The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, June 06, 1918, Page FOUR, Image 4
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CONWAY, S. C.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1918
Keally ihc odds and ends of a matter
make up about all there is to
anything, ^ ~
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Now we want to go over the top
this year in raising the biggest supply
crop we have ever had in this
country.
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It is hard to understand why Mex- I
ico should want to make out that she
had broken diplomatic relations
with Cuba.
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No man is better off than the farmer
who can raise what he wants at
home.
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The farmer who fails to take good
care of his tools and implements an 1
to take every means in his power 1<>
preserve the things which has cost
him money and which are necessary
to successful work, loses many dollars
in the run of only a few years.
This is a job that he must fill himself
and he should fill ii well if he would
get the most out of his business.
The lowest peasant cla. s in Germany
try to make a living on lilt o
patches of land running down to
small an acreage as five acres or
less. This is perhaps the system that
country would want to bring about in
America, if it gets the chance. The
farmers of this country ought to
know and understand the great difference
in tin4 condition of farm li;o
here and in the Teutonic dominions.
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A number of cases of violation of
the dispensary laws came to nothing
at the recent term of the court; cares
which had been presented to the
court by the grand jury, then refer
3*ed to magistrates to bind over the[
v/itnesses; and when it came to the
point there were no witnesses by
whom the violations could be proved.
When that kind of thing occurs, w
may know that something is wrong
with those who ought to be willing
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i\j i wim; iu mui i ct1111 11 11 >vuui tui'N
know of the violation of the law.
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In every large business there is
usually a man whose job it is to take
care of everything that he can find
going to loss, and it is his business ;o
take care and preserve the property
of the business from the smallest
equipment contained in the establishment
to the largest piece of machinery
in it. On the farm the same
job is needed, only to a greater extent,
and there is no one to fill the
position except .the farmer himself.
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It would seem useless to hope for
an early ending of the war. It is
time that every man in this country
Yealized that we have to fight the
strongest man powered nation in the
world, one that was preparing for
years and years for just what they
are now doing. It will take an army
of maybe eight million from this
country to bring about the thing that
is necessary for victory and that
one thing is that Germany must be
brought to her knees.
TO OFFICERS OF ALLT i:
COMMUNITY COUNCILS
A few days ago the following letter
was mailed to the chairmen i; id
secretaries of the Community Coi ncils
of Defense from the Chnirn, an
and Secretary of the County Council r.
Conway, S. C., May 30, 1918.
TO THE CHAIRMEN AND SECRETARIES
OF THE COMMUNITY
COUNCILS OF DEFENSE:
Dear Sir:
South Carolina's quota of War
Savings Stamps as you know is $33.
000,000; Horry's quota of this is, in
round numbers, $600,000. The sales
in Horry up to the date of this writing
are only about $80,000. South
Carolina stands at the bottom of the
list in the union in the Sale of War
Savings Stamps.
The State organization is making
a tremendous effort to try to get our
quota in line and to assure the sale
of our full allotment. Now Horry
I County has gone over the top on
every request brought forward 10
date with great credit to itself, wc
want to make good cm this one. The
Department has outlined a definite
plan of Campaign in this work running
from June 7th to June 281 n.
There is quite a bit of work to be |
done to get in shape for the active j
part of the Campaign which will be j
from June 13th to 28th. We will
have to hold a meeting in the Court
House at 11 o'clock A. M., Saturday
.June 8th, at which the plan of the
Campaign will be fully discussed and
at which meeting we hope to perfect
our organization so as to put the
deal over. The plan is based on tlr
same plan used by the State of Nebiaska
which pledged it* allotment
about two months ago.
We are writing this letter to ask
Apportionment of County Quot
WHITE
No. Name Enrollment Estim
Popula
1 Midway 31 114.7
1 Inland- 21 77.7
2 Evergreen 71 262.7
3 Rehoboth 85 314.5
3 Pine Ally 33 122.1
4 Bayboro 40 148.0
5 Sandy Plain 48 177.6
6 Athens 40 148.C
7 Green Sea 179 662.3
8 Bear Bay 25 92.5
9 Little River 78 288.C
10 Dogwood Neck 60 222.0
11 Socastee 114. 421.S
12 Collins Creek 51 188.1
12 Wildwcod 33 122.1
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14 Centenary 26 96.2
15 Haw Branch 50 185.C
16 Pine Grove 86 318.2
17 Wannamakcr 86 318.2
18 Loris 181 669.1
19 Conway 380 1406.C
20 Mount Olive 110 407.1
21 White Oak 41 151.1
22 Burcol 27 99.t
23 Good Hope 68 251.(
24 ^ Cedar Grove 51 188.1
25 Gurley 40 148.f
26 Cool Spring . 45 166.C
27 Zion 77 284.1
28 Chapel 78 288.(
29 Powell 79 2922
30 Princeville 47 173.1
31. Sidney 43 159.1
2,2 Hickory Grove 62 229.-1
33 Finklea , 148 547.(
34 Oak Grove 64 236.1
35 Fowler 60 222.(
36 Grassy Bay 62 229.'
38 Hickory Hill 37 136.1
39 Simp-on Creek 80 296.(
40 Joy nor 76 281.1
11 Daisy 65 240/
42 Hughes Mill 31 114/
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14 Deep Branch 20 90.'.
4Tilly Swamp 07 247.1
40 Oakland 08 288.
17 lied Hill 50 185.(
18 lied Bluff 02 229.19
Eight Mile 140 518.(
f>0 Floyds 111 410/
51 Cedar Creek 54 199.1
52 Poplar Hill 44 102.1
58 Allen 47 178.1
54 Valley Forgo 24 88.1
55 Knotty Branch 04 280.1
5fi San ford 55 208.!
57 Sweet Home 97 358.1
58 Johnson 37 136.1
59 High Point 95 351.!
01 W am pee 107 395.1
62 Savannah Bluff 44 162.1
63 Uohoboth 80 296.1
64 Enterprise 45 166.!
67 Pisgah 31 114.'
08 Home wood 7R 9ftft <
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69 Maple 79 292..!
70 Poplar 54 199.1
71 Shell 67 247.!
72 lieon 29 107.!
73 Mount Hermon 49 181.!
74 Four Mile 56 207.
75 Virgo 48 177j
76 Toddville 43 .359.
77 Iluckttville 26 . 96.!
7ft ijibenczer 95 . 561,
70. Huclssport 19 -? 70.!
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that you attc$$' this # footing anil
bring rcprc^fclitilhre citizens tVia'; you
think will bo of somo assistavne to
you in carrying out tho work also.
We cannot hold up to you, the hope
of addresses by prominent speakers
from abroad, but you will find Ac
meeting full of interest in trying to
perfect our plan so as to put Horry
County over the top one more time.
The time has now come when what
we need is aernest workers more
than speakers. .. v. .
In a separate letter enclosed herewith
we arc notifying you of the ap*
pointment of the Trustees . of your I
school district as Local Directors in |
the work and we will be glad if you
will use. your best efforts to see that
they attend. The meeting will not be
confined in attendance to those who
are officially invited, but any earnest
workers and good citizens who will
be welcome. Please do not forget
the date. If this letter should,
come into the hands of any temporary
chairmen where their Councilarc
not organized it is important
that said Chairmen attend this meeting
Enclosed herewith (sec table ?n
(this issue) you will find a list of
the white and colored schools in the
County on which we have figured the
approximate allotment for each
school Community Council. It is a
matter ^information to you and w
would like to discuss this feature of '
it more particularly at the meeting !
on Saturday, June 8th. We realize |
that this is a busy time with th? [
farmers but the,Government has as ;
ed us to use our best efforts in thiwo'rk
and we selected Saturd J" for
the day of the meeting thinking it
would he at less sacrifice of time
than any other day. Plaese be ture
to attend.
Yours respectfully,
F. A. Burroughs, Chairman,
L. D. Magrath, Secretary,
County Council of Defense.
a of Savings Stamps by Schools
SCHOOLS
Estimated Al- 20 per cent oi
lotmcnt to be Allotment to
ated raised during to be sold
tion year 1918. by June 28th
$ 2,294.00 $ 458.80
1,554.00 310.80
5,254.00 1,050.80
6,290.00 1,258.00
2,442.00 488.40
i 2,960.00 592.00
3,552.00 710.4 5
l 2,960.00 592,00
; 13,246.00 2,0Mb'.O
1,850.00 370.00 j
' 5,772.00 - 1,154.40 \
? 4,440.00 888.00 {
! 8,436.00 1,68 f.20 }
3,774.00 754.80 $
2,442.00 488.40 j
5,254.00 1,050.80 {
5 1,924.00 384.80 }
I 3,700.00 740.00 j
! 6,364.00 1,272.80 j
5 6,364.00 . 1,272.80 1
13,394.00 2,678.80 j
> 28,120.00 5,624.00
) 8,140.00 1,628.00
3,034.00 606.80
> 1,998.00 399.60
> 5,032.00 1,006.40
3,774.00 754.80
) 2,960.00 592.00
> 3,330.00 666.00
> 5,698.00 ' 1,139.60
> 5,772.00 1,154.40
? 5,846 00 1,169.20
> 3,478.00 695.60
t 3,182.00 636.40
I 4,588.00 917.601
? 10,952..00 2 190.40 j
; 4,736.00 947.201
4,440.00 888'00
4,588.00 01 T.(,0
2,788.00 547.60
5,920.00 1,184.00
5,624.00 1.124.8')
4,810.00 962 00
2,294.00 4 "8.80
8,848.00 769.60
1,924.00 884.80
4,958.00 991.00
4,662.00 982.40
3,700.00 740.00
4,588.00 917.00
10,360.00 2,072.00
8,214.00 1,042.80
3,996.00 799.20
3,256.00 651.20
3,478.00 695.60
1,776.00 855.20
4,786.00 947.20
4,070.00 814.00 ,
7,178.00 1,435.60 ,
2,738.00 547.60
7,030.00 1,406.00
7,918.00 1,583.60
3,256.00 651.20
) 5,920.00 1,184.00
3,330.00 666.00 1
2,294.00 458.80
5,772.00 1,154.40 !
5,846.00 # 1,169.20
8 3,996.00 799.20
* 4,958.00 991.60
2,146.00 429.20
j 3,626.00 725.20
: 4,144.00 828.80
R 3.552.00 "ziAiin
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1 8,182.00 036.40
2 1,924.00 384.80
5 7,036.00 1,406.00
3 f 1,406.00 281.20
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. TREASURY DEPARTMENT
1, , Offifce of State Director For South I
! ' ' Exchange Bank Building
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To the M^yor:
Dear Sir:
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The South Carolina War Savings Commit
nated FRIDAY, JUNE 21, as MERCHANTS' \
DAY.
The merchants in evety town in the st&t
to invest their total cash receints that. hmt 'h
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Stamps.
It will be a very patriotic event and no com
fail to observe this day. South Carolina stand
list of states in the War Savings movement, j
that all patriotic South Carolinians are anxiou;
odious stigma of slacker removed from our sti
That is why we are calling- upon the ms
Carolina to lend their aid in the observance of
WAR SAVINGS DAY.
I This will be one of the features of the
paign which we will conduct from June 14th
It is expected that President Wilson will issue
proclamation and also Governor Manning.
We urge that, by proclamation or in so.m
tive manner, you urge upon the merchants of
observe the day v/e have set aside. This plai
Camden, S. C., where the merchants entered i;
ment.
We have written to all commercial organ
state in reference to this. We feel sure that
which is one of the most important of all the
woi ixnjrttiuxes umir your community, as well as
i respond willingly and cheerfully.
Assuring you of our appreciation of yo;
operation, we are,
Yours very respectfully,
THE SOUTH CAROLINA WAR SAVINGS
Manning J. Rubin,
Publicity Secret
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? THIS SPACE DONATED BY?
Burroughs & Collii
50 Spring Branch 75 277.5 6,550.00 1,110.00
^0 Causey 45 166.5 3,330.00 600.00
>1 Salem 49 181.*? .3,620.00 725.20
32 Mill Swamp 18 00.0 1,332.00 260.40
53 Rod Hill 30 111.0 2,220.00 444.00
34 Bi'unson 35 129.5 2.;)90.00 518.00
So Watts ^ 28 103.6 2,072.00 414.40
57 Norton ' 84 125.8 .. 2,516.00 503.20
58 Waccamaw 76 281.2 5,624.00 1,124.80
59 Seven Mile 81 299.7 5,994.00 1,198.80
30 Pawley 70 259.0 5,180.00 1,036.00
32 Vaught 8 29.6 592.00 118.40
34 Oak Grove 51 188.7 3,774.00 754.80
35 Twelve Mile 27 99.9 1,998.00 399.60
36 Eldorado 67 247.9 4,958.00 991.60
37 Carolina 82 303.4 6,068.00 1,213.60
38 Kingston 58 214.6 4,292.00 858.40
39 Ay nor 130 481.0 9,620.00 1,924.0)
100 Mount Vernon 62 229.4 4.58S.00 917.60
TOTAL 6,244 23,102.8 $462,056.00 $92,411.20
COLORED SCHOOLS
Estimated Al- 20 per cent of
lotment to be Allotment to
No. Name Enrollment Estimated raised during to be sold
Population year 1918 by June 28th
1 Midway 57 210.9 .$4,218.00 $ 843.60
1 Gordon Farm 21 77.7 1,554.00 310.80
1 Salem 109 403.3 8,066.00 1,613.20
2 Pine Ally 45 166.5 3,330.00 666.00
9 St. Paul 62 229.4 4,588.00 ( 917.60
9 Little River Neck 72 266.4 5,328.00 ' 1,065.60
11 Socastee 17 62.9 1,258.00 251.60
12 St. John 64 236.8 4,736.00 917.20
13 Myrtle Beach 31 114.7 2,294.00 ( 458.80
16 High Hill 54 109.8 3,996.00 799.20
17 Wannamaker 15 55,5 1,110.00 222.00
18 Loris 31 114.7 2,294.00 458.80
19 Whittmore 235 869:5 17,390.00 3,478.00
22 Big Swamp 00 222.0 4,440.00 888.00
26 Cool Spring 26 96.2 1,924.00 384.80
27 Beulah 26 96.2 1,924.00 384.80
31 Leather String 33 122.1 2,442.00 488.40
32 Oak Grove 36 133.2 2,664.00 532.80
33 Silent Grove 40 148.0 2,960.00 592.00
40 Joyner 34 125.8 2,516.00 503.20
42 Flag Patch 57 210.9 4,218.00 843.60
45 Grahamville 50 185.0 3,700.00 740.00
47 Red Hill 50 ' 185.0 3,700.00 740.00
50 Floyds . 46 170.2 3,404.00 680.80
57 Sweet Home 15 55.5 1,110.00 222.00
61 Sand Ridge 62 x 229.4 4,588.00 917.60
61 Tall Wood 47 173.4 3,478.00 695.60
61 Poplar i" 88-140*0 2,812.00 ; 562.40
67 fisgah , 10 37.0 740.00 148.00:
69 St. Paul '" #0 185.0 3,700.00 740.00
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74 Cochran 51 1B8.7 3,774.00 754.80
76 Ebenczer 66 244.2 4,884.00 976.8p
77 Bucksville 97 358.9 , 7,178.00 1,435.60
88 Waccamaw 89 329.3 6,586.00 1,317.20
89 Cain. Branch . { 55 203.5 4.070.00 814.00
92 Vaughts ' 27 99.9 1,998.00 , . 399.60
101 Todd Swamp 26 96$ 1,924.00 384.80
TOTAL 1,960 7,252.6 '$145,040.00 28,008.00
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NOTICE.
Under and by virtue of an Order
made by his Honor, J. S.Vaught, Probate
Judge of Horry County, the undersigned
will offer for sale, beginning
at ten o'clock A. M. on Thursday,
the 13th day of June, prox., at
the store of the late W. R. Lewis, in
the Town of Conway, a small lot of
groceries such as grits, meal, and
lard, and sundry other articles known
as "perishable goods," and ordered
1 sold at this time to avoid waste.
Terms of sale: Cash.
Mary A. Lewis,
Admnr.
E. T. Lewis,
Admr.
May 28th, 1918.
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time in Conway on business last Jk
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