The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 23, 1912, Second Section, Image 5
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VOL XXVI.
REMAINS LAID AWAY
Many Attended Funeral of Late W A
Spivey Monday Afternoon
remains of the late W A Spi^eij^w
?re aid to rest in the Moulti i
is'yi$b t^rv Mo da'afternoon between
foartoi d five o'c ock, A large numb
?r of friends and relatives followed
the remains to their last resting
place, >\rd thus paid their tribute to
a noble life just completed.
The Baptist church was crowded
with people at the funeral service
htld at four o'clock. The service
was conducted by the pastor, Dr A
Creo, the deaeons of the church bethe
pall bearers. The deceased was
the senior deacon of the church. The
daughters of the Confederacy attend
ed in a body, and the Confedeat-*
fl -g was unfurled by the form of the
fallen foldier. The scripture readin"
and a portion of the music had
been requested by the deceas d
before decth. The tribute paid by
Dr Cree to his oldest deacon was a
beautiful one, and it was followed
by toucoing remarks made by Judge
J D McKenzie, Chairman of the
Hoard of Deacors, and Z fJ Clark,
Superintendent of tfieSunday 6chcol
The floral offerings wore among
the most lavish ever seen at a
Moul re funeral, and in every way
t.hr fHandfi and aco uaintonces of tbe
family paid every possible mark of
nffccUon and sympathy:?Moultrie
Observer.
A good man passed away in the
death of W A Spivey. His life was
a quiet one, and unpretentious. He
did not figure much in the newspsper
or in politics or in the noisy affairs
of life. He was nevertheless a
])0 vor in his .community. His
power lay in his righteous life and
his upright wal? before men. These
in Hie need more men and boys in
their eitinnle of ^religion than one
would imagine who was familiar with
the influence be wielded. It could
be truthfully siid of him that in his
four score years in this world, he
was ever faithful to the right, guided
by truth as he understood it and
fulfilled the scriptural injunction to
"love thy neighbr?* as thyself." He
was interested in men, and his inI
terest was most unselfish. It was
not to plunder or exploit men, but
to help them to a better life. He
was one Christian who worked ai
his trade, so long as he was able to
work, and his reward, if measureo
by his service, will by great in
heaven.
Such a man is of far greater value
in a community than we generally
think. They are the leaven of society.
Let us hope that some of
those to whom he has been such an
inspiration and a help in life will
take up his mantie and stand where
ho stood in the battle for right and
righteousness.?Moultrie Observer.
KEMP COOKE'S SPEECH
An Effective Presidenta'ion to the State
Convention of Horry's Reason for
Instructing
MT je daily newspapers did more
than justice to Kemp Cooke's speech
before the State Convention in
favor of instructing the delegatus to
the National Convention for Woodrow
Wilson." was the remark of
one of the delegates on returning to
town last wee*. "While he was
not put up by the delegation, he
certainly voiced in no uocertair
K tones the instructions t) us of our
County Convention. He was in excellent
voicoanl took the attention
of the C mvrnti a with hii first :6Qtence.
Tue enthusiastic applause of
the picked Hall showed that the
pungent phrases and shrewd thrust
of uie Horry man did their shat<
toward pulling up the vote for instructions
above the total really expected.
Mr Cooke was given unan
im j'.is consent to proceed beyond the
time limit p ovirlod by the rule; bu
he u^cd the privilege only tor a reain
splond.d peroration begging th<
members of the Convention to treai
as a native son the groat Southernei
whose father and mother both a wait
the Great Day in consecratet
ground of South Carolina. Delega
tes from all parts of the Hall comi
over to congratulate Cooke on hi
speech."
One of thedaily papers refers t<
Cooks speech in the following terms
11 K Cooke of Horry hit the nail 01
the head time and again and drovi
it home. It is refreshing to hea
such straight talk iu a body of tha
sort. There will be more of tha
tala, a lot more if corporations ad
vance further into the politica
area Their pernicious influence
has been already felt, and the revol
in Georgetown County is one of th<
'signs of the times. It would b
well for those inteiested tj recal
the uot ancient history of Nortl
Carolina when the political corpora
t; )ns experienced a Waterloo.?Th
Columbia State.
The funeral of I B Faircloth rm
erly of Hammond, S. C., will b
I preached by Rev J W Todd on 4t
L Sunday in May, TJ12 at the Harde
I cemetery.
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Our Florida Letter. I
Dear ?dltor: Will jou please allow
me space in your columns for a
few lines from beautiful Florida, ao
[ haven't seen anything from this
State in a long time?
The health of the community is
very good with a few except;ois.
The p3op'e of this place have beet
vejy busy picking and shipping
oeans for the past four weeks, bi t
the been season is mog.t out at i
other trucking products are comii;
in.-. VOTw ..vi JCZZD~
Watermelons will be the order t
the day in about three weeks. Tl
prospect for them is sure fine,
Mr S Y Sellers, of this Dlace. vi I
ited bis wife, who is in charge 1
Tiger Bay hotel, and children the
latter part of last week.
S P Strickland, our real estate
agent, is doing a prosperous business
in tho lown of Wauchula.
Roo Rowell recently sold his
place in Wauchula, and has rnovto
to H H Petteway's place, near the
writer's home.
F S Bryant made a business trip
to Wauchula the latter part of last
week.
Mrs F S Bryant and Miss Myrtle
Wadsworth visited Miss Leola Davis
last week and report a fine lime.
Let's hear from Lonely Hear'
I again.
Much success to the Herald and
its readers. Furnie Bryant.
Wauchula, Fla.
'Card of Thanks.
I wish to express my deepest gratitude
and sincere thanks tj all of the
kind friends and neighbors who so
kindly assisted me in the recent illness
and death of my husband
Mm J "P Minnv
The many friends of J T Sarvis,
who moved away from this section
of the country, going to the State
of Virginia about twelve months ago
will be pained to learn of his death
in . Virginia a day or two ago.
tie was reared near Howard, Horry
County, S. C., and he leaves a father
and brothers and sisters to mourn
bis loss.
Notice of Election*
By virtue of authority vested in
u8 by the County Board of Education,
the undersigned hereby give
notice that an election will be held
at the Evergreen School grounds,
Saturday June, 1st, to vote on a
special levy of 4 mills to supplement
the School funds of District No. 2.
Polls open at 8 a. m. and, close at 4
p. m.
L. P. Roberts,
R J. Beverly.
W. H. King.
Trustees.
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| and everything
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j j Conway Ba
r 5 W? make lh? price that the other
\ ! fellow can't meet, and if says any
j thing abont quality, holler Rats,
' j as he would not know the truth
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I a in the middle of the road were he j
e | to meet in there. Buy your Paris |
* I Green from us at 22 l-2c a pound
h I and sell your Tobacco at the
- I new Peoples' Tobacco ^ arehouse
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e HI Marlow visited Conway last
b Friday on business, and was ac
e companied by bis daughter, Mr
Elizabeth Martin.
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and Silk Waists, Chile
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Fine Je
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We have just received a care
Jewelry, the like of wh
seen in Conway. If ;
examine this stoc]
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It consist
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Finger Rings, Ear 1
Breast Pins, Hat Pins, Si
of the latest and^most fashio
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pointed by the Governor a Magis&
trate of Conway township to succeed
the late Daniel Grainger,
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LIKSDAY, MAY 23, 1912
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Made Suits, New bilk and ]
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fully selected line of fine
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you will call and
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favor
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crware,
tches, Clocks
Itings, Hroaches
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nable designs, Etc., Etc.
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Pre a Both Corporation. |
T N Fullerton, Man gor. Mr S
Fullorton managed the Farmers' H
Warehouse here last year. You IS
know him. he knows you, and ?
>last hut not least he knows what g
your toharco is worth when he ft
se >s it, and it must bring all its R
worth when he sells it for you, B
and on this platform he solicits Uj
your Tobacco. R
& .vl i'hipps, of Howard. S. C.,
sent us a live dollar bill to apply ou
his subscription. Mr Pbipps is very
liberal with his county paper, and
others are asked to be likewise.
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A. B. ELLIOTT
Feed, Sale and Livery Stable!
Co n ;r of Third \venae and Laureltreet.
First Class Service. Careful Dri
Turnouts Sent to any Point of the County.
A Nice Line of the Best Bugs
Made. See Them Before Buy] ^