The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 13, 1920, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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Hon. M. M. Stanley,, of Loris, was
in Conway the first of last week.
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T. A. Harrelson was in Conway oh
J business one clay last week.
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M. I. Prince, of Loris, S. C., wa*
in Conway one /ay last week.
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David Hardwick was in Conway
one day lact week on business.
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S. H. Harrelson v as in Conway
last v. eek.
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G. T. Bellamy was among those
visiting Conway last week.
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?.? ,t vvji^ wrt-> in v^onwuy last wuen
from his fann in Bucks townsh'p.
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Light showers continued duiing
the latter part of last week and were
good on young crops in several sections
of the county. ^
One of the finest treats of the
season is the Hadcliffe Chautauqua <
-v, which will be here on May 18th,!
' 19th and 20th. There will be three
whole days of fun, entertainment and
instiucti'n. The evening perform |
ancc:; will begin at 8:30 und those at
night at 8:80?adv. ?
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The admission fees at the Radcliff
Chautauqua will be seventy j
five cents for adults and thirty-five
cents for children. No one can refuse
to take part in this great boost
for our community interests.?adv
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W. J. Hendricks, of Cedar Grove,
section spent some time in Conway
last week.
Archie Sasser. of the TInivovsit.v
of SoutR Carolina, Columbia, spent
last week-end here with friends and
relatives.
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y* Mayor L. I). Magrath, who was
called to New York on account of
the illness of his mother, who later
died, returned to the city last Saturday.
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Try Beetle Mort Powders for
spraying your Irish potatoes. Cooper-Smith
Co.?adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alec McNeill, of
Florida, arrived here last week to
visit the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. T. McNeill.
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Rev. W. T. C. Briggs, of Loris,
visited Conway one day recently on
business.
Special Price on Velvet Beans.
^ See us before you buy. CooperSmith
Co.?adv.
Governor Robert A. Cooper ha 3
accepted the chairmanship of the!
state committee which will have the
active management of the South,
Carolina Development Boavd. The j
vice chairfan is former Governor
Richard I. Manning.
Guaranteed fro? Rust Remove*.
Will remove that Iron Rust from
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your garmeius. xxorion urug Co.?
adv
FOR SALE?Two good Jersey Milch
Cows, fresh. See me .quick. I).
A. Dozier, Conway, S. C.*?adv It
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90 Day Velvet Beans. SpecisI
price. Cooper-Smith Co.?adv
t FOR SALE?One Ford Touring Car,
1914 model, engine just overhaul- 1
ed, rear construction practically
new, runs good, equipped with I
3918 fenders and Hassler shock 1
absorbers, new coil box. Price ?
$400.00. H. H. Graham, Loris, S. i
C., R F D 2.?adv 5|13 4t. 1
FOR SALE
One Dort Touring car, run less 1
than 100 miles See Buck Motor Co. 1
?adv 5|6 2t. <
HAS LOST MARE. J
jvost?One bright bay mare mule
ab^ut eight years old. Shoes on
fr? nt feet. Scar on one hind foot, v
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Anyone finding same will please no- s
tii'y me at once. "Will pay all ex 1
penses. A. D HARRELSON, r
a lv 5|6 3t R F D No. 3, Loris, S. C.
irDOW /' Atirct /-? * * I ?
j liivoTi i vvi/yyo run /
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For sale on easy terms three Jericys
milch cows?all heavy milchcr? d
at the present ' time. Writ.* or col* h
on S. H. HARRELSON, /
R. F. D. No. 2. Tabor, N. C.
?adv 3t pd.
Rub-My-Tism is a great pain k II r
It relieve s pain and soreresa ci.u by
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprain",
Etc.?Adv. . -
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B, if. Todd was here from Hand,
S. C., one day last week.
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J. H. Allen was jn Con\vay last
Saturday. t
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J. M. Rabon, of Allen, spent last
Saturday in Conway.
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0. H. Beverly was in Conway last
Saturday.
J. P. Carter was in town recently
on business.
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J. S. Graham was among those
Visiting. Conway one day recently.
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S. E. Williamson was in Conway
on business one day recently.
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Gen. J. P. Derham .was in Conway
on business one day recently.
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in attendance when the Chautauqua
' opens its doors here next Tuesday.
It will last for three days and
nights.?adv
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j The ladies will ask you to do your
part in the clean up and paint-up
campaign they are putting* on. This
is being done by the Conway Civic
League and will be a gieat thing
for Conway if we all come toget" ei'
and help it along*.
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Many talk of building but never
make a start because they get discouraged
over the cost of materials
and conditions of labor.
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Get good second sheets at the
Herald office.
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J. W. Cook, of Aynor, was in ConI
wav on business one day lad week.
Paper towels in rolls and fine paper
napkins at the Herald office.
New lot of coin envelopes just received
at the Herald office. Have
you a lot printed and save time in
making up the pay roll.
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Have you tried the new Candy,
"Log Cabin Pecan Roll?" It is
great. Norlon Drug Co.?adv
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We have two Oaklands Sensible
Six Touring Cars, and One Four
Door Sedan for immediate delivery
in Horry County. We are also taking
orders for Summer and Fall delivery.
See E. I. Mason, Marion,
S. C.?adv.
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Just unloaded car Peanut meal. |
Cooper-Smith Co.?adv
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The tobacco industry is likely to J
get some steps forward in this section
this season, but it would do bet
ter if the stemmory had been located
here. ^
CEDAR FENCE POSTS, large round |
ones, 7 feet long, average 4 1-2
inches across, small and with j
plenty of large ones mixed in for <
gates and corners?36 cents each
delivered in car lots of 1200 or
more. Draft with bill lading at- j
tached. Fred G. Auld, Eastover,
S. C.?adv 5]13 3t.
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Log Cabin Pecan Roll, the Candy
Nougat. For sale only by Norton 4
Urug Co.?adv
SALE OF DRIFTED CROSS TIES. !
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has taken up on the
Waccamaw River at Bucksville,
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South Carolina, a small raft of cioss
ties lound by the undersigned loose
:>n said river; and that in accordance
with the requirements of the .
law the said cross-ties will be sold
it eleven o'clock in the forenoon,
May 22nd, 1920, at the lhnding at
Bucksville, S. C., unless they are
sooner claimed by the owner and all
:harges paid. ,
?H. PIERCE.
Hated May 3rd, 1920.
NOTICE.
Two Sows, one red and one black,
veighs about 75 lbs. each, unmarked,
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I/I UJlCVt OAX UUUUti i.fl II V1IU faUl> ll,
920. Anyone who will shut up and L
lotify me I will pay charges. *
J. J. McDowell. r
Ulsbrook, S. C., Route 1.
^.pr. 27, 1920?adv 4i29|3t.
We ere prourl of the conficlcnc
octors, druggists and the pub1!; a
iave in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic.? E
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For Heavy Hauling 'Phone 88.
Prompt Service.
We specialize on long hauls?
Two-Ton Truck.
Conway M'otor Car Co.
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TKK HORRY HKBALO, 001
60 TO MARION ~
AFTER JULY 15TH
A letter wiittcn to the Count/
Board here by the Commissioners of
Marion County states that the real
from Ariel to Galivants Ferry will
be finished by July 15th, in accordance
with a recent statement made
by the Contractors, Massy & Company.
The Commissioners of Marion
County want to know from our Commissioners
when the approaches on
the Horry County side of Ga'ivants
Ferry will be completed. The Hera'd
is authorized to say that the : pp oaches
on the Horry County side will
be finished and ready for the u e of
the public by July 1st, and this
means that after July 15th, the pe>
a. i a af i
{lie cun travel iiom Conway to
Marion by the old road via Galivants
Ferry. The bridge across the
Pec 6ce at Galivants Ferry is prae
tieally done and tliere will be no
difficulty about using the bridge by
July 15th.
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RETURNS TO CONWAY.
Mr* McQueen Quattlebaum will
come back to Conway about June 1st
to fill a position, which he has accepted
with the Ward-Bate Company.
Early in the war Mr. Quattle
baum accepted a position with th *
United States Goverhment as construction
engineer on one of the
large rivers in the northern states,
and remained in that position until
the war was over when he was tr>,n~
ferred to Georgetown. His family
will not conic to Conway on June
1st, but will visit relatives at cthei
places for a while before coming to
Conway, where they will occupy the
cottage belonging to them on Laurel
Street now occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Adams. Mr. Quattlebaum,
accompanied by Messrs. Britt
Camel, Wallace and Son, all of
Georgetown, spent last week-end in
Conway.
TURNING OUT LUMBER.
The firm of J. W. Little & Company,
composed of .Messrs. J. W.
Little and M. G. Andersen, recently
purchased the saw mill of Mishoe &
Graham at Horry, S. C., and have
been operating for sometime turning
out large quantities of lumber. The
old concern was composed of Messrs.
K. L. Mishoe and W. E. Graham
under the firm name of Mishoe &
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v?rnnam.
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MAYOR'S MOTHER DEAD.
Ma^or L. D. Mag rath loft here
last week for New York city on account
of the serious illness of his
mother. Last Wednesday a tele
gram was received here by the fam
ily to the effect that Mr. Magrath's !
mother was dead.
Full particulars of her death will i
ioubtless appear in this paper when j
die Mayor returns to Conway.
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BROKEN LEG.
Edward Gricr, young son of Mr.;
S'ed Grier, while playing bascba'l in
.he muster field one evening last
veck, ran into collision with another
)layer and received a broken leg.!
Ie was taken to the office of l)r. J.;
:>. Duscnbury where he received ox-:
)ert attention immediately after the .
iccident, or his injury might have J
)cen more serious to him than it
rill be.
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ATTENTION YOUNG LADIES.
The Herald calls the attention of
he young ladies of the County to |
he advertisement of Winthrop Cclege
appearing in this issue. Examnations
will he held in this County
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ii i nuuy, ouiy zna, Dogmning a';
line o'colck in the forenoon for va- j
ant scholarships in that college
''hose who are interested are refered
to the advertisement in another
olumn for information.
For Sale
AT
Auction
500 bushels good |
lome grown corn J
>at., May 22nd, lo!
a. m.
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HOME PLACE
Wampee, S. C.
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fWAY, 8. 0., MAY 13, 1020.
L W. COOPER STANDS
FOR RE-ELECTION
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In this week's issue L. Whitefoi\l
C:: per publishes his card announcing
his candidacy for re-election to
the office of Coroner of Horry
County. Mr. Cooper has filled this
office since his election in the last
piimary, and duiing his term of office
the Heiald has heard of no dissatisfaction.
with his management.
Always when informed of a sudden
or violent death Mr. Cooper has
"been ready to go on a minute's notice
to summon the jury of i .que. t
and make searching inquires into the
cause. This is the ma n duty of the
Coroner's office, and on the record
that he has made while filling this
office he will stand for re-clecticii
befvi'e the people. Mr. Cooper is a
ton of the late W. E. P. Cooper, and
at the present tune he is engage I
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111 u.l siurugu warenouse and fertilizer
business here a.; well as in progressive
farming.
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AGENT WAS HERE.
The advance agent of the Radcliffe
Chautauqua, Mr. J. W. Sharbeaugh,
was here several days last
week completing organization an !
making arrangements for the 19201
chautauqua which will take place in J
Conway on May 18th, 19th and 20t>.
He posted up a number of signs
which portray the many attractions
that will appear here on those dates.
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"AS FAMILY REUNION.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Casque, who
live on the farm near Conway on
: the R. P. D. No, 2, had a family
I reunion at their home on Sunday
| May 9th, their children present a*'
1 this reunion wore as follows:
Mrs. It. T. Harmon, Hemingway,
S. C.; Mrs. J. L. Brown, Marion, S.
C.; Mrs. J. \V. Rouse, Florence, S.
C.; Messrs. C. A. Casque, Marion:
Edwin C. Gasque, Washington, D.
C.; S. F. Gasque and Archie Gasque,
Conway; H. P. Gasque, Ben
nettsville, S. C.
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ORDERS NEW MACHINE.
Horry County, through the Commissioners,
has ordered sent on apnvrn-nl
linwA ... 1. 4- - ~ 1
w mi uciC) w licit 1?S Known US tl
road planer, and which will cost the
County $350.00 if the machine proves
to be satisfactory and the County ;
buys it. This machine will take the :
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place of the three-way^ drag and is j
|a vevy great improvement over tVatj
I appliance.
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?the wag<
hardwood i
and hickor
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These are
many pater
old standart
Not the lowe
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VERY soes NEWS
ON TWO BRIDGES
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The bridges between Conway and
Homewcod, one known as the Brown
Swamp bridge ad the ether as The
Crab Tree Bridge, have been in process
of erection for a long time and
this has been putting the people to
a lot of inconvenience. The
bridge at Crab Tree has been
finished for some time and the approaches
to it will be completed
this week. It has been possible for
the p~ pie to pass the bridge during
a t t a t . cck.
The bridge at Brown Swamp, just
this side of Homewood, will be completed
by July 1st, and will then
have to be left to harden the concrete
piers for at least three weeks
before it can be used.
Mv T??? Wio? "
i ?vui lot) ui7 ( ii|naui 01 HIP
chain gang force, will move the
gang this week near to the Brown
Swamp bridge and will begin filling
up the approaches. And he will
finish this woik on the approaches
in about two weeks time.
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The afternoon sessions of the
chautauqua will begin at 8:30 and
those at night will begin at 8:80. Be
cii time and take it all in.?adv
W, LBELLAMY
FOR RE-ELECTION
County Treasurer, W. L. Bellamy,
will stand for reelection in the ap
preaching primary, or that i ; his intention
at the present time. H's
cai'd for this office will li!:ely appear
in this papei in li e n ^xt week
01 two.
The duties of Mr. Bellamy's office
is very trying and exacting. He has
mastered the details of it howe\er
and will ask the people to give him
their votes again.
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J. H. Atkinson was in C nwa\
from Jordanville on businflfes one day
last week.
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GIVE ENTER PA 1NMENT.
An entertainment w.ir mVnn
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the Burroughs H;gh School on last
Monday night, the play entitled
"Tom Thumb Wedding," also Cantata
and May Pole. Many school
children took part in this play.
Miss Inez Rushton, Music teacher,
who put on this exercise, also the
children taking part in the play deserve
high piai.se.
ist Receive
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WE just received a
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i^jk jl vy iavi V/l JL 11W1 i 11111
:>n made in the he;
region of tough hig
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long wear wai
ited features. Mad
d track.
st priced wagons but the
ieapest.
A. G. THOMPSON .
LOCAL DEALKlt
OONWAY, S. C.
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PAGE FIVE '
MIRACLE MAN
! ON MAY 25TH
As this paper stated in a former
issue, the Pastime Theater announcI
es to have on the screen once each
, month a special feature picture that
j is known to be of the very highest
class of entertainment, and this
I plan was started with the "Unpardonable
Sfn," which was showi^ ic4*
the Pastime laat month. Mr. A. T*.
McCoy, the manager of,fche theater,
spent some time in trying to select
the very best picture he could find
j for the month of May. The picture
selected consists of eight reels entitled
"The Miracle Man," and it
will be shown at the theater on Tue<
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, nay, may zotn.
The Herald cannot, do better than,
to copy a part of a lengthy re .new
of this moving picture which was
published in Variety Magazine:
i Heats "Ben Hur."
The picture itself is founde 1 on
the novel of the same name by
, Frank L. Packard. Of this novel
I George M. Cohan ma lo a play. N w
I George Loane Tin ker has made a
i picture of it for the Paramount pe (
pie, but before handing him s :ch
I bouquets as he deserves for his work
here it should be said that he owe '
most of all his results to Mr. Packard's
conception of sentimental
values. Since "Hen llu." nothing
approaching this has been seen on
stage or screen, and it has "Ben
Hur" beaten seven ways f. >r it a1
j sentiment. It is simpler, more true
: to life as we know it and so more
el feciive.
I The patrons of the Pastime Theater
may re t assured that this picture
will be as good as they have
ever seen tegardless of the places
they have visited.
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-?With the addition of 5,000,000 more
! women to the voting lists in England
I feminine voters there will now out!
mimbo. the men by probably more
I than 1.000,000.
The Herald Ls in receipt of sovev
al articles in regards to the Stock
law. Our space being limited thi*
week we did not have room for
them, however, they will appear in
our next issue.
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C vhitt Owens, who was recently
painfully injured in a run away accident
at the public square, is rapidly
improving at bis h rr.e nra,t
I Myrtle Beach. He has not been
| able to g > back to work as yet.
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shipment,
1 Wagons
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gons with
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