The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 21, 1912, Image 1
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VOL XXVI.
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Fourth Quarterly Conference
CONWAY METHODIST CHURCH
The Annual Supper at Kingston Ho
tel Well AttendedSeveral Speeches
Delivered?Good Reports Made.
Too occasion of the Fourth Quarterly
Conference of the Conway
Moth hod ist Church took place, at
103 Kingston Hotel on last Friday
night, with a supper given to the
trustees and stewards of the church.
Au elegan4 supper was prepared
om'I 1 ? ,/ tlif* mjinivcftmont of
I-' I V4 Q yl * * M(T VMS' ?? ? ? v.
tho hotel, and the affair was a very
pleasant one indeed.
Tho officers of the church and the
pastor Rev A D Betts, all made
good reports, and the presiding
elder Rev R Herbert Junes was
present as usual on such occasions
to assist in tho business meeting of
l! i officers of the church.
Following is the menu, and also
the program carried out after the
supper had been finished:'
Menu
Thanksgiving fowl with Bivalve
dressing.
Mavsh fruit. Erin Salade.
Noah's son sandwiched,
dream curd fondue. Bible fruit.
Stall of life.
Children's favorite. Nervous jelly.
La Africaine.
Golden apples. Eve's favorite.
Cuban luxuries,
Adam's ale. lvorv manipulators.
Conversazione.
Program.
REX
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L\, ,(] QUill UUl^U^Li.
44I aty'not only witty ia rnvsslf but
the cause that wit is in others,"?
Anon.
TOASTS
Materia Medina Dr E Norton.
k 0 IIused knowledge immortalizes
i?s >1 f,' WiHuci n toch.
\ Polities Seealor HU1 L. Buck-.
Y "The right honorable gentleman
is indebted to his memory for hie
ujsts And to his imagination for his
i*ct?s."?Shelley.
The Capita) of Horry Mr. A. E.
Goldfinch. "iVjerohaots and woodpec
leers, have long bills,"?Adapted.
Our Church liftiu-AIbert D. Belts,
i 4,Tbe, hour of all honr<i,Jth(TDh^*'
blest upon earth, the hour of our
dinners,"?Lytton.
Our District Rev, R. Herbert
Jones. 4,Thogentleman is a learned
and most rare speaker, "-Shakespore.
Brevify is the soul of wit."
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'''! &M Card of Mfchlts.
jg^pve take this method of Thanking
r^^QffiijlJIeiiizens and the Doctors for
tu^lr kindness to us during our
afflictions. Respectfully
Mr and Mrs. W. J. Smith,
Obituary.
On October 31st, 1912, the death
angel visited the home of Mr and
Mrs W H Vaught and took from
thorn their littie niece, Ama Vaught'
EiUes. She was three years and
two months old. She was sick only
eight days with that dreadful disease,
diptheria.
On, how hard we worked and pray
v ed for her precious little life to be
spared, but all that loving hearts,
willing bunds n,nd the good physician
could do could not save her.
The good Lord knew best and took
hor iQ live with Him. Little A ma
was a bright' child and was loved
by all who know her.
She leaves a father, one brother,
1 wo sisters and a host of relatives to
mourn their loss. But while wo
mourn Ama darling, we know you
re a bright little angel in the golden
city above with your Mamma,
who went t( heaven on June 24,
lhl2 Whaf a glorious meeting it
was when Aunt Delia saw little Ama
eorningjin at the pearly gates and
went out to meet her She would
hold up her hands the day she died
and beg us all to go up with her.
Aina dear, how vre do miss you,
how we long to hear your little footsi
eps and yourj sweet little voice
once i tore.
She was iaid to rost by her mother
.at. Socastee Methodist Church ;
, Nov. 2. Rov A D Betts of Conway |
conducted the funeral service.
MflF n Dearest Ama thou has left us ,
W ' thy loss we deeply feci,
I ?\'tis God who has bereaved us i
tleall our sorrows heal;
ving Sister and Cousin. {
? May and Louise.
M B Thomr*"-*
,?!CK, both o< w. d L p Hard.
sotn tim0 in s C? spent
one day last " ' "> business
Send
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The Home Makers Club. )
The Progress.ve Home Makers
Club of White Oak are taking an active
interest in theSchool Exhibition
uo be given in Conway Dec. 5th and
6lh.
The Club held a lunoh sale in Conway
Nov. 8, for the purpose of raising
funds to offer prizes to the women
of Horry County. The lunch
sale was well patronized by both t he
to wn and country people thereby
making it possible. As the primary
object of the club is home ' improve
ment the following prizes were so
lected:
Best light bread, bread mixer
worth $2.
Best biscuits, handsome china
bread plate.
Best butter, butter bowl, paddle
and mould.
Best pound cake, hand painted
china plate.
Best layer cake, set of aluminum
cake tins.
Best pie-roiiing pin, moulding
board, with Macy's Magic Covers.
Best sample of darning on hosiery,
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Trctia nuuuujjuiuii iu xuo ?iunioia
Magazine
Best button holes, button-holesoissor*
and silver thimble.
Best plain sewing (band work), a
furnished work box.
These prizes are open to any woman
in the County over eighteen
years of age.
A most cordial invitation is extend
ed to all women to visit the club exhibit
given at the aame time ana
place. There will oe, besides edibles,
various modern devices for
lightening the house work, such as
vacum olaaucr, Hat irons, etc. We i
think this collection will d-j of Inter- j
est to every progressive woman in
the County.
Miss JLduh Parro't, Sia'e Agent
of Girls' Tomato C.ulx, win aIm? no
tur* ou Launch y Worn before iLo
Borne Makers O.uD L<et every v?u- 1
man make an tlf to near tier. We
feel sure tbay wiu t>e well repaid !
Tim* of lecture win uo given in program,
next weeks is>ue. i
Those competing for pr'.zas must
have- their articles at tue Court
Huose Dec. 5th at 10 a a\ If ue&ir
ed articles may o<i sent in Oofore
this date to the committee, Miss Ij*
Moore or Mrs Luclia i)it iz, (Jonw^>,
m, Louisa Hanson,
Secretary.
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Notice.
All the churches of the Waceamaw
Abftooiation dosinng aid from the
State Beard next y^ar will write to
IJer W. T. Derriux, D. D, Green-1
ville, S, C., for application planks'
whicn i oy will fill out properly at
once ana forward them to me, or to
one o; executive committee. The
gtato Jj.ard will soon meet and
make the appropriations for next
year. It is therefore necessary for
a' . ^plications be in bj that time.
T? weeiiug of the executive committee
will be announced later.
W. J. Langston.
Notice.
To Winthrop Daugb'crs in V uth
Carolina:
Dear daughters:? i
Miss Edith L. Parrott, a graduate |
of Winthrop College wite post-grad-1
uate work at Teachers' College, Ool
umbia, University in 4 Home '.ono*
mics," has been made State a^onfc
for the Girlc' Canning and Poultry
Club movement in South Carolina
with headquarters at Wiuthrop Collego.
Miss Parrott in this work
will represent the United States Department
of Agriculture and Winthrop
College, and I confidenily expect
all Winthrop Daughters to do
everything they can to aid her in it.
Winthrop stands for the bettor
preparation or young women Tor
home-making as well as for school
teaching, and for that reason is deep
ly interested in every movement like
this one represented bv Miss Parrott
for the betterment of the homes
of the people, ?>>d desires in every
way to lend its Help to its* 'success.
Whatever Winthrop girls can do
to a.d Miss Pai rott ii, her work f< r
the girls, the womm and .the homes
of South Caroliuft will be appreciated
by Winthrop College.
Very truly,1
D. B. Johnson,
President,
Winthrop College.
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Conway Methodist Church.
Services for Sunday, November 24,
Sunday School at 9 45 am. Preaching
at 11 a m, Subject: "The Begin- 1
ningof Wisdom. Epworth League
at 3 30 p m. Preaching at 7 30 p. 1
m. Subject: "The Waning of th? '
Creaeent." Thia wiil be a study of
tha religioua significance of the pre
aent conflict in the near-Baa*
Preaching at Allen Sunday afternoon,
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Prayer-meeting cn Wednesday <
night.
A cordial welc >me for all at our J
services, I
Albert D, Petty, .
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CONWAY, S. C., rHUK?
The Cannons, Tjlers And
Others (let Into Law
DISPUTE AS TO USD TITLE
I
M. P T>Ier Arrested for TreRpaes,-"? |
Later Taken With ti Warrant for "; fisting
Officer,?Kc flukes a Kc tonable
Explanation of ti e Matter.
Constat !? I> P. J ?bnson f* in^ 1 '
Coovrav la'i. i.oud iv t)?vu ^ vl. P
Tyler 10 co-tody ?ucd<-,i* a ^a r<in
signed frv A. L'\ Oil,? oil an 1 Mr? M
R #t i I'jce, ouaruiok; vlrT/iae \v i-. b ;
uoro init" fit; * t> )< > !.p >n the e*- (
tato iMi.C.s <?! I -taac C vn. ou. and tbo,.
he tad ouiciu.v i>i ? n 'ho land to
'JOC MbUJIlt of Hl)t III $.?0 OU Wtiftl |
SDe |>/*tty L.-M1 i.x nfc, Oft I
wjy ?<? n;? couotv j il, bum i d Hi
tiUHj uro.o ^iwecu thfl CUii'.aOir ,
&l(1 the (Liendau''. and up ?u t rm r :
arrival id Conway the constable J
awore out hno'htr warrdntcba giog
assault UjU r; y bk,viiusi' hu (It-j
O i Tuttsday the friends < f'
?i. iJ. Tyitr < ame do^a from M>\D
jc<? sou mad<r oomi for him a d he
was ivitSkeJ. iie mads bund for
tun appearance ati thw conn (it i
tious.. He iiiade a reubaoub o xplttuutioo
*o (De aulboriut s at f h?j
ti, ami slues than I his is l*ud
upo.i ali .m no formerly odd a in r
U+tfa. 'lout is w x-i c in vo.\eh to T
1*. Cannon, his Id'utr in In* o *
In?t?c Cannon, ami j.tu-.r Air B i
itltbhos DuU a claim on it vc^'ofo vviu
finally ta'At.n up by* J W II iiida'
wu? tniW Uviii) c. siuc g iKk>) Ul,,j that
1' I CAUIIOII ilao SiuCo OOLiVny tjU u%-U
iand to Tyler and his wife, suojcot
to the Hoiliday mor itfr.ye.
Moore Thornp30u of Little R'voV\
and who is ebunected with the Darin
at that place, visited C on way last
vvctk.
J A Cdhoun has inoyed bach to
his farm near Forney, S. C., after
huldicg a position here^'fo?* some
time with the Conway Bargain
Mouse.
Attention is called to the advert'iouieot
ol Louis Cohen & Co., in
this lijsue. When in Cnarleston
(luring Fair Week call on them as
they can stfve you money on anything
m**heir lino.
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A. M. Dnsei-bury r' Toddville
sent to the Herald oilmu one day
last weelc, a sweet j?r?* .*.0, of the
yam variety, weighing Gil pounds,
oeing toe largest sweet potato to
reach the cilice so far this season.
Is there a farmer in the county who
ha9 one ohat can cent this?
Mr and Mrs B C Collir s have returned
from their Summer homo at
Hendersonville, N. C., and will
spend the winter here ul their
1" i
deuce across the Gully, Their manj
friends nve always glad to welcome
them bkok to Conway.
Mr ??1 jd Mrs B B MAThi 'e am;
/juiity h vo rot-urn ea t) Conwai
Vr m UHmi place at II r (1.jrso;; vi Jm'.
N C , a;.ut they will ; |j mk( tuo win
ler hi, tufasr f ?,rhi near tne e 1, i? 'i'.mc 1
1 miim Toei"v** .1/ -:?i in 1 iie.
vuut.i; 1/ ?! ri nnmar hu ei near Hen- i
(ier:?otiv 1 Jo liiVl wiM rc> d ?ur>l, r -.u c J
o that puce for o? xo huinmnrvi - (
iters. Tney conduct a popular plite 1
in the mountains. j
. i
rn . .. - 1! _ 1. 1 ? - : +. ? 1
a. jt-'rw whi'c rj<) j < j.rti s uwii Tr> u |
br?i*u down at tire p .iut, *p,u t,u< r>
WtTti; HO Sl'rV:C(:!> iJ f- KlK (;hufti u>
last ?>0iid&y nd/ht, ttv. ihi
by lor hiH cbufCM to v? oio.iy'> tit 1
comph o.y r..n a '^pt< i il i tvj uimV i: u p
pi)t:U tr.o * t-lectin! < iinent l"<?n? ti j
small dy hullo, i xpo-b i.p u is; p >r ,
ariiy.
As a ynr.e f\ v nod ! tl<-?n ps o |
w h:?lMie pto< p ti ??' if'>r v Cnu 'j' v, ;
are li it?;*, tin i j t v uw id I . i |
Lil/1 u'trfi ih <t 1 u T lit. I' U ;S t'' itsCk J
up rn* mriiH a?iU ticb.'.r v it-hpuMiv :
to pi' * Veil 4 i Ii?j takiriy Hiu t >oi> '
Ltuu farm produce. Ti.o II rdd is,
iti r* oeapt of a conmuiM'cau.m .i s <?n*
Aynor snciit,a atatiui; Ui V. t'-e ^t,|'
buoitrt and wash p ?t of *-)fa Atjiul-]
da Lewis h iu per.u b?(?.en b<
fcbitf wh'i.t tbu iftrty Was aw.?y n*oui I
ora* Ii)e ?.? woie is uos'ga. t.i arid '
he cannot publish the art- I i
iclo in lull. I is eu mgh ;o y oerc-l i
inut who ivt-r Cu Count ed Mich a <
deed ag<?ir s?. a poor wk uw woit.au
deserves tauseverest pchUbmen.. ,
T n m' i
Oyster Stew at Cedar Grove. I
Th*re will bo an O.s e,' at
Cedar G *< v forooJb'Hiso Ta?nk-giving
afternoon, bvg.otiing as & 4
>'oli)cK. Wo hope to have Mr :
B * ><vn and other p^akets *iih u*.
T jo public is i? v?teu and a 8pfcM?i
Invitation id txiended to parents
stnu patrons of school.
Committee. ' '
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5DAY, NOVEMBER 21, 19
The Methodist Conference.
Th? Souih Caro 'pa (Joiifert tco o!
J the kit- lUOClli*V Liiiitt it ii 1 ii \' t
[I'J/th UuL.uaI session uu A r dors*" p,
IS. O , 'i ii, W?ciLf?dAy c( m x . wci.-ii
lw to j. b dy k/I tour 1'iiitiired iucu.*
I)Ts nuo includes iuo i\lc?'hodi*r
Cuuroli of the eu.itd state' It is h
tb e uoufoM'Ooe tb?t lbo miniver:
rro<j,v? ihoir u| p nut mi uts lor n \
) ear's worK,
U. K )*r > of D irham N.
0 l-l'tSMut1* 1 ll)S N U kC. i<-V i . D.
vYAttou, I >. iJ , of Oulu iiOia, S O
1 * erot.il y. IJ'shoj. Kiltfo oo? duot
-a a revival wet!u# 1 i m Codw y
!l 'H II OP MX icon ill ? <A*0. At-tl I t
tt> Vt-py p Oa^uii 11 v reita-inSe t-d bv
*,l '.tie i l tor i t s il u-to, U
vV . s Has oo-'u am u>t,' u.t so ri Ct u
lv fittt i iU ktia I c^ijt
.? ti i?vt s b 11 u
.iiiibn Methodist ministers i/ j
ih'.s count.y h:-jV-. ut-en h re ui Ipum '
{* o una one for i.nree y??r?
Ot iba s. v a ministers in tiony i
? i ot likely loaf, more i ban two t r
r.roe will oe una- :u tftis time.
I'tji-. bus i/OirU a t pleLdid year's wurh
i.i all ihwcburgiis. a d i^i) of x>u?
t' g^tti v report 130 memi.vis
ivttived tins year. It is
.uou^bft that ihieo nuudiv
lot UiO r? baveoeeo rece ved ?nr >u#n
out i be couutv. S >me very tiue re
ViVaia LJuVo OvWU tie ill.
Lest \Ve Forget.
ThQiirne, Suaday Dec. 1st, tht
openuvr of ill? last mouth < f the pus
si g year. Le?t wo forget the
ni c,\ imh Kii gitou Pro^uyLertaL
Chur jh, Conway.
L, . i ?vc* she object, to set K
G d, f happily we in p> hud Htm
lie is uot I at' t cm every in e
of us.
ii.e.?e services intended to be hel|
:'ul ?o ail Ibo pjople. All ure iuv.tei
m c cue, and i-o come all the time.
Coaio ami ask your neighbor to come
,vi*n you.
A. S. Doak.
Flagged Train With Shirt.
Tearing his shirt from his back an
Ohio man fllagued a train and saved
it from a wreck, bub H T Alston,
RaUigb, N. C, ?moe prevented a
wreck with Electric J Jitters. 1 'I was
in a terrible relight v/hen I began to
to uso them," he writes, 'buy stomach,
head,whack and kidneys worn.
<ifl badly affected and my liver was
in bad condition, but four bottles of
Electric liitters made me feel like a
now man," A trial will convince
you of their matchless merit for any
stomach, liver or kidney trouble
Pi a,e 50 cents at, Morton Drug Co.
NOTICE OF SALE.
Under and by virtue of the decree
and judgement of the court made by
his Honor G. W. Kugsdalc, Special
Presiding Judge, in the case of II. II.
Woodward, Assignee, Plaintiffs vs.
Martha A,. Prince, Olin Al. Boyd,
Nancy Boyd, John M. Boyd, Bertha C.
Boyd, Nancy G. Boyc. and Cora P. I
Boyd, heirs at Law of John L. Boyd
and J. F. Spivey, L N Moore, ct ; 1,
Defendants, and dated fheUSth day of
October A. I)., 1912, I the undersigned
B J Sessions, Sheriff of ilorry County,
will sell at public auc iv,n l. > the hign- |
est bidder he<ore the Coo:, Hou-e
door at Con way, in l.lorr.y Coiuu^, and
State of South Car: Liu-, during teg !
hours of auit, ?> i sale? day in Dc.ciabei
ne.i'C it being toe 2?i . duy of said
month, <di and singular Uiore certiavi
iunif, situate in Horry County, and
ilea w rib ."j s follows, to wit:
Ail and M.igu ar, the following do.*
criorl tracts or parcels of land ail ?i'.uate
ia the Co vity of Horry and M.ue
a l " <M'J, f??_ wi :
IYjc No 1.Containing fifty (59) notes.
?,.ore to ie.-..?. fit a it leil to otic ltol)
irt l'. Snub and lying t.n the V\ kite
villa > a i at'joining i.uds lo'mtily oi
W d Cause, j'oha Gausc and VV 'odd,
conveyed me jJtlin L Boyd] ty
El.ie.abet h Seell bv need of dale Nov.
ember 23th. 1^77 and jvended n Boon
pr u rof.cc j 3a.
Tract.\n Y. Cortninirff twenty si\
anJoiio li.iii" 11!6 i-i!? acres, m re or
I ?. o; it?i??Uy i,l tUrec i/acts its fji1
>w : Five 5 u,res o ?.ivc cd by H V>
J J nr.c .>i i%, 19J3, twm y 20 ncr?-8
oy W B ?.vd li).l, and one a d
oi e h4r. 112 acres by '/ J jVIishce
f?u, 3vv/?, l i o Bounded octh by
Si.n >n li yd. K by li W > oyd,
dontli b} '* C Clause, and VVebl y II J
kliihtl C. '.j
'il'iRMS ?Vs{,'? Cash. Purchaser to
p^y tor ptoPp . Conway, S C.. November
(Ail, 19*2.
Vi B. J. Seseio
She iff wi Ilorry Co y. I
II. IX WU! (I.
Fluiiuiff b Attorney.
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NOTICE.
Notice is borenv $ von prohibiting:
any and all nil persons from entering
in) >n my lands on and in Cedar
Gee* ir S v?mpt it^.Flojd's Township.
Horrv Conn y, South Carolina, boon
hm! bv ' ho PtoyiV'jp'd Mill tract,
l e pur> i1* road from Floyd's
Cr>b8 K<? id ?o G vein's Ferry, and
l-M.d* of ?he es;a><j < f- Mar#u?ct
Fioyd, G O. KUioit and others,
Avery Floyd.
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FOE S \LE- Fine farm in Little River
Swamp,'half mile of Atlantic ocean.
Wei) drained, cleared, and fenced with
good wire fence. A bargain for quick
sale. See, or write John A. Hell,
Whuipee, S. C..-AcK. .'/i A
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Bare
Gathered By the Herald
Man in a Week
CAUGHT IN THE PASSING
otrry Eitu cf Local end IYrsoualNews
-- 3oino of Those Mentioned You
Know?Others You Iv*ay Not Nnow
? Iiup;iej>i?;?s Amend ti.e Town.
Th >oWlay ctrno bi^s year
j >d tot- ~S.ji.
I
j T J 13 -11 of Wnnpeo was ie Con
I v,i> uac iiay i weiik.
Tno wotO-rr lac; r, vnopU waschaugetb
o 1'ir most oi ibe liiiiO.
S G J otin son was in Couway ouo
lay reciuiiy.
T VV Livio^stoao was in Coaway
n bu = iiie;s one tiay ia^t week.
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UAD.sonbury visited lolativesj
iu itlu-riuii County last week,
Jam-.'s P Smith was among the'
derald's pleasant callers one day!
last week.
R J Beverly of Greenwood section !
va* ui Conway last Sunday afteraoou.
It is stated that there are many
p plica .its for the position of postmaster
at Conway.
Jeremiah Smith is spending the
viuter at Lakeland, Fla., with his
son, Jeremiah Smith Jr.
H H Leo of Horn wood attended
the supper at the Kiugaton Huiei
last Friday night.
U B Baker a leading farmer of the
Cool Spring section was among
those who visiled Conway the latter
part of last week.
W P Horton ofBaruesville, N. C.,
'out formerly of this county, was a
visitor in Conway recentlyf on his
way home.
Mrs II S Tui'beviilo of Socasiee
ws3 among- those visiting Con way
from the country last Thursday,
V C Ward, of Zoan, was among
the enterprising young farmers
visiting Con v ay las t. week. lie w a here
for a short timi^'on business.
A news stand was ?footed Ins i
week on the vncuut lot. pi J5urrougns
& Collins Co.. cn Main Street, and
U to be occupied by Mr Wm
Smith.
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WANTED ?4000 c^gr at 23 cents
uer d >z'ju, cash. Geo H. Howell
& Co, ?Ad v.
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No 23
l'HK 8TATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County of liorry,
( hi. 01 Common Pleas.
Thomas i*% Anderson, Plaint*..!.
vs.
Samuel 1'. Anderson, r O. Andet8i
L), Is-ificy J. Kirt. n, i ?.? nl?? Anderson,
Kllen F< rd, ll-tiir* . dert-ou,
Lizzie Floyd, ltosa ack? ? . Brook
Anderso.. -lallarl An rsoi .d Lu
cinda A. Anderson Deh-no
COPY SUMMONS FOR 1< lEF.
Complaint not. fcervt
To the Defendants Above lSau.. j:
You are hereby summoned and riquir
ed to answer the complaint in tins action,
which lias been tiled in the oflice of the
Clerk ot the Court of Common Pleas,
lor the said County, and to servo a copy
ol your answer to the said complaint on
the subscriber at his oflice at Conway, fc>.
CM within twenty days after service hereol
exclusive i . the day ol such service}
and if you tail to answer ihe complaint
wiriiiti the time :t:> b 'plaintiff in
this action wail apply to m. v-cu;t for the
relief demanded ui the complaint,
October lblii, A. D. 191&
UI T. Itmun li II V nnrltvunl
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C. C. U, 1*. Piaintiif's Attorney.
To Nancy .1. Kirton. Fannie Anderson, /
Ellen Ford, linttie Anderson, Eizzie
Floyd, Kosa Tucker, Brook Anderson,
Mallard Anders n, absent defendants:
TAKE NOTICE.--That the Complaint
in the foregoing stated action and the
summons ot which the loregoing is a copy
were liled m the oilice ot the Clerk of
the Court of Common Fleas at Conway.
S, C., on tiie 7ili day of November, A.
D., 1(J12.
Aiust;
IT. II. Woodward,
Plaintiffs' Attorney,
YV. L. Bryan, C, C. U. ^
Noticeoi &ale.
Under and by virtue of the decree and
judgment of the eourt made by HisY/onor
UW Hagsdale, Special Presiding Judge,
n the ca*-e of Batik of Loris, a Corporation,
Plaintiffs, vs E P Fowler, Dexter
Fowler, KosudavFo?v er and Addle Core,
Defendants,and dated the 2*th day of
October, A I), 11)/J, 1, the undersigned
If J Hu ssions, sheriff ot Horry County
will sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, before the court, house door in Con
way, in Horry county, and Nfnte of South
Carolina, during lo^ai hours of sale, on
salesd ry in ;c cemder next, it being. 2nd
ilny of said mouth, all and singular
those certain lands situate In//orry ( utility,
and described as follows to wit:
All and singular that certain piece
parcel or tract of land situated, lying
and being in the stated County, Green
Sea Township, bounded and described
as follows: Beginning at a stake running
South 45 1-2 degrees West one
chain and f>() links to a stake; thence
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ton stake; thence North Zl* Kaat
19 chains and 50 links to a btakc;
then e South 19 1-2S East ten chains
and 50 links to a stake; thence South
27d West eighteen chains and 80 links
to the beginning containing; twenty
acres, more or less, and represented by
the letter 10. in a duisaion plat made
by J 15 Gore which will more fully
ahow.
TJOiIMS of Sale Cask. Purchaser to
pay for papers,
Couway, S. C.,Nov, 0th, 15P 2.
H J Sessions, ,
Sheriff llorry County.
H II Woodward,
Plaint iif?? Attorney.
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