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II. 1*. WOODWARD. K<or
TUUR5DAY. JANL.IKY II 191*,
A Family Ke-uiiion.
j,.. n 1 f) r r. wn1; I
II U ?* , L/.\y'1UJV/V4 ? , - ? j
t red lei-ier dry at the homo of Mm
It J Sug*:* when the obilor<u of Mr !
it ad M i s I-uac Vug. aud Metsrs 1
G-o-j/tf aud MJ.v!u Long, JMadacu-^
A J J ?o hij , S P ria . g > unci Magg e
with ujhov friotds, tut-i i
jo a reunion for ihe first time in 2*J
Jong yw&is. Toe cGy was clear auo
buamful and everything was ar- 1
raugi?d thai t. en tied toward adding
p ea*uie to rb.o occasion. I
Tom reu Vouisii could he 3L?en ?
in groups tela ting happening* of
c niaiOvU day.. S >m evitnos they
would 010tic down i 11 tea's then
a/an the we! ken wouid r'ng with
joyou ? lai-g lier. 1
Ai 12 cJu p tr, thf?y marched in the
dining room vvtjere th.-y were comforr-auiv
heated aroMii a taolo well
filled ni. e fhieg 1 that go to
satisfy the >.an: r mar.
At'.or aojui hi un'os pleasantly
spent in the dining room, they
marched out and arranged in f<
grOiio which ifc *) picr.uio rr::\n, M L
Gong, iflftd') several exuosures ic
d jt posit ions
Toe <1 iy ."as iooh gone nnl they
bade each other g od bye and par *>(\
in tears 1 ;r their rebpeciiVi
hom :s
Vvc hope thev wi- i irret again in
another reunion, but >f tbey douh
we Wijut each of them to so li?e
that they will moot in that grea
re-union w tu ve there will be ne
mo^o panic <gs or tears shed, but ail
% - i.l be p aco and joy and happiness
throughout the endless ages ol
ote.uity, O ie Present
Mi f
Ppivej'-Altmr.n.
Q\ th* evening of December 6
1111, tin residence of V) r VV A I
fcs.jivey, v/di the scene of a vary
p e ty hjtno wedd r?g, when his
ehiruQin^ daugb^r Vhcli was hij.p
i'' carried r-o M* W P^t) Altman,
of G ii\a fcs Pet ry.
TiJ S;MOIOUS uaa was beautifully
cVcot'A ?'d with pjit'd palms and
lovely white vo-6 4 The wtddin^
march wa? h>m tfn'lv rendered bv
Mrs P A Spl /? y, of Cinwuv, a rel
stive of too b ids. Promptly a
o'clock the or d J ptrty en^erred ii
the following orebr: From the
room to the r,ght. cume ths b"id
leaning on the arm of Julio
'Puga From the room *o the Kjfcimo
the groom with Ohesley
ana met the bride under the horst
shoe, where tbry were made ar.i
and wife bv R':v Pelvis, pv?^r oi
Fi'st B -p'i^o church, ?;f Gideor
S C. Tha undo was handsomer
gowncd in white satin; bobble fkirt
and high heel sho'?s. B of th
c )ii?rsotiry parties ?ip of *viu?
pop da-By and count their friondf
by cho &co/e, CHS.
Wcvr.1o'V purchaser for the J
IT Joli'e residence in Conway
c9up-to-date two-story, 7-room
d veiling. all neee-sary out hwi.aings.
Nirest, residence on the marnet.
P* ice right, terms easy.?Conwav
Be*]iy Co.
The ?tock of tl e New Yo,*\ Rnekrl
S'oroC ? ? Id nn lasr. T nirsdav,
h? *-V 3k.* r ff of TTor v "^unty, tr
W L) W'h o w;j r i pnd J G V.'ood ward
wh<* huv1 fnr ,i'v r \l \ ea o pptbeet
cot d uci g e a ' o busd o-:s urde? j
the firm name ? f W D Woodward &
13ro. Th?y have router) rho ston
which was nooep'^d by the RacWP '
S^?rr>, and w ill continue the mercantile
business a:, xi e same place.
Wanted: To handle your real e?
tat? business for .vou. Wo list,, option,
buy. It?a?f\ rent, and sell town
property, farms and everything else
in veal estate line.?Conway
Realty Co.
Nixon, colored, was ar
re:-u d la u, .week during tbo holidays,
char# d with a&s.iuH and
batfery, and curving concealed
yrpnp"TW, I'. st-jfrd th:l4 ho W8S
undr-r 'bo m flu-rice of wb'skey and
wbUa in that erudition went, into
the house of s* rem tep?**s on the
piece of Mr W IT R< Hi ison, a^rl
cr^etfd q?>'c a dint 'rbar.ee of the
peace bef re he was fo'oeel to leave
the p'eee. is a bard wovM>y
br/,v ' c'l "'til b( havpj ordi nariiv. He
mud * a b >ud fc r his appearance
cou ?* f, ' 1t. h e set n: - r c rry for his
miapn-d*?Cf. nv' < 'Vert d to make i
apology for wha', be Pud dcr.j.
AMPiiticr is ea,l?d t > the la^geadvAPtiK.ir/.n".
of '1' nSm'th annntrir.L
in r vs is?u? He i* pishing th
sa!?r oT Mc'z Huoaho it a^ri corn
bi laMon cars, h > vi ng rl tnonptratod
to the pnb 'o that he h ^ a goer J
article and one that, will anwe?
every purp>*e f >r business o" p p?c
pre abou'. Hor^?'* county te^t.
Giv^bimacall wben you think o
buying a cor.
Taken uni-Oie black barrow keg
about one year o'd, Owrer can gei
the same by proving property and
paying ah expen&es.
J C King
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mills
What a Stranger Saw and
His Impressions.
9
LEADS IN SCHOOL PROGRESS
Prof Tate is Enthusiastic at the Wonderful
Possibilities of Horry and
Writes Interestingly Concerning a
Few of Them.
Continued from last week.
Mr S H Brown,
C,>u?^v Supt of Education,
Conway, b C
D *ar Mr Brown:
Horry County should be proud of
er record in securing Softool Improvement
prizes. Of the the fifty
prizes offered this year your county
alone received five, or one-tenth 01
:fte whole number.
L'j ^ivea me pleasure to commend
unreservedly the diligence and enthusiasm
with which you as County
Superintendent are administering
the educational affairs of the county.
You have correctly assumed that
your place during the school term
is ia the country schoolhouses of
your county. You have taken advantage
of every source of financial
aid which could bo secured, and your
record in this respect is unsurpassed
in the State. I am especially pleased
with your attempts to relate the
?cuool more closely with the life of
your couuty. Toe Cooking Club
club which you and Mi.-s Harrel*cu
have organ zid may be made a powetful
factor ia arrousiog popular interest
and in increasing ine efficiency
of the scuooi. Your "Axe-fclandm
Uluo" is a unique contribution
to the practical activities which we
may cluster about the school. I
trufet that you may make this cluu
li. riy Couaty snould be proud of
hit reoau in securing School Improvement
prizes Oi the fifty
prizes offered inis year your oouugy
alone reoeiven five, me tenth of the
whole liuuioer.
It givoa me pleasure to commend
unreservedly tue deligence aud enthusiasm
with which you ag County
superintendent are administering
iqc educational affairs or the county.
Yju nave correctly assumed that
your piace during the school term is
. n rhe country school houses of your
..ounty. You have taken advantage
ot every source of financial aid
vhica coaid be secured, and your
record iu ttia respect is unsurpassed
in the S-ate. I am especially
p eased \&itu your attempts to relate
the schools mo?*e closely with
tee life of your county. The cooking
club wh.ca you and Miss Harrelso'j
organised may be made a power
ml factor in arousing popular interest
ana increasing the efficiency of
thesunool. Your"AxeHandle Club"
is a ULique contribution to the practical
activities which we may cluster
about the school. I trust that
you may mane this club the beginning
of much practical work in
manual training related to farm life.
I ?m sending you under separate covir
a c< py of the prize list of the
School industrial Fair held this
month in Page county, Iowa. From
it vou may get helpful suggestions.
L bcl.eve tnat you could organize in
Horry county a school fair which
would open the eyes of the whole
Stater
Of course you recognize as well
as 1 do that Horry county ha3 far to
go before conditions in any sense
approach the ideal. Your average
scnool term is yet amoug the shortest
in the Si.ate, Many of your
i teachers ho d only second and third
grade certificates, and outside of
Can way there are only seven college
kiiaduaies in the country schools.
Of the one hundred and eleven teachers
now teaching in the public schools
?f ttorry county ninety are now
. k /iU 1 n <> Un fi eof + i m n 1 ?> 4 U nl m
'iru^uiu^ AVI tuu II l o v V1UJC 1U bUCll
pre.-eut pjsition; fourteen are teaching
for tue second year in the place;
curee for the third year, and only
four have held the position for more
cnan three years. In your country
schools you had 81 per cent, of
ebaos/es at the beginning of the
present sceholastio year. To one
-ho is acquainted with school work
this condii iou tells an eloqueat story
of inefficiency. No teacher can do
his best work during his first year
in a position. He must get ac
quainted with the children and find
out what they IlwW. I do not know
where the fault lies. I hear that
many trustees have deliberately
adopted the policy of
changing teachers every year. Nothing
could be more fatal to good
school work. In one of your schools.
I found a bright boy in nis eleventh
i year who named five teachers which
he had had in five successive years.
He was reading in the first reader.
His failure to progress was the nat?
..rd outcome of the disastrous policy
of changing teachers every
year It the fault lies wi'h the
teachers of Horry county, I trust
that i hov wi;l be impressed with
the desirability of staying in a position
long enough to accomplish
something dc.fiiLite. The old proverb
4tA rolling stone gathers no
moss" his a signifieaco for thein.
I was impressed with the small
attendance at your schools. Of
course the week was Inclement, but
the teachers' registers showed a
prevailing irregularity in attendance.
I was also informed that
there were htindreds of children In
THM HOBBY HBBALP. THU
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II For another twi
| and now with the I;
I farewell and wish y
| We trust that our i
| grace in your eyes,
I more bountiful tha
] helped to add a litt
] is not everything ii
I ment is like a flowe
I fellowship. Let us
Let us thank you f<
let us hope that 191
wish you well. W?
form of happiness
More than this
of mutual hopes an
and may you pass I
with it prosperity i
determination to bi
HOUSE, except yoi
from the CONWAi
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Horry county of school age who
never darken the door of a school
house. This cordition should not
exists. No parent has the right |
through ignorance, or indifference, j
or greed to deny his children the ad- j
vantage of an education. A public !
opinion should be developed in {
Borry eounty which will bring into
school every child of school age.
I believe that Horry county could
follow the example of Rowan county,
Kentucky and develop a system
of night schools for adults which.
prevails so largely in some sections.
A little organization and thorough
co-operation on the part of your
teachers could bring into the dis- j
trict night schools many parents who '
did not have opportunities in youth 1
and they could at* least learn to read
and write. The example of Uncle1
Billy Long, wnom I had the pleasure
of meeting at Ebenezer, should {
be an inspiration to every man in ;
Horry. Mr Long is now seventy-;
nine years old. He has been super- j
intendent of the Sunday school at
Ebenezer forty-two years and is re- i
vered and loved by every one who !
knows him. He tells me he was {
grown and married before he learn- j
ed to read. By his own efforts he !
nas remedied the defects and has become
a power for good in his community,
J should like to see Horry
county develop this system of country
night schools for adults. It
would make the county famous. I
Horry is a large county. You ,
cannot, ennftrvisft the schools effect
V.VUUWW I
ively during your brief school term
In Iny opinion an efficient woman,
as supervising, teacher whom you
could seud to schools taught by inexperienced
teachers and who could
assist these in the organization of
their schools and their methods, is
very much needed in Horry couu y.
This supervising teacher could also
act as county organizer for the .
School Improvement Association
and could direct the work of your
"Home Makers' " clubs. I can
get from the Peabody fund $-50 to
help provide such a teacher, if the
county can raise $350, to provide
the remainder of the salary and
traveling expenses of such an
assistant. I hone that your legislative
delegation can arrange for you
to take advantage of this offer.
The most pressing need of your
county is for trained teachers. I j
believe that the Conway High School c
should arrange to institute a teach- j
er training course in charge of a
competent training teacher whose
purpose should be to provide elementary
instruction and practice
for country teachers. For this purpose
I am recommending a legislative
appropriation of $500 to ten
counties cf the State. I trust that
something may be done in this direction.
With renewed congratulations on ''
your past progress and with best
wishes for your future, I am,
Very sincerely yours, *
W K Tate.
State Supervisor Elementary Ru- ^
ral Schools. ^
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Solves a Deep Mystery*
4<I want to thank you from the
bottom of my heart," wrote C. B. "
R&der, of Lewisburg, W. Va. 4<for
the wonderful double benefit I got
from Electric Bitters, in curing me
of both a severe case of rtomach
trouble and of rheumatism, from
which I had been an almost helpless
suffereror for ten years. It suited
my case as though made just for
me,M For dyspepsia, indigestion,
Jaundice and to r!d the system of
:idney poisons that cause rheumatism,
Electric Bitters has no equal
Xrv them. Every bottle is guaranteed
to satisfy. Only 50o at Norton
Drug Co.
W, D. Lawrlmore, who is teach- ?
itig a very successful term of the
public sohoolat Aynor, S. C , spent
last Saturday In Conway, v
R8DA.Y, JANUARY II, 1912,
a." THE close
VTost Successful 1
iness We Extend t
You a Hearty
Year's Gree
elve months we have watched your joys
ast days of the expiring year we must bid
ou joy and happiness in the days and ye;
underbuying and underselling way has
and helped you to feed, cloth and furni
,n ever before as well as pad your name
lesentiment to the cold affairs of business
1 this world nor is the mere pursuit of mo
x and all of us love the blossom of kindiu
, therefore, enter the New Year with tend
>r all you have done for us during the pa
2 will bind us closer with the ties of friei
i wish for you all that we'd hope for ours
and the nobler things of life.
no mortal man can do, for we live on thecoi
d wishes. May the New Year bring yoi
it on to others. May it bring you new
ind freedom from carc and sorrow as well
ly every thing you need from the CONWA
lr Horse, Mules, lldggies and Wagons, a
r LIVE STOCK CO.
THOMPS4
SOLE OWNER
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lie's adding to his Wnk account n
The only sure way to a
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earnings i very day.
Open a savings acc? ui
:1 ail ur bills by check. Ej
receipt and you will knov-j
are spending. If you ai ?
bank consider this an in' it
We know that our relati >n
profitable. The possess! >n
should be a matter of in! ;r
of the family. Youinsun y
fire. Why not open a ss vi
and insure your loved or es
bank7
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Fresh Bread and Cakes aiways on ha
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ist possible notch. Phone orders .^ive
iv?ry guaranteed. Phone No, 13,
B T Kir
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Get the full strength of your
ertilizers.
Prevent. RUST in vour cotton.
Prevent SHEDDING in your cot
By using-our Oyster Sholl Lime. 111
Jacked, F. O B. Steamer at River q
landing $6.00 per ton. 'Write for
0 ton reduced price.
Breslauor, .Lachicotte & Co.,
Waverly Mills, rf. C.
M?wmb? an
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Bitters IJ
Made A Wow r."!ar Ot HiWU I yc
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T. Alston, Raleigh, N. ()., "and myfc liver
and kidneys did no', worl: riftht, a
but four bottles of iSleefcric Bitters B
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ach check will be a ^
ust how much you
not a patron of this j
ation to become one. *
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our property against fl
ngs account with us H
against poverty. c
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md are marked down to the low
n careiul attention and prompt de
HVLAJST.
:hinese laundry
Collars and Cuffs.
Ironing Machine.
Work turned out Promptly.
Send rae a trial order.
Family washing taken.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Work neatly executed, an* in
rst class style.
8PKCIAL NOTICE
ollars and Cuffs hold for 30 days
ad if not called for will be sold,
Yoursfor good wor*,
GEORGE LUM
S- P- HAWEN
ORv>CEK
Only Flijjb Grade Family and Plantions
Huppllos handled. Your patron;e
is respectfullj solicited and will be
predated. Satisfaction guaranteed or
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ods, so if you don't see what you want
k for It.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
T1IK DIAMOND BRAND. A
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STATE OP SOCJTH CAROLINA
County of Horry.
, Court of Common Pleas.
%
J. C, Livingston, Plaintiff.
against
Claud B, Livington, Robert Livingingston,
Jr..Reggie L. Harrell and jjr
Charles A. Livingstone, heirs at
law of Robert Livingstone, Sr,,
and J. C. Blum, administrator, of
the personal estate of Robert Livingstone,
Sr., deceased, Defendants.
COPY SUMMONS FOR .RELIEF
(Complaint Not Served.)
To the Defendants Claud B. Living
stone, Robert Livingstone, Jr., *
Bessie L. Harrell, and Charles A.
Livingstone, heirs at law of Robert
Livingstone, Sr., and J. C,
Blum administrator of the personal
estate of Robert Livingstone
Sr.. deceased,
You lire hereby summoned and* required
to answer the complaint in this action
which has been file.l in the office of
the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas,
for the said county, and to serve a copy
of your answer to the said corn plaint on
the subscriber at his office ut Conway, S
C., within twenty days after the service
hereof, exclusive of the day of such service;
and if you fail to answer the complain*
with the time aforesaid, the plaintiff
in this notion will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded In the complaint
December 9*h, A I) 1911.
W L Bryan, L S.
C. C. C P.
II II Woodward, Plaintiff's Attorney.
To Charles A Livingstone, Absent Defendant:
Please tuke notice that the complaint
in the foregoing stated action and the
summons of which the foregoing is acopy
were tiled in the office of the Clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas for llorry
County, at Conway 8 C., on the 10th day
of December, 1911.
II II Woodward,
Plaintiffs' Attorney
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