The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, June 24, 1920, Image 5
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Lfecetl and
,J. M. Boyd, of Aynor, S. C., wasj
in Conway on business one day last C
week. t<
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Bring: us your orders for fine if
- writing paper fo:* either your type- T
writer or for (use with pen and ink. ci
We are prepared to fit you up for o
writing. tl
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Dr. A. D. Lewis was in Conway
one day last week.
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Charles E. Brown, of the Norton ^
Drug Company was off on vacation
last week. x
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A number of tracts of land will j*
be sold on the first Monday in July, y
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!Nfanv farmers in this section look
ed for rain last weefc but were re- ^
warded with only a few drops.
Isaac L. Leo of Loris, S. C., was
in Conway on business one day las'.! jj
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Mayo Dusenbury, of Florence, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Carrie
Dusenbury. * 0
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E. L. Sanderson, of Loris, was J
here a short time on business on'
Wednesday of last week. |
T ry a keg Beetle Mort poisoning
for your tobacco. It kills the worms
without injury to your tobacco.)
Cooper-Smith Co.?adv. I
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H. G. Cushman recently returned
from a business trip to Baltimore (t
and other points. [
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Damage by the boll weevil in this s
county is expected to be lather ?
small this year, but he wil? gain
ground no matter how unfavora' lc
the weather may be for hi in. The a
farmers will have to prepare for ^
for him while there is yet time. (
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Plans have been perfected for the f
erection of a large new kitchen at j
Hotel Grace so that this new hitch- (
en in connection with the large din- t
> ing room of the hotel can be lit
for a restaurant business, and kept
entirely separate frpm the hotel
rooms. [
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Misses Sadie and Flora Bethea, of 1
Latta, and Miss Sarah Jones, of
Mullins, S. C., are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. M. 11. Smith. ;
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Get one of those light-running, I
casy-i iding Overland Cars from C
this lot. Can furnish you with
v Touring or Sedan Model. A. C.
Thompson.?adv
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Lane, (
are in the city visiting friends and (
relatives.
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Work on the new home of Dr. and j j
Mrs. H L. Scarborough was delay d.t
recently on account of lack of \v, 11 1
board with which the interior is to 1
I be finished. Last week this irate- ;I
* rial was received and the building.'c
will now be completely finished and
ready for occupancy. 1
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Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert A. Johnson,
of Gastonia, N. C., are visiting the f
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
P. Johnson.
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A big pile of bricks are on tho-i
ground for the erection of several
stoies for Col. D. A. Spivey on tlm
eastward side of Main Street. Con- <
tractor H. P. Little has the con- J
tract for this work hut no date has (
yet been fixed on which the work j
will begin, owing to the unsettled j.
conditions as to labor an?l materia!.
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One car Shorts, One car Peanut (
Meal. Cooper-Smith Co.?adv
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W. J. Rowc, Sr., formerly of this ]
county hut now of Atlanta, Ga., re- J <
turned to his home recently after (
spending weeks here with friends.
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- J Had rick & Johnson have secured
options on a large tract of land in
the Gully section of Conway, in
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ciutung sseverai couages in tne vi- "
cinity and will hold an auction Kale >
of this property in the near fututre. 1
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Save your tobacco by applying j
Beet?o Mort Poisoning. CooperSmith
Co.?adv 1
Send the Herald orders for Adding <
Machine rolls, toilet papers, paper w
napkins, towels in rolls. ^
WANTED?At Hotel Grace for reg
ular position, good hotel porter.
Apply to Mrs. Hedrick, the manager
of the hotel.
TAKEN UP?One barrow hog, 1 1-2 [
years old, color black, marked j
swallowfork in left ear, and crop< j
and underbit in right. Owner can j
get, same by calling and paying \
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cnarges. nowarci l^onnan, u)n- i
v way, S. C., R F D 1.?acl 3t 6|10 pd
"Good byo Skeeter-Cliaser" jy$ j
jpj 25c the bottle. Sold only by jjjj
Norton Drug Company. tf
Rub-My-Tism is <a great pain k'ller
It relieves pain and soreness caused by
f Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprain*,
Etc.?Adv.
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Feps0nel
The new tenant cottage for the
onway Lumber Company next door
> the residence formerly occupied
y Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hardwicke,
i now rapidly nearing completion,
his building is intended to be ocnpied
by two families instead of
ner and is the first building of
(lis kind to be erected in the resi- ,
ence section of Conway .
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Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Wright are 1
isiting friends and relatives at
[endersonville, N. C. <
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Just received a car of the light
verland Four automobiles. Get one '
1 the touring or sedan model. See '
leiiv on display in our Storage 1
/arehouSe. A. C. Thompson. ?adv 1
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Mr. and Mrs. Julian D. Duson- 1
ury, of Bishopville, are visit:ng
riends and relatives in .the city.
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Mrs. J. H. Hook, and Miss Virie
It. Brodic, who have been vising
thfdr uncle, Col. C. P. Quattle
aum, have returned to their home
t Ridge Spring, S. C.
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Mr. D. M. Burroughs is the ownr
of a new Essex touring car, purhasod
recently from Dr. W. C.
idums.
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ITctel Grace will continue to be
an under its present management,
n the European ulan only. Recntly
when it was decided to lea e
he dining room of the hotel for a
estaurant business, nev.s vent
bcut, of course without foundation,
hut the entire building includi ,g
he guest rooms had been lease 1.
his. was a mistake, as the hotei
v'ill urn on as it has been running
ince early in 1920 when tVe seiving
f meals only was discontinued at
he hotel.
After long delay the work on tli
iddition to the Herald Building ha
cotton under way. The new part will
louble the size of the fko r space
occupied by the plant cf the re.vs>aper.
It will be provided with
>!onty of light, water and sewerage.
Contractor A. B. Garren is doing
ne worK.
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FARM WANTED.
Wanted, to hear from owner of
"arm or good land for sa'e. Send
mice and description. Fall delivery.
Jones, Box 551, Olney, 111. ?adv
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See the Overland Four on display
n our Storage Warehouse, can fu.lish
you one in Touiing or Sedan
Model. Get one out of this lot. A.
Thompson.?adv
BUSINESS IS GROWING.
There is no business more ir.clinid
to glow in Horry C.unty than
he automobile business. The?e arr;
"any d.iffeient kinds of cars be'ng
;old by agents here and at otkci
joints in the country; but there a''o
,bree or four times as many m ore
cinds of cars, and good cars, that
'ave no agenvie ; here for their s: 1 \
^o\v and then another agency is
moated and another m:ik;> of ca,% i;
T. eiod for sale to the buying pubic.
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Send the Herald your ovdov f r
;econd sheets.
400 Barrels Self-rising tlovr.
Dooper-Smith Co.? adv
TOMBSTONES i
AND MONUMENTS
5ee me for Tombstones and M jru j
nents. Genuine Georgia marble.
f'O/l A i- O K * J T-? nT I r Ainr.i
t\6,t 11 O/AiVl 1'. J'jMJIUI J ,
ionic 2, Galivants Ferry, S. C.
W. (). W. UNVEILING.
The Bayboro Camp No. 490, W.
3. W. of Bayboro, S. C., will unveil
he Monument of B. L. Prince on
;he First Sunday in July, the 4th,
920, at 3 o'clock P M., at the Anlerson
Cemetery, near Gurley, S.
3. All Woodmen invited.
^ _ ~A' BELL> Clerk.
LOST HIS COAT.
Lost between Conway and Dr.
\dams' farm, one black serge coat
vith W. O. W. Axe in lapel, and
uiving in pocket policy of Thomas
Hndal, bearing Tindal's name and
ilso the hame of E. T. Lovell.
Finder will please return to the own
;r or leave at Herald office, an 1
>blige,
\\2t) 3t pd. ?E. T. LOVELL
WANTED?A reliable man to sell
monuments and tombstones, big
money for the right man. For
information write, The Marietta
Marble & Stone Works, Marietta,
Gav?adv 6(10?3t
yj "South-African Ant-Chaser ijyji
yg will positively relieve you of 53$
yg all Ants. Sold only by Nor- jyg
yji ton Drug Co. 20c bottle, tf jyg
We are proud of the confidence
loctors, druggists and the publi;
lave in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic.?
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For Heavy Hauling 'Phone 88.
Prompt Service.
We specialize on long hauls?
Two-Ton Truck.
Conway Motor Car Co.
?adv 2'5 ?tf.?
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THE HORRY HERAT.D, OOM^
GUARD EMPLOYED
AT MYRTLE BEACH;
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Evan Howell lias been employed <|
as Life Guard at Myrtle Beach f
and will be on hard at the strand c
all of the time so that he may ren- 0
tar assistance whenever there is 0
any danger. v
Every precaution will be taken to j
make it safe for batters at this
popular resort and improvements
will be added from time to time as
the season advances.
Judging by the crowded c ndi'ion
i>f the hotel during the first few t.
weeks of the season it appears that .
1920 will be one of the most sue- t
:essful seasons that Myrtle Rca h .
has ever had. The number of cot- .
tages has increased since last year
as a number of new ones have been
elected and they will be occupie 1
while all of the old cottages will be
used. At last accounts the new g
rooms recently erected on the site h
of the old pavillion on the strand *'
were all occupied. s
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NOTICE. |
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The undersigned having duly qual- t
ified as Executors of the Estate of L
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the late Addio Burroughs, Notice is j "f
h M'nby given to all persons indebted I \
to the said Estate to make imme- *
diate payment to us; and likewise
all persons having claims against
the Estate are required to present (
the same duly attested, according to l
law, to the undersigned.
F. A. Burroughs,
D. M. Burroughs, {
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Conway, S. C., June 1st, 1920. M
NOTICE OF ELECTION. ,
In pursuance of an order made b;
the County Board of Education for i
Horry County on the 8th day of <
June 1920, the undersigned Trustees
of District No. 9 will hold an election
at Stone Brothers Store on the
24th day of June 1920, upon the
question of levying a Special School
Tax of 8 mills upon the taxab'e
property of said District No. 9.
Dated June 8, 1920.
W. H. Stone,
L. F. Bellamy,
J. W. Humphrey,
Board of Trustees
6110 adv School District No. 9.
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Oakdale Tobacco twine, 75c p?r
pound. Cooper-Smith Co. ?adv
NOTICE OF APPLICATION.
Notice is hereby given that George
H. Skipper intends to appeal for e.v- j
eeutive elomonov :ind to t-hnt nml luw
filed his petition with the Governor}
of South Carolina, and the same to I
be referred to the Board of Pardons 1
at its meeting on July 7th.
GEORGE II SKIPPER.
Dated June 12th, 1920.
VVVVVVAA/VV^/VVNAAAAAA/WVVNA/VW^OVWWSi
WANTED: COLORED LABOR. i
If you want a steady job erne!
over where every thing is new andj
clean. We need men as teamster.*,
woodmen, rivermcn, millmen an 1
lumber stackers. Plenty of amusement
and highest wages paid. Brown
Everts L'ber. Co., Boston, South Car
olina, on Sea Board Air Line Railroad?adv
G|10 3t. ^
Bring me your laundry. I
am now representing the Char:
lotte Steam Laundry. W. J. j
SMITH.?ad 6-17 4t
LOST?Between Methodist church
and school house pink Cameo
Brooch,
surrounded by pearls, one j
pearl missing. Finder please return
to Herald office.
LAND
Farm Land Timber Land
RENTAL AGENTS
City and Suburban Property
If contemplating selling or buying
talk it over with
HEDRICK & JOHNSON
Phone 113 Hotel Grace
LOST?Between Methodist church
and school house, pink Cameo
Brooch, surrounded by pearls, one
pearl missing. Finder please return
to Herald office and receive
reward.
Are you worried with Ants? jy$j
jy$ Try the guaranteed South-Af- jjgj
jOij rican Ant Chaser. 20c bottle, pgjj1
jyg Sold only by Norton Drug Co. jyji
HOTEL PORTER WANTED.
Wanted at Hotel Grace for immo-1
diate employment and steady posi- j
tion good hotel porter. Apply to,
Mrs. Florence Hedrick, Manager, at
the hotel. adv 3t 6|8.
Ruh-My-Tism is a powerful antiseptic;
it kills tin- poison caused
from inTectcd cuts, cures old sores,
letter, cle.?Adv
ETAY, S 0., JUNE 24, 1920.
PLANS ARE MADE.
Specifications have been made
or the extra ki'chcn which is to be
irccted at Hotel Grace t> enable the
nanagenient to lease out tl e diring
oom and other equipment as a sep>
irate restaurant bu dners. Several
pelicants have been co isidered by
hc? chamber of commerce but no j
lefinite arrangement had been ma,!e
or running the restaurant up to thoj
nd of last week. There is plrnt'i
f time yet as it is not intended to
pen the new business until the heinnimr
of the tobacco season about
uly 15th.
SOME MONKEY RUM.
There are signs of monkey rum
.lmost every day, and these sign' i
,re multiplying during t'e last
ew months during the absence of
cvenue officers from this territory,
enforcement of the prohibition 1 w
econies a harder and harder job for
he authorities.
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THE COMING PLACE.
Conway and Horry County is icfa'(led
by many as the coming,
dace, and this is not without good
eason. On every hand there arei
igns of a great increase in busi-.
IPSS. nomihilinn nr?#1
, J r -v.,..,, lliuyi V?>A III'. II /
n our section. This only nvarnj
hat wc arc nearer every day to the
imc when Conway will be a big
own and the country round it on4,
>f the richest afid most independent i
>n earth. I! also means that beore
many years Horry will have!
vithin her horde rs several more
owns larger than Conway is today
WE NEE1) HOUSES ]
One of the things realized by rv
jrybody is the need of houses far
inople to live in. It is now < ftm
cmarked that more people w~idd
n.ve to Conway if they c uild go ;
rouses to live in here. It is also!
aid that business men and new j
merchants would move in here ifj
;hGVC were any stores for them t |
lo business in. ,
Signs like these we see appeai t
now would indicate that it will b4!
necessary for business men to invest
their money in buildings a- soon as'
conditions will permit it. By doing
this they will help make, places for
others and will at the same time
increase their own business.
FOR SALE? One car 21 inch j
and 24 inch well Curbing'. C.j
H. Snider, Conway, S. C.?
Adv 2ti. 6-24.
turkTshmmeT
CUN8T0 THE VEIL
But in Constantinople and
Other Large Places They
txpose Paces.
Constantinople.?Turkish women
are no longer the shy veiled creatures
who passed their time in the
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?the wag
hardwood
and hickoi
These are
many pate
old standai
Not the low
the end the <
seclusion of the harem and were B
never scon by foreign. ftion. The/ n
still cling: to the veil. Hut the
streets in Constantinople and other
lavgcr Turkish cities nix? filled with
women who have their veil; thrown
back from their faces. They are
highly ornamental and becoming. *
Most Turkish women don't want to IM
abandon them in favor of hats. But
t' /re arc many sorts of vtils and
the smart, black silk veils which
some of the women wear are very
fetching w1 on draped artistically
over their hair.
In the railway and street cars Q
there are special scats for we men
but the flimsy curtains which are
supposed to screen them from the
Fiaac of men are usually drawn back
and it is not uncommon to see men p
standing in the compartments for,
w * very old men, how- {
ever, u.o lash enough to sit down in j
the same real; with j? TnvVloK 1
man. Turkish women seldom go to I
a theatre whore there are men. i
Special matinees and evening per- ' f.,
fornanes are arranged for women \l
only. I
The war has done much to break
down the barrier between Turkish \^{
rem and women. The women were C1
needed so badly as urses and relief
workers that the government had to a]
avail itself of their services. And fv
now it is regarded as quite proner
for men and women to bo associated ^
in all sorts of charitable and educational
works. Consequently many js
women who were forme1 ly forced
to content themselves with seclu- sj
sion in a home where fancy work xv
and French novels were the only di- ?
versions are devoting their time to u
hospitals, orphanages and other
phifanthiopic institutions.
Wc.nen who have been educated .]
abroad or in the foreign schools in Turkey
are the leaders in this move
ment for greater freedom for their '
sex. Their broad experience in war
work has interested many women iu
politics and they have openly play- }>
ed a great part in the nat'onnlist
ipOYCV*ent. In the Con tan4 ic.oole ^
V'oeviean Woman's College the *
Turkish girls take great inU re. t in ; g
basketball and other a k'e.io games , ^
and the effect up n wnvm who (
have come under foreign influence J s
is making the old life of seclusion (
and inactivity unattractive to young I
er Turkish women, ^
NEW COMPTROLLER GENERAL. <
Columbia.?Wilbcrt V. Sutherland, i
chief clerk in the office of the comp i
I troll er general. to ruccced Ru Oedvo \
Li. Osborne, who resigned la^t Wed- ! <
nesday morning, his resignation t> ; \
take effect July 1. The resignation . j
was placed with the governor with a j ,
statement that the salary of the of- ' j
fice, $2,500, was not sufficient for
the comptroller general and his
family to live on in Columbia. Tn
accepting the resignation, Governor
C oner a dressed a letter to Mr ;
Osborne, in which he expressed his j,
koeo regrets at the official's re ig ,
nation and complimented Mr. Osborne's
work for the state. Mr. Osborne
has made an unusually go. d
officer.
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It took only 20 words to nomin[
ate Abraham Lincoln for the prosi- ,
! dcncy in 1800, and only four words
1 to second the nominali< n.
ust Receive
Car Load
AVE just received a
:ar load of Thornhill
jon made in the hen
region of tough higl
ry.
the long wear waf
nted features. Mad<
rd track.
est priced wagons but the
:heapest.
A, 5. THOMPSON
LOCAL DEALEK
CON WAV, S. C.
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4ETHQDIST HUT
BECOMING FORGE
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ow Means Much in Religious
Work and Social UpLift
in Conway
THERS MAY SEE
AND TAKE PATTERN
lans for Library Will be Carried
Out to Completion.
What is known as "The Hut" is
ist becoming one of the gr^a*est
istitutions in religious instiuction
id social uplift in C,?n\vay. Ic
?eds special attention and should
i brought to the knowledge of oth
communities in the county, so
mt they may erect huts like this
id reap the advantages that will
)llow.
As a building it is beautiful
lough not large as to size or precisions
and is easily described. T;
; located 011 the pronerty of t1 e
onwav Methodist church, is conducted
of wood which is colored
ith green stain on the outride an T
ainted white on the ins'de. The
ses to which it is put determine-'
le value of this building, and it
'ould he hard to find a building in
iie entire town that is more useful
1 the great causes of the church
oh the well being of the commun;y.
The Hut lh'ble Class bohls regular
le-Miii 'S there and other meeting;
ecv: ary in church work come ar
nv-gu'ar interval hut much oftcnm*
ban one would suppose. At this
imc a libra* y has been organized
ind tho plans are being carried cu.
intil the Hut will bee me one of
he best places an\ where to spend
;pare time in reading and resting.
1 h v-dl l'ghtrd for this purposi
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i:i'l vii'.'iv: ir- *?i ^w- ci vr h l 'V;ion.
It is impossible for the IT? vnl* 1 to
date the value of such a building
n a community like t-liis. Thos"
vho pass through Conway w'11 so*;
;lo Hut behind the M'thodist
?hnrcli. These few lines will give
them an .idea of what it is and what
it is doing. Similar buildings
should he erc-ted in connection with
the chinches of every town in Horry
County.
PARTY TO MYRTLE BEACH.
Miss Virginia Tavlor, of Greenville,
leached Columbia Wednesday
afternoon, t,-> accompany Mrs. Wvatt
A. Taylor. Miss Dova Grav and Miss
Virginia Lancaster on a trip to
Mvrtle Beach Thursday. Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Gray, Eugene G'*ay anil
John Mikell left Columbia Tuesday
for Myrtle Beach. The entire r.arty
will soon \ several weeks at this rrsovt.
having a cottage there.? Columbia
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