The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, December 06, 1917, Page EIGHT, Image 8
ELEVENTH HORRY
S. S. CONVENTION
Following is the prog'ram of the
Klcweutfi Annual 'Horry County Sunday
Sctioot Convention. The Convention
meets Saturday and Sunday at
Tilly Swamp Church. I*!very Sunday
School worker in the County who can
possibly attend is urged to be present.
It is hoped to make this the biggest
find best Convcnton e*'er held in the
County.
Mr. Webb and Miss Davis, State i
Sunday School workers, who are to
attend the County Sunday School
Convention. will also speak at a
Union Service to bp held in Coruvax
Sunday night at 7.30 at the Met ho-1
dist church.
SATURDAY MORNING
10:00 Song- Service.
10:10 Brief Bible Message and
Prayer bv Rev. H. T. Mason, i
10:20 The Convention Keyword.
"Service" by Rev. E. L. McCoy.
10:40 An Organization for Service
by Miss Mill wee Davis, Stat<
Rural and Elementary Superintendent.
11:40 Thoroughly furnished for Ser
vice by R. D. Webb. Genera
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tion.
11:4.0 Rrief Report of the Year's
Work by County. Officers.
12:00 Enrollment of Delegates. Adjurnment
for Dinner.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
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1:45 Devotional Service by Rev. J.
M. Lcmmon.
2:00 Securing- Home Co-operation
?Rev, G. T. Rhodes..
2:00 The Elementary Program by
Miss Millwee Davis.
S:00 Program of Service for th<
, Adult Class by R. D. Webb.
0:00 M.'C.'g the Sunday School
Missionary?Miss Emma C.
; Moss.
4:00 Adjournment.
7:30 A night session will be held if
the Convention deems it advisable.
SUNDAY MORNING.
10:00 Song- and Prayer Servcie,
10:15 Stopping- the Sunday Sehoe'
r ~..i. . t... i r* o?;
LifUK.l UN ?J . V.. C5[JJ Vt*y.
10:45 The Needs of htc Rural Sunday
School by Miss Miliwe,
Davis.
11:25 Service for All and By All by
R. 1). Webb.
12:10 Adjournment.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
1:4f? Song and Prayer Service.
2:00 The Needs of the Rural
School by Miss Davis.
2:30 Service to Our Nation?E. J.
Sherwood.
, 3:00 The Spiritual Goal of the Sunday
School?Rev. I). L. Hill.
45:00 Question Box by R. D. Webb. 1
3:30 Time and Place of Next Meet- '
ing.
3:40 Adjournment.
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i * v Citation Notice
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Horry. ,
By J. S. VAUGHT, ESQUIRE, PRO
BATE JUDGE.
WHEREAS, Robbie Stalvey made
suit to me, to grant him Letters of
Administration of the Estate of and
effects of J. M. Stalvey.
THESE ARE THEREFORE to cite
and admonish all and similar the
kindred and creditors of the said J. M.
Stalvey, deceased, that they be and
appear, before me, in the Court of
"Probate, to he held at Conway, S. C ,
on 21st day of Dec. 1917 next, after
publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the
forenoon, to shew cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
GIVEN under my Hand, this 5th I
clay of December Anno Domini, 1917.
Published on the 5th and 12th days
of December 1917 in the Horry Herald.'
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J. S. VAUGHT,
Probate Judge.
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PLAY.AT EVERGREEN SCHOOL
There will be a Minstrel consisting
of two plays, "The Coonville Ristocratic
Club" and "Coonville Courtship"
at Evergreen School House,
Friday night, Dec. 7. The play will
begin at 8 o'clock. Admission 10 and
15 cents. The proceedp will be used
for scfeoot improvements.
(Thift notice reached us unsigne 1
and we do not know who wrote it.?
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PROMINENT ATLANTA
WOMAN TELLS f
EXPERIENCE!
Its
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Vitona Ends Troubles of Long ^
Standing ?
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FEELS JUST FINE jj
IS
Telling' Everybody She Meets ~
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Vitona Is. IS
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"Kor many years 1 have wondered j^i
if the time would ever conic when 1 ^
could sit down to a meal and eat what
1 wanted, and all 1 wanted," said Mrs. ?<
\\. L. Garvin, wife of a prominent. [*
business man of 4(> East Hunter St., ^
Atlanta. Ga. ^
"No matter how careful I was 'E
about dieting- myself, just as soon as ^
1 finished eating 1 was all upset and
sick, nothing* scorned to agfiee with
me.
"Of course" said Mrs. Garvin, "my :n
awful run-down condition was due to C
th? fact that for many years I had >r
suffered something awful from seri('lis
kidnev trouble: then for weeks 1- !r
would be tortured with inflamatory Irl
rheumatism. In fact, 1 was so rundown
and generally "done up" that 1 tr
just about had nervous prostration. ^
"How am 1 now. Why, man, I can k
just eat anything in the world that J:
my appetite calls lor, and that is just
about everything on the menu since I ^
began taking Vitona. All those aw- :ts
1
ful pains in my back and sides have its
disappeared.
"I don't know what it is to have jttrouble
with my kidnevs any more.
.M
\ly friends are all asking me what is
causing me to gain flesh s0 fast and iE
I simply say one word, "VITONA." !?
When a representative of Vitona
asked Mrs. Garvin for a statement 'K
she quietly replied: "Go your limit, IE
son, I 'am not much on this publicity |*
business, but if I can help thousands ie
of others who are suffering as I did, jj
I will gladly tell them what Vitona lb
has done for me." jj:
Vitona is sold by Norton Drug Co., jj=
Conway, 3. C.; Adams' Pharmacy, ^
Aynor, S. C.?adv. 'e
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Bank No. 290 lb
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S1AIKMKIM UK THIS lUiM)ITION ^
Of the Bank of Little River, Located |?
at Little River, S. C., at the Close
ol Business Nov. 20th, 1917. *
RESOURCES _ IH
L/oans and Discounts $49,310.28 5
Bonds and Stocks owned
by the Bank 1,030.00
Furniture and Fixtures $325.80 j 2
Banking House 1,250.00 .jOther
Real Estate Owned 1,441.80'
Due from Banks and I ^
Bankers 5,051.36 ; Ik
Currency 2,185.00 , j?
Gold 177.5v?1
Silver and Other Minor Coin 423,'.0 j t^.,
Checks and Cash Items 2,007.55 1 ^
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TOTAL $63,803.05 j ^
LIABILITIES j*2
Capital Stock Paid In $10,000.00<-M
Surplus Fund 2,000.00 V*
Undivided Profits, less Cur- : ^
rent Expenses and Taxes
Paid 821.58 j
Individual Deposits i **
Subject to Check $19,790.17
Savings Deposits 20,132.15 ^
Cashier's Checks 59.15
39,981.47 Jcj
Bills Payable, including Cer- ><g
, 4'~.. M?
hi itait") i vi .tiviic;? our- |
rowed 11,000,0') ^
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TOTAL $(>3,803.05 STATE
OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Horry. )ss.
Ileforo me came Moore Thompson,
Cashier of the above named bank, who -r
being duly sworn, says that the above *
and foregoing statement is a true condition
of said bank, as shown by the
books of said bank.
MOORE THOMPSON.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 1st day of December, 1917.
this 20th day of September 1917. p
CLARENCE C. McCORSLEY. ;
Notary Public for South Carolina.
Correct Attest: a
W. H. Stone, o
John E. Vercen, \
Jas. A. Stone, ?,
DIRECTORS. f
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An automobile accident near Con- t
way, one day last week while the fair y
was in process, resulted in a broken \
wheel on one of the Fords, and sever- f
al broken parts on the other machine. c
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BOX SUPPER. 1
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tion of Carolina School will have a c
Box Supper a* Carolina School House j
Friday nigrht, Dec. 7, 1917. The| pul> [
lie is cordially invited to attend. ?:
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vited to call and gee and ' ex%
amine these pianos f3h themJ
selves, whether they Vish to
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purposes and want you'to come
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Building. I selves in makin
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To our customers and those to . , ..
bom it mav concern: We have pur- a ,s \ |{
hased the ' Farmers or Merchants "Bh* and. ^a"
lank building and moved our stock to *''IV1<R 1,1 '
his place where wc will be better en- h?PR tR have -v<
ii i . . - ed that we can
bled to serve vou in our line of work. , ,, .
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specially in the picture business, also
. tu? el,' c i our customers i
k the fitting of eye glasses, as we
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re equipping; this building especially
. , . . . , , - , ors while in tin
or this work; also in watch and clock
cpairing. We will be better enabled serve
0 display our line of Jewcljf^'. and 11 ui,h
lope to be able to supply yottK wants . FtfNEB
n this line without having tpr drdov The funefoi <
rom the northern markets. We want Owens, doggase
(specially to call to your attention near Eden" Bap
bat we carry a full line of the Edison December the, 2
ralking Machines, the only reproduc- Sunday in the
>r of the Human Voice. Wc carry will be conduc
>thdr lines of Phonographs also with Todd. All pari
1 full supply of Records and shall be vited to attend,
deased to have you call and ook over . r
>ur line before buying something that ; ^
rou do not no the merits/of. Wo
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of pianos manufactured by
Chase-Hackley Piano Co.,
which includes the Chase Bros ,
Hackley and Carlisle.
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? Let us entertain you with
some fine selections of music,
composed by some of the best
known writers. These, we will
play for you 6n the magnificent
DeLuxe and Exceltone Player
Pianos which we have on exhibition
during the sale.
Every customer purchasing
a piano during* the manufacturers
sale here will be saved
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i th is town and country to call and se<
? will do our best to entertain you durir
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y to those who we have NOTICE OF &
c lures lor that this is Under and by virtue
?n of our change. We ..m| judgment of the ci
n able to satisfy our- Honos S< w G Shj
g pictures at the other Judge, in the case of
ount of light it being Thompson Company, a
wilding and unable 10 plaintiffs vs. James Gi
?;ht. Here we have the wise known as Jim Gi
be able to give you jjCWjS) Julia Ann King
the next few days and Gore, Defendants, and
?u call and be convinc- day of July A. D., ion
do the work properly. sjgned W. L. Bryan, I
ore than glad to have 0f Horry County, will
rail on us and see our auction to the highest
ing it your headquart- the Court House door
2 town, we are here to Hovry County, and St
J. E. DAWSEY. Carolina, during legal
o on salesday in January
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exercises of Joseph A. singular those certain
d, wilt'take place at or xn Horry County, and
tist chufch^on Sunday, follows, to witi
!3rd, being' the fourth All and singular tha
month. The ceremony eel or tract of land s
ted by Rev. J. Walter River Township, State
;ies interested are in- aforesaid. Containing
acres, and it being idei
Fraternally, which I reside and bou
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struments a thorough test and
see for themselves that we are
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The finest lot of pianos ever $3)
exhibited' and put on sale by jg|
any individual or manufacturer
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call and see us, write us HI
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>ALE. lamy, South by lands of M. A. Bryan
of the decree an(l West by the Waccamaw River,
ourt made by Terms of Sale Cash. Purchaser to
ipp, Presiding !>a.v f<>? papers.
The M. B. Conway, S C., November 26th, 1917
i Corporation, W. L. BRYAN,
rissett, other- Special Master.
issett, Nancy H. H. WOODWARD,
, and Emma Plaintiff's Attorney.
dated the 25th ?
I, the under- Catarrh Cannot Be Cured.
Special Master
sell at public with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
u: 11 ? they cannot reach the seat of the disbidder
before ^ Catarrh ig a loca, diseMC
at Conway, in greatly influenced by constitutional
ate of South conditions, and in order to cure it you
hours of sale must take an internal remedy. Hall's
?<w ; Catarrh Medicine is taken internally
next, it being an(j |>|00<| on muc0ua
nonth, all and surfaces of the system. Hall's Cmlands
situate tarrh Medicine was prescribed by one
described as of the best physicians in this country t
for years. It is composed of some of W
the best tonics known, combined with '
t certain par- some of the best blood purifiers. The .
ituato in Little P01#** combination of 'the ingredients
in Hall's Catarrh Medicine is what
i am. County pro<juces results in catarrhal condiSixty-six
(6b) tions. Send for testimonials,.free,
ntical place o? ^ J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, .
ind as follows: O.
da of Grisaett Hall^T^amily Pills for coastipai
of Lucy Bel- tion.?adv