The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, June 24, 1920, Image 8
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SPIVEY-SCOGG1N.
The most prominent s cial event
of the season \vathe wed 'ing at
the Conway Methodist church Friday
evening. 9 o'clock, of Miss
Edna Earle Spivey, daughter < f Col.
and Mrs. I). A. Spivey, to Ingram
Thomas Scoggin, of South Bsst n,
Va.
Prior to the ceremony Mrs. Odell
Davis sang "Constancy". While the
wedding march was being played
by Mrs. Arthur K. G ddfin di four
ribbon bearers came forward. They
were Margaret Battle, in gretrn;
Annette Epps, in blue; Kathleen
Anderson, in yellow; and Laura
Frances Spivey. in pink. Then came
"the bride's maids, lovely in their
evening dtestes, with the grroms-j
men as follows: Miss Irene Smith
of Winnsboro, dressed in blue, with (
Clarence Sessions;' Sarah McMillan,
in n'le green, with J no. 1). Farnie
of Kichmond, Va.; Laura Jenkins,
in maize, with Griei McWhite o"
Andrews; Lena Johnson, in blue,
with Henry Byrd of Marion: Ma>triinrifrw
CillillR. ill VelloW. witll It.
H. Dowdy of South Bos'on, Ya.;
Minnie Collins, in pink, with Char'es
Osborne of Virginia; Migron McOown
of Florence, in pink, with '
Cooper Edwards of Wilmington.
Each maid carried a basket of aricolorod
cut flowers.
Mrs. Thos. E. Cooper, ef Wilminff
ton, aunt of the bride, as Matron of ;
Honor, was dressed in a handsome
oown of sea green ehan eusc,
irrcdcscent laeo trimmings, carrying'
ophelia roses. Miss Aleene
Spivey, sister of the bride, Mai I
of Honor, was charming in her
dress of rose and gold changeable
taffeta, carrying russel roses. The
white satin pillow was carried by j
little Virginia Burroughs, who wa>
dressed in fluffy pink organdy.
Master Jack Stancel of Allcnton,
N. C., wearing a light bhrn suit,
entered with a beautiful pink gla Mola,
bearing the ring. Preceeding
the bride came two little flower
girls scattering roses. They were1
Jane Cooper of Wilmington, in pink
and Mary Emma Thompson, in blue.'
As Mendelsohn's march was
changed to Lohengrin's, the bride
entered with her father, by whom
she was given in marriage. She!
never looked more beautiful than '
in her handsome gown of white i
Duchess Satin and Princess ^lac?
with ostrich and pearl trimmings,
court train. Her veil was of coronet
effect with orange blossoms.
She carried a shower bouquet of
bride's roses and sweet peas. The
bride was met at the altar by the
groom with ? Ernest Shotwell of
Virginia, as best man. The Rev. B.
G. Murphy, pastor of the bride, performed
the ceremony. The bridal
part" left the church while Mendelsohn's
march was being nlayed.
The ushers were Jennings Thompson
and Andrew Johnson.
Immediately following a reception
was held at "Lakewood," the home
of the bride's parents.1 The guests
were met at the door by Mrs. H. S.
Collins and presented to th^ brida1 1
party. The bride's book was presided
over by Miss George Johnson.
The following young ladies served
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ill tm; uiii'ii" nui" iui.Tuo
and Ruth Spivev, E.clyn and Nina
Collins. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Scoggin left for an
extender? trip through Western
North Carolina and' Virginia, car- I.
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T H E COL L E G E O 1
Co-ed ik
Entrance examinations, and exit
county scholarships at all county
Four-year courses lead to the B
t\(\-year pre medical and pnc-tecl
Snacious buildings and atMetic *
tories, unexcelled library facil'tio?
pc nses model ate. For terms and
HARRISON RANI
f>'24 2t pd.
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Sure Shot H
^te^\SURE SHOT H| jj
SHOT HOG REMEDY
ses the blood, promotes the
HOG in a HEALTHY condi t
sist disease, and insures yc
and the food you give.
DON'T WAIT until you see
gish and staggering arounc
giving them SURE SHOT I
means LOSS of MEAT anc
We can supply you. Pric
SATittAfvnni
un 11.41 nu 1 iui
Norton I
The REX,
CONWAY,
6-10 tf
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ry!ng with them the Rood wishes
of every ore. I
The bride is one of Conway's
most popular young ladies, and
counts her friends bv the scoie. She
has taught in the Burroughs Hieh
School here fo^ the past two terms, |
and i* a graduate of Chi cor a Cob
h go, Columbia. Mr. Scogirin is a
prominent young auctioneer, and
has been connected with the tobacco
warehouses heie for the past twn
seasons.
Arm ng the out of tewn guests
were Miss Mignon Mct'own, Florence;
Miss Irene Smith. Winnsboro;
Fisscs I.orene and Efrio Spivey, of
Moultrie, Ga.; Mrs. J. C. Stancel,
ynd children, of Allenton, N. C; M's
Thos. E. Cooper and daughters, I.oi
and Jane of Wilmington. N. C.: an 1
Me ;srs. Chas A. Osborne, E C.
Shotwell, R. U. Dowdy, of South Bos
ton, Va., Jno. I). Farmer, Richmond,
Va; Conger Edwards, Wilmington,
N. C.: Henry L. Byrd. Mariyrp drier
Me White. Andrews, Cleon FOmdexter,
South Boston, Va. '
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WILL HAVE CONFERENCE.
Rev. G. C. Hedgepeth of Wampee,
S. 0., has arranger, for the Country
Lift. Conference to be held at Wampee
on Sept. 9th-12lh, inclusive. The
program has been arranged and
placed in printed form for the occasion.
Some noted speakers and
lecturers are assigned on big subjects
in this program.
The general public is invited to
attend the conference which is the
first of the; kind to be held in Horry
County.
EX-KAISER REPORTED
BEATEN BY BELGIAN
t
Doom, Holland.?There are persistent
rumors in the village that the
former German Emperor ha> been
assaulted by a Bebrian, who, showing
a forged pass, gained admittance
to Doom Castle. It is asserted
the former Emperor was wounded,
in the jaw, and that the Belgian
was arrested.
It has been impossible, thus far,
to ascertain whether these rumors
are true.
NOTICE OF FLECTION.
In pursuance of an order made by
the County Board of Education for
Horry County on the 17th day of
June 1920, the undersigned Trustees
of DistHof "Mo 10 will Vinlrl o r. nlon.
tion at Dogwood Nock School House i
on the 2nd day of July 1920, upon1
the question of levying a Special:
School Tax of 8 mills upon the tax- i
able property of said District No.
10.
Dated June 17, .1920.
Haskell Todd,
J. H. Vereen,
W. B. Edge,
Board of Tiustees
6j24 2t School District No. 10.
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"Miss Gadder is trying to reduce
the ln^h cost of living."
"In what wav?"
She's wearing calico.'
"Good!"
"With several thousand dol'ars'
worth of jewelry."?Birmingham
Agc-Herakl.
1920
P CHARLESTON
:ationat
ninations for the free tuition
seats Friday, July 9, at 9 A. M.
. A. and B. S. degrees. Special
inical courses are given,
grounds, well equipped labora>.
Two dormitories for men. Excatalogue,
address,
BOLPH, Pres. |
i
IRTANT TO YOU
log Remedy;
ic have at last secured a HOG
EMEDY that is a salvation to
le HOG RAISERS,
fhy, because your pigs begin getng
worms when two or three
lonths old which stunt their
rowth, sometimes causing fits,
hey become weak in the back,
mstipated; the general health of
10 hog Ls poor. He does not grow
s he should. This means a less
r> you.
r removes the worms, clean
i appetite, and keeps your
ion, and better able to re u
the most for your effort
i your hogs becoming slugl
the lot, but BEGIN NOW
IOG REMEDY. To wait
I Mn-NTTPV t
le 51.00.
*1 GUARANTEED
Drug Co.
ALL Store
50UTH CAROLINA
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THE HORRY HERALD, OONWAY,
Plan Now
yov:
I REAVES & ST
Hp HIS is the c
1* tilization o
There are .more i
farms for sale,
which they cnn:v
Every acre of So
of its value. Un
an asset.
The worth of an
public. The auc
Auction sales arf
of selling land to
We represent the
| inq us to make a
3 fered represents
I We are listing ai
take no more tha
their sales in our
m We are working,!
to work up your
A letter or post i
possibilities of yt
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CLEIV
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South Carolina's Co
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EQUIPMENT AND COURSES.
College Lands?1560 acres.
Value College Plant?$2,000,000.00.
Teachers, Officers, Assistants?120.
Enrollment 1919-1920?1014.
Ten Degree Courses in: Agriculture,
Architecture, Chemistry,
Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering,
Electrical Engineering,
Mechanical * Engineering, Textile
Industry, Industrial Education,
General Science.
Short Courses in Agriculture and
Textiles.
nvv?ff*tnn
dUMIUfiH
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June 14 - July 24
Agricultural Teachers
6 weeks course?June 14-JuIy 24.
4 weeks course?June 28-July 24.
Cotton Grading Course
Begins June 14 and continues for
about four weeks.
College Make-up Courses.
Courses for Removal Entrance Conditions
June 14-July 24.
Club Boy's Courses
July 13-July 23. !
SECOND HOME COMING.
July 30y 31, and Aug. 1.
All graduates and ex-students are
urged to attend this gathering of
"Tigers" at the old Lair! You will
be quartered in Barracks, so biing
sheets, towels, etc., as you did
when you were a cadet.
We can accomodate only 1000 in
Barracks and will reserve space in
order of the applications received.
FOR FULL 1NF0RMA
DO NOT DELAY, YOU MAY BE CR
i nmi nnuniuicp W*
LUUHL UUmrHHItO to
HANDLE NEW Oil
moi
The readers of the Horry Heral I cha
will find running in the viper n w was
a series of advertisements concern- giv
ing Green Flag Motor Oil. This til on
is manufactured by the Southern; terr
'Chemical Products Company of At- ?to
S. 0., JUNK 24, 1920.
HHflHUHBHBHiHHSIHflHEIBBflllHHHflMHHI
for High Pi
R. LAND
ACKHOUSE EXPERT SER
FROM AUCT!
lay of the small farmer?the
n a small acreage, produce bii
nen who want to buy and cul
In this fact lies the big oppor
ot cultivate to advantage. It
nth Carolina soil should be br
less it can be intensely cuitiv;
acre of land in this section is
lion bid is the measure of il<
; our specialty. We are not ;
men who know auction work
owners of the land to be sold
sale right on up to the time v
as good a price as the proper
iction sales now. We want t(
n we think we can handle to t
hands.
even now to guarantee good pi
sale.
card will bring a member of 01
eur land. Send it today.
Reaves & S
LIBERTY BANI
FLORENCE
11 if n? iiiii piw 111 m?wmi an
isoisf
m
liege of Agricultui
pens Wednesday, S
VALUEOFUOLLEI
There was never
knowledge was so highly j
compensated.
High wages for u
tempt many a young man
of a college education. Bi
representing the work of ;
merely as an investment o
is equal in earning caps
more than $50,000.
What estate comp;
the parent of average m
leave to his son? What yo
that much value in the sai
business?
Education fits one
sibilities are limited only
character. Eventually for
awaits the slavery of ign<
effort.
Olemson College br
of every young man in Sou
lits and possibilities of a
At Clemson College a bo]
home in South Carolina ca
a high place in the servi
nation.
W. M. R]
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OWDED OUT. APPLICATIONS \
ta, Georgia, and they are willing ps
undertake to guarantee to the tl
ler of any automobile that it U ^
luperior article for use in their ?'
tors. They sent an expert me- ri
,nic to Conway last week and he *
3 here on Friday and Saturday
ing free service in checking up **
the carburetor and ignition sysis
to all those who applied at the f\
re of the Horry Hardware Com- V.
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rices When
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VICE GUARANTEES BES
ION SALES
man who can intensify cu tiv,
f) c^ops and spend little for k
iivate small farms than tlr
tunity of owners who control
He land pays no income.
inging owners a fair return j
atec! it becomes a liability ins
what it vvil! b"inn when it is
> value, determined by open
auctioneers. We turn that p
as well as we know real est;
from the time he signs a conl
vhen we are convinced that tf
ty will bring,
) add desirable sales to our I
he best interests of the client
'ices at Fall sales. Let us bei
I
ur firm to consult with you ov
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backhouse
C BUILDING
S. C.
GOLL
re and Engineer in
eptember 8, 1920
jE EDUCATION
a time whefi expert
>rized and so highly
Tick
v v
nop
ntrained labor will L*ve
to discount the value
it such an education, Pee
four years, ? viewed
f time and of money, ^
icity to an estate of
Ca
irable with this can ance
eans hope to give or SCH
ung man can acquire T
me time at any other year
al a
for a life whose pos- (Oct
by his capacity and arsh
the untrained there tuiJj
orant and undirected nati<
houF
for
ings within the reach scho
th Carolina the bene- next
technical education. in^
j from the humblest ente
n prepare himself for to s
ice of his state and T,ath
the
[OOS, President. the8
,
ir ncnicTDin mciiMti
it ntnio i n?n. ULtmour
VII,I, BE CONSIDERED IN THE
any, and filling crank cases with
lis good oil. The Horry Hardware
ompany is distributor for these
ils in this section and the oil is car
ied at W. B. Chestnut & Cx, Hor/
Motor Company, Horry Hardare
Company and W. I. Parker.
606 quickly relieves Constipation,
ilfonsncss, Loos of Appcli'e ant
fe dr.che., due to Torpid lave;.?ad
v'#i^ifrI ir ; ; . i
ag^igiaag=s=g= " m
r
You Sell
LLL
r RESULTS
ation and fers
ibor.
sre are small
| j
bodies of land \
on nvorv r.ont I I
iteacl of being ?
offered to the | \
i competition. I
art of the job |
ato values. " |
tract authoriz- |
te last bid ofists.
We will 1
s who place
3in right away
er the auction
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tbt
g. Next Session
PUBLIC SERVICE
ilizer Analysis and Inspection
.t and Plant Disease Control
cu tural Research
cu tural Extension
Ciemson College, S. C.
Eradication
Cholera Control
Stock Sanitary Work
Liberty National Hank Bldg.,
Columbia, S. C.
Dee Experiment Station
* Florence, S. C.
istal Plain Experiment Stat'on
Summerville, S. C.
ill on these agencies for assistOLARSHIPS
AND EXAMINA- , t
TIONS * >
le College maintains 170 four'
scholarships in the Agriculturnd
Textile Courses, and 52 in j
One Year Agricultural Course 1
;ober 1 to June 1). Each schol- 1
ip is worth $100.00 and fres I
on.
holarahip and entrance exami:>ns
are held at the county court
;es at 9 A. M., July 9th. Write
full information in regard to the
larahips open to your county
. session, and the lawa ffovern- i
their award.
lose who are not seeking to
r on scholarships are advised
itand examinations on July 9th,
er than wait until they come to
College in the fall. Credit will
fiven for examinations passed at
county seat.
I COLLEGE, S. C.
ORDER RECEIVED. G|24 4t~
"This," smiled the fond young |
wife, as she handed a plate of pud
ding to her husband, "is cottage 1
pudding. I made it myself." I
"I'd have known it was cottage I
pudding." he retailed. I
"Would you?" she asked delight- I
ed. I
"Yes, I can taste the plaster and I
the wallpaper."?Answers, London. 1
The authorities are wide awake in*
the matter of enforcing the prohi- I
bibtion laws. I
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