Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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GUARDSMEN TAKEN t OFF THE BRIDGES Columbia, June 25.?National guind u ?.l. were withdrawn today ( 1 from gun d'rg bridges throughout the State. The units were sent back t.? company ' ? ^quarters and will be. l&Ufr sent to Carip Moore at Styx or ( GreJJSv'flb. Cv. P. K. McCully, com j rr.anding tho Fimt regiment, said today that the regiment would probabi.\ he t i.t to C:\ :u cillc. rThe Southoastei a Department will reach a dcci.on h. this matte* lunior v w. i A number of improvements will have to be made on the camp site at f Greenville to accommodate the reg| iment. Warehouses, shower baths, kitchens and other conveniences will have t) \he constructed. Both of the Sourh Carolina regiments will he sent to Greenville eventually, and the citii yens of the Mountain City are anxious to have the reginu nt at the ' earliest possible moment. Provision v. Ill be made by the State for gun ding the larger bridges. i <i Get the better class of printing at the Herald office. I KSWWAElioiisOlBM { ARRIVES IN CONWAY The new finm c<f Gravely, Garrett L A* Co., arrived in Conway the middle [ o ' last week and began preparations * in earnest to run the tobacco warehouse business at the new brick warehouse, known as the Plantei s } Tobacco & Storage Warehouse. The firm is r\mi posed of Messrs. S. A. Oavely, A. B. Garrett, W. K. Woody, W. P. iHru'tlwicke, and B. K. Scott, as i auctioneer. Tliey are experienced in k the tobacco business and will push , it they say to a finish. The warehouse which they have leased from tin* owner, Mr. ,J. .J i Williams, is om of the largest air! bf st lighted in this section of tli Slate. It is the building where tie Annual Goun'y Fair was hold last year. It is conveniently located foi tbe growers of the loaf. ) o / FOR RKNT. ' Cottage formerly occupied by Mr. 1 and Mr. J as. J. Scales. Cottage ivxt door to Mr. and Mrs. I). W. Harrison. 1 J. iJ. f'itman place with land fenced in. ftcrpwirx to any of these places rr.iadf? to suit the applicant. Apply to H. H. Woodward. earlyIomatoes I FROM MRS. JAMES "J"he Herald is in receipt of two .ripe tomatoes from Mrs. O. K. James ' o; Galivants Ferry. They aie of fine i variety, well developed for the seaL son and of fine shape. They \vc? t"..t second ripe tomatoes reported a 1 the Herald office this season. I < NtniICK OF SAI.E. JKrodor and by virtue of the decree aW judgment of the court made by r jus jjonor ?>. w. c.. ampp, rresmmg Judge of the 12th Circuit, in the case of Gertrude Tharp, Kentus Tharp, Lonnie Tharp, feiertha Tharp, Archie p) Tharp, Lizzie 'Tharp, and Wade Tl.arp, by J. J. Tharp, their Guardian I Ad Litem, Plaintiffs vs. Mary Tharp, Luther Tharp, Ada Tlrarp, Dorcas Ann Thar]), and W. II. Tliarp, Defendants, and dated at Chambers the 11th day of June A. D., 1917, I, the undersigned W. L. Bryan, Clerk of tlie Court and Special Master, will j f'P^at pubis*', auction to the highest i bidder before the Cou.it House door; I at Conway, in Horry County, and, State of South Carolina, during legal! hours of sale, on salesday in July n'?xt, it being the 2nd day of said . n.onth, ail and singular ttoose certain lands situate in Horry County, and described as follows, to wit: All and singular that cejtain tract or parcel of land containing Seventytwo (72) acres, more or less, situate in Little River Township, jn the County and State aforesaid, known as the estate of Gaston P. Tharp, deceased, .and hounded on the North by lands of W. H. Tharp, on the East by L A P T? r# ?\ AW A *% #1 C1 iN ? uuius < '? * * v;iin^iiiv;i UI1U O. Ks (jaro, on the South by the C C. Gore and on the West by the same, being lands purchased by Gaston P. T1 arp from Luther N. Tharp. TERMS of Sale Cash. Purchaser 4.<> pay for papers. Ccnway, S. C., June 12th, 1917. W. L. BRYAN, Clerk of the Couvt of Common \ Pleas and Special Maetci. R. H. WOODWARD, Plaintiffs Attorney. POPULAR COUPLE ! WEO AT BARNWELL Announcemtns were received in Conway several days ago of the wedding of Miss Nell Aldrich Duncan to Mr. Will A. Freeman, at Barnwell, at the home of the Bride's parents, en Wednesday June 20th, 1017. Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Richardson and Donald Richardson were at the wedding from this section and returned 'o Conway last Friday evening. Miss Duncan has many friends in Conway where she taught in the Bur roughs High School for some time past. Mr. Freeman is a well-known banker of this section of the State and has been connected with leading financial institutions here for many years. They will make the?r home in Conwav whcie Mr. Fiocmnn is largely interested in business affairs. The following account of t! is wed . 1 ding is taken from the Columbi. j State: IJurnwell, .June 2d.- -On Wrdncsduy j afternoon, June .20, the marriage of Miss Nell Aldrich Duncan and WV-, liam Albeit us F: ccmiiii f,, C'oir.v:'; 1 v as solemnized at the home of tin I bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. YV. II Duncan, in this place. At the ;.p pointed hour, 4:.20 o'clock, the relatives and intimate friends of th* bride and bridegroom asst mhled in the drawing room to witness the | (en inony. A beautiful little altar, j adorned with candles and gladioli. | | the flower chosen by the bride, had ! h< (n arranged, behind which th'"* i ! Rev. .J. K. (ioode of Columbia took h s place. Mrs. .James Patterson, sister of the bride, cnt< red first nad j stood at the left of hte altar. Sin j was followed by the bride with he". : fatlmr, they being jo'ned at the altar b\ the bridegroom and Ins best man. William F. Henderson. The beautifully simple marriage service war read by the Rev. Mr. Goode. Th ebride was gowned in white headed georgette crepe, with hat ef the sarrm material. She carried a shower bouquet of bride roses an ! j valley lilies. Her ornament was a I circlet of pearls and diamonds, tlK*! gift of the bridegroom. The wedding j mrach from "Lohengrin" was playo i ! y Miss Martha Bonham ami urnig the ceremony the subdued strains of Nevin's "Venetian Love Song" were hearth Immediately after the ceremony ti e couple received the congratulations of the assemblage ami the bnde then stole away to slip into her traveling costume of gray silk, with bat, shoes and accessorise to nvteh. j Upon hftr reappearance tire couple , <h parted) in the bridegroom's automobile for an extended tour, with mountains of North Carolina as their ultimate point. After tire honeymoon they will make their home in Conway, where Mr. Freeman hlods tb eposition of cashier of the Bank o! Conway. He is highly esteemed P\ all who know him. Mr. Freeman is the oldest daughter" of Mr. and Mrs. \V. H. Duncan, irlre is a young woman of rare persona! charm and beauty and has i Lost of frineds through the* South. A number of costly gifts attested the love of her relatives and friends. GIRLS! LEMON JUICE IS SKIN WHITEMER How to make a creamy beauty lotion for a few cents. The juice of two fresh lemons; strained into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white makes! a whole quarter pint of the most remarkable lemon skin beautificr at! about the cost one must pav for a small jar of the ordinary cold creams, i Care should be taken to strain the lemon juice through a fine cloth so Fio lemon pulp jgtfts in, then this lotion will keep fresh for months Every woman knows that lemon juicis used to bleach and remove such 'blemishes as freckles, sallowness and. tan and is the ideal skin softener, whitener and beautificr. Just try it! Get three ounces of orchard white at any drug store and two lemons from the grocer and piake up a quarter pint of this sweet 1/ fragrant lemon lotion and massage it daily into the face, neck, arms and hands.?adv o The oultook for a large tobacco crop in this county is the best in years, and the farmers are looking for a good price for their product. o NOTICE. About last October one black malr hog took up at my place and has been here ever since. Owner can get sam' by paying damage and for this ad. W. P. GRAINGER. Aynor, S. C. THE HORRY HERA I L^ocal and Canned berries are bird pi oof. % 0 * Supt. M. J. Mullock spent some time in Conway last week. Canned green per.s and yellow peaches help tight the blues. * Donald Richardson was in Conway one evening last week. * Last week had one or two remarkably cool days. ? m Miss Mary Holliday was in Conv ay last week visiting friends and relatives. * * * Home nrenaredness?ln-wlfxl od with food. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McNeill are vis iting Baltimore and spcndnig some time with relatives there. * * ? ? Miss Don Rogers of hair Bluff, N. is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. (I. B. .Jenkins. Stank y Anderson attended the ; 'owell-Howell wedding at Fair t iuf i, .\. C., last 1 uesday. ? ? * ? Mr. and Mrs. 1). V. Richardson of Bucksport spent a night in Conv. ay last week. Hon. A. I). Jackson of Floyds town ship was in Conway on business last week. Misses George Johnson, Mable Nor ton ami Lena Johnson attended the Powell-Howell wedding at Fair Blul 1 N. C. Tuesday. Herbert H. King, of Myrtle Beach spent Tuesday in Conway on business. 'I he court of General Sessions wa in session in Georgetown last weeh with Judge S. W. G. Shipp presiding * * * ? # Much interest is being shown ii the raising of funds for the Nationa lied Cross Work. * * m m m Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Barrett wort I at Barnwell lust wpct uml .ii I ------ - """ ?VW Uu Duncan Freeman wedding. ? m m m m Mrs. B. Ck Collins left last wet 1 for Hendersonvillc, N. C., where sin : v ill spend t he Bummer with mem : bers of the family. * * * The Horry Warehouse has an ad vertise?w?*nt in this issue. M;r.. W. L Alishoe is the manager, and Mr. Da; the aucJ ioneer. ? Mr. and Mrs. S. (i. Godfie-.V canr through Conway last week irn thei way to Myrtle Beach, w.hwe the; will spend a portion of the hot sea son. * * * The Farmers Warehouse, of Ayno has an advertisement in this issue Look for it on another pajge. ***** 'The Conway camp oi the Wood n*e.n of the World contributed tlv sum of fifty dollars to the Red Cros fund, contributions to which wer he.ing solicited last week in Horr; County, i * T. N. Fullerton is with the Farm ri\> Warehouse this year and there ii an attractive advertisement in thii issue of the paper informing hi: lrany friends and customers of hi warehouse and its advantages, tie i: well known to the growers of thi: county. * * m m 0 Mrs. D. A. Spivey and daughters Edna Earle and Laura Francis, lefl Wednesday to spend a few days wit! friends and relatives ait Lumberfcon N. C. They made the trip through the country and were accompained hy Dozier Tisdale. * 0 0 Miss Alice Little passed thruogh Conway last week on her way to the home of hre parents at JVturrells inlet whew she will spend the Summer vacation- She is taking a course at the Skid more School of Arats, at Sac atoga Springs, N. Y. 0 0 0 0 0 TAKEN UP?At my place one red steer, marked swallow fork in one car and two underbits in other. Taken up Feb. 1916. Owner san , > *? ? - - kui, ??ine uy paying lor this ;.d. ami charges. A. B. Thotnpkms, Conway, S. C.?adv-lt-pd. * ? WANTED OLD FALSE TEETH, don't matter if broken, 1 pay $2 to $ir? per full set, Single and partial plates in propc/tion. Send by parce1 pust and receive check by return mail, K. TERL, 401 N. Wolfe Street, Baltimore, M<1.?adv , jD, oonway, s. 0. Personal W. J. Singleton of Enterprise was | in Conway on business last week. I ! Frost doesn't nip canned vegetables. J Bring us your orders for legal I blanks. * O. M. Watts of Bayboro was in I Conway the latter part of last week. m m m m m You put a lid on waste every tinu yea seal a preserving jar. * * W. W. Jones, of Mull ins, spent th week-end in Conway with friends. W. (I. Chestnut was in Conway o: business the first of the week. .1. W. (Jerrald of Bayboro was In t r.w.y on business one day las week. Mrs 11. !\ Hryant, of Mai ion, S (\, is vi i- g ; t the homo of Mi. an Mrs. (1. H. .Jo. !'.ins. ? * m Jos. \V. H /'liday <>!' Savage, S. C..j spent some time in C mvay last work on business. Mr. and Mrs. T. I.. StaoUhor.se 1 of Marion, S. passed through Con way one day last week. 4 r w * * * J. M. Stalvey of Socastee was among those visiting Conway last week on business. * * * + # John T. Shelley of Aynor spev.. some time here on business one day last week. . A. IX1** , M iss Lila Thompson arrvied in the J 1 c ity last week to spend the summc i vacation. ***** 1 George J. Holliday veturneel last week from a vacation of several days : spent at High Point, N. C., ai d othei j points in North Carolina. ' ***** I C.. It. Scarborough went to Kvans1 ville, Ind., last week to attend thoj Master Plumbers Association, of j which he is president in this State. | I 1 T), P. O'Connor, of Rock Hill, S. C..| spcr.it several days in this county ' last week in tVm + ~ iU- 4 - ... Vl>v Ul I III' /\I1s (V-rson Motor Company for whom ho'j *s agent. * * Regard'ess of our war times wo, think that this county should tovgini early, to make preparations for tluj ' biggset ce-untv fair it has evw had. 1 y ] Miss Sadie Magill left ihove last { v wli for her homo at Abixrville afto" r' spending some time visiting Mrs. D 1 M. Burroughs, y * C. B. Newton, one of the oldest and best known citizens of Soeastee spent last Saturday in Conway. He 1 \v:%* here to meet his 'grand-daughter, j ' Mrs. Itaska Maude Baggott of Wii-I n.ington, N. (\, who arrived to spend I some time with her relatives in Soc- : " astee. s 1). T. Cror.ly spent several days (' It'.ere at Hotel Givrc last week. H:*' is a leading citizen of the city of | Wilmington, N. C. He was acconi- j panied hv his two sisters, the Misses j ' Cronly of the same city. They vis- i s | ited Myrtle Beach while here. .1 , . h J Farmers in the South who have winter oats and urged by the depart*, ment of agriculture to save them fo-r * j seed rather than to feed them away, j I Indications are that the seed supply I will bo very short owing to much of ? the crop being Winter killed. m m m m m 1 Jos. H. Angel, representing the ' National Printing & Stamp Co., of 1 Marion, S. C., spent a short time in ' Conway, one day last week in the interest of his new enterprise which he says he intends to make a success 1 in this section of the State. Hisi company has started a new paper in' Marion entitled "The Marion Her-| eld," a weekly paper of eight pages! and five columns to the page. * Land demlc nn/l "* i.u~ invi iU Wilt? Herald office. 1 "UP TO THE MINUTE" Surety Bond Service?Bonds issued and delivered same ^ day applied for. Backed by J Company 106 years old. i w w rnvp M.rmn ? r ? ? I ? ..-v., I 1 AT HOTEL GRACE. I Aniens the :ee::f :: ' rivals at Hotol Gra^c ; the l\ Lowing: F. A. Burrougi s City. , G. 15. King. N. C. ? Carl K. Shaw, Charlotte, N. C. * C. C. Yarbough, Wilmington, N. C. i \V. B. Ramon. Jr., Ia ris, S. C. , M. C. Butler, I.oris, S. C. ^ U. E. Ward, Florence, S. C. ^ M. B. Rogers, S. C. f J. W. Bonson, Charleston, S. C. , W. 1>. Gasoue, Florence, S. C. J. Herbert Bate, New York City W. K. Tate, Wilmington, N. C. , K. L. Green, N. C. 1.. C. Fuller, Columbia, S. C. ( M. G. Anderson, City. J. K. Crosswtll, Columbia, S. C. r.urgess, West, Columbia, S. C. Mrs. F. A. I?urrou^hs, City. C. H. Webb, Charleston, S. C. D. (i. Barfield, A. C. L. 1 Chas. 1*. Colo, Rkhmor.d, \ a. C. D. Wilson, Charleston, S. C. \V. T. Itrown. Wilmington, N. C. H. W. lSowdon, Raleigh, N. C. I'. I.. Johnson vV wife, S. C. C. K. YeNettor, Philadelphia, Ha. W. is. 11 m ring, Rose Hill, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. 1>. Y. Richardson, l'uok.-port, S. C. : lh nahl Richardson, ISuok. port. S.I1 C. Coo. 1'. lloyt. Atlanta, (la. Chas. M. Hives, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Hoc llostiok, Marion. 1 S. C. H. 1.. Tdghenoa, Marion, S. C. T. \V. MeKewall, Marion, S. C. K. 1,. IVieh. Washington, D. C. M. P. Watson A wile, Marion, S. ; C. W. D. Watson, Marion. S. C. O. Ci. Minshew, Florence, S. C. T. W. McCollum, Sumter, S. C. J. M. Robinson, S. C. K. P. Ringer, N. C. ^ M. L. Waters, Marion, S. C. J. A. Newell, Charlotte, N. C. W. 11. Sheppard, Jr., (la. T. R. Webb, Rcaufort.S .C. L. S. Noel. N. C. Kelsay G. l/flrsh, Fayottevillo, N. C. IS. F. Rossheim, Savh., Ca. F. H. Suber, Sumter, S. C. D. F. Hanirar, Augusta, (ia. ltobt. h\ Jenkins, Florence, S. C. J. lv Johnson, North Carolina. W. L. Miller, Wilmington, N. C. C. N. Dunn, Wilminirton. N. v". ? \V. H. Fedei.nile, Baltimore, Md. Rev. Rufus Fovd, Marion, S. C. D. M. Burroughs, City. Frank Andrews, Wilmington, N. C. George T. Clark, Wilmington, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mr ares, Wilmington, XL C. A. J. Rjwis, Wilmington, N. C. J. U. Prevatt, Wilmington, N. C. N. Aflafronc, N?mth Carolina. F. Stern, Wilmington, N. C. <A M. 11 annon, Vhginia. K. C. Brawfield, Virginia. Jrcs. I. Vancy, Charlotte, X. C. Notice of Final Discharge. Notice is herby given that the undersigned administrator with the Wiill annexed of William Kirby Prince, deceased, will apply to the Jtudge of Probate of Horry Cour.ty, at his office at Conway, S. C., at 11 o'clock in the forenoon on the 1 <>tli day of July A. I)., 11)17, for a final -discharge as such administrator. Dated June 11th, 11)17. Marshal I. Prince, Qualified Administrator with the Will annexed of William Kirby Prince, deceased. ! ,i NOTJCi: OF SAI.F. 1 have for sale a tract of land containing acres, bounded North by lands of Win. H. Daniel, Jr., Fast by lands of W. II. Daniel ant' F. F. tierraid, South by lands of S. I', tlerrald J and West by lands of .M. A. (lei raid, i No offer considered that is not made in writing through the mail. If you desire to purchase this prop- ' erty write me what is the best price ' you will pay for it and on what ( terms you would want it. I( Address H. H. Woodward, , ' Conway, S. C. O ' The awful question "What shall I t have for dinner?" is easily answered * if your shelves are full of home can- 11 tied products. I 1 HAVE YOU BEEN SICK? j Then you realize the utter weakness . that robs ambition, destroys appetite, ( and makes work a burden. * vr i cBKH t-1 uai strength and staminathat ts so essential, nothing has ever equaled ? or compared with Scott's Emulsion, be- % :ause its strength sustaining nourish- I tnent invigorates the Mood to distribute * energy throughout the bod v while its tonic 4 k'Rlue sharpens the appetite and restores v altli in a natural, permanent way, p If you are run down, tired, nervous, |{ >verworked or lack strength, get Scott's M Emulsion lo-ihtv. Jt isirw iuiiii a'?c<. hoi, ? Scott liw? t? -. lUootuficUl, N. J. nvs METHODIST HAVE RED GROSS FESTIVAL The Methodist Sunday School gave i Red Cross Festival at Lakewood, lie home of Col. and Mrs. I). A. Spivey, on Monday afternoon and light. At five o'clock the children mgan to gather, and some of the crown-ups too. -Soon the lawn was 'illed with laughing children. run ling and playing. Many games were n joyed by the little ones. One of he most interesting was the "Potao Race." The winners were Aubrey lawes, Jessie Sessions, Gilbert Irrgg. Alone McCoy, FJise Lewis, md Kdna Dawsey. This was one of he many races tried. T ie small hildren were given their el ance in acing too.?and such tiny ones as 'Snookunis" Flliott, Percy Wayr.e iardwiek, Beatrice Ambvc so and lelcn McCoy proved to l? v? swift unners. Curing the afternoon, cream, cal; , ?nd lemonade were sewed by th? yirls. dressed in the Red Cross ur.j'orm. The children enjoyed the a'C rr u>n vnd when dusk fell few wished to enve. The < venit g \\. s given ev w te the >ldcr ones and several ircts vrre ri.n. The "Quarter e" 4 uruim.ed music, which added murn to tim evening. The candy booth. p: elided over by Mary Creecy. Laura F. Spiv \v, Margaret Battle and Dorothy Taylor, attracted many throughout the ever.ing. The decorations consisted of flags, red crosses and Japanese lanterns. The proceeds, which amounted t> .V4.'U)N, v. ill be given o\er to th.e Red Cioss. . , - _ ? . The new Methodist parson.age has now been occupied for some time by the pastor and his family. The new building is a great improvement ever the old IV. - , . v ii.m wiihii w;is one.IV i,i net (I of repairs when vacated. FOMImite" MARRIED m MOHBAY On last Monday night at 0 o'clock at the home of the hride at Lair r?luff, N. C., Miss Louise Powell was married to Mr. Gecige 11. Howeb, formerly of Co. \.ny, hut now holding an important jmviltion with Swift & Co., with he.ahpiartcrs at Y?"iln\?* . ton, N. C. Only members of C,*. jm. mediatc- family am! a fevt * 10. ds attended the < eremony v, t ich was per formed h- the Rev. Mr. Cornell, tlm bride's pastor. The eereinory was simple bid impressive. The wedding march was rendered by Miss Mabel Norton, of Conway, a cousin of the bride. Immediately after the wedding- the bride and groom left for Wilmington. N. C. They will sjrend a few weeks at W right svi lie Reach and other points in North Carolina. Those attending fiom Conway were, Misses Mabel Norton, Lena and George Johnson. T ie h/ido w "'"'i ? 1 auu favorably known in Conway whore she has scores of good friends. CLIP THIS AND PIN ON WIFE'S DRESSEH Cincinnati man tolls how to shrivel up corns or calluses so they lift off with fingers. Ouch ! ? ! ? ! ! This kind of rough talk will be heard less here in town if pet pie troubled with corns will follow the simple advice of tins Cincinnati authority, who claims that a few drops of a drug called free/one when applied to a tender, aching oorn or hardened callus stops soreness at >r.ce, and soon the corn or calluj Iries up and lifts right off withou )ain. He says frcrzone dries immediatev and never inflames or even irriates the surrounding skin. A small >ottle of freezone will cost very little ,f -i? mug store, but will positively emove every hard 01* soft corn or alius from one's feet. Millions of American women wilt welcome this nnouncement since the inauguration f the high heels. If your druggist oesn't have freezone tell him to ?rer a small bottle for you.?adv 0 Ho. 666 U piMvupiion prepared ctpwuWf w MALARIA or CHILLS A FEVER. ire or lix doMi will break any caoe, and taken then aa a tonic the Fever will not itttm. It acta on the liver better than alomcl and does not gripe or aicken. 25c