.
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COMING.
" Minister's Wife's New Bonnet,"
i mnsicai entertainment. Characters
cpresented by Dillon's popular younger
set. Sale of seats will commence
<ov. 15th at local drupe stores. Be
>n hand to secure good seats.
iVEAK BLOOD IS A
HEAL BAIIRIKB.
jlrowing Cliildi*en Often Need (iude's
Pepto-Mangan.
Some children grow too quickly ?
t saps their strength. They lapse
r.to careless, desultory habits, or deelop
a shrinking attitude. Their
aces look pinched.
The blood becomes overtaxed by
co rapid growth; and poisons from
111- sjoiciu iaiir UK' piace 01 sirengtn
:iving red corpuscles in the blood,
led corpuscles are those little red
larticles that swim in blood and give
t. its color. Gradually that child
oses interest in its play.
Poor blood needs the building that
he iron in Gode's Pepto-Mangan
jives to weakened blood. Gude's Pepo-Mangan
enriches the blood by in reasing
the number of red corpuscles
>nd restores the blood by driving
>ut the poisons. When the revived
ilood gets 'to work, the appetite be
-wines w xihi a growing cniiq s snouia;
je. Your druggist lias Gude's Popto-;
dangan in liquid or tablet form. The
lame "Glide's Pepto-Mangan" is on
?very package. ?Adv. It. ,
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ds of women's <
5tOO Pair Men's Tan ]
Shoes at
$3
Ladies Coat Suits in
Velours, Special at,'
$1:
jnen s ran calf Higl
eluding Packard and Bo
tised brands at far belov
500 Pairs ladies Hig
Ziegler Bros. Make. $ 5
$3
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EtSDAY HORNING, NOVEMBER 10, 1
"The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse"
and special orchestra. Everybody's
Theatre. Matinee and night
Wednesday and Thursday, November
16th and 17th.
FOR SALE?My House and Lot on
East Main Street. Apply to H. L.
Clark, Dillon, S. C.?11 10 2tp.
To the Dillon Herald.
Dothan School District No. 1) will
begin its compulsory school attendance
Nov. 21st. All parents and guardians
are requested to see that all
children between the ages of 7-14
years attend promptly.
A. V. Bethea, Chairman,
Nov. 10. Board of Trustees
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NOTICE OP SALE.
In the United States District Court
for the Eastern District of South
Carolina.
In the matter of
W. C. Parham, Bankrupt.
Pursuant to an order of sale made,
in this cause in bankruptcy, by Rob-i
ert J. Kirk, Esquire, Referee in!
Bankruptcy, and dated October 24th
19 21, 1, N.' B. Hargrove, as trustee!
iu bankruptcy of the said W. C. Parham
will offer for sale at public auction,
to the highest bidder for cash,
at the County Court House in the
town of Dillon, County of Dillon,
State of South Carolina and District
aforesaid, on salesday in December
next, being the 5th day of December
1921, at 12 o'clock noon, the following
described tracts of real estate, !
to wit:
All that certain parcel or lot of J
land in Dillon county, South Carolina,
composed of three smaller tracts and
designated as number two, three and
four on a plat of the lands of the
estate of Mrs. M. J. Monroe, and
made by M. M. Monroe, Oct. 10, 1919
and recorded in the office of the
Clerk of Court for Dillon County in
Plat Book 2, Page 52, tract No.
containing 53.26 acres, tract No. 3
containing 29.44 acres, and tract I
No. 4 containing 27.31 acres, the|
mree iracis containing in the aggregate
one hundred and ten 11-100
acres, be the same a little more or
lc S8, and bounded as follows: North
b> lands of Elizabeth Monroe and E.
R. Ellerbe> East by the Public Road
from Eatta to Mullins, S. C.., South
by the Johnson lands and M. Baker
and tract No. 5 of the same plat and
West by tract No. 1 of the same plat,
and being of the estimated value of
$16,500.00. Subject however to a
mortgage securing the payment of
$12,869.52 held by M. M. Monroe et.
al.
Also a one half interest in all that!
certain tract of land in Marion eoun-|
ty, South Carolina containing one!
hundred and twenty three and 8-10 i
acres, as represented on a plat by J. j
M Johnson Civil Engineer, for A. B.
Owens and T. B. Weatherford, beart
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( Serges, Tricontines and 1
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and other adveri
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ing date April 1913, .and bounded 1
and described as follows to wit: t
North and East by lands of G. W.
Christinas, South by lands of A. B. s
Owens and West by lands of J. K. fl
Page. For a more particular de- a
scription of the aforesaid tract of c
land reference is craved to the said <;
plat which is on record in the Clerk h
of Court's office in Marion county, t
Of the estimated value of $5000.00. t
Subject however, to a mortgage on e
the whole tract securing the payment <1
ot $4000.00 held by the Farmers & t
Merchants Bank of Entta. S. C. t
Also a one-third interest in all s
that piece parcel or tract of land in t
the town of Latta, County of Dillon s
and State of South Carolina, con- '
taining three acres more or less and s
hounded on the North by let of Mrs.
S. Pope. East by Marion street, s
South by lot of Mrs. G. R. Williams a
and West by the risht of way of the c
A. C. L. railway; the same beinp; all
the lands conveyed to W. W. Par- t
ham and W. C. Parham by the Bank I
of Latta by deed dated January 2,
1010 and recorded in the Clerk's of- 1
fice for Dillon county on February ]
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0 sale. The season's fine
25j low prices. Every suit
?3 der and guaranteed.
OVERCOATS
Meltons in all colore. K
ford and brown. Hen
grey and tan and a 1
ft! sortment of fancy anc
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rk Herringbones, Club (
^5 cil stripes, over plai<
P Autumn browns and
and blacks,
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&gj your Thanksgiving clothes
|gj clothes now and deliver th
g?l until they are wanted.
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Ladies Coats in Vtelou
and other fabrics. $20.00 ai
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uauies jDiacK oaun Oil
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$3.4
Ladies Coat Suits in
Trimmed Collars and Cufl
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1919 in Book 12 at page 249, and
>eing of the estimated value of $300.
The said tracts of land above decribed
shall be offered for sale seprately
and on the following terms
nd conditions: The successful bidder
ir bidders at said sale will be reluired
to comply immediately with
lis bid by paying over to the trustee
he amount of his bid in cash, or i
he equivalent thereof, and in' the +
vent of default by the successful bidler
in immediately complying with.'
lie terms and conditions of said sale
hen said trustee will again offer
aid property or properties for sale in
he same manner* on the same or
onie suDsequenc aay witnout further
lot ice and at the risk and expense of
iuch defaulting bidder.
The purchaser or purchasers at said
ale shall pay for the necess\ry intruments
of conveyance and for revnue
stamps. 4
Dated at Dillon, South Carolina,
his twenty-fourth day of October A.
1. 1921.
N. B. HARGROVE.
ts trustee of W. C. Parham Bankrupt
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ist fabrics at amazing |
tailored strictly to or
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ringbones in And Up .
beautiful asI
plaidbacks. 1$
Checks, Pen- $22.00 |j
is, the new And Up &jj
staple blues |g
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