Driver’s Ed
I was about 13 years old when this GM product and I became very good friends.
UGLY
I vaguely remember being in Miss Maggie’s 1934 first grade class. Still, I recall some of the names of my classmates and most surprisingly, can recite from some of the early wall posters used to teach reading skills.
The Hamer Cotton Mill
I assume the location of the Hamer Cotton Mill as it was known when it was organized in 1903 was determined by one of the principal shareholders, Robert Pickett Hamer, Jr. who owned the land on which the plant was constructed.
A ‘Scare-the-Daylights-Out-Of-You’ Episode
Gun safety is of paramount importance today and rightly so. But handling guns in past generations was by comparison, relaxed to say the least.
Overcoming
Presently she is reaching for her 97th birthday, a life filled with challenges that she has had to overcome which she did many times and successfully.
Admin 2
- Bill Lee
- Letters to the Editor
- February 3, 2013
- 0 Comments
Remembering Chuck’s Milk Bar
My name is Ray Branch, I grew up in Dillon many many years ago—and so enjoy reading your articles in The Dillon Herald about how some things were in an earlier day.
A Weighty Problem
Probably the #1 New Year’s resolution is to lose weight and as someone has said, it is the one that you can use next year and the one after that.
Dixie
This is a test. After reading the 3 situations reported below, which in your opinion would have received the greatest joy from having received the stated prize?
Drive In
When I grew up there was, to me, no such thing as a drive in much less a fast food business.
Teenage Romance
Love will find a way.
