Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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\ Leoc^iand H. E. Hr.r;<?ls n was among those' visiting Cenv.uy recently on business. " R D. Todd was in Conway last week. ? A. J. M/Coindclc was here fiom the upper section of Horry last week. * J. W. Gevrald was in town on business wecntly. ? % W. H Hell and J. L. 13-11 of Gorley,"S. C., both spent several hcurs here last Saturday on business. A. D. Giaham was here last week. W. H. Gcrrald was here from Alls-brook scctii n one day last week. * * ft * A. T. Jernigan was among P>o<o visiting the county scat last Friday. ? 4: +. * ? H. G. Bullock was in this section of the county the later part of last: week. ~ | * + ^ + r .1. J. King was in town the latter pawt ol last week. ' Bert Johnson spent a few hours here the latter part of last week. # V * # * ' James C. Ho kg of Nichols, was in town on business one day Instj week. ? ? m v 11. P. Kittle was in Georgetown the hitter pail of last week wher j he has a latge building contractwell under way. I . * < * The Pa ;time Thoat'e is enjoying a huge patronage now and the crowds are being drawn by the, splendid program the theatre is giving eu"h night in the week. ..... ( John F. Simmons, magistrate in Dogwood Neck township, spent ( some time in f'onway on last Vri j il'iti ll.-> iimic ?i \??i 1 nriju ' in ;i r?tis*r? in Magistrate Chestnut's court. + 0 m * % George M. Hoggins was here from Galivants Ferry one day lasv \ week. * ? * Wm. Page spent some time here last week, the guest of his daugh-, ter, Mrs. "W. H. Chestnut. m * * + m | Attorney Gibson, of the firm of j Gibson &. Muller, of Dillon, S. C.,! passed through Conway last week on his way to spend the week end at Mvrtle Beach. There were sev eral families in his party. J. C. Prioe, or Galivants Ferry, was in Conway last week attending to business Chas. Kpps left last week to join a camping party, composed of j young men from va. iou.s secti n>| of the state, at Laurel Park, Hen-j derscnville, N. C. Col. Brown, of | the Poi ter Military Ava 'cray is at { the head of this party, and the I young men will remain there ah >ut j two months. * * * ? ? i J. J. Galaway, of Vina, S. C.. re fjorts an open cotton hlo mi fr m lis crop on June 22nd. Mr. (Jalaway 1 a? some of the finest cotton Ill l.l'.tll' V/l HI\, V.V??1IV.T. For your health drink <li lillo 1 water. 5 gallons fo * 10.\?Quatt'e- j baum Light and Ice Company.?Adv. H. I). Lane, who has been spcn Iing ome time here will) friend and relatives, 'eft .Saturday for hi . home at Charleston, S. C. Mrs. Lane and the children will remain j here for several days before returning home. m * * r. D. V. Richardson was here from Ruck-po t one day last week. * * * * 400 sacks sugar just arrived. First come, first served.?C opcr-Smith Co.?adv. ? * * ? O. E. James was in Conway recently on business. Solid car of sugar just arrived.? Loiis Grocery Co.?adv. FOR SALE? One oar 21 inch and 24 inch well Curbing. C. H. Si.ider, Conway, S. C.? Adv 2ti. 6-24. W. A. Cook spent Saturday here. J. W. Ellis of Little River, was fn Conway last Friday on business. * * * * * J. R. Thornnson was here from Bucksville one day last week. Car sugar just arrived. Quantity not limited long as it lasts.?CooperSend the Herald orders for Adding Machine rolls, toilet papers, paper ' napkins, towels in rolls. ?23 "Good bye Skeeter-Chaser" ?2$ ?23 25c the bottle. Sold onlv by ?23 ?23 Norton Drug Company. tf ?2$ lb- ^ ^ M fA'jj Rub-My-Tism is a great paiifk ller It relieves pain and soreness caused by Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, ' Etc".?Adv. \ Pepsenel ?j W. Ben Norton, attorney of M i'lins, S. C.. spent a day here last week on legal business. ? * ? ? | E. C. Allen, candidate for Superintendent of Education, spent a day here last week on business. ? ' f Dr. H. N. Snyder, President of Wofford College, was in Conway on la~.t Sunday and spoke before the Hut Bible Class at 10:30 in the morn 1 ing and at 11:15 delivered an address in the Conway Methodist Church. ? v ? | The general stock law will suit the people on the border line be-' tween Horrv and Georgetown, especially in Waccamaw Neck. They had troauble of a serious nature down theie a year or two ago. concerning stock wandering at large in Waccamaw Neck. 1 ? ~ ~ - J Mrs. B. T. Hyman recently i\t.un ed from Baltimore where she visited her sister. a * * * * * t Charles Duscnbury was at Todd- 1 ville one day last week. ? * 4 ? ? Miss Genewood Norton visited \ friends at Todd ville last week. * * * * ? It takes frequent dragging t> \ I keep the road from here to Bucksvi'le in level condition. This shows | that the sand and clay is unevenly j mixed so that it will not stand the usual amount of traffic before breaking; up into holes. * ? ? ? 0 The work on the new Herald ad- j i dition went ahead last week and j progress was accomplished in putting up the brick walls. The aim I in the construction of this new shop is to give the room plenty of ven'.ila- 1 tion and light, and being fireproof !" will give protection against a;ci- y ' dental fire. ' n ? ' I The work of finishing the new residence of Dr. and Mrs. H. L. 1 Scarborough was going ahead at a 1 rapid rate last week and the build- > ing will soon be ready for occupancy. * * % * I O. R. Spivey was here from Tabor, N. C., on business last week. * * ? ? * j Attention is called to U e ad- ( vcrtisements now lunning in th s paper for the Stanley Motor Comj pany with home offices at Ma i n ? I S. C., and with a branch at Con- j j way open for bu*in~ss since la^t week. The Conway branch of the business is under the management ( of Mr Stanton. The Comrany sell i ' Studcbakcr cars and Republic trucks i 1. _ j.i i ~ - r?oin nere and at Marion. ( * * * * Extensive repairs and add'tiens aio being: made at the reri'e ice ] which is now the property of D. G. Spivey on Beaty Street, and whi h he purchased s >me time since frcm J. U. Cox. The place will be on of the handsomest in that section of | the town. . x c Best g'.a'e of distilled wate \ A ( health producer. f> gallons for 10c at Quattlebaum Light & Ice Company.?adv f <:*** 1 t Give us your orders for second j sheets and other paper goods tha\ j we handle. c m 9 m m m ] N. O. Allsbrcok of Sanford, S. C., > was in Conway on business la : I wee!;. He is engaged in Iho ; u o- t mobile iu pair business at Sanfcrd. I - - * i Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Wright \vh have been visiting at Hendcrscn ville, N. C., have returned home. n I)istille<l water in easy on your c kidneys. You can get 5 gallons for s 10c here.?OiiaHlphnnm l.io-ia a1. t<. ; Com pany.?adv. FOR SALE?Ford Roadster body. See Tisdale at Buck Motor Co.-? I adv It s 400 sacks sugar just arrived. ^ First come, first served.?Lor is Gro- veery Co.?adv. * TOMBSTONES 1 AND MONUMENTS See me for Tombstones and Monu- ' ments. Genuine Georgia marble. 6|24 4t ?SAM P. ELLIOTT, * Route 2, Galivants Ferry, S. C. LOST HIS COAT. Lost between Conway and Dr. ^ Adams' farm, one black serge coat, with W. O. W. Axe in lapel, and P having in pocket policy of Thomas Tindal, bearing Tindal's name and also the name of E. T. Lovcll. A Finder will please return to the own- 1< er or leave at Herald bffice, and g oblige, v ^ 6|20 3t pd. ?E. T. LOVELL gzs "South-African Ant-Chaser will positively relieve you of jgj gg all Ants. Sold only by Nor- gzj jj; ton Urug Co. 20c bottle, tf 525 > > We are proud of the confideoc H= doctors, druggists and the publi: & have in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic.? ^ Adv jj? For Heavy Hauling 'Phone 88. Prompt Service. Wc specialize on long hauls? ^ Two-Ton Truck. st Conway Motor Car Co. fi ?adv 2'5 ?tf.? (?' \ !. I.HIlW.ilii THE HORRY HERALD, COM IAMES A. LEWIS MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT Sheriff J. A. Lewis publishes in ,his issue a card announcing bis andidacy for re-cloction to the oi''i.'e of Sheriff. Mr. Lewis ha; filled ;he sheriff's office during the last ihree terms and during that time he las made an enviable re old in ranting down the violators of the whistey laws of South Caiolina and ha* endered assistance to the Federal au ;horities in the enforcement of Fed al laws such as they have not been iblc to obtain in some other Coun;ies. As an official he has performed his luty in a fearless and efficient nianler and his many friends have urged lim to stand for re-election this lime. ? o? The weather had a few c o! day^ ast wee1.: but was not for th^ greater part of the time. ? A ? ^ The candidates for State offices \ vill address the people at C nwny, Fuly 26th. Clip this out and keep, t for future reference. *> + * # * i The candidate for congress will iddrcss the people at Conway on Thursday, August 13th. Clip 1lr;, ait and keep it as you may n e 11 ;> know this date later on if \ou! visli to hear the candidates. - ? 4 0 * J. E. Rryan was over from Myrtle deach one day last week on busiK'SS. y ? V Miss Carrie Worley and Mr. Wiliam Worley, of Harrisbuvg, are visling Mrs. R. E. Sessions at Myrtle death. ? f f G. R. Jenkins has recently com-1 oleted a large shed in rear of the! stables on Lauiel Street adl'ng: /ery much to his flor space in Kindling buggies and wagons j v r r ? t i The work on the new build'ng for C Thompson in rear of Kingston dotel was somewhat delayed list ,veek owing to lack of material. * * * ? ? George H. Rogers has moved with . lis family to Georgetown. ? ? Mrs. S. E. King went to Florence,; 3. C.? last week where she stood an >pei ation. * * ? Mrs. Genevieve Weatherly of Ron lettsville is visiting her sister, Mrs. \. D. Jones. * ? ? * J. Errors on Fold, formerly of thisj ;uunxy dux, now oi Urangeburg, wa^ j i visitor in Conway on Sunday after- i loon, delivered an address at tho I Conway Methodist Church. ? w * ? * George J. Holliday is in San Francisco this week attending the Maticnal Domoeiatic Convention as a lclTjgatc from S uth Carolina. ? ? * ? t F. A. Burroughs and family 16ft j lere this week for Massachusetts i chore they will vpsit relatives for! sometime. They will go by the 7dydc line from Charleston. * * * * *. Reports from the Tilly Swamp sec-1 ion of the County are, to the effect' hat the cotton crop in that com- i nunity is as good os usual and til s j noans that there is a fairly good I Top now being grown. The Herald s in receipt of an open cotton bios-1 :om from the Mill Swamp fi Id of dr. B. 1). Packer. We do not know he exa"t date upon which this' dossom was picked. Mr. Parker 11--j laily raises a line crop of cotton. * ? ? * ? .Tames Porter. or Marion, is new villi tlvo State Highway Department,, oming here to supervise the contiuction of certain bridges, -now bong built by the department. I NEWLY WEDS VISIT. Last week Mr. and Mrs. Julian! ). Duron bury arrived hoic to spen 1 overal days visiting relatives of the atter. Mr. and Mrs. Duscnbury /ere married at Seneca, S. C., on lunday, June (5th, 19120, and weiv i aking in a visit to home folks here diile on an extended wedding our. Mr. Dusenbury is engaged in the ractice of law at ilishopville, S. C. * * * * ? iOST?On 3rd Avenue or Main St.' last Wednesday P. M., 1 Pink! Cameo. ^Finder please return t> Mi ss Edna Mariow and receive reward.?Adv. It Plenty of sugar for canning puroses.?Cooper-Smith Co.?adv. Bring me your laundry. I ,m now representing the Char >tte Steam Laundry. W. J. 1MITH.?ad 6-17 4t LAND Farm Land Timber Land RENTAL AOEMTff City and Suburban Property If contemplating selling or buying talk it over with HEDRICK & JOHNSON Phone 113 Hotel Grace Ave you worried with Ants? 7$ Try the guaranteed Soulh-Af- jijj j 7$ rican Ant Chaser. 20c bottle, jyj 75 Sold only by Norton Drug Co. \xjj 5 ^ fl Tfl p ltub-My-Tk-ni is a powerful ant ?ptic; it lulls th? po'ion cau-e.l { om in"evtc(l cuts, cures old sores, ttcr, e'c.?Adv m / WAY, S. 0., JULY 1, 1920. NOTICE TO TEACHERS AND SCHOOL TRUSTEES Hie Horry Countv Summe. Sc'iool for teachcv> will bc?r>n Jrlv 12 an ' last six weeks, cr.f'iog August 20. As is "well known the State B a>-1 of Exa?nine;s l as already taker charge of the colli Citation > f teachers. This Board has announce i that it will renew first an 1 secon I grade certificates, provMed t'-a* their holders attend summer schools Therefore it is more important to n* tend summer school this year than heretofore. Wc fully expect the State B>aid to hold an examination about the usual time this fa'l at the county court house. Further aununcemient will appear in the papers ncxL week. We have had difficulty in scrMlvir?or iniif'imtnw" K..4- 1 " % ?- - 'ii^ ???uv? u. t" l r> UUt i!UV(' I 11?c\ * I ??11 n i?vn w n*a?*-% y% f ?j r* ?* 1*/**%! iiuatv u?? ti i i u ii,v i.iv;Iu.i aim itf that wo have a strong" faculty and that the prosnects atx^ good for on ^ c?f tlio best summer schools that has over been hold in the county. M. J. Bullock. fS. Sunt of Education, Mrs. M. .1. Bullock, Training Tea. her. o FROM TODDVII.LE One of the ^ot.ton blossoms sent in to the Herald office this voar comes from the farm of David Causey nea1 Martin Hill in Bucks Township. T i > blossom was open on Sun day June 27th. and was picked from a very fine field on Mr. Causey's place. The regular n.-vtmg of the CKam Ircr of Commerce will bo In Id <. n next Fridav cvenirg. tuly 2nd, at tbo Town Had. boginn'rg at 8:20 o'clock. CAB!) OF Til WKS. Wo take thi? meth d < f thanking c\v many fiionds for t' oi k'n 1 assistance in the sickness and death of our dear Mother. ?The Bazcn Fa mil.". ?o 1M BLIC INSFKANCE. The idea of public iimiuancr should ho car.iod irrc'1 further than it is now, and it wid bo ir> t'.o course of ton years. Every county in this State should insure ;t- citizens against damage frrm had and flood as well as from fire and other casualty: and the premiums shouhl be paid by the taxpayers and the losses adjusted by the county commissioners and paid out of the county treasury. T^e tobacco business will be much better off at Conway thin year owing to the untiring effort: of the chamber of co'/.merce. Horry County we hope will soon have a bigger income from live stock and food crops. Why build with weod any longer? The price of lumber has gone up beyond reason and it is not fire proof. o VETERAN IMPROVES. William Carter, a veteran of the Confederate War, recently went to a hospital i" Wilmington, North Carolina, where he is having his face treated for threatened cancer. He writes that he is improving very much and exnects to he back home before long entiiely recovered. f TW YOU mat Thornh: and hie of wood thi "The Thorn the best an< us snow yo proof. 1 J. T, PROCTOR OUT I FOR SHERIFF'S PLACE! | J. T. Pr ctor has a card in this , issue announcing his candidacy for the office of SVerifT. Mi. Procter tilled the position tf Deputy U. S. Marshall in the eastern district of South Carolina for the space .of six yeals, working under Marshal James L. Sims. He icsigned this p sition (?n Jnuary 1st, lt>19, ant' when ho tendered his re- iguation received a letter from Marshall Sims which was very complimentary as Mr. Sims r'r'. <1 him that ho regret > i c ? i .? tion very much, that ho rpprociated the efficient service he j had rendered in the office, and s'a'-1 cd that he hoped his successor \v< ilh! be US olfminnt. ;iv: Im Kn.l l.. t* ... hovi in en. r??forr ho resigned he war. attending t > the v o k of the U. S. Court in seven counties of th.o district and he resigned the the position he'arise of increased duties that he had here , 1 after the purchase of the farm ho.: now operates at Keysfield. | lie was Chief of Police at Conway for two and one-half years and has filled the position of school trustee at Cedar Grove and is one of the trustees now in the Toddville School District. o MAI) MISPOPTPNKS i Two sections of our county were visihd by misfortune las' week , One was the Port Barrels n co , inanity through which a hail sloim I w ent destroying the cotton and toIbacco; the other was in Floyds ! town? hip wh.ero a small t r a 1 blow down the houses and damn; e i (the growing crops tn no 1 ttle ?x j tent. I FROM GALIVANTS. The Herald :s in receipt f a c f 'ton blossom from the farms of George J. 11 >l'iduy cf Galivants Per-', ry. Ho is not the first to . o.. ! in a ( pen bl< om to the r.flHco tin's year hat i ho sends in the first one from Gali ; y ants Ferry. ! - ! M. p. nnswsM ? lyvicMirn i OUT FOR TREASURER| There appeared irt our issue o* \ last week the announcement card of Mr. M. C. Dorman as a candidat for Treasurer of H rry County. Several years ago Mr. Doinvm studied shorthand and typewriting and filled the position of stenographer and typist in law offices f r about one year. Since that tim i he has been connected with Hotel i Grace as Clerk and during that | time has done a great amount of ; work as Stcnogranher and type | writer for the public from time to i time When they needed this ckis of work at the hotel. is : ccurate and careful in the keeping of books and thoroughly competent fenny clerical position. :e no mistake when ill. MflHp ftf tniinrK VA W Vigil kory. It has twice at grows under soft ihill is not the lowe i in the end the ch u the wagon that is * .THOMPSON, CONWAY,S % .? !?. ,1 ..... HI. im . ? 'I paob rare * MORE MONEY iS NEEDED BY SCHOOL As Coming Year Faces Deficit of Five Thousand Dollars At Conway MEETING IS HELD # CALLED BY TRUSTEES D, M. Burroughs Endorsed as Trustee to Fill Unexpired Term of B. G. Collins There was a mass meeting- of citizen... at the Town Hall on June 25th following a call is ued bv the Hoard of School" Trustees of this school district. A number of ladies were present. Mr. H. W. Ambrose, the Secretary of the Board of Tiiislces, made his financial lrport and ?;ave hi - estimate of icceipt: an i expenditures for the coming year, and w ich si owed tha." having lai ? 1 the saiaiiei of U a ho.:-, a t! o Beard hadone, rci'i < . . a < . there will bo a dcii.u c. i.'h.C d.'.O i . m oi the expi n or. uuV c. i i r. al income is raise d. Aft*.- a ihi': v ' > f slo-t talks on tlv . itua i> . 1 - r . ei: ? pa - eel a re ohi.hm a-Ai i v C c \'f-.;?g of an additional rcria' :e . v < ivc mills. 'Petition. a 'civ ti - * le Con aie new being i/m-dAf ' Survrinten dent M. ?i. Hu h ck. who v.o present, stated I at ;: * B r4 ie. r w levies eleven rii'U". an jta.U 1 that * gioat \* .e:vb;.g'0 ? - '* ad ' tr.cts a e paying i::Aen re'll . T' o niv big or.dr: c1 M". D AT. Ih; roiorhs re a Uii.-tic *> I'll ih 4 ueocpi *' 1 t( n.i << r'v. P. (i. Collins, rcsignoS ^e ' ithvi ia-m was mav;'fe t a t ',"k :v.c t rg a a! it w< s in heated t- at Hv pcv.pl ei' the (lisvAct ;vn si 15 dy beh'nd their rchoo* P ? -. _ -a - i SHOW WAS CRTVHKD. . T' e Pa dime tVa'er venor w cd t> ov< vfl v. ip t j-xvp week when tu. rn.? -M- i.i ' r?< ~e - I<I11 nuii i' . v i if* ??' ir? W( rl ''' r p^a o' o i the <creen. Ic prove 1 to le c no of "ho be*t love stories over rhewn >n r^ovinp; pictures bore ao<l the va" scenes shown wore ar o o; V e b st eve soon here. As the erne f r the phiv were "i i11< * a/ tb^ a^tua1 st* of a Ar n h viUa?o th^ a t on wa leala + b. Dr. rj r....s r \, v< r c., was in Co'wa;" <Vv- Y.y 'a v. e 1 in bus-ness. you buy the highland oak the strength er conditions, st priced, but eapest." Let almost wpar.