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(! VOL XXIX V PROGRAM FOR UNION L The Horry Union Will Meet With t Tilly Swamp Baptist Church on Friday, May 29th, 1914. Friday. t Introduction Friday at 11 o'clock | v . by Asa West, 12 m. Union open by m ' M 4 u? A# _ 1 j wit- iuuucraior. List of churches called, letters callIJ \ for, red and delegates enrolled. 1 marks, i a Committees appointed by the Modl orator. Adjournment until Satur! day, 9 a. m. Saturday. Donation service at 9 a. m., conducted by the Moderator. List of churches called, letters red, if any. ( f Query No. 1?Is there any pardon i for sin as mentioned in Hebrew 10-2(>? Assigned to G. W. Harrelson. j . Query No. 2?Who is the lady ; mentioned in 2nd JLohn 1-5 ? Assigned to S. J. G. Miligan. \ What is the difference between a j Christian education and a ministerial j education? Assigned to J. H. B. j Edape. Report of committee, new business, location of second session of the Unf ion. Union closed in usual order. A. P. Thompson, i C. R. Thompson. Committee. . From Lor is, Route 2. '^r. Editor: The nice rain ip just I making the corn and cotton come i three hops and a jump. H *? * * mr. ivionroe yvatts called on his best girl, Miss Martha Lee, Saturday K afternoon. H Little Misses Blanche and Curlie w Cox spent Saturday night with little - Miss Isle Lee. I; G. L. Cox and brothers called j, at Mr. J. M. Cox's Sunday afternoon. I Miss Naona Hardee passed through this section Friday morning. > Mrs. I. L. Lee has returned home I, after spending a few weeks with her w daughter, Mrs. Edgar Faircloth. I Mrs. Miller Lee spent Sunday with | Mr. Fernie Cox. Mrrs* H. M. Lee called on Mrs. J. I. Cox* Thursday. I Listen for the wedding bells. I "Ting-a-Ling-Ding." Brown Eyes. H^.Temes H. Marsh of Bucksport H ftknt some time in Conway recently. -;fc H ^ It I Stands at OFFIC J A McDERI G B JENKIIS A SPIVEY W B KING G COLLITn jTCQME Bar * im What Other Papers Are Saying. The Constitutionalists demand not only the elimination of Huerta but also of his party. And the word "elimination in the Constitutionalist sense has a sinister significance.? Charleston Post. It must have given Huerta considerable satisfaction, at one time, to growl out the name of Urrurtia, whenever he had a brown taste in his mouth.?Charleston Post. The late John J. Ingalls, of Kansas, used to say that the Democratic party could always be depended on to do the wrong thing at the right time. Now, let's see if that will work out in Columbia today, when the convention tackles primary reform.? Georgetown Times. . The best citizen a city or country can have is the home owner. The ferment that is going on in Mexico is due to the fact that there are few land and home owners in that big country.?Morning Star. Comes a story that a woman hit on Fifth Avenue (wherever that may be) by an automobile lost her "gems." The lady had ben properly educated, probably, to "seize the moment of excited curiosity" to create a sensation.?The State. President Wilson's admonition to Governor Amnions of Colorado is a sign of the times. The trouble of the Federal Government has quite ceased to be that of asserting Federal rights; it has come to be that of choking off the fond dependence of the States.?The State. As for the lad who had an extra appendix removed, probably his table of contents feels better.?The State. NOTICE OF DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Elizabeth Vorcen, administratrix of the estate of Edgar A. Vereen. doronKorl. will ov\?u.r II 111 LU II1U Judge of Probate of Horry County, at his office at Conway, S. C., at 11 o'clock a. m., on the 29th day of June A. D. 1914, for a final discharge as such administratrix. ELIZABETH VEREEN, Adiministratrix of Edgar A. Vcreen, deceased. G-25-lmo. , . - . When we We mean i the "Same ERS WHO CONDUCT I VIOTT, Preside! IS, V-President p Cashier Ass't-Cashier IS, Chm. Brd. Direc I SUI*PLEM plot CONWAY, S. C., THURS MI1IS Mil CARDS IN THIS COLUMN ARE $5.00 IN ADVANCE. NO EX TRA CHARGE FOR RUNNING THE CARI) THROUGH SECOND PRIMARY. For Con gress I hereby announce myself a canidate to represent the sixth Conressional District in the next Conress,subject to the action of the Democratic primary. A. L. Hamer. The In tor type. Have your printing done at the Herald ofiice, where you can get a clean-cut new outfit each time, with lype that will hit the spot. The ibove is the cut of the machine that ill do it, and do it quickly for you. The now brick building of G. B. Jenkins on 3rd Avenue is now rapidly going up and will be rushed to completion. It is next door to the store occupied by J. F. Itabil. A. P. Johnson was reported last week as being very ill at his residence near Conway. OF CON niton I UjJGII 1 Say "The Peo its EVERYBO old Corner"' 1 1 E :tors ^ s :eiv"t to v ij i iDAY, MAY 28th 1914. Pror * * v,^ Ho r ry County C o ii Gentlemen:I wish to the p r omp t wa settled. My 1 the Insurance wa s destroyed notice of 8 a 111 < 5th, and on Mi amount of my p Atlanta Offic 12 th . - 1nai I WAY. nr Rucir Ul ftJMOIII pies National B DY'S BANK. We are "AT H( a ? f11 G B JEI W JC SPI >1 AT COI M J A Mel y JOS. NO y B G CO! y S D BR" y H P LIT i\\ W B KI1 >11 THOS. E >|| DA SP1 EE bMMMMMMMMHMMMMWN'.aMMMMMMMMlMI mmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmammmmm Bcviili npt Payment of Policy. f iV," L ' Loris, S. C,, May 13th,1 Trust Co . , i way , S . C. extend my sincere thanki ^y in which my fire loss louse which was Insured: ) Company of North Amer I by fire Sunday May 3r< o was given you Tuesday ly 11th, check for $1000 olicy, was mailed from t e reaching Conway Tuesda Yours Very Truly, [Signed,] Y# P # McQueei less. ank" IME" to our f ri DIRECTORS WHO DIRECT VJKINS VEY XINS )ERMOTT iRWOOD LLINS YANT TLX SfG COOPER [VEY efe i No. 7 I 914 s. 9 f o r was i n i ca , i, the . 00 he i fi ends ,T I !L