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?i?' . " - ^ ?!? ?, W" * V ? *?"??r* ^ : i'.? "/ ' V v rl\ " : ' ' " ' ^ ^g. h * ? . ' . -. ' 11 1 , ' ' " "? ?' ' i? ?*-i hmiihih mi v*hbbkt~~^ AND ITEMS OF IKTI b immimiim i ? j- MisitSf Belle sahil AtHiie Mcintosh * from Meeford, Canada, arc guests of S Mr*. H.-W. Ambrose at her lovely n '*"%l * 1 "'.* _, * t suburban home, -Dunmeade. _ +' * ' * '* ?(b , * . : *> ' 'p ~ -Mrs. M. G. Andyrsen/was-hostess to .the Book and Bridge Club on Friday' ^ evening. , Before the cards were en- ) guyed a delicious four course dinner ?.was served^ ' j . Mrs, L.'J>. Mag rati) won the high score prize, a'beautlfuT embroidered!. * scarf. -"^be +iigh score .gueat prize, an j , Italian embroidered toweb?was given j*" Miss Belli Mcintosh of Canada. Kach i ^ <jf the. members was presented a lovely _ bunch df .carnations by the hostess, t and the two visiting guests; Misses . 1- l. ?/ ..4 maiia 1* m MCiniUHn, IHKjjUl'lS Ui Ptwi'r^ prun. .: . :' '>, * * * if Mr?V; W. A. Freeman delightfully entertained ,gn Monday at a five o'clock 8 . tea in honor of the Missis>|iclntosb j of Mrs. HI W. Ambrose. The guesta were: Miss Belle Mcintosh, f r Mia* Addie Mcintosh, Mrs. A. W. Bar- ' . 7- rett, Mrs. H. W. Ambrose, Mrs. M. ^ W. Collins. Mrs. Frances Burroughs, ^ Mrs. C. J E^psTMr* \Y. A. Siillcy, Mid Gro. OJficer, Mrs. Ella Coles, Mrs. L. . D. Magrath. ' *? # ' ' - ? The members of the L. M: S. Aiixil-_y^ tary and some of their friends were . given u February social at the Bap^_^ tist'Axfhex on Friday night. Vaten^.g made the rooin, at tract Ko, and all the ?pame8 arld T-ontests carried, but. tfre idea iff special d ?ys in February- The little piixes pad i*avor?7and the cakes 7 * served rcfrerhmentg were also' 11 ^""7'hHtchets, hearts'. colonial caps... - ? . ? t . ?; . . y~_ ' -Miss l^fcahdi. Ward had charge of V'a pleasing "program at" the regular.1-^ ~;y" meeting of the Auxiliary on Monday ja afternoon? . The subject was South- tl T land Lanterns, and the talks were both j? personal and practical. . . * * * *. " Mrs. R. L. Fugleman-returned to her tl home In Greensboro, N. C. la?t Tues- c day after a two weeks visit to M rs. 1 r~ ~ cirl^ Ford. ~ a ,??r' . 11 ; ???Mr.antf Mis. T. 9. Bellwcreeallod ^ to Statesville, N. C. last week on ae- iS count of the Illness of their dancrhter, r Margaret, who is attending c liege a there. They left her better, when they c - . returned home aiid the reports since i have Been very gratifying. 1 ?.? ?-jl . * y f The March meeting of the Par^ntr Teachers Association is sche^uhd to he anotherof those attractiycM^addles' j Nights, and has been postponed from f its regular night of ^March 3. (ill a i later date on acj?nirft of ,th?? Lyceum I* _ attraction on Friday night. * "/* Df; and/Mra. J. L. EdgeiTon. who have b^Cn visiting relatives here, re- . turned to their home in Hendersonvtffe, N. C. last Saturday^. * . y/ ' * * * * a. .Mr*. L., W. Busbee ?nd, children of "V Springfield, S. & have arrived in Con- t way to make'this their honte^ Dr. L. |i ' j. - W. Busboe had precede them by a j i fewi weeks. Jj ^i Th<? Civic. League members 6njoy- 1 cd atr unusually pleasant and helpful 1 time laat Wednesday afternoon at 1 their meeting in the Daffodil Tea i Room. A'landscape gardener, Mra. Wright made an interesting talk about i beautifying the* town; ifrrtr-jrnye tietp?*| ful suggestions. ?v ' '* i Mr*. Joe IJ. Scurry was hostess to I the Coxy Corner Chib.onrMonday afternoon. Mrs. .J. T. Scoggln, and Mr*. W. O. Godwin were guests. A de-. 1 Ikioua salad course was enjoyed after t the sewing had been laid aside. / 'yySfZ * Miss Mary Holliday delightfully en- . fertsined the. Wednesday afternoon ' f e*wfnjr e'uh at her home on -Laurel '* ~~ . Street. There wa* almost a full at-'. tendance of the ihembers, and the guest* were: Meadamee Beard,, J. M,J I Holliday, Lqdlam, Scoggimi and ' Walsh. A delicious salad course was . -rjf . . ' Km. L. D. Magrath=W h<M*e?a W ^ t on MaMh l.^fter a pleasant hobr of j sawinif dalicloUH refreshment* ware' i erved. ^ lira. 6. k Ford has -as gaeat* this 1 N n. week, Mr. and. Mrs. U T. Truett. and * Mr*. L. W. AuM*-rt, of TimitoonavJlla, .i ft* *' Mr. "W. F. Killen of Flore tjoewaa a ft, j * week cad vtaftofHn Conway. '?~V - * *' / r "" ? ?r "*; _ _ ; i$A " -V IN !. SREST TO WOMENi~^*y ^ ^t The executive committee and fh tcwaidship committee of the Wacee ihw Association have set adide Marc it.Stewardship Month. , AH the pa* i>rs irr the association are. asked t react" at alftheir churches durin he mohth pp.. the subject, of "Steward hip", and that the laymen-visit a lany of the churches as possible an resent the subject from the laymen' tnndpoint. ?* % " i * * tCj$n - , Our warehouse. i? ful >f fertilizer and fertiliz jr materials, such as to >acco goods, cotton an< :orn fertilizer, cottoi Seed Meal, Acid, Kaini md PotasBl See us fo: > *r ~ * . Izj.' airload shipments o or your immediate re iuirements.-r?3 m i tJ Vholesale Grocery Co ?? *4 Conway Baptist church ?will sen ut Laymen On the first Sunday i larch^u visit nine churches in the ti irest of stewardship. Dr. W. J. Lahgston preached la: lundav_ on Steward ship at _XiIl* Iwamp church. j- ?? ? ' * % 0- 0 Dr. C. L? Busbee' and. Mr. J | ipivey will visit Buck Creek chua i the afternoon of the "2nd Sunday larch. In the interest of Stewardshi T V; . * Pastors M. M. Benson, W. J. Wilde L T. Rogers and H. C. Haddock ha1 11 announced thai they will preach heir people on Stewardship during tl rtonth of March. , . *,** * Stewardship will be discussed 1 hree laymen at-the Conway Bapti hurch on the first Sunday^evening larch. Everybody invited - to th ' ?y? * . J>|r. J.-Cv 8#?vtyv Chaivaianuf tl Stewardship Committee, has qult? ?u?nb?r ofy(5c?okS 'books on Stewar h>rthat/he will bo glad to lone fr if chp*jtfc to any pastor or laymen wl tfUteaeh u ctauf in any church in tl Taceamaw Association. Dont all a? or them at the snmo^time. dee us ror uoers rci tilizer, V. C. Fertilize! Roysters ' Fertilize] Armours Fertilizer an other standard brand] Smith Wholesale Gr< eery Co, \___L , * * * "Announcement Party" v One of the prettiest parties given Hon Way in sometime waft siren Siiss Elizabeth Poindexter at *t tandsnme home of Mrs. F. A. Bn roughs Tuesday ', afternoon of la uveefe. Five tables were arranged f bridge. After cards a telegram se From Cupids Associated press", -a Flouncing the t?ngag<;ment of Mi Mary Alice Leath to Mr. Albert St e irt of Virginia, was "given to ea guoet. Miss Adelyn McLaughlin receiy the high, score prize, Miss Nell Jor the consolation and Miss tyury'All Leath the gtfe^t prize. Miss Poindekter assisted .by M F. A. Burroughs served a delightf aniiMW u'lf k nnffaa WWI D*J " ? Wi a v*?* . ' ?' V"?*J9e Farmers who only bu Fertilizer in one to tw ton lots, get togeth< |ith your neighbors an make up a minimtmfcs of fifteen tons and w will give you the cai Grocery Co. \ 1 LOAN FOR SOLDIERS "We cur* loan* "for oMlers wl wish to b^iVow on their Adjust Schrlce Certificate* issued by t United States Veteran Bureau*. J. R COOPER, *>sbfer Tfie Bunk at Atyo . ' j - v. ' /' ' 1 * . fV.. v -* * ' .*r ' r f?i II w; ... . 7ft. - > >,; 'fJ : ; ''* : - ' : 'X~ * ' t??? * ' ?'?i' .!; : * ' c.t. *0 : r * - - f -^7 - ' * *">11 ^ ^ , Mack ten. daughter ot Mrs .J. P. Mad len, who resides in Socastee townahij and Mr. Roy Roberts, one of-the ti turned gild popular darks of thflw Co* Company war? quietly iqarrH at the residence of Judge JrS. Vaughi Mr. and Mi-ar ftabyrta will mal Jltbeir home \i\ Conway, and The Pid * as. well as their many friends e thepi all the hnppinesH'-and piospertt ^ of the futOre, -i 1 h. _ . i- j Mr. and Mr?. W. P* Core- of Lor o Rt..No.. 2 wa? here Saturday. * L'i' v * V V . ' |. f. Mr. and Mrs E; P. Gore were i s tiSWii last Saturday shopping. d ; ? ** * * ^ s Mr. and Mrs Dennie Bellamy wet recent visitors here. ' 9 9 t , G. Will ie (lore* of. Longs was' hei on business? Saturday. . * ' I- ' . *V"S m * *9 * , R. J. Beuton of Loris'Rjt.-. 2 was I > town Inst Saturday. 1' ,* * . V" . *' s / Mln Watspn Auxiliary r* Mrs Benson entertained the Lil Watson Auxiliary at a social lai * Thursday evening. ?Soon after the guests arrived a sli of. paper, on which was written fh P name of~an aninral was pinned on th back, of each and she was asked t draw the animal she represented. Nc tl knowing what animal she represent? ^this caused muck merriment. ~ ' The guests were then ucftnitted int a mom representing an~ animal *<jn d On the walls were such placards ai in "Do not feed the monkeys". ^'Oo n< i- ask to ride the Klephant", etc. In ope boxes were found articles represeni ing aiiimals. Sadie Long and Besrf st-, Slalvey were presented a box of an :y n;al crackjeoi, for guessing the nam* of'the most animals. r . The next game was antmal am C7[grams. Each guest.was given a list < ;h ^animals with the letters jumbled_u in'Gladys Elliott and Pick Norton* we! p. ?the lucky ones in unraveling the rao of these.. s- ' - ^ r - . A* ?. 4 """* r Other games were enjoyed, then tl ^ refreshments consisting of anim to jcCokies. animal candy and West Poii le fruit punch were served. r * There was an interesting meeting 1 ,y the Lil? Watson Auxiliary at the pa sonage on Monday afternoon bf yth jn week. The girls presenflvave a cl&r (fi Idea of the duties',' Hardships, rewar I?.A i,? "What [""" JVJ" r?it.-. , Missionary". was the subject di fn*- <aw?d. i '-"* ' ? ? P. T. A. to Purchase * . Piano for Schoc ?k ' - . ' 7? rr . * The Parent-Tether Association ? a wide-awake body this year. Th have started- to raise funds to? buy mucW heeded piano for the school* p, ditortum: and have erioufch on hand f the first payment. The commit! has-be?n ^negotiating with the Jordi d ;Mustor,^Co.-?*nof Charleston, and h bought a superb dickering- Conn t* Grand. This piano will soon be < livered and at,a very early date, t music company will send 9 quart* (one member of which is our own A drew Johnson) jo give a concert, t proceeds from /which will help t in pmno fund. Let all music lov? by j watch for the date of this concert. I he.|? very patron and .friend of th* Bi u>. troughs School be jjeady at any time I - ' - 1- ?/a. iRt" lo nu> nu mwBfWi (lajuiK "! ?? or ano. A good piano has been-need nt ev^ linre our lovely auditorium h n- been built, and it behoove* everybc [ss in our town to ..belp-rPay off this d< w- incurred by the PrTT'A. as-aopn ch i possible. ; _ -A ' - ... ed' .. Pure bred White Leghorn and Bi e? Orpington eggs for .hatching. $1 ce for 15. * f '"A. M". Sutherland. 2|? 1*. 1 f* TOBACCO FLUES y r'. 1* *?.. .. p.1 - Before you place your oi . den for tobacco flues see I ] ' * ? ' ' ' ' v' j H. Cannon at Cannon's Sho| ^ near depat, Conway, S- C Prices low ai anywhere. 1. . ' 'i ^ .'j.1 1.1.. m ': i HI v"" LIFB ,' : '5 .? v.. _ v' ^ FIRE AUTOMOBILE' ? - > f ARM PROPERTY AMD BOND ~ 1- i . - - t# - ?J4/ i ? >1. . J. O. Cartrette, Agen ?j; "INSURANCE" Conway, 8. C. .. 2i * ^ (T~ ?*?uvA . Jit ' m'.;J.i..'1!A;?<-! . .. z t / '* \U't .. \ .. ,a?!? . ? c ~' V?.vw ' ' " *. ' # ^ ' . ' ** v. ~ * , ' *a f " ' i rHURSPA^t MARCH ?. 1827. ;jCar C hickens to k\ i' Be Shipped From % This County Soon ; t. ' FROM AYNOK M ARCH 7TH. CON- ; 60 -vy WAY MARCH 8TH, AN1> it* ' MHHfiMVPCHETH Sj (T; r V/v. y ,, J'U'ast. "brinfr rhk-kens in boxes or . ?, ..not in sackK' Don't Yce^TtKenTl .or day the> ai ?- brought to 'he ear. ; have water. Ciather up ( i al! your cull" chicked? pud g,oll them.j, rCor ea>h at. the car door. TeVl./your. i in neighbors. t i Schedule as fttllw*: : -i A>iuj *? ."Ktaicb 7th ' ;e Conway ?T ; March Krh ; k?i Loils,... .. March -Oth ' - Ca.di PaiU at Car Door a," Follows* e Coloicd Hens 23c" | Leghorn liens ... ' 21c i 8tag< * 15c ] n Con * . ' 10<" ; jGolpo d Broilers . 35c I j-Turkeys -* : v.,... 22c j lOfvle . ; 1 lc | a }0ticks . "^UOc". ll_ C*u'Bt'n< ".... 35c each v edna m. Mcpherson. :..r' p "v.. > Home Dejm. A>t.? ?.' M ' EVANS, ie > , County* A getjt i Q . j * BAPTISTCHCRCR SERVICE* ! * - '" -V . -A ext. Sunday."promises W a busy ; 0- day. ninuiifr the Baptists at their ser- ' (, ?-7T :i ' i, ' Thi pastot pi eai'hcs in the morning i >t and at the nifcht service three of the n | lay mi n will jriye talks bn Stewardship. : t- Mr. Seaborn will "talk onv the; Ie "Stewardship of Teaching*' -Mr. McMillan will talk mi J-iThe | ^ 8t> wn-dship of Offt^e -HrnriTTj?." ' Mi J. C*. Spive? on the, "Stewardii" hiblp of Spreading th.- GospM." yf. L.^.. Sunday school, at the r?-gulai hour P-~~ ? * . p^'. ? B. Y.- P. U. groups at fi:30_ I'. M. st This is Stewardship month? lepterub?V. and you are expected atjfcVery syrie vice held at the church during, the ai jnonth. . . . . "t ? * ? J No Worms in a Healthy Child . All children troubled with Worm* have an un, healthy color, which indicate* poor blood, and as h 01 Ihle, there to more or leas stomach disturbance. T- GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC ghren regularly . tor two or three weeks will enrich the "blood, im118 > prove the digestion, and act as a General Strengther satog Tonic to the whole system. Nature will thee throw off or dispel the worms, and the Child will be rts la perfect health Pleasant to take. Me per bottla . g 3 ,1 > OBER'S 1 wt W- 87 yE ? I i " '" ' " ilte" -.r or # V - ' t4 " ! . The OBER ME1 i as v- - il. \ planter the quality I IjO * ? * tt? that quality, and qu n- . . . ** lutely th& only penhe . ?rr ;dustry can ever hop jft , ? * ir- ' ? The Ober methc ^ rugged principles o i r practice of their fe as ? _ * ? - thi?>>All of the rav u? Ober's Fertilizer ar 00 . . I e* . efficiency of factor ^ iAlO UOcU i dersthe^tiqctest cc r. ; ' ' ' V x. ' : . . - G.< >, * - . . r . .Manufac ' ' ? ~ I * ExclO! I '*/?..* 1 f:* . * .-'; *., < " ' * . .. ***. \ . i .v v? . . . < ? % /<mm ;> '. v " ' ' ' ^ .v:# T"*" ?' " V- .?*' " v 1 1 THE SERVICE TWO PE There ere two people we* 1 ^ . YOU AND THE When it is YOU who seek ou dent of pleasing because we to work' intelligently and pre level beat, that the chances a ?even if it's the first trial. When the DOCTOR requests know, from long experience, and how, to do?it. ^There's a what NOT to do. We are a <* tice-- not medicine but team " man. ^ i ' *. " ^ PLAITS PHA1 THE DRUG STORE . Conway, M1IIIM I as^^Htrm^r am < Around me smiling Attest that_every w h . I leave but happy t r \ ~ ' I may >t leave 'em May never leave .'en * ^L*But by the Sanitary \ .? ZL. ' . ' - 1 * - J id ways leave 'em \ ' < ? ' ?. . *" n HBaHHtBMBHHHBaHaHBai ^ . t . ' ; J? AUTO RA! REPAIRED AK ACETYLENE ] J. B. SF FftiirfK h I _ "" FERTILIZER SI ARS Of HONEST DEAL rHOD of manufacturing'fe eaf, as the Ober method has ality alone, is the, foundati nanent foundation upon wj e to build up the standard ''. J.:.'.; ' -V. " ? 7 >d will npt countenance any - J j - - 7- A f integrity that r govern i ? 4 . * " irtiliz'ers, The Ober method v materials that enterth t<r e triple mixeed which give *?r ? J ,v ' . - ' ' y-mixed fertilizer and assi finely ground and comply )mpouncUng. This is most; L ' * ~. " " * " ' - . * ' ' ' . fIRERS & SONS COMF r.... .. :v. . turers of Obers F^rtiliwr Baltimore, Maryland. ? / "* ' f ' . :w ^ f. . ' . .t ' y ' uve Dealers for Horry conway, ; - S.C. " ' : ' , ~ ' --?? ' ; ? ' * j*? v'.* . v ' ' ' \ ***. ' * ? 1 ? ?1?5?r? ! *: ? >' ' v .* -J ''* ; %jg ?f-.-.;." ? ' a *r ~ " "".Wijjl : STORE . ': -* - " - 1 OPLE | like to have'call-.us: ? > DOCTOR' /.- .7" "^1 r service, we Tee! conft- '$? try so hard to satisfy, imptly, to give you our ^ r. -/ * | re yoUMT like PLATT'S H < * ' " " ^ ' * ^.1 our co-operation,"~ we ,*\:Q what ought, to be done ^ Vjt intbrCf thing we know: > ."5 (rug store and we prac- . work with the njedical ' IMACY Inc. OF SERVICE content? f ' ' - r faces - -jr. . ' , i -t ere I k<> \ ,t I aces.- ' . * * . gol ; jewels^ ii wealthy; * . -code? healthy. * - ? * . . /i W. J. BENSON. ? . sss=sssissi==^^ ^ ? * MfS DIATOKS . I ID REBUILT - j WELDING : 1 'ARKS lvenue _/ MHHHVHQHRHHHMpHHBMHIVR' ll - ? INCE 184 ft -' ING .. "T ; * 6 . > ' ' 81 * - ^ * ' . / ' ~ ' ' ^ . V - rtilizer will Rive the ilan^siilce realized ' - * ?a ' , \ *' J. V ?. \ on stone, and absoQuality; * , -W 'v. ' - ' fivim ucviauun i? viu -vxi'w he rrumufactufcing : ; -.V * ' T.' , TT* Lis quality; and only the manufacture of is the highest test of :y ires that the materi: Udy mixed and renimpolfant* 1?~ - . -v V_; - \T 'ANY * ^ ' * . ' ? , j ... ... v _ Since 1840. CERYCO. II w Couitfy -k':rs::: - -=:;'vi ; ^ V * - ' ' . .'< ' ' '< ''> g'l T . ~v.- . . . ? p . z\ *V<r / *' V*