Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^ T i, r ln . ' B' B .> *' -' > ? . ~ ?r " * '. ? -V > * - .; ;' ^Trr"*-'." " ; '* ~r; ''' ' . ... - . .; ' i .'! ,?' .? - < ?"i> <l _ ~.1A VOLUME *XV I J. G. Lewis Kew N I " '. Education Head C I in Horry County ? ' . * Jam?w G. Ltw)? of Ayupr was^eled , r superintendent of education for Horry conaty at a m toting of the state ' ?board of education Friday at the of-\* 1 flees of Governor John G. Richard?#% ex jy y office chairman of the board, Mr. **r' I Lewis will succeed Enoch C. Alien, of .hel Conway, who recently i^i^n^ hU pO- J - * ' sit ion as eoUhty Vuperlntondent us a Se' result of, charges brought against the ^ I. ad minis r tuition of his officy by certain (r*c I 1-iUsens of the courtty. I?* _ Iff* T Atutd' a mAeohunf on/1 ii#o * *_ I ?NV4 V1IHUV miv I~ | "- -tfflfWrngenfr ftF?ddttlon ^ai ' aciivttitw and it?4t mwUr ot-the house of .represr.etutives from *m< -<. Hotry county. He was highly ^nm- to mended for the position yachted by **? Mr. Allen, it is understood, and the C?,r members-of the state board feel tSat ( they have made a wise selection. . thi . J. Bullock, former superintend- eHt ant of education of the county and C. *h? B. Seaborn, Superintendent of schools re* of Conway were selected and with Mr.. . Learts compose the new county board 001 of education. ^ . Dr. A, P. Bourland > To Speak Here ? . tat WILL-ADDRESS TEACHERS OF S? HORRY CO." AT 8TUDY EN- *? TER SATURDAY th? r.-.-. . " ' * "- su< - . Oiv-Saturday, March fifth, the memL < bers of the Horry County Study Cen- *n | ter are to have the privilege of'hear- lin< iny Dr. A. P.'Bourland, Director. of jP.H< I r - Extension Work for Winthrop College. ! ' Dr. Bourland is one of our foremost-fp < educators, a charming speaker, and a ^ ~? loyal friend. We are delighted to have ; - .We wish to extend this Iftvttstkm to j 1 all the teachers of the county, to the.rfoa " ' trustees, and to all others who are in- Set terested in education^ - The meeting Ma , will be brief, for we are to have our - regular classroom work. ./ vV : Be at Burroughs School Auditorium I- at eleven o'clock. A cordial welcome . ,~and a rare treat await you. 1 Yours truly, . Mrs. M. /- Bullock. . "TOPSY TURVY"?A. ; THREE ACT COMEDY Will Be-Presented at Savannah Bluff School Auditorium Friday Mch. .,a n u ? II at ( ;.w i . in. ? .. . - V The following- characters will pra-^ sent the play: ? k Jopey Turvy, Nellie- Clarendon? iiiaa Onita Gale. V . May Golden, Topay's Cousin Miss I _ JEva Ma*.Dunn. ?^ Mre. Cfeurendon, Topsy's Mother? . ".Mrs. John Long. ^ ^ Miss Sjpriggs, Ttipxy'*. governcss_ Miaa Sara McMillan. v 'JLord Clarence, .^ricJjEnglishmah ' Mr. Locaa Causey.. *?Frank Golden, May'* brother Mr. Robert Dunn. Deacon Jones,-Pillar of the church Mr. John Smith. _ ' ? _ " f Nad, Serrant aJ^r. Freddie Hardee. Admission, 15 and. 25 cents. "V. # ir >! I .1?1 II L \ TO LET CONTRACT HARD .ROADS *, ' ^ - -.r - '***' - ?* *?.~C ' v MULLIN 8-MARION PAVING CON- TRACT WILL BE FIRST? lie TO BR LET MARCH 10 - w? x ? r . p? . {Mullins Enterprise) pM - F. A^JThampson* member of jJrtT wh /* , House of Representatives,/" was fin-'cul \ formed Monday by Ben Bawyer, chief J bel of Stat# Highway Department, that, no *?- k^ fw /vn Mudi 16th. I an > > JIB IIW WW . , ~f~_ far pmivng ofMuIHne-Hartonroad. It now appeare from Information ret irivea to Nr. Thompson, that the hard wo surfacing in Marion Cooaty will be? ; arin hi the sprinjf. * ' ' ! . The paviny from Pee Dee to Niehola 1 will be Wt in three doniracta, !** it gb ?|i not stated - whether - three cen- 4r6? .. tracts' will be lot .at the Mine d/he. Hn< The contract* will call for paving sto I from Pim Dee to Markm, frh| lfadon lot l\^to^Myllhis Bid from Mullina \o th<? ' " * ' ' ?S. - ~ ' ?T S'' ' ,v .' ., v' **. .\-K v ' * '' * *- -**v .' . .' * ^ *- *" * ' "* " ' "V ~ " jfj| : - j / .'. y ? ""T . - ?%? > . * v * AtiaERnssHRna?aaRBasxsa^c= EWSUNDAVBDL1 ] OMES TO SENATE it 'jiTMCtABir coMHrrreirji BIKINGS OUT MHASUBK AS " . ? WORKING BASIS. ^ . * ? . % - * *.*' i in %m. ? f V ^ O Columbia, Feb.^4.?introduction jof lew code of Sunday observance lawa the judiciary committed was .the u ncipal feature of air hour's sessional0 d by the senate last night. , < t [>nly one member of the committee ntttor Oeronekec, dissented from the ,e I, and asked Tor the purposes of the -v ord that kla expre*?4$f sentiments g spread on the journal ' - - is 'In order to keep the record clear," is 4 Mr. Gneneker, **t "UdaJt to *ay that'fc >i udlciarv commit tee was not unarv |r !>us m bringing forth this bill. Due p certain ideas I hare regarding the t .'redness 'of the Sabbath, I cannot c iscientiously indorse this proposal." v living a plea for help in working ii ? bill into shape by everyone inter ed, Senator Williams, chairman of 1 > committee, declared, "This bill ' tree en ta only s working basis fbr at we want, and it is by no means nplete." ' . ???. 7rhe propose^ act repeals all present rg regarding Sabbath observances t 1 substitutes other reflation, ii t noisy and bolstfcees and tend to t rapt public pedes. Though trade is ,1 bidden on Sunday, the bill exempt* j rages and - livery stables, . and also i old allow to be sold except during s t'hours from 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. c :h commodities as asset,-ice, milk, a irspapers. tobacco, prepared meals o rcidaurants, confectionery, gasoe, drugs, medical and surgical sup- ii BS. . * r * t . 1 t J f ? ' wa ? ecu j urore uniwn h - the second week 6t the Genatal' r isions court to he holden at Conway t irch 14th 1927. H.,E. Stevens * I ' JE. S. Booth* f' r a Perley Doyle , i . T. E. Wi?o r A. M. Floyd V .* t P. B. Hoggins * 4 T. fc W. F. Hardee \ v Jos e W. Hardwick X". K. Enzor__. o /waiter P. Gore ^ a J. Clarence Sessions a T II HommnnH ? J. W. Crawford ; J. B. Williamsoir r;"' , r J. gaiter Jrhnsoti '/ a " D, Q, Davis ' V ;>_! Ed Floyd ? e J. CrDonwy - ^ ^ i T. L. Thomas 7 Z' \ t, C. C. Jernigan I, George Graham *1^ "V ' c J.D.Graham . ... ^ I Harrison Martin t Geo. C. Butler ; y Wati* Floyd ? v -jr'i-M. Singleton T * S.W.Floyd . I L, M . King - * S. H. Hardwkk e I. P. Patrick . ' r ? D..F. Holmes Vr ' VW. L. Edge . S. G. Johnson Need ham G. Boyd .. " R L. Bell W*~K. Besaent * EPEAL LICENSE LAw3^<V LESSENS CONFUSION Nat Tilfnerr director of the motor ensihg division of the State highly department, Mid. that * his dertnjept had returned some 8,000 aptatiottK for SutomobilV licenses ilch were-.lacking tn certain partilars which prevented the1 titles fromIng aaued. - The motor title law has< w bedfc" repealed by the legislature, f A H.r.jTorner ?id that ^^tlicsc [ urtjed would renew ^ them they uld get their licenses:?J _?;?* ' X";.- TWMadi Fat *" Vf'T"* j Remember that if fatty foods are i a \? * * ai., * - .^r- ( ^ h* . m ? ? 1. an ia wit?wt, troubles of the dt- 4 dive powers will ensue all alonf the ' a. TW. food will" be delayed la ' much, the liver will object and the entities will not be ahle to carry on 1r particular" work/of excretion as k actively . ' r ? * ' ? -> ' P-' ; *\ * ' *4 U ' . ? -?? > '. . / \ ? , . ; .w - ; .-? v - . ' * i? #*? ' -fir-*?J.'* .^..T ?;?\ i; ?w -'ju n '. ? *.' - * ' * . ;. J ?*7^?' " 7'Xi'1 r. ,?' 1 *.***' ?777?J?'?* "- '??- ?A. ?vr" "* Rv. "v>Ht'JPf ' ? . V El)e . sr- . COWWAY.~5. C-, THUI Presbyterian Padtc renders Resignatk tJ?\. J. M. |?VMON, FOB MAI YEARS PASTOR LOCAL PBBS . BYTBRIAN CHURCH WILL GO TO ANOTHER FIELD _On Sunday morning. Mr. J. M. Le aon tendered hi* icsignatiaat am pan; >f the' Kingston Preebyteriaa ehtn o take place in May. It ii? with the deepiet* regret that I itizena of Conway give Mr. Lemtf ip. , He ha* been pa*tor here i boot twelve years, and denominate il wo rV'has grown under hia lead hip. Thenauembers of all the Qtl hurchuuhold him InJtigh esteems eluctantly tee Aim leave for hia-n inatorate In Ashpoie, N. C. He Is pi Iculsrly beloved by his own ebui onstitutncy. Mrs. Lvnimon. a O ray firl, wjll also be .missed, tor . i i a woman at fine Christian Icharaet interesting Items From Myrtle Bear Myrtle Beach. Feb. 26 The If te Beach Sales Company is prep ng to install an entirely . dew i runk from Myrtle Beach to Conw rith ^connection there 'to all points rond. A first class telephone syst rill also he installed in the new. A Ide Inn with telephone service very rocja and with telephone r iectton to tl|e old hotel building I Cher buildings of the company. The old Myrtle Beach Hotel, wh > now ftelng moved neare^the stn urd to a location more convenient nt< piui iiuuec, wiu no ?i|ui|i|>*u w tew lavatories in every room, a a titchen and a cafeteria dining r<x tod IBe lobbywill ^enlarged w arh^g^^e tew Seaside Inn and the ocean. 1 uilding will al^o be repainted. 'The pavilion will also be repaint renerally overhauled and t^e cone Ion spaces rearranged. The first 11 rill be extended in the form of a t ace out toward the ocean for the ire length of the building which v * so arranged as to give a boautj lew.-up and down the strand. The bath house will be repainted i >verhauled so as to provide imprbi hower, locker and lavatory facilit * well as increased light and air. All the company's buildings rri eing or-wilt be repainted, which v eeult in marked improvement in th DPea ranee. Additional space is,being constrn d on the ground floor of the Seas: hn, in which will be Iooeteif shoe aths and individual dressing ro< rokers in sufficient number , to ' omottota the guests of the Seas, nn and aceep sibletoguesta of the 1 b1 either-from jrithin the building rhen eturning'f ropi the surf. . ^ n K ' The* attempt of scientists to ell liate the^Kecessity for sleep will temly resisted by the mattress mi rs. > "r**~ * THE Lef t Make. Full bams this ye The Lord helps tl Plant food crops, - t even.if it's too dry. X. - Double your Poall Raise something t< * ^moni^y.v " " Bouwithout ipbstU If you otfe little' ' -? matter mach. y \ - ' - ' * i -? ? . Plan ts w ' , It takes m . .-n^nV" Gather in mofe* y : smoke house- / Sow down^paitur. - , * 'Sooniol - ti?_. % rv or* UKt And win i , <-vThe greatest prise y_t . . i<V?a - - - ?*-' - - -! ? ,r " ' ' .. ' . ' C h-i/\ '' > . - ^ ' . ~ lJ_ V .r_ ., . * ' .* '?' > . ./ 'r . ^ ;<Vyy?" ? / ' ..V - ^"TV EgBM^Hf < . v - _ : -i"' . .- ;" ' irm-Tge^bWWS-7 ; ' ' .. - '..v-.i.. mmBm- * Jtelu tsPAT, March 3, isrr. tr Fafm?r Conway ?i r f Boy Passes Chi * ' $*1 -.. ?- ?? . ^ v fV, W. LANCSTON OF MOON. j i TAJ> RKST, H. C. WA3 WELL 1 v Wv known HKRE ' - ,1 W&. V %v? reeowd her* Monday in- jaiarrllnf of the -death of LaRue W. to, La*??t<m. - of Mountain R*?f, t: SKndfc. Arollna. __ LaRue is^ well , k^own beinfr-tbe -00 of Dr. W. ' J J. La#K*Pn- and Conway wws hia ; hote%4?fpr rmr'y year*. tie vtp.> a con'centraC^d tniuUtH,- of the? Gospel. hav'or (icjf . w u < .1 nnsriionkry Lu Brazil. ^riund'Jf IP e Vjutbarn- Baptist Cooven"" ion a y''U,rr. ^Ru'l- his health fnit^ 5jjL cd way^rapl?44?ly th^re. he had to n ~ mi I JH 'I' i swuw: ng noun wns oU nfvw l&ctviwed, hut for .some yeaix ^ fc? WM able to b? in the jjustornto " *; ifill. Pit ih* past two years' he has Mountain Kext, near - Long in* Creek 0? pti.>t Academy whore he has **' done i?ra.-a.Hun?blo good among the pvpllStttho surrounding country, and particularly. tilth the ministerial h Htof as a lovely Christian " charjactety nhd while his life was. of not . m***Y i fears, hi*' influence will la^t He^harried Miss: Marjorie **" Quattfabauwr, at this place, and she y t*fth ffur children, survive him,-; 1 nitortneet was made in Lakeside Wednesday. The sympathy , of tip entire community L* with his father, Dr. w\^. Lang .con, and Mrs *" LaagMpn; his sister, Mrs. A E. Gold ^ finch, and the Quatttebaum family. ?r~9*~?~ *"' ^ Shfjriff I^ewis Is ^ Asked to Cooperate i#?r> ^OT^trHARDS REQUESTS HI* >m, i . IrC ENFORCE SUNDAY i%i VinrR iiTil iti lad the weela a telegram front ?crvernor Joh n? G. Richards asking hitrf to cooperat v.'-i^h hint iin th* enforccm nt of th :ed, Sunday laws .and to notify all officer *a the law! to do likewise oor The telegram follows r o*. CkiL?itf J A t'Jiwis.. ' I T* ? ? ? ? en* Conway, S. C. - * .-/ rill Iti enforcement of the Sunday lawful I request that you observe these cor rj" dition.s: No sales of soft drinks o u*d other merchandise t<f be'allowed. "Ph! rod does r.itupply t6 sales of-drugs, mill lea ice or ratals athotels and bonifced re* turanil. Gas and automobile sjjpplle u* to be determined 6y;offtecrs of the^ lau rill All sports and games to be prohibitec elr Notify chiefs of polieq and raagi.? trates in your county. J *.. Ct- \ John G; -Richards. W? Governor of South Carolina, re* 7 All magistrates, constables, deputJ? 5m and.othsr peaCe officers are urged t ac- assist in the enforcement of the abov jfle 'request,. HT- ^ J. A. LEWIS. ~ *r - . Sheriff Horjy County . ,i i .. 1> i ii r?~ - 8e* .Tow Oil Man. " m- . Prof.?la this wrong? *1 have ct." be Stude^Yes. , ik- ProfWhat's wrong with It ? , Stude__You ain't et jr?t.> ? 1?; 4 ? ' . . a' " REMEDY Thu Crop For Let* Sup help lots. ; v i V *1 lose who help themselves/' j St*t' so there'll i be plenty, ; -,j sry and Dairy Income. ?wll every month for ready . ... .v . , ti^igrs you can't buy for cash. " tne pjricei of cottott woji't*, V : V..'.*'"' ell as pray-? , / tore labO$fo kill grass :.. -1__ _r lake more hay. oung pi?? for this Winter's , e land for future fertilizer v , >ed and early to rise, i the devil v ' . \ ^ the prize." ^ , in life is INDEPENDENCE. ; > ' ' 4 r y-' ' i . r , J .'v ' " * v' ^f ' ' "' :?:?r ? ' ,JP ? .IV " *?,,J- v,?* '-f' . jg.V" *r4;;~ * -v . s..&\y.* -v.$4 I'M'*-: ' "'Vv^ ili-i- - --V :., . _ .' . * .-.. . .> -. ' '.* ;: - \ *" '.: * * -V* * ' * " . *" .' ?. - .i V-. . r... HOUSE REFUSES TO REPEAL LAW niUDINC AND TYING ACT RE MAINS UNCHANGED AGAIN NEXT YEAR M . ..... . . _ _ 9 , . ? Columbia, Feb. 24 lTh? hou.se of representatives yesterday enjoyed Ks annual argument as to tbSaceo jrriui ing and tying, the argument'* end-finding the grading and tying net. unamended and unrepealed. Provoking the controversy. " which aim oat monopolised the^ntomfng session, was the .'Boykih-Cratling-Joues . Iftfmphrey-Floyd^Cook Avant? Kobi ''rfftt-Funderbi^rk-* bill tn. repeal the _ grading antjL tyjngiact,. It was lulled -rrr n roll will V0U? 88 to 26. ' t* "1 serve notice upon'you," Miller 11. U'llette of Clarendon," our of the proponents _ of the rejects! repeal measure, greeted the announcement 'of tho house's decision "that it will be reintroduced a train next year." j Opponents of-the bill opposed the ! repeal of the grading and tying act on t the ground that the repeal would drive independent buyers from the South Carolina, depress tobacco prices in the >tate. lead to overplanting, and-thfow the tobacco farmer upon the tender mercies of the "nln hooker". (1 Proponents of the bill, however, with equal vehemence denounced the grading and tying law as an injustice tc Vdihe farmer, a needless and useless expense, a burden upon the farm women , and children of the state. .J M. G. Andersen of Horry opened th? .attack on the bill, urging the house tc ' adopt the" motion of W. T. Rowcll o! Williamsburg to strike out the enactk ing words of the repealing bill. ' ) "The grading and tying act,"" Mr Andersen declared, "is vital in thos< I counties where people are making to bacco. You know that if you put an; I commodity on the market proper 1; ( grading- and tytpg. Act be" ratniniH e The argument/ that with the law ,r? a pealed a farmer might either grad J and tie-or ,not av he deaired was, h j contended, mialeAdingT- "You can ''hell ungraded atod graded*tobacco 01 the jsantff market," he declared. s| ' Must Be Graded i- [ D. L. McLatiffr^of Marlboro and F r A. Thomson of Marion pointed ou s that the tobacco must some tirm :t either by the farmer or after sale, b u properly grttded. ~ . . . ^ - 1 ' ??nt ls\ Kit oruHfrl (i/imn HmA r, somwrH*," Mr.. Thompson declared 1. ' And, Mr. McLaurin-urged, alway.- ? r_ ]he farmer's* "expense. . "Tobacco," h .said, "is going to be graded no matte . hbw sold and the farmer will pay fo ' ;.lt either way/' A- * .* ' ? , s R?<peal of the grading and tying act o Mr. Thompson also warned, would in e augurate the "pin honker's" heigh jday, "ft will throw us at t)ie mercy o the *pin hooker'," he declared." ?i?Also'heard in opposition to thebil 'were Ben B. Seller* of Marion and E j^V.^Dabbs, Jr./of Sumter. ? ! "Jf We repeal this law,,yrMr. Dabb * declared, "wa^wlll eliminate the lnde pendent buyer from* South Carolyn ^andVlfl probablyJo^er*prices.'' , .* tti^would, Mr. Dabbs explained,Tjr willing to allow any .pounty desiring i exemption irom in? swwwiae jaw, R. Z^-Robinett.of Georgetown flret the fi/st idiot for the proponent? "of th< bill, -denouncing the grading and tyiri* jfet as imposing a "hardship upon t)u tobacco growers ". ; ''Why ie it,? he asked, "that South "(3arolif>n lh?s fcST to go on record a? forcing "the farmerTo gradeand tit tobacco when it is the" only state ir the union In which this is done?" * : "Of'the tobacco growers in Let ' county.A. Moore of Lee declared "only three stand for fhe law as it' is Thebig farmers want this'. They art prepared to grade tobacco and want to drive the little man out. ~Th? ware houseman are growing rich pvariiE7? ' - ^ ^ 1 "And ho far aa tiarenaon m concerned,^ H. H. ^Medlfn of Clarendon aa aerted* "a rood majority of the tobac' co growers want that law repealed . Georgia pricea lack &nly 5 cent; f>er 100 ppunda of equalizing'the Sout> Carolina prices. Here }? the object ioc with our folk'*; we haven't got^tjhg/iabor." ' ^ \ - ? ' Miller H.,Mellette of "Clarendon aU< favored the passagetwj>f thp repeal top bill. ^The grading and tylnpr *ct, b< (Gontinoed on f>age 4) ,v jr ' ' * - : - ?- V J f r i?? ji ' ' '?*? ? ' ' St S . . .?. V- ' -fc>?/rv . V- ^ " ' X V ;. 0 : ? '. " " - rf ' w" ;-, - rv^v / -. - m ,.V'-^":" - J T \ ' ' ;ij BIGHAA? CASE 4 ^ SET FOR TRIAL ! "BEREMARGH16 ^ t ? ?=- ' : ! V;''' - Unless counsel for tKe det>na* in- i . | tenxmes a motion for a continuance 1 vjfor.u change of v*nue the. Fklmund 'Bigham trial will be set for Wedne* 'day. March 16. at Conway, said Solk* ; itor L. M. Casque, of-Marion, Solicitor Casque stated that ho had notified the Hon. Mendel L. Smith at tRdumbia on Friday'of his Intention to call the - cas? on Monday* . MarctPY, when tho , court of general'sessions convcnes^i^ >. Conway with Judge M. L. Bonham ' presiding and that If the defense had any motions U? mak;> h.< would bo glad - ^ " ? | for such rations to-be made at that ?<" time in order to allow time to slubl poena witnesses for the hearing of the i trial on March 16. If the time were, i agreed upon tho first day of the court _ * much expense could be saved he Said (in getting ready for the trial. Solicit- * ? or Casque stated that he would op- : , pose nny motion that might be made for a change of venue from Horry ? ~ countjTto Florence because of the fact " ' - r " "~ , that 108 affidavits had been presented , from Florence people setting forth bfi- v "" ' lief that Bigham could not get a fair > < . ( trial In .this county. The cqurt of ge'n-. _ eral sessions for Horry county __ will,vl* - - ' ( convene at Conway, the county seat, on Monday, March 7. Judge M. LT* t Bonham who has not served ih any ca- 1 parity relating to the Bigham case will ' ?. . , preside; ?y . " > I.' A 1 Solicitor Gasque Talks With Bigham T:. Is - ' ' ? A ft i&y ? - ^ -/J A When Edmund D. B^ham was cary I rled to the state penitentiary from the ' ^n?m the jt Jness in their operations, about the ' _ t first man he met, on arriving at Ooe!lun&ia was &ql)citor L. M. Casque e!who has been fiicKHnjr "tpr^tji?^patJt_ * , t (several years to send hJm to the elecn J trie chair. / t '? ' , j County Policeman McElveen and -ll)<>puty Sheriff Harris had iust driv- : t Un up to the Jerome Hotel,with their ejrloted prisoner when Solicitor Casque t -4 j- lenierKe.d from #the.ent ranee of the hoe itel and recofjpiized Bifcham. "This is .. lone time" I 'have not sent .you to the \ r * y I penitentiary," s4id SoHtetor .Casque. ' &' . |. j In'the meantimerBifrham had spgk- . ^ en pleasantly, to the soHcitor and the p 'two men had indulged in a handshake. ? i Bitfham's reply wttsr. "Well, " I am r ghidat any rate to cr<*t nut of the Florence county jail."-" " ' - :?*_*, . ft \"1 hope we can. end it .this time/' . the solicitor continued artihe two men ' -J - > v _ stood chatting. "If you are innocent ^ ' f you ought to be free, and if not, jua- ^ w . tice should be done." v ' ? ~ 1 "God U in thiR,".returned Bigham. "Yes, God will ijeev that justice ' , . . done." replied Mr. Gasque as he ;an?r * * ' H ed away from the car_ -i... V . .{ ' The prosecuting officer and Big-,. ~ 7" * n ham , will me^t again on Monday ,. ; / March 7, when the Horry county court y tit genera] sesaions-eonvenea. Bigham ' * t is under changes of the. murder ? f bit ' l:brother, L. Smllby Bigham, and stands j ' indfeted'also for the .mugger of his > I mother, sister, and the la tier's ,iwo r (adopted children. _ He js to be given . ?i aTTew trial at the-Horry county ..court" ! , , Lterm after two convictions of mur<fer, . ?.* i j one, by a Florence dounty jury ana '. , i j the other by an Horry county jiiriy - . ~ . " " i- *Newa Review. ' ? ' ^ ; * j/j. . i ??z_?? HORRY HOME DEMON- V * ^ t V STRATI ON CLUB MEETS , Th> Horry Home pemonstratipd ... V . , . Club held ita regular monthly meeting > gt the, home of Mrrt. L. Lamberta ^ * I Friday, Feb, ' Mrs. Mcpherson , meT^kK^u* a?' ^5p?ico program w?, enjoyed by AH" - . . - * > present* V-.-.' Firflt. thr^e songs, America, Care- . - " f lifla.The Knocker, -j t . . First Psalm, repeated by all. ; * t Pt-aV^r * > ? ' ' t I* V v i Roll called racp naming: sortie fr*itr* * P of Washington oS Ltncoln. f ; t.;' ., * W* fcav<. oiv roll twarty ^tno and '? ,r? thirteen" . presenj* * :t . * . > The business part being bver,; Mri; V* . ' .*<* j. Lambert.>sjrved 'nice 'refreshment*; 4 . ^ *i / MRS W/T.^MITlf. y ' .' ; fte^jrefirr\ ' ; 7 r ' "* 'Y 7 -'a.J'V' 1 . ?' 'v . .? r . .> T' -??***-;? . . ?ro? : '4 f% ? . ; ' v. - .? '. -ff? . " . ? ' t* * * **?*? ' '?' ??r? ' > V * ' ' .?* ' "^V ' - ' v, ? K?. . - ? : v . ?>.. .. ?. ?arnrrw?