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'wo/10. ' We deal re to express our a]
freciation of the stand Governor Joli
hem Richard* has. taken on Law El
jem*cenient and pledge him our unqpal
* rrsld support.
.1 ill.?'We desire to thnnkynur Hal
and the officers of the Court f<
iform courtesy and efficient aid I
in Grand Jury In the; discharge of il
"ty.
Respectfully submitted, y
A. E. (toldAnch. Foremai
ry,'S-. p., March 10th 1027/
\ EXHIBIT L ' V.
Site of S3uth Carolina,/County \
tforry. Court or <?eh?fal ^Session
^ C?mmIttAe Report". /.
the Foreman, Grand Jury
By direction of the Grand Jury f
26, y, ir 4 committee, a majori<
??reof ; ingf,' hat Visited and invest
- *t?-d school* of the county of whi
^ nplainta or. criticisms have reach
T*dd*some others, \ v
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d has traveled aa follow* in the p?
rmance of the duties cgromitteed
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W. Jonea__4 days 260 mil
' \L W. Cartrett*??,3 daya 180 mil
.. 1. R. Floyd.,?uni^ale^to attend
* O - - i V-\ Committee.
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rigidaire. You can have
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in? ~ Followintc/f* Itemized b\ schools^hi* !
v inspection*/made by year, committee, '
I- (thawing the order in which- the schools
were is! ted and the ddtes of said wis- **
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*/_ SALEM HIGH SCHOOL
/ At Salem church we And Mr. B. X. ;
Sptyey and Mr. Carl Sessions teaching ; n]
a hhth .Uchool, employed by County
Superintendent, at a salary or $130.00
per month earb;. buss bnH|pn* the
. pupils. Mr, R* L. Sjiivey said Super- |n
* intendent Allen empldy^JI (b|ra. . rf j
In front of the s*m?>^uWh we find
Mrs. Addie Hucks teachinjr. the . urnall^
nT sftadesrfrom fii st toslxth. .,1 asked her'tlV
ly who employed Jter and she said Super- s
Lj_ intendent Allen. I asked why she was js
jji nut in the grove and plenty of room ji
gj at the Horry* School and she said It j a
was all spite work. _ r
ed ' Now we are informed that the b.lgh '!
r- fschool bus takes .Mrs. Hucks and a t
to portioh' of ^ier school from Horry i
school,'wjfiere they have a,pood build- 1
les iriff 'bnd Ample provisions' for all the
les' grammar grades, and much b'etter for
the high school than where thejr are.^si
. f Wfi would recommend that these I
three teachers be put at the" Horry ?
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prescribed by physicians fo,r
Neuritis Lumbago
Toothache ^ Rheumatism 1
tect.rm heart [
fc.Accept^dnlv* "Bayer" package,
: ;wbich contains proven directions. i
Haadr; "Bfcy?r" box?? of IS UklcM
AliCcMtlM of 24 and 10O?DnifjUU.
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>u!d do away vs Hh the bus Hne.
Ii Hf?miiWU0 that doing kway wit
is Salem school would save the* ex
nse of ope teacher and the expens
(Ac bus jhat takes them down there
<f that the pu>?ls would be muc
tter housed.^ And this wilt also sav
c'remodeliag -of the old r Oh'urcl
iich1 Mr. Spivey tells me Mr. A1W
s promised tri do, which \n*?1I be p'dd
'expense. \ye trust thdt the prope
TTtnrhies will take immediate actio
d ?ave~ the County all urtnecessar
penseJ . " ;
i\e. would like to know if Superir
ruleni Allen has a right to einplo
cteachers and remodel th
1 church when thefe is a good b?lM
tr at Hon r in rekeh of all the chil
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?ALLEN SCHOOL .- A
\\e .find Tour tKich^. with an en
llhicrtt of i|5.' NV irregularities t
p?r?; : ,* 4HORRY
SCHOOL
\Ve find four t^achfrs, all"V5Tth Fir;
.-aj. rrriTnc-aTv^. sgrtntwgiy aoin
ry icood work. We find plenty c
dnv hcie-rto~ take care of the S?lei
ontion fsee No. ])).
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REHQBOTH SCHOOL IN DOGBLUKF
We. find here. four teachers or
fio Is teaching without certificat
r. Charles Juhnson. We" would r<
impend that trustees have no teacl
s-fttrar are not qualiflud: ?1
k'-Vie complaint has been mad
out the car that takes -fhe hi?
hool pupils to'^"ynor; they teH oh
rri.es four beside himself, and cosl
Hhtid pe.r month. This seems- rut hi
ju-naive. Some of the trustees di;
prove of this. ' * .
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BKCNSON SCHOOL , '
We.find Mr. \V. H. Carron iaxlmri
all -advert K'adost with an enrol lipc.
' -40 pupils. We hear oi no cor
aint .at this school.
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51T. HERMON SCHOOL
"ti'i1 fiii'fi h"*-*' three tcachers-i-t\
ith -First tirade Certificates, and o1
ho/ has none, Ha'rrie tyichols.
We" Insist a^aih fhut trustees. e?
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loy no one wfto is not rjuaiiu.u.
The teachers here insist that t
ompulsory Attendance law be e
>rced^ '.enrollment^GO.
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* KOUR MILE SCHOOL
We find h^re two teachers,? with i
irolhnent of 52. This school seems,
g getting on nicely.
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BAXTER SCHOOL
We find }here two teachers, enre
lent .41; ?o complaints.'
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BAYBORQSCHOOL '
Wil find here three., teachers, enro
tent 74; no complaints.
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-uifc" ZOAN SCHOOL' ;
This school has three teachers,* w
fr. W. A. Priac? Principal. Th
rem to he doing good work. Th<
eems to be trouble here and at oti
laces in getting trustees .appoint
ml commissioned. We do heart
1 Wa ifl1i hV obsei"v
ecuiuiugiiu uiai .? ?. --n
regard to this matter,- so that Trt
eeK.-be in position to employ teach*
n time. Some schools are with*
Trustees, we are informed.
PINEjGROVE-^CHOOL .
-This It a fonl -teachef school? ,
laving First Grade Certificates, w
Wl enrollment o# 1&2, Miss Essie D>
Him Principal. . She thinks a teache
noting for the-jcount^ would be
nudh benefit?^aay meet four,- timei
rear at the County Seat,'and we f
ike this* is a (rood suggestion a
could be glacl to see it prope^Jy &>
Ij'd.out.
^T. OLIVE SCHOOL .
This is a high school Nvith five tea*
rs. with ail the lower grade*. It I
n 'enroUment o?- J30,, Tbey seem
? In pood working shape.
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GHpEN SEA SCHOOL
We arrived at Green Sea about t1
'clock, but the school was oot. \
otice that some schools are in 4*
FOR OVER
ZOO YEAR*)
Haarlem oil hac been a world
wide remedy for kidney, Uver a?
bladder jdteorders, rheumatteac
lumbago and uric acid condition
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organ*. Tfcreari*?*. All druggiat*. Inrii
co the original genuine Oolo Mumi
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who did an old d?nca In iBiw way g
and won fama and fortune. But f
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slon but a very snort time. We would t
recomm-nd that all teacher? put. in a
s- . - r .?
fyll tmLiihd. do thp very best work . *
possible? * . *7r
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go . V-;. HICKORY HILL*
gj. ThU Kt-KooT ha!S r, ni Hers, with j
n< an enrollment of 75. Na complaints to |l
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TTTfKORY ^KfivK ?
T' This Schbol has four teachers, with j.
tt-?mi enrollment of 100.?\\e-hew of DO i
complaints here,
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.SHELL SCHOOL 1
We find heke two teacher*** ith SecoruTGrnde
Certificafts, with an enrollment
of 41. V
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to : ; EyREKA SCHOOL ;1
,We find that 'thia sehdiul had been 14
^-. closed for jsome weeks. You under- j*
stand this matter as well as we do. '
Mr. Shelton Stanley says he, with Mi\ '
Curtis Williamson nafled up the school *
11- house at the request of Superintend- '
ent Allf n. It "?? fkM* Mr w H- '
Carter had something to do in this
matter. Mr. G. A. West said thatihe
11- offered him $50.00 if he would let mm '
take the children from this school on a
buss that he was. driving and that
would-give him SI 80.00 per month.''.*
ith It appears to us that'thls troublc^al)
iey came about by Trust?** not being '
;re properly appointed and old ones being\ "I
ter removtd^-and Other* being appointed
:ed to. accomplish-^certain ends that prove, ,
Ity detriniehtal .to the good of the pjiblic
r<fd schools, -j ,
as- ,JVe recommend- that this school be
pre opened at one?, and that Mrs. Voreen
>ut -r; ?
MOLD FASH
g GIVEN AT HORRY PI
"r-; '48, BY THE SO<
?? SCHOOL
- March 18, atI
eel' Acbniftsion
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sr- A CLEAN PLAY~ OF LNTKJV8F IN
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CHARACTER
. DEBORAH UNDERHILL
~ Mis* CctTi
its WIDOW BILL PINOLE
to , ' _? '?Miss Alice
MISS LOWIZY LOVING CUSTARD
; , Miss Lll
- ISA BELL SIMPSCOTT ~
wa ?& Theh
Ve XfLORlANA PERKINS . /
y~- Miss Cecil
r- SUREY PI^D^E ?,v > 7 *
- Miss Ruby I
PL JOHN UNDERHILL . ^ -. .,1
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1 CHARLEY UNDERHILL
\\y - ? ? v'kr. Ed ware
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[- j HKU1 HKK JUn/tn ^uitvnni\DUDii
d | ? ' . Mr. Fred
i, I JEREMIAH (SOSHINO, "JRRRT"
%. , ' " ^Mt*. John Ei
ENOCH ROME ^1. i ^ J
T ' . . / . Mr. Albert
QUINTUS TODD" : -U?
' v ' Mr. Sam
THE VILLAGE CIJOtR ^
f- WELL BALANCED WI'
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ij^own above
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>e allowed fo teach out her-cpntract if
ihe be otherwise qualified. She tell.#
is that she has no certificate, J>ut that
the expects to g?t one. * r .
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. COOL SPRING .SCHOOL *
We find here three teachers, with tfff
mollment of i?7. ~-Mr. Bryan, the
acber tells us that eight of the pupils
from, this school Imp gout* To the
?a)?m schooL The school seems to be
luing well here.
This Salem school seems to be made
Tp tiiiin ?hn ailnti, Cnnl Spring. wild
Horry School but plenty' of room In
he above schools to take cajc of all
Ihe pupils, and all within feacK~' ol
-u mas ?
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THE AYNOR SCHOOL
There is being. conducti<l a hig
nchool at the store build ig of t'v.
Huggins Cash Store, teacl.
srs. We/ail to find
*ame frdm to carry on >xlt5
ligh school over the county. We have
!>een to the office of Mr. Allen thre<^
;lmes to get ?ome information but failed
to find him... Of course, he can explain
this matter.
We have tried to make investigations
at all places where any irregularities
have come ^to us. - . .
4 KELLY W. JONESi
Ohm. Cojnhiittee on Schools.
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To Core a Cold la Ooo Day V
r?kc LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE (Tabteu). h
(tops the <t"ooith ond Hradeche kod work* oB tfc*
Cold- E. W: GROVE S *ltootur* oo each bo*. 30b.
o * '
An actor famous for his. krs.
Was socked in the eye by his Mrs.
He groaned aloud . - , ,
When he faced the crowd 7
For instead of applause he got hrs.
irWMOTHTO
1-vfl y xt-f-vis m.
LJBLIC SCHOOL^KIO.
:astee high/
pupils /
3:00 O'clock 4:
^ttc&25c "
teres/ pathos and rumor
ilw PLaV" *
1 .. . a mother in israel
u>lta howard ' . j(fv" '
leader (ik the choir
Howard
w-&.l.. plain sewing fcosstp
Han S?)ley > ' ' ' ~
, the village belle
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as good as gold
Jordan^.: * - ,'ji "*
the awidder's mitent
(ntl?w
tuu ddnntf a t (iam
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Sirrjjlteton " " ''-A-v^Tw"^T^r
the elder brother
i.suir*y v- v '-''l .'
li. . -a white. sepulchre
Grant ^ ' r * ?\\ - \ "*?'}. '; <". *< .*
a merry heart
>?1 Grant " ' 'v
VN outcast and a wondeker
jffnfan /" % ' - v ?
. county sheriff
bland 'v . ' r"- - rti **?
25 high school girls
TH SYMPATHY, deuR--SURE
to PLEASE.
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ifyou are i^iwiown,.
you're an easy mark
for Colds and Grip. I
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' DR. J. T. Rutledge
. (Dentist)
- X-Ray Equipment. a
OFFICES IN THE T AY I. OH ?
BUILDING V * |
Telephone No. K5 4
RnKt. B. Scarborough -;ZIj
attojinEY and counselor
AT LAW .
Office in Scarborough Builtdng ,
CON WAT. SOUTH CAROLINA ~
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DR. J. K. STALVEY,
Physician and Surgeon
Offices Over Piatt's Pharmacy
CONWAY. S. C. / 1
HORRY COUNTY TRUST CO.
L. D. Magrath, Mgr.
Real Estate, juoana, Bonds.
Real Estate, Insurancer
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W. O. GODWIN. - N <
* Ay ^ * ' >-'Conwav.
South Carolina '
- Offices i>? TnyIor~iBuildiri(f ; c
J. M. LONO:- "
" la-wver
* Lraii. SoutH Carolina
Long & MUhoe Realty
. ~ Company ?-t?
^Let us solve your real estate '
^ 'problema** ^ JL. .
REAL ESTATE DEALERS
'and REAL ESTATE LOANS
_Lorte, South Carolina
, . DR* CARL L BUSBEB '
:- -ntt. LUCAS ft. BITSBBE Dentists
XaRAY 'EQUIPMENT
Miss Thelma Cooper, Dental Assistant, / .
' Over Conway NafTEank
" Telephone?'Office, 140; Res., 163.. >
DR. A. M. W1LLCOX ' Is '
Physician and Snrgson ~ /
Offices Over Piatt's Phurmacy < ? . 'w
CONWAY, S. C' Jr
enoch s. c.jmjctt.
Attorney and Coiwe2or-at-Law Offices
in Tsylor Budding
. Cojrway, S. C.- ~
MARION A, WRIGHT
Attorney-at-Law
_ ^Offices in Splvey Buii.'V ? ;
x ; conway? s. e. , :
DR. D. WALTER GREEN
SPECIALIST
Eye, Ear, Nona, and Throd Offire:
Coaway Hoapitnl Every Mon: .
. .......'' day. " . .. . ; r: * ; . *.
. Ho are: I to i?iS to 5- ...
7-2?-iy*p : .
DR. V. P. BELL ; - * '
, of nanieriruw, b. u
Physician and igtfgaMl ' /. * r
Officea over New Store, ,
A. C. Thompson Building
1* . 'Phone No.:
** Office, 100;- Residence 169. 1 '
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G. L. Korrt W. K. Suggi .
- FORD & SUGGS
't Attorneya-at-Law Conway,
S. C.
t Ve hare no furthe> co^nec^on wtth
s - ! - L.B.Dawes)
-NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE", V
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Notice is hereby riven that Mrs.
Ida M. Gasqua, Administratrix of the ?'
Estate of H. L. Gaaque, deceased*, has
this day made application unto ma for ; V
a final discharge as such Administratrix,
and that the 24th 'day of Pafcra,ary,
1D27 at lb:00 o'clock A. M. at my
otHcs has been appointed for the haaf-.
in a of said Petition and action thara?
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..... ; i. S. VAUtlHT, "
Probafe Judge Horry County, S. ,C. " < ' *
6h?way;a G?
Jan. 24th, 1927: ? . * anr
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