Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i \ Lcecel end I Get good printing at the Herald office. O. J. Bell was in Conway on busi[> ness recently. Blanton off oris was in Conway last week. \J p m m m m m New irish potatoes have been eomi ing in for some time. 1 ' m 1 E. J. Sheiwood was in Charleston last week on business* * ? * ** There were showers of rain here the middle of last week. E. W. Johnson was in Conway on k business one day last week. ***** .jrf ; Chas. Dusenbury was a recent visitor to' relatives in the county. \ At * 7 njfi. Prince of Gurloy, S. C., was in Conway one day last week. ***** * Mrs. A. D. Jones visited in Bennettsville the first of last week. ***** Senator Hal L. Buck was away on business several days last week. ? * * * K. G. Scarborough was here from Sumter "the middle of last week. * * 9 * HPaul Sasser, of the Wofford Fit ting N,ool, Spartanburg, is at Inane | ior ihJVnsuminer vacation. * * * * ? Rains wore needed in this section last week for some of the growing crops. A. I). Jones has fine looking crops on his farms on the road to Myrtle Ih ach. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Atkinson were in Conway for a short time recently. Keith Burbagc, of Virginia, is visiting friends and relatives in the city. ***** Cotton has been taking a new start to grow in many localities during the past two weeks. Henry Grantham of Galivants Ferry, S. C., was in Conway on business last Wednesday. * * George A. Rabon. of Cool Snrimr. ?I' - ?r ? S. C., was in Conway, on business last Wednesday. V * * * ? One Irish potato buyer arrived in Conway recently and spent some time on the market. Dan W. Hardwick, president of the Farmers Ilank at Doris, spent some time in Conway last week. * Miss Marguerite Collins, who has been attending the Gwyn School, at . Spartanburg, is at home for the summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs. -Gilbert Johnson, of Laurel Hill, N. C., are visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnson. * * ? # * The Horry Tobacco Warehouse will have increased floor room this season. The work was started in time and is about finished. Vegetables are necessary for good health of the body at this season of tin year. Too much meat will make too much heat in the system. m m m w *, Courts are now over until Septem- < ber, when the regular criminal term 1 will convene, unless a special term should be called before that time. ***** ! If you like this paper then aid us j ^ bv telling your neighbors about it 1 and increase the influence of the. pa- t per by getting others to subscribe for 1 it. j 1 ? | Call on the Herald for paper doi- ? lic.sjfroaper towels in rolls, toilet papor*\\hnd second sheets. Get any I printing you need from the job do- t apartment. v m m m m Thomas W. Livingstone was called j to Charleston, S. C., last week as a1 juryman in the United States Dis-|*j trict Court. He left for that city|^ on Monday of last week. ^ ? \ Nitrate of Soda. We have fifty tons in stock. Let us have your orders. Palmetto Grocery Co., Mullins.?ad. 2t * Tli^e will be a regular meeting of liJ^jLive Oak Camp No. 124 W. O. | W., "Thursday evening, June 12, at i 0 o'clock. Several members to be j initiated. All members are invite 1 to be present. |L f^[ ^1. ^ I L Mr. and Mrs. Jesse W. Jones, of Mullins, spent last week-end here with friends and relatives. m J. D. Jordan was in Conway on business last Saturday. m * * m Kenneth B. Lewis was back in Con way last week on business. m m m m m N;. D. Paul was among those visiting Conway on business last week. Miss Frances Plexico, of Sharon, S. C., is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. R. Ambrose. Things we do for spite never turn us out anything of value in the long run. J. W. Gerrald came to Conway from Hayhoro one day last week. * * * * Showers of rain came last week to bless the young crops of grain growing all over Horry County, as well as for the money crops of cotton and tobacco which "the farmers have planted anil are cultivating well o far. C. E. Lovell was in Conway one day last week. Call at the Herald office for good printing. * * * * * Miss Corrinne Llailoy, of Clinton, S. C., is visiting Miss Aleene Spivcy. Dr. Diet/ left Monday for Columbia. lie expects to return to the city Friday. I Get good land deeds and mortgages of real estate at the Herald office. \V. A. Prince, of Loris, was in Con way recently on business. | Mrs. Mary A. Hardwiek. of I .oris S. C., arrived in Conway last Friday to spend some time with her daughter, Mrs. J. S. Vaught. She will | spend some time here with Mr. and I Mrs. Vaught. j Archie Sasser, who has boon attending the University of South Carolina, arrived here last week to (spend the vacation period. Mr. SasIsc! has accepted a position with the Norton Dnjg Co. ***** There was a heavy rain in this section last Friday about 1 o'clock in the afternoon. * m ? m m A. 1). Buffkin and Mrs. Emma Pridgen, both of Green Sea, spent some time here on business last Friday. The crops in this section took on a mighty good start during last week passing all the records of the year in rapid growth for such a short time. Just received ?*ar of Red Cedar shingles, see VV. R. Salmon at Conway 5 & 10c Store.?Adv. It. * * George Causey was in Conway last 1 Friday with new Irish potatoes to I sell on the Conway market. m m ?p Several Irish potato buyers spent last week in this section. Farmers did not plant these extensively this year owing no doubt to the low prices of last year. * V Nitrate of Soda. We have fifty torts in stock. Let us have your orders. Palmetto Grocery Co., Mullins.?ad. 2t * ? m A mil if1? *- ' 1 * .?. j-vuviwu i.-i ucui^ cireuiaieu toi* the pardon of Arthur Alston, a ne?ro boy who was convicted in 1915 aefore the court in Conway and sentenced to five years in the gang. He had friends at the time who did not relieve he was guilty and they do not relieve so yet. It is stated that the solicitor said at the time that he vould recommend a pardon after the >oy had sewed a part of the senence. ? * * Nitrate of Soda. We have ifty tons in stock. Let ns have , 'our orders. Palmetto Grocery \ >o., Mullins.?ad. 2t 9 9 9 9 VANTED?Purchasers for tobacco 1 sticks; cut any length desired at .25 cents per hundred lineal (running) feet.?Conway Lumber Com- ? pany.?Adv. 4-24-19 2mos. HOLD YOUR LIBERTY I p BONDS f Bllt if VOU have to soil thnm wn - C. B. DUSENBURY, \ 3j20-8t-pd Grier More. Co. j * THE HORRY. HERALD, 001 Bonnie M. Graham arrived in Conway the first of last week to spend several days on a furlough. He belongs to the United States Naval Reserve. ' f Call at the Herald office for adding machine paper, second sheet.", paper doilies and paper towels in rolls. * Judge J. S. Vught left here yesterday for New Jersey where he goes to delivey Harry Page to the authorities. Page Is a young man of unsound mind and has been giving the officials in this State some trouble for a year1 or more. m m m m m H. Mayo Sarvis of Loris, was in Conway on business last Tuesday. m WAY TO SUCCEED. The way for a farmer to sucreed in raising Irish potatoes in this county, is to plant every year from eight to fifteen acres, getting them out car| ly and digging at the right time jand placing on the market. Some years the price will be low but others will bring good money, and the average for ten years will show him a good profit fiom the crop. This I way of planting this year then j skipping two years and planting I again is not the way to get the best results out of a crop. -o VISITORS FROM TURKEY. Mrs. C. H. Haase, and four ehiidien, are visiting her parents an I brothers at the Dietz Ranch. She comes from Oberlia, where the older children have been in schobl. Mrs Haase is ejecting D.v, Haase to arj rive from Adana, Turkey to this' j country soon. Dr. Haase has had charge of the International Hospita a' Adana for the American Mission Beard for about nine years. One of Mrs. Hease's duties was that o. ! teacher for the American Board oi 1 *** ? 1. '1 ^ rT< ...i.jo.uiin 1411oil iiiuiiiiiiiiuon oi. turkey, when the women and children were sent home. Adana, Turkey is not far from Tarsus, the Apostle Paul's home city. o_ RETURNS FROM VISIT. Magistrate John 1. Ward, of Little iRiver, passed through Conway last Friday on his way home from Wilmington, N. C., where he went to visit his sister, Mrs. J. S. Bi-own. Mrs. Brown stumbled and fell and broke the knee-cap, which made her very ill, and when Mr. Ward got there he found her in the James Walker Memorial Hospital. He has been with her since Saturday and states that she is rapidly recovering. Mrs. Brown was the wife .of J. S. Brown who in former years ran a laige mercantile business ;at Little River, S. C. mm*** LEFT in one-horse wagon on Laurel St.?two bundles?one hat, etc. Apply One Price Shoe Store.-3t pd w NOTICE. Lost one yellowish-black bull, marked smooth crop in left ear and smooth crop and swallow fork in i. - - j nj;iiL car, anout l year old. Strayed i off about April 1, 1919. Suitable reIward for information to : 5:29 ot p<l adv B. 1,. BUFFKIN. i Bayboro, S. C. | * * * * * REWARD O.F $10.00. Jenkins Bros., of Tabor, N. C., will pay ten dollars reward for infovmation leading to recovery of the stiay cow they are now advertising in this paper. Write to Jenkins Bros., Tabor, N. C., or carry the cow lo them and get the reward.?adv .'It 5129; 19. ***** FOR SALE. If you want a fine pair, black, well matched, well-broke, good sei"vicoal'le Horses, weighing about 1400 lhs. each, not old, not too young for good service, Wagon and Harness almost new, see E. T. LEWIS at Con way Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Conway, S. C.?adv tf. ***** NOTICE. I have lost one dark-brindled, dehorned cow, with dark brindled yearling heifer about 18 months old. Suitable reward for information to W. J. CHERRY. R. F. D. No. 2, Conway, S. C. ?6 29 19?3t-pd? ***** BICYCLES.?Bicycles and Bicycle Supplies, Flash Lights, Lamps, Bat erics See Sutherland Furniture Co. ~adv tf 5122(19. ;,OR SALE?One fairly good second hand one ton Truck. E. T. Lewis, Conway Coca-Cola Bottling Co. ? tdv tf. <j FOIt SALE. 2 Single comb Rhode Island Red it ggs for setting. These eggs are ji rom pure bred birds. $1.50 for g ctting of 15 eggs. Call on or write <1 Mrs. S. II. Harrelson, C R. F. D. 2, Tabor, N. C. 1 dv?2(27t19-3nios. pd. \ fWAY, S. C., JUNE 12, 1919 BROWN X K-CARTRETTE. Miss Anna Brownie of Wilmington, N. C., was married to Mr. Thomas F. Cartrette, of Conway, on June 4th. The wedding took. place in .Wilmington, N. C., the home of the bride. After the ceremony, the contracting parties came to Conway, where Mr. Cartrette holds the position of Assistant Postmaster, at the Conway postoffice. He is a young man of steady habits and good character, ami is falling this responsible position with credit to himself. The bride is an expert stenographer and was employed in that work for the Trexler Lumber Company for more than a year She has made many friends in this section of the country. NOTICE OF REWARD. Will give $5.00 to any one taking up my yearling and notifying me. Advertised in this paper. Red brind led bull, about 1 year old. L. W. ANDERSON. Gurley, S. C.?adv-6 12 10-41 pd. o LARGEST TURNIP. 'Tlu* largest turnip the Herald has seen this year, and almost for any other year, was brought to the office last week by T. T. Thomas, who is among the industrious and progressive farmers of Dogwood Neck town ship. This turnip was of the white variety and it is sufficient to say that its dimensions and s wo'gh. headed all those published in this paper last year. o MARION DISTRICT Sunday School Conference, Dillon, S C., June 19 liO. Thursday Morning, June 10. 10:00?Opening1 Devotions. 10:30?Organization of Conference: Roll Call of Pastors, Superintendents, and Elected Delegates. Appointment of Committees. Call for School Reports. I 1 :00? Teaching and Training the Child in Prayer, Praise, Service. II ;30?Intercession. 12:00?Business Pledges for Dis'. work and Awarding Banners. 12:45?The Need and Use of Meth odist Standards. Thursday Afternoon, .June 10. 3:2.0?Three Conferences Held Simultaneously: Elemcnatry, Mrs. T, C. Hasterling, Dist. Elem. Supt., Presiding. Leading Beginner Children to Know the Heavenly Father. How T r* 1-1 ^ .uv.uvmwui vjraueu Literature intc My Primary Department. How I an* Meeting the Needs of Juniors. Gra< ing the Schools by the Elementary Standards. Open Conference on Elementary Work. Adolescent?Rev. M. W Hook Presiding. The Intcrmcdiatc-Scnioi Boy and Girl. Our Young People and Their Needs, The Wesley Bible Class and These, Training These for Christian Service. Adult?Prof. T. C. Easterling, Dist Pres., Presiding. The Adult and His Needs, The Adult Wesley Bible Class, Superintending a Graded Sunday School, The Pastor's Place and Part in the Sunday School. I 5:00?General Session: Prof. T. IC. Easterling, Presiding. Our Church Buildings. Business and Round Table. Accurate Records and financing the Sunday School. Thursday Night, June 19. 9:00?Address. Friday Morning, June 20. 9:H0?Report of the Committees. 10:00?Our District Program. 10:30?Our Conference Plans. 1 1 .on T7<i ~ ? n.uu?ice11on 01 ui ticers. Selecting' the Next Place of Meeting'. Resolutions. Unfinished Business. 12:00?A d< I rcss. 12:30?The Teacher and Ili.s Work 1:00?Our Training Schools.' 1:30?Adjournment. o Reliable well rated business houiicwants high grade individual repn sentative or jobber capable of cov ering territory. Propostion pays 50 to 75 per cent on investment. $500.00 or more necessary according to territory desired. You "handle you own money. We pay your expenses to Columbia if you qualify. Closing territory rapidly. Write or wire at once. General Manager, Room 311, Liberty National Bank Bldg., Columbia, S. C.? Adv.-64-5|29|19-tf. CALL ON THF. flF.RAi n roi>. f - ? m m m.* M. V/1% Adding Machine Rolls, , Paper Towels in Rolls, o?AV(J I * A V44^V A Second Sheets, 1 Prices arc right for these. 1 o 2 HOUR KODAK FINISHING All rolls developed 10c; packs 0c up; prints 2 l-2c-4c-.r>c; enlarglg 35c up. Specialists?we do nothig but kodak finishing. All work uarantced to please. Eastman. Kor.ks. Films, Supplies. 'OLUMUIA PHOTO FINISHING CO 111 Taylor Street, Columbia, S. C. -l"-tf.? MUCH WORK DONE NO SPECIAL TERM So many of the criminal cases wore disposed of at the recent term of the court, that no special term of the Court cf Genera! Sessions will he needed to dispose of the business and clear the docket. The court solicitor worked hard in disposing of cases, and while a number were continued over until the noxt time, yet the pyeashig cases of importance were ti'Cd, or some other disposition made. For a time it was believed that r? special term would be absolutely required in order to catch up with the work which had been delayed by the influenza. It is well that this exnrmcn of >" 4 1 v/i mi t-Avia k"mi win no saved. o ? NEW MACHINE SHOP. The new machine shop for repairing automobiles aone will be started at an early date as soon as bricks are placed on the ground. Harry 0. Cushman will erect the now building on one of his vacant lots next doer to the brick garage building nowbeing operated by John Coles. The new building will be about fifty by on< hundred feet and will have Unnecessary floor space for installing; modern machinery and power plant i'oi running this. The building \vi' bo used exclusively for repair work on automobiles. It is intended i provide in the new building the in*. nh ments and space for every par- -! . ' the work of rebuilding a r.uicYn from the relining and babbettiuv the engine to the repainting of Uv , body. NOTICE. All persons having claims against the estate of the late John Henry 01 ruuii are nereoy required to pros onL same duly verified according 10 law to the undersigned Administrator or to his attorney; and all persons indebted unto the said estate are requested to make immediate payment likewise. Grover C. Stroud, Qualified Administrator. E. J. Sherwood, Attorney for Administrator. Lovis, S. C.f June 7, 1019 0 12 19?\\i ? ? o F. M. Parker, of Toddville section, spent some time here on Lusincss last week. i o , FOR STEALING BICYCLE, j Doton Jackson, a negro employee I of one of the Companies here, stole r a bicycle from the Light & Power , Company and slipped away taking* ; train for Fairmont, N. C. Later he passed through Conway on the train . and went to Myrtle Reach and was j ai rested there by the authorities , I Constable H. N. Sessions went there last Wednesday and arrested the n< gvp and placed him in the County Jail where he is likely to remain u;i1 til the next term of the crimin. 1 i Coill't !K lln n'ninnf U..M ... ... * unuul illtllVV U<U1. IGOODSHOWVAT [ PASTIME THEATER Tho pastime has hiul an exccptionally good program for tho past several weeks, and good pictures nr. being shown this week at this pepu lar place of amusement. The patronage from the country appear, to be increasing as time goes on. o DELCO-UGHT The complete Electric Light and Power Plant Betters living conditions. Keeps the boys & girls contented on the farm Box 353, ? Conway, S. C. ] ??m* ' c I can make you see better. I can make you feel better. I can make t vou look better and you will do beter by using the best Lens for the e east money. J. E. DAWSEY, I Optometrist. II r For tobacco flues call on J. W. Sasser, Gurley, S. C. s We manufacture the best " flues made.?4 24 12t T PAGE FIVE FARMER IS ACCUSED OF SOCIAL CRIME f Woman in The Case Recently Came From Florida With George Hacks. % Goerge H. Skipper and Edna Hucks, both of the Cedar Grove section of this county, were bound over by the magistrate court here last week for a preliminary hearing on a charge of adultery. The name of the prosecutor was not given out at. the time of the arrest. It is alleged that the prosecution is the outcome of spite on the part of some of those concerned with the prosecution. ivtna Hucks is the wife of George Hacks, who recently came with his wife and daughter from Florida where they had been living for several years. It is said that the husband has a second wife in Florida and that he was divorced from her. His present wife, Edna Murks, one or the defendants in this case, is also a divorced woman. Recently George 1 lucks left Edna hero in this county. She went back to Florida and stayed about three weeks in an effort to get some hotly to take care of her and two children that are on her ha ds. Not receiving any aid in Florida she I returned here and was working as a hand on the place of Gtoige H. Skipt;ev when tiiis warrant was sworn out. The defendant, G< >rge H. Skipper dirties that there hat been any violation of the iaw in any way on his part and has arranged to defend the cas.c After the arrest last w? ? k t.hn defendants were placed in jail wheio. they remained that night until bond could be arranged early the next day. o ? A Rest Cure. "Some men," said Unele Ebcn, 'goes fishin' not so much toh do sake of do fish as foh de chance to loaf without bein* noticed."?Washington.: Star. , WANTED?A FARM 200 to 600 ACRES Improved land, on public road, near school house and church. "FARMER n-5" CARE OF "TEE STATE" Columbia, S. C. r lux; ram Marion District Sunday School Conference, Dillon. S. June 20, 21, 1919, Tuesday Morning, June 20. 10:00 A. M.?Opening Devotions. 10:15 A. M.?Organization of Conference; Roll call of Pastors, Superintendents, and Delegates; Appointment of Committees; Call for school reports. 10:45 A. M.?Teaching and Training the Child in Prayer, Praise and Service. 11:10 A. M. ? Departmental Conferences: Element:) rv rp ?I. Eastering, Dist. El. Supt., presiding-; Mow I am Leading my Beginner Child to know the Heavenly Father; Mow 1 introduced the Graded Lessons in my Primary Department; How I am Meeting the Needs of Juniors; Open Conference on Elementary Work; Adolescent, Prof. T. C. Easterling, presiding; The Intermediate ? Senior Boy and Girl; Our Young Peoples' Department; Training ' the Adolescent for Christian Service through the Wesley Bible Class; Adult, Pastors and Superrnetmlents; Rev. M. W. Hook, presiding; The Adult and his Needs; The Adult Wesley Bible Class; The Pastor'.; place in the Sunday School. 12:10?Intercession. 12:35?Our Methodist Standards 1:0()?Dinner Friday Afternoon, June 20. 4:00 ? Departmental Conferences, ontinued. 5:30?General Session. Our Church mildings. Friday Night, June 20. 8:30?The Challenge oi the Preset; Looking Forward. Saturday Morning, JRme 21. 9:30?Reports of the Commitees; 'ledges for the District Work; Election of Officers; Selection nf ' ?? v/l iceting; Our District Program; Our lonference Plans; Awarding banners nd pennants; Necessity for largo unday School Day Offering; AcLirate records and financing the unday School; The Church School; he Momentary Child. 1:00?Adjournment.