The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, December 19, 1918, Page FOUR, Image 4
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THURSDAY, DEC. 19, 1918
The last Thanksgiving was not
bad for Turkey. His price was too
high for people to afford to break in
on his territory.
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1 The American soldiers went to
France to get Old Bill, and they
went with a will. They still will
look out for Old Bill.
The high cost of living goes on
just the same, war or no war; and ?t
will, until things reach ther level
again, and nobody knows when that
will be.
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The pay this country wil get from
Germany after France and Belgium
have been restored, will amount to
but little. There will be nothing
left at all for our Unclee Sum.
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Farmers will aid in restoring this
country to a peace-time basis by
raising large supplies; and there is
not a reason in the whole world why
all they can raise will not bring
them fail- returns.
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The period of reconstruction following
the worM war is likely to
ui mt) nivuauuiin j an u^ 111 ^ tin*.
as hard to manage as the actual war
itself. It may require deeper thinking
than the war itself.
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When the war is no longer the ex
cuse for high prices, then the profiteer
will have to find some other;
and it may be hard to find. lie will
have to be careful to keep from land
ing in jail, you know.
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The Kaiser abdicated and yet perhaps
he did not get off his seat.
There is too much uncertainty about
this matter for the allies to let i1
rest. We must get the Kaiser
Nothing else will do.
The high cost of living will reman
for some time and things are boun
t) be out of tune. But it is useles
tc go wild over it and think of doinj
absurd things. 'It will all com
right in time."
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The week the armistice was sign
ed by the allies with Germany, it wa
reported all over the world that th
Kaiser had renounced his throne an
all his powers. It was therefor
wlith surprise that the world rea
dispatches published about a week c
two ago that at last the kaiser ha
signed a tormai renunciation oj hi
right as king of Prussia and Erne pre
of Germany. The question now ;
whether he has ever renounced it ?
all or. mot. ! If one story he had pul
lisfred proved untrpe, then all that h
may say is untrilo. And as we ha\
already been warned by Paris new:
papers, it is just as well to be pr<
pared for surprises to come out c
Germany yet.
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LETTER TO TEACHERS.
The following letter has been maileel
to the teachcis of the publi<
schools of Horry County, and it h
hoped that the teachers will try t<
interest their pupils in joining one oi
these clubs. The epidemic of influenza
which has been more or less
prevalent in every community made
^ it. almost impossible for the count\
agent to visit all of the schools tc
effect the necessary organizationc ir
club work. Hence the method ol
writing to the teachers to organize
the boys clubs has been resorted to
All boys between ten and cighteer
years of age arc eligible to clut
mmbership. Ask your teacher foi
the enrollment card and become 2
member of the corn or pig club before
Xmas.
Conway, S. C., Dec. 5. 1918.
Deaer Teacher:
I should like to ask the cooperation
of you, and youi school boys ir
the boys' and girls' club work. These
Organizations as you know are nation
wide, and have contributed in nc
small way towards the development
of scientific agriculture in the rura
communities. One great object ir
the work is that it enlarges the vision
of the boy or girl, and gives bin
definite purpose during the forma
tive period of his life, and no doubt
from the club work of your boy:
many valuable object lessons may b<
obtained which would be of grca'
value to you in teaching agriculture
i in your school.
| The imperative need of greate
| pioduction in foodstuff together witl
j the training club work will give tin
boys and girls of your schools is,
am sure, suffeiient reason why :
large number of your pupils betweoi
the ages of ten and eighteen year
should be enrolled in one of thes
j clubs. It should especially appeal t
1 the boys because they are learnin,
the principles of scientific agricul
lure, and farming wlil be the key t
unlock the resources whereby we ar
to build during the reconstructiv
period.
The enclosed cards may bo hande
to those who desire to become men
hers. They are already stampc
with my name and address, and o
Uio rover; c smc mav do written ti
name of the boy or girl, his age, po:
, office address, parent, school, ar
? the club which he desires to becorr
i a member whether the pig, wheat <
. corn club. And just here, I wou
like to ask that you enroll as mar
boys in the wheat club as possibl
i Where the boy's father is grown
I wheat, it would be an easy matter
s j set aside one acre as the boys cli
r I plot.
These cards require no posta
and may be placed in any mail be
All who sign end mail these car
. will be considered officially cnrolh
. 1 shall then take pleasure in visiti
o each member from time to time, a
d instructing them in club work. Fa
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(> mcmufl Will Ul.^U H'cnvr innn in. n
(I from the Extension Division of Cl?
,r son College with the Department
<\ Agriculture cooperating.
Vnnvi> irnvv frillv
IS i uUi i. i w. ^ .1 ,
>r ?A. J. Baker
County Age
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>~ SOLI) FINE FARMS.
r? Mr. Will A. Freeman has
farm at Hardee's Ferry to
^ Westbury, of Hamcr, S. C., the I
tor having purchased an option
the place and made part payiru
some time ago. It is one of the fin
farms in that section of Hoi
County.
THE HOMY HOti
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folks, the mid5
and the big
>ung folks and
in fact for all
at most reasonrices
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Drug Co.
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NOTICE OF SALES.
Under and by virtue of the Order
- of the Probate Court of Horry Couni
; ty duly made and entered; we, the ;
3 j undersignced Administrators of the |
) j personal estate of W, R. Lewis, i
1 | Dcc'd., will sell av public auction to
- ! Ihc highest bidders for cash, begin- j
3 ning at Eleven (111 o'clock in the
i forenoon on Friday, the 20th day of
r December A. D., 1918, and continu)
ing, if necessary at Eleven (11) i
i o'clock in the forenoon on Saturday, j
Decern be i* 21st, A. D., 1918, until all
4 of the same shall be sold:
All and singular, all of the remain
i ing personal estate of the said W. R.
> Lewis, deceased, consisting of crops
of hay, fodder and other personal
i property of every kind situated at
Windy Hill farm on the seashore
near Wampee, S. C., and some being
at Conwav, S. C.
The said sale will begin at Eleven
(11) o'clock in the forenoon Deccm
ber 20th at Windy Hill farm.
i ' E. T. LEWIS,
j MARY A. LEWIS,
Administrators of W. R. Lewis,
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1 THE DAY OF DAYS.
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1 The greatest day with the people '
! f? r' Villi vfnr.'l nnrl tlm cnwAiuwIinfr i
1 community is to take place s^t thelj
Yallyford School House on Tuesday,!!
' Dec. 24th 1918 at 10 o'clock A. M.
Program for the Day.
1.?Songs.
2.?Recitations by children and !
" songs by choir.
3.?Volutecr speeches by visitors !
1 on Church and Sunday School work.
1 4.?A speech by Santa Claus, ,
^ 5.?Presents given to children by j
Santa Cluus.
6.?Purchasing th^ draw box prcs1
cuts and all other Xnias confcctionaires
and toys for children may be
( purchased by everybody at this place
0 from the Christmas tree conducted by
^ Santa Clans.
7.?Contribution envelopes given
? out to those wishing to give help on J
( building the Valleyford church.
A cordal invitation to all. Come !
j enjoy the exercise and buy all of your
Christmas fruit and toys.
Help us to raise money to build
j our church. Thanks in advance by
n Valleyford Church.
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4 MISS DOAK DEAD.
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U Chicago, Dec. 8.?Miss Saba Doak,
.... 11 i . i.. i.
I concert, singer, wen Known uirougn(
i out the South, <lio<i of influenza and
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pneumonia today. She received mr??*
J sical education in Europe. For the
A last four years she had resided in
\? Chicago. She was born in Sclma,
Ala.
(Many friends will remember Miss
Saba Doak. She was the daughter
,x' of the Rev. A. S. Doak, who was
pastor of the Conway Presbyterian
church at Conway for a number of
nK years, moving away from Conway
n'' four or five years ago. 'fho preach'
or had a very interesting family,
0,1 among them Miss Saba, who yiade
L a singer of much note.?Ed.)
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New Form?"Now, gentlemen of
the jury," began the oid lawyer.
' Hearing a cough from his partner,
nt. ., . .
- no stopped anruptiy.
"I hog pardon. -Now, ladies and
gentlemen of the jury!"?Kansas
City Journal. 1 Mil* .
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-< I CARf) OF THANKS.
I Wc take this method of thanking
all who so kindly assisted us during
on the severe illness of our family and
the death of our daughter. We pray
est that Clod will bless each and every
ry one.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rirtort.
LP, OOHWAr, 8. o.
CORONER'S JURY.
Magistrate H. C. Dawsey, acting
as coroner, as provided by law, held
an inquest upon the death of ChM*ley
1J, Ifloyd, in Galivants Fprfy
tc wnship last Friday.
The jury returned a verdict that'
the deceased Charley H. Floyd came
to his death by gun shot wound
from shot gun in hands of A. Pitman
Floyd;, and this was signed by
J, W. Crawford, as{foreman.
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"She seems to* bo the man of the
family." > ;\ll tuil ?.i'i ?
,"Yes. . Some . day U.eixpect to hear
of, Jbe** buying an electric automobile
foi her husband."?Deroit Free
Press.
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NEWS FROM MACEDONIA.
The health of the community is
fairly good since the influenza has
gone through.
There will be a preachers' and
deacons' meeting on Thursday before
the third Sunday in January at
the church here. All preachers and
deacons are invited to attend.
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AJ. OUKgS.
BICYCLES, VELOCIPEDE
CHAIRS, BABY ROCKER?
HEATERS AND COOK SI
Let us frame those Pictui
We have a nice line of Ti
Sutherlan
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FOR THE ON
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I have in this week two (2:),,oarloadft;MuJg* andHorses
and another carload enroute. Will be it? last of this
week, the best I can buy. Also one carload of buggies.
One carload of wagons enroute. Expect in any day.
Think you will save money to buy your Horses and
Mules now as they will probably be higher during January.
N '-ft
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CONWAY S. C.
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CING SPECIAL PRICES ON HOSIERY, HAND- I
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