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PAOB EIQHT BURRO Hardware ar H WHO \ Xnpnial F; Cook Stov< It GREAT MONEY SAVING to get that Stove you have higher on account Steel and are certain to pay if you 1 REMEMBER THE SAME SO WELL ESTABLISHE THIS LINE, WILL BE CO MR. BOURNE, FORMERLY KNOWN TO THE PUBLIC, ! Bucks Fa AT BURROUGHS & COLL MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. Miss Laura Jenkins gave a Mi-eel-i laneous Shower Wednesday after- j noon, November 5th, from 4 to 6 o'clock, in honor of the bride-elect, M iss Kathleen Sessions. Among the many parties given in honor of Miss sessions this was one ol the prettiest and most unique. The guests were met at the side door and taken into the sitting room where a bulletin board was posted on the door j announcing the date and time the Matrimonial tiain Miss Sessions was taking would leave. Miss Jenkins then opened the door and asked the' bride-elect to follow the "Rocky Road to Matrimony," lifting the rocks and stones she found in the road, this road ran down through the hall and on into the parlor. Jn the brown pallor bags were found many beautiful gifts for the bride. After the guest of honor opened her gifts, Miss Jenkins invited the guests into the dining room where she sei-ved a salad course followed by a sweet course. Miss Jenkins then gave each of the girls a piece of paper and asked each one to use the letters of her own name and give the bride-elect a few ideas as how to manage a husband. These were put into a hand-painted cover and given to the guest of honor. IN I'ONOIt OF MISS SESSIONS. Miss Jessamine Burroughs entertained in honor of the bride-elect, Miss Kathleen Session at a luncheon last Saluniay. The guests were greeted at the door by the hostess and invited into the living room whore a social half hour was enjoyed before lunch was served. The dining room was beautifully decorated in potted plants and cut flowers, the candles throwing a soft mellow glow over the whole room. Hanging from the chandelier was a huge pink rose hall with ribbons falling around the center piece of white chrysanthemums. The place cards were fastened to a minature heart fiom the top of which was suspended a tiny wedding bell. The favors wore small pap T baskets filled with p'nk and white mints. The guests were the member of IUGHS & COLLINS COMPA! id Farm ImpL HAS BEEN BOUGHT BY . L. BUCI iVILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS arm Imnlpmr mill iiiimuiui as, Ranges < f A GAR LOAD TO M( BY JANY. 1ST, 191 OPPORTUNITY been promising the good wife Coal strikes. Buy now and sav elay. HONORABLE METHODS 0 0 BY THE COMPANY WHOM NTINUED. WITH BURROUGHS & COLLINS S IN CHARGE OF THIS DEPARTf rm Impleme INS COMPANY'S OLD STAN inatod in the girls high school days? j I; Kathleen Sessions, Dorothy Officer b (Mrs. L. D. Magrath), Helen McCoy b (Mrs. H. L. Scarborough), Jesamine Burroughs, Grace Haselden, Laurr i" Jenkins, Sara McMillan, Edna Earlo o Spivey, and Ella Sessions. CHINA SHOWER. Tuesday evening, Nov. 4th, at 8 fJ o'clock, Mrs. J. K. Stalvey entertain- i ed in honor of the bride-elect, Miss i Kathleen Sessions, with a China t Shower. The beautiful Stalvev home was i decorated in white and yellow chry- c santhemums. The guests were met I by Mrs. Stalvey and invited in the \ living room where they were served * with tea by Miss Loula Stalvey, dress ( ed as a Chinese girl. The guests were i then asked to be seated on the floor t and were served rice, using a pair of < chop sticks. The one most effi- < cient in using the chop sticks won the > prize. This was presented to Mrs. ' (ieo. Rogers. Mrs. Stalvey seiwed yellow and r white cream and cake, immediately after which the two little Chinamen, Misses Bessie Louise Stalvey and Vivian Cox, came in with a large COME IN, THE V We have a car load of MuI'jo please you. Horses are ch< higher, buy now and save 1 bound to be on Mules, later. Buggies, Wagons and Road I will be much higher. We j Taylor Cannady, John Flanaj gies and Carts. A swell line cash or time. We have been trading with joining Counties for the past more satisfied Customers thi County. If you are not one we cordially invite you to coi ter is fine. Respec A, 0. THE THE HOBBY HERALD, COW m |: 1 ement Stock < K 5 AS A mt Store < "V V* Sc Heaters : t home. All iron going J e yourself the advance you < i 1 F DOING BUSINESS i WE SUCCEED IN ; J , ^ ] ? ? v fuJyD " < ) ' COMPANY, AND WELL i/IENT FOR ME. tit Store 0 UNTIL JANY 1,1920. Eiuiulry basket and gave it to the ride-cleet; in this she found a colDction of beautiful China. This was among the most beautiul of the many parties given in hont* or' the bride-elect. FOR MISS SESSIONS. Mrs. J. A. Norton entertained last r'nursday, November Gth, at 4 o'colck, j n honor of the bride-elect, Miss ! Cathleen Sessions, with a "Gifts for ! he Kitchen" Shower. After the guests had been invited nto the parlor, they were given lish towels to hem for the bride. Wrs. H. L. Scarborough received the )rize, a silver thimble, as fastest earnstress. Then each one wrote ner 'avorite recipe, these were bound in 1 hand-painted cover and presented o tne bride. Mrs. J. A. Norton then ?ntered, dressed as a Fairy, bearing >n a tin plate a card on which was .vrittcn: Tt has been rumored here and there, That if you will follow this fairy fo a place under the stair, A pot of gold, you are sure to find there." The iairy tnen led the bride and the party out into the hall to the >II VPH A piiipi l IflltMSHNt and Horses just in that will eap and Mules are getting the big advance that is Darts are advancing and sell the Thornhill Wagons, jan and Hurcalease Bugof Harness. Cheap for the people of Horry and adtwenty years, we have &n possibly any man in the of our satisfied Customers lie in and be one, the watfully, IMPSON ! WAY, S. C., NOV. 13, 1919. back of the staircase where in a back ground of pines was found a gypsy pot filled to the brim with "Gifts for the Kitchen," wrapped in gold, each gift bearing an appropriate .iiigle written by the giver. These were road aloud by the bride, which furnished much merriment. The last package in the pot contained a tin plate on which was written the following verse: 'When this little plate you ?2itd?.< Please get the guests in line A.nd let's have a- merry game of spin the plate. Before we are old, and it is too late." The bride returned to the parlor followed by the guests and then the srame?"Lots of Fun," after which they were invited to the dining room, rhe tables were covered with oil ?loth. A salad course, and cake and ;offee was served. The favors were mi nature brass coal buckets filled A-ith mints. The center piece was a Jack Horner pie, from which were lrawn by yellow ribbons. Miss Laura Jenkins drew the ring, Miss Ella Sessions the money, Miss Jessamine Burroughs a four leaf clover, Mrs. L. D. Magrath the thimble, Miss , Kathleen Sessions the wish bone. o COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. (Complaint Served). Court of Common Pleas. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Horry. American Kron Scale Company, a Corporation, Plaintiff vs. A. P. Magee, Defendant. TO THE DEFENDANT A. P. MAGEE. YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED ind required to answer the comnlaint r this action, of which a copy is here ,vith served upon you, and to serve a opy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his office it Conway, S. C., within twenty days il'tcr the service hereof; exclusive of he day of such service; and if you 'ail to answer the complaint within ;he time aforesaid, the plaintiff in his action will apply to the Court 'or the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated November 6th, 1919. H. H. WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attorney. vY. L. BRYAN. (L. S.) C. C. C. P. 10 A. P. Magec, Absent Defendant: TAKE NOTICE That the Comi SAY! Siegl WE HANDLE THE BEST WORLD. WE FOLLOW T! ICK & BACH. IVERS & ART, HOWARD AND ALL HOUSE, FLORENCE, S. C SOME OF OUR PIANOS 0 MLrULir / OL , , 6.W.JOHN: plaint in the foregoing stated action and the Summons of which the foregoing is a copy were filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Com mon Pleas in and for Horry County, at Conway, S. C., on the 6th day of November A. D. 1919. H. H. WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attorney. W. L. BRYAN, (L. S.) C. C. C. P. o ? NOTICE OF SALE. Under and by virtue of the decree and judgment of the court made by his Honor, T. J. Mauldin, Presiding Jlldflro. ill tho pjlso of I. It Slinirlotnn. Plaintiff vs. Amanda Grainger, Defendant, and dated the 26th day of September A. D. 1919, I, the undersigned J. A. Lewis, Sheriff of Horry County, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder before the Court House door at Conway, in Horry County, and State of South Carolina, during legal hours of sale, on salesday in December next, it being the first day of said month, all and singular those certain lands situate in Horry County, and described as follows, to wit: t&U and singular the following three tracts df land. One containing one hundred and seven (107) acres; one containing thirty-five; and one containing twenty-five (25) acres. This being the land on which I live and have titles for, and bounded by lands of Eva Grainger, 1/ce Daniels, Addie Stroud, et al, and the same lying and being in Floyds Township, County and State aforesaid. This property was sold salesday in October, 1919, and this sale is being made at the risk and expense of the defaulting purchaser. TERMS of Sale Cash. Purchaser te pay for papers and stamps. Conway, S. C., November 10, 1919. JAMES A. LEWTS, Sheriff of Horry County. S. C. DUSENBURY, 0 11 13!3t Plaintiff's Attorney. o WILL ALMOST EQUAL BRITAIN'S TONNAGE Washington?Predictions that ship* flying the American flag will almost equal the tonnage of Great Britain by the end of 1920 were made in tieSenate by Senator Jones, Republican of Washington, chairman of the Senate commerce committee, in intro! READ 1 BUY YOUR PIANO FROM THE ing Music H WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY MAKES, ENDORSED BY THE 4C HMC DDIPC Dl AM \MC CCI ? *? VI* L. I III vu I I? r?l I 1 a If L OLL DHMn cumnrrn J i wiiu, onumucn, rvun ?MA SORTS OF HIGH GRADE PLAY OR G. W. JOHNSON, NICHOL N THE FLOOR. THEY ARE B ?G MVSIC Established 1819 DEST MUSIC HOUSE IN AME1 SON, LOCAL AGENT, NICK 1 during Hifc bills proposing alternative plans for a permanent federal shipping policy. Both; bills wore referred tc the commerce committee for future consideration. With prospective completion of the government's war shipbuilding^ yro- 9 gram by December 31, 1920, Senator I Jones said the United States, including coastwise vessels, will have a A merchant fleet of about 18,000,000 tons* equal nearly that of Great Brit uin ami he added, the two nations win control about two-thirds of the w odd's tonnage. To I)o Our Share. "Wo do not desire and it is not our purpose to drive other nations off the sea" said Senator Jones, "but we 1 do want to do and we ought to do at least our proportionate part of our own and the world's carrying- trad#;so that our commerce shall have 11 fair chance in the world's markets, and that we may hereafter fully j prepared for any emergency." Regarding the government's future shipping policy, Senator Jones said | about eight million of the twelve million tons under the American flag in foreign trade will be governmentowned. L "We may differ about government ownership" he said, "but that can be no issue here. The government owns these ships, whether we will or no. | We must not allow private parties to take the cream of this shipping and ] let the government hold thd? balance , to dispose of at a great sacrifice. Grant that government ownership J should end as soon as may be, it ought to be brought about as nearly J as may be without unnecessary sacrifice. No one can reasonably hope that private enterprise and capital in the face of foreign competition and handicapped by our own inexperience will be able to absorb and take over all this shipping in a short while." T uv'rP'; i >??.?'* wnt <l(-\vn : " < 1 i; a! C2rction v 111 Iv"c(>>n' > '1' i !" " ! Win > C > "I ' ' ( ' I .' tills" I iii la'-K age I f> \'\ i: ;t ' . lion ll V. ' i> ij? vV. ' r .11 ,'t i ? oIiil i !1 .? i .. < I lii:.11jii1 >U.'ly. t\ ? file iuu.ne ?aat i>*e? war Aiioct t??3 lieu! 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