The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, March 21, 1912, Image 1

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I \ V * I * . \VOL XXV. . m 1 isl Mr. Brasvn EnC'>urasjes the Horry Boys _____ 1 COTTON CLUB ORGANIZED The Government Allows You to Take An Acre ol' Corn Without the Cotton, But if You Take the Cotton You < Must Take the Corn Also. ? Now Get to Work. The Executive Board of the ' Ctr o'i ia Biptst Association ' met at Hijkory Grov? Church on Samrdav the 2!)th of December 1911, at 3 o'clock i). m. for the purpose of org mazing the Bjard, which resulted as follows ^ Br >ther J C. DuB >i?e was elected chairman, and I. B. Chestnut, clerk. Trio time set for finishing the business which was to come before vif this body, was Saturday before the second Sunday in February, at 10 o'clock, when the Board met and we entered into the business with the brother chairman, reading 23rd chapter of Psalms, using song "How Firm a Foundation" and prayer with brother D. D. Edge leading. There being present with us three of our beloved ministers, viz: Rev. J. T. Cainos, R. B Chestnut and W. G. Chestnut. A motion was madd and carried that we extend to them an invitation, making them * - - - ii _i welcome and at liberty to tarn anu advise us in the business of the meeting. This was f dlowed by a very-interesting talk by Rev. J. T. Caines on missions. A motion then, that we adopt the schedule of offerings, which was . prepared and adopted by the Wac7 camaw Baptist Association (which A includes all the different Mission ob jects) motion carried. i\ext a motion was made and carried that we appoint a Missionary^ i and Colporter to work in the bounds of this Association and after the careful consideration of the committee. Rjv. T. M Tyler, one of our young ministers, and a man of noble inlluerjce was appointed. It vvas agreed tbat each of the different churches of this Association pay him $5.00 with the commission he may get on selling books, and that he only be required to spend as much time as possible in the work, and that he make report quarterly to this committee A. motion that the Bro. Chairman correspond with the .American Bap# tist Publication Society of New York, for full particulars concerning tneir publications. ,A motion was then made that all money paid over for the different mission objects be held in the church treasury until next session of the association then to be turned over to the treasurer of the associatien to bo disposed of as each of the churchA es sending it may demand. After minutes had been read and approved, there were some t?ood talks made encouraging the noble missions work in the bounds of this A oociation, . ^ i Tien a rnHion to adjourn was * m ide subject to a ca:l of the chairman We a*e to learn that Bro Tyler lias accepted, J. C. DuBvse, Ch iirman Ex, Board. I. 13 Chestnut, Clerk Ex. B iard. Gaiivants Ferry R. F, I). No. 1. Editor Herald: ?As I haveut seen u anything from this ph.ee lately will * write a few linos. Health generally good this writing. farmers are getting blue over so much ratnv vveahor they are ver.y j bad behind with the r farm work. Roads are very bad in this section We are having a very flourishing Sun ay -oiiool at Mt Harmon school house with the Kev John Brown Super in tend ant., quite a number ol yonug folks fr >m Laba-ia section utteiided Sunday school last Sunday. Mr J M Lewis is erecting a handsome cottage which will add much to the uppearme to his place The saw mill of Mr K P Hughes is still running, Mr Hughes seems to be a hustler in the lumber business. If this escapes the waste basket I will come again. Blue Eyes, . Commutation Road Tax. ^ The time for paying road tax will be out on April 1st, and no payments will be received aftor that | date. Goo L. Marsh, County Clerk. Look for Me. I am coming, will be in Conway, S. 0., ou or about April 1st, 1912. J. C, Webb, The One Day Finisher. * ^ / * Death of K. II. Anderson. The town was shocked last Satur lay morning Dy the accidental kill iojUf of Mr R H Anderson, an em., ployee of Conway Lumber Compa riy. He Was engaged in the moving or unloading of trucks loaded with green lumber. The trucks were arranged on inclined planes, so that gravity aided in moving them, as soon as ro.'eised from bars of wooa that held them in position One of the stays !rom one of the trues b came unfastened and moved qui. ker man be had expected, owing pernaps to the toppling of the load on the truck, and the entire mass fed o.4 him before he could get out of the waj, and be was instantly killed. Toe accident occurred after tie hands had all gone to work una nnu been at work (or some hours Mr. Anderson had bsen in the em. 1 y of the company for many years, Some weeks ago while at work at the plant he had the misfortune to injure one of his hands and from this he v as unable to work for some time. He had just recovered from the former injury and gone baek to his work when he was killed. He leaves, besides bis widow, four sons, R. B. Anderson, John Anderson, G, Dulton Anderson, and Corbet Anderson, and one brother, John Anderson. He was about 02 years of age. The interment took place on Sunday in the afternoon at a family burying ground on upper Kingston Lake. A large crowd of sympathetic friends attended the funeral services, which were conducted by the Rev. A. S. Doak of the Presbyterian church. Toddville Tidings. Tot greatest event that has happened in our little town in quite awhile was an entertainmout given at the Toddville School Auditorium on Tuesday night, 12th iusfc, under the management of Miss Mary Hamilton who was ably assisted by Mrs. A M Dusenbury and Mi?s Annabel ^Hamilton. The Auditorium and main school building was literally packed before the eyercises began. Cuuservative estimates places the crowd at about 450 and many are of the opinion that we had even more. The program was rendered without a single hitch and judging from the applause wai very much enjoyed by the large audience. Perhaps the moat attractive feature was the floral drill by twelve beautiful girls each carrying a large wreath of fern and flowers which was certainiy pleasing to the eye, and the marriage of "LicK Skillet" and "Sallie Skinner" came in for a fuL share of praise. The bridal party was composed of ten very small children and just before the little bridal party entered "Melody of Love" was sung by Miss Annabel Hamilton, and as the music of Mendleshons march was sounded the little party entered and took their places. Last of all came the bride, Little Miss Bessie Dusenbury leaning on the arm of the groom, Master Harmon Hucks. The bride wore a gown of white organdy with trimmings of lace and ribbons and carried a bouquet of ferns and naroisus, The groom was in otfonin(r n.t tir? I.* . Fun in a photograph gallery was given much applause, and tihe "amrt atiug a grander" seemed 10 ammo the crowd. Trie many tableaux were very interesting aud woro ve y much appreciated by audience. The following is the program: Welcome Address?Leo Singlecou. Tableau?Stolen Sweets ?2 scone Recitation?Tnat Terrible Boy? By Herbert Dusenbury. Music?Jay time Johnsons Ragtime March. Lick Skillet and Stili3 Skinner Wrdding Recitation? Aunt Tabatha?By Daisy Lewis. Tableau?A Critical Case. Recitation?Toe Raasou Why?by Sadie Causey. Music Fuu ma Photograph Gtilery. Tableau?C m'i? B Seat. Song?Happy School Days?By the Scnool. Music. Savior Pilot Mo?3 Scenes. Recitation?By -little Bessie Dusenbury. Tableau?Morning, Noon and Night?3 Scenes. Music. Initiating A Granger. iMusic. Tableau ? Home Scenes in two scenes. Floral Drill?By twelve girls. Forecast. Various tracts of land in this coun 4.. r\ nil Itnnlioarl 5 m t i o lUUlin t n (10 uy UU VL'l UOtU III VIJIQ luouv %%/ wv | sold on salesday here, under decree ?f foreclosure and partition. Some of the lands are very valuable, and will no doubt bring fancy prices. The prices of Horry county lands has'e ini reased steadily during the past ten or twenty years, ana are still going higher. There will be \n oppor- unity to purchase some of those lands on the first Monday in April. - V..V iiowi <0 < CONWAY, S. C., TH1 11 Bll The Carolina Baptist Association Under way MET AT HTGKORY GROVE This is the New Association Composing: the Churches Which Seceded From the Waccamaw Association Last Year Officers Elected Who Have Entered Upon the Discharge of their Duties. I promised to write you about the otloo club when I learned more about the rules. More attention will be givqn this year to the bo} s Corn Club work than the cotton because its national Corn Show is to be in Columbia next January The rules for'the Corn Club a~o the same as before Tne goverment allows you to take any acre of corn without the cotton, but if you take the cotton you are required to take the corn also 1 have succeeded in getting the guano companies who offered guano to the Corn Club to offer the same amount to the Cotton Club I am anxious to know how many boys can m ike money enough on one acre to start up a nice little bank account and pay his way in in school a year. Perhaps some boy may be brought to see tbat he can be a groat man and will work harder each year, I believe that not all but some of the best talent in the school is represented in the corn and cotton clubs. Can Horry some time in the future got a County Superintendent from among its corn and cotton clubs? Why not'begin to get ready boys? There are about sixty schools in the county teaching Algebra twenty five or thirty teaching the Latin Grammars and several teaching the Latin readers and Geometry, The number of schools teaching the higher branches will increase each year. It is necessary for you to know these subjects before you can superintend schools which teach tVem. T trv to encourage you boys to grow two bales of cotton or two bushels of corn where one grew before but I hope to have the pleasure sometime in the future of encouraging you to do a great educational work. Wonder who will be the first boy to get ready? The corn and cotton Clubs besides bringing about a radical change in the plan of farming will influence the farmers to organize agricultural and live stock clubs and meet in township and county meetings to discuss the best ways to prepare land, to use guano, to cultivate crops and to watch crops, etc. S H Brown To Mothers-And Others, ^ You can use Bucklin's Arnica Salve to cure children of eczema, rashes, tetters, chafings, scaley and crusted humors, as well as the accidental injuries, cuts burns, bruises, with perfect safety. Nothing else heals so quickly. For boi's, ulcers, old, running or fevei* sores or piles it has no equal 25 cents at the Norton Drug Co. Crushed by Train. Archie McCray, a young negro, attempted to jumy aboard the Conwav Coast & Western train, as it was passing along Main Street, last Tuesday evening, and in tho attempt, he missed his hold, and fell under the wheels of the car. and his left leg was crushed and mangled so that it had to oe amputated above the knee, A piece af bone from the limb nearly a foot long was broken out of the member and left in the street where the accident occurred. It was only a few steps to the office of Or J S Dusen bury the railroad physician, and the boy was hastily taken there by his companions. Commercial fertilizers are a great help to the farmer, but he should by no means purchase more of it than he can use with prolit. Some are too apt to buy more than thoirlands and facilities will warrant, and in such cases there is generally disaster in the Fall, when paying up time comes, The wolf may howl betimes at the door, but the dwellors within the threshold are able bodied to withstand his attack. RISING SUN is their stall of sustenauce. Easter cards and Booklets, Easter egg dye and Nunnallys Easter candies, Conway Drue Co. 2*52 Dr J S Dusenbvtrv is erecting a ?ri? mill on his farm at Bear Swauip. / / I IP JRSDAY, MARCH 21, L912. The List of Petit Jury. The following petit jurors were rccentlv drawn by the jury commissioners of this county, to servo at the term of the Common Pl^as, betpnnin^ on Monday April 1st, uud lasting through that week: L Watson, Green Sea. S. C. J Hump Long, Conway. S. C, W E Drew, Conwaj", S C. Mcl). Blanron, Green Sea. S. C. S B Mcvore, Galivants Ferry, No 2 J H Heaves, Mattie, S C. J F llondrick, Haskell. T M Sesii)ns, Conway, Nv> 1. M E Smith, Loris, No. 2. R C Proctor, Conway. W J Todd, Bucks, T W Booth, Conway, No 1. H Mayo Sarvis, Loris, No 1, W S d Cox, Loris, No 2. B?*addy Fowler. G eeu Sea. / < - - I f 1 1,1 ... \T,. O ?V If \jriuuuill, rerrv nu jj. J 1* Williams, Port Harrelson. J V\r Long. Ba.vboro Township. A L Gat que. Cool Spring. F DCartretfco, Adrian. R M Bullock, Kiiir Bluff, (N C P O) D J Butler, Boris. J D Snelly, Green Sea. N T Coilins, Conway. J F Hard wick. G Ferry, No 1, N B Harrelson, G reen Sea. Frank Lane. Green Sea D D Edge, Hand. M A Suggs, Boris, No 1. J E Fowler, Green Sea Township. B G Gi'more, Daisy. J A Pardee, Conway. John J GolT, Blanche. N A Sheil.y, Green Sea. ,1 Morgan Lewis, G Ferry No 1. J Z Ward, Watnpee. Marriage License. 159 Issued Feb 10th to W C Johnson and li G Graham, both of Nichols. Married Feb 15th by J D Anderson Magistrate. No. 100 Issued Feb 11th to G M Hardwick, of Blanche, and Lonie M Hardwick, of Gulivants Ferry. Married Feb 18th by W L Alioid Notary Public. No iOl Issued Feb 10th to M F Mercer and M E Edwards, both of Bolivia, N. C. Married Feb 10Lh by W L Bryan Clerk of the Court, No 152 Issued Feb 17th to J H Jacobs, of Marion, and Josephine Hughes, of Mullins. Married Feb 17th by A E Wait Deputy Clerk of Court. No 103 Issued Feb 20th to Evans Bradley and Viola Williams, both of Conway, Married Feb 20th by J N Jenrette Notary Public. No 104 Issued Feb 20th to J F Hendricks and Olivia Cannon, both of Haskell. Married Feb 21st by N B Smart Magistrate, No 105 Issued Feb 20th to Jesse Jones and Claud Fullwood, both of Singleton. No return. No 100 Issued Feb 21st to W P Edge, of Conway, Cora I Tyler, of Sonford. Married Feb 21st by Rev J M Dorman. No 167 Issued Feb 21st to W P Rabon of Cool Spring and Docia Graham of Rehoboth. Married Feb 21st by Rev H B Roberts. No 108 Issued Feb 22nd to Samuel Chestnut and M R Davis both of Warn pee Married February 22 nd by A E Wait, Deputy Clerk of Court No 16W Issued Feb 23rd to James Bryant and Melvina Livingston ooth of Warn pee. Married Feb 25th bv Rev J W White. No 170 Issued Feb 22nd to S T Johnson and M A Hard wick both of Galivants Ferry. Married Feb 22 by A E Wait Deputy Clerk of Court. No 171 Issued Feb 23rd to Uriah Houston and Liz/.to Green, both of ? - * .i i*r i * Conway. Married Jreo zara oy w n Chestnut Magistrate. No 172 Issued Feb 23rd to A R Anderson of Spring Branch ana Eva M Watts of Conway. No return No 173 Issued February 26r.h to T Carr and Patience Holmes ooth of Burgess. No reUiru. No 174 Issued Feb 26th to W B Shelly of Myrtle Beach and Bessie Martin of Aynor. No return. No 175 Issued Feb 29 th to B M Cains of DaUy and L.JM.C. x of Lcris No return. No 176 Issued March 1st to Robert Lewis and Elizabeth Veroen both of Wampee No return. No 177 Issued March 2nd to George M Cannon of Haskbil uud M W Stanley of Myrtle Beach. Married March 2nd by A K Wait Deputy Clerk of Court. No 178 Issued March 7th to 0.;car K Lane and Bessie J Floyd boih of Nichols. Marriod March 19. b by J D Anderson Magistrate. , No 179 Issued March 8th to John Powell of Green Sea and Julia Stevens of Tabor No return. No 180 Issued March 9 to W F Sutton and Lizzie Rabon both of Galivants Ferry. Married March 9 by A E Wait Deputy Clark of Court No 181 Issued March 9th to B D Benton of Loris S C and Ludie Cribb of Clarendon N C, Married March 9th by A E Wait Deputy Clerk of Court. No 182 Issued March 9th to R J ' Huggins and Fronnie Siroud of Green Sea. No return. No 183 Issued March 9th to Charley Jones and ElizaJ Green t both of 'foddville. Married March 9on by Rev J M Dorraau. 4 \ /A i ii HI1 Gathered by a Herald Man f on His Rounds. CAUGHT ONTHE BOUNCE. i?tray Bits of News Gathered by f the Wayside for tlse lnforma- j 1 tlou and Instruction' of tfcraid ' 1 i i Readers"IIapposing"* of Interest About tlieCUv. , Doctor Phipps was in Conway one ;( day recently on business. Mis* Anr?i?> Cox has been visiting her sister Mrs J R Holberc. C B !Y\vingHoue. of kittle River, 1 was in Conway the middlo of last work. A. L. Ci 'eejper, of Tabor, was in . Conway the first of this week on business. lfMrBS Allen will call at the Herald ofliee he can get bis overcoat Mr J Z Johnson was the finder. Mr Henrv Doyle of Galivanls ferry, S. C. was in Conway on busi ness last Thursday. S P Hughes, of the Doris sec'.ion, was among the farmers visiting Conway ono day last week. The case of Todes vs Schorr was was inadvertently left of tho Roster of eases for trial by tho printer last week. Dr S P Watson, of the Daisy sec tion, of this county, spent some time in Conway the latter part of last week on legal business. F G Tyler, a prosperous farmer of the Sanford section of this county was a pleasant caller at the Herald office the later part of last week. Friends of SherilT C W Scurry of Georgetown county were pained to learn of his death, which took place at his home in Georgetown last week. Leon Lewis, of Tabor, N, C , and who is the president of tho Enterprise Grocery Company at that place was in Conway last; week on business. He is one of the leading business men of that section. The Conway Coco-Cola plant is again at work after being shut down for a week or more in order to make * necessary repairs to some of the machinery. The weather has been very change able for the past month or two ! There was rain several times last : week, interpersed with a few days i of fine clear weather. They say the bridge builder is the most accurate of mankind. Every oolt, every span, every arch, means so much in point of strength, resistance, durability, but the man who makes RISING SUN ?ho, too, is accurate, J W Sparks has purchased a new gasoline engine and will add it to his wood-working plant in the western part of the town.The new engine was made by the International Harvester Company, and is expected to do g^od work. A party consisting of several gentlemen passed through Conway one day last week ou their wav to Murrells Inlet where thev < xp?ot I to ePL'at/e in hunting srver^i days. Some of them are the owners of collates there, and wont to look after the property. When you want a nice suit of, clothes call and seo me and get the I best tailored suit that money can ouv. I have just receive a nice assortment of men and boys dress pants and you know the prices are always right call and see them. 11 W Lewis il has no substiti making dclicioi |j ' ABSOLUTE !i The only Baking Pom i from Royal Qt No 50 Sow tFstop QUICKLY STOP RHEUMATISM former Sufferers Tell o, Astonishing Results Following I'm* of New Juice Treatment. There is i o 1 pj^m- oeecl fo' people* ,0 suffer for vear, from cliivntc s'ub )orn, rue pijrtisjo, l'?'nt>'jg> la tin aacU stiff aic! swo 1 n j icts and nu soles. The pa mi fan be stopped rery quickiv, ihe s'ir< i.ess relit ved md tlio sw?'l!i?)<: reduced by a snort treatment wi;U the new Rjot Juice compound. Mr (J Horstmnn 1315 Jefferson , Fort. VYu / i v 1?)U v. ho made a test of the at w t , t a: lull j. says. "The ligaments in ray hands v/ere so badly crippled I could not open them. In fact 1 was crippled ( could scarcely walk. The benefit 1 derived from the juice treatment sefmed almost like a miracle." Mr James Fletcher," Gainsville, Ga., suffered eleven years. At times he could ?not out of the house and spent several hundred dollars seel ing a cure, fio says," Root Juice worked like magic Two boltlos put me on my feot. The swelling has almost ^cne T eat well and sleep line." The juice seems to exert its strange curative influence in severe stubborn and ion# standirg cases as quicKiy and surely as in the mildest ones for many who report complete cures have suffered for years and tried everything else without results. Hoot Juice can now be obtained at any good drug store Those who decide to try it, however are warned against tricky and dishonest druggist who are offering worthies simi tatious. - , Card of Thanks. We take this method of thanking our many friends and relatives for their kindness to us during the death of our husband aud father. R 11 Anderson, Mrs R II Anderson and Sons Leave your orders for Cut Flowers for Faster at Conway Drug Co. w5 2 i llorry Hussars, March 18th 1012. Orders No. 20 1, Complying with G. O. No 5, A GO C S this Company wiil assemble at the Armory on Thurtday 28oh inst, at 2.00 p. m. for the Annual Inspection. 2. The lield service uniform will be worn, and each man will see that his clothing is clean and in good condition, hair trimmed and bo shaved, shoes polished; and have his rifle, bayonet and scabbard free from all rust and dirt. 3 It is important that every member of the company be present on this occasion and at the hour specified. If unavoidably detained he will notify tho commanding ollheron the day of inspection. Chas. J. Kops, Capt. 3rd. I N G S C Cumd'ng Co'^II" Onicial VVr B King, Clerk NOTICE. Tho Conway Board of Health hereby requests every resident oi tlis town to make the week beginning .Ipril 8th as clean up week. Thoroughly cleau up your premises by tho end of that week and thus save expense and sickness. J. 8. Dusenbury, Chairman. FOR SALE OR RENT. The Sessions Farm. Apply to. J. 1). llarhy. At The Hollies. mrwmmrrmminm mMammi mmcmmm mmwi > m????*****?mm itc for t5 is home-baked foods /?y Ua a Is Powder 1 ;ly pure |s rder made M? ape Cream of Tartar (|jj|