The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 26, 1920, Image 6
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PRIMARY ELECTION MANAGERS!
The following have been designated
as managers to conduct the
Democratic Primary which will be I
held at the several nrecincts on
next Tuesday, August 31st:
ADRIAN?C. A. Cartrette, E. M.
Booth, Hr.l O. Hux.
AY NOR?J. W. Cook. Geo. Richardson,
J. M. K h ton.
BAYBORO?G. L. Strickland, W.
C. Bell, Malcolm O. Watts.
BLANCHE ?S. T. Johnson, S. P.
Elliott, Pish. Hard wick.
CEDAR GROVE?W. \Y. Mucks,
W. J. Hanna, W. F. Jordan.
CONWAY?M. G. Anderson, W. F.
Hucks. J. C'arence Sessins.
COOL SPRING?J. M. Kabon, H.
H. Ga (pie, H. Elvis.
DAISY?J. YV Carter, Jr., Leroy I
Prince, James Skipper.
DOGBLUFF?C. G. Elvis, Willie
Hucks, F. A. James.
DOGWOOD?W. A. Adams, Jos. |
P. Vaught, I. 1?. Parker.
EBFNEZ) i (Not vet rcDorted).|
EBENEZER - E. O. Gerrald, W. L.
Long, I. O. Bellamy.
FARMER?Oscar E. Todd, N. H.
BeHfirov B. S. Butler.
FLOYDS?C. F. DuBose, J. K.
Flovd. E. ,M. Mears.
G A LIV A NTS F K11R Y?Geo. M.
Huggins, Geo. W. Foxworth, T. M.
Daniels.
GRAHAM VILLE?\V. J. Jordan,
J. M. Vaugl t, W. H. Parker.
GRAHAMS X ROADS?W. B.
Graham. i>. Gore, I'. !,. Hardwick.
GREEM SEA? (Not yet r por ed)
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Beverly. Tom X. Cook.
GURLEY?H. N. Lawn more, W.
K. Skipper. ('. G. Bullock.
HAMMOND?W. J. Stanley, W.
I). Coy. T. .). Rhevark.
HICKORY GROVE -J^lin I>. Anderson.
I iv\" T>. Chestnut, Jose, h
P. Graham. Sr.
HOI\"F,\7001)?T. IT. Raker, M. A.
Gno^r J. T. Andrr'n.
HORRY--Elbert Allen. Joe Maker,
W. A. < ook.
JERNIGANS X ROADS--W. \.
C. Harrelson, W. J. Saivis, W. H.
Hardee.
JORDANVILLE?R. C. Cook, IT.
C. C. N. Richardson.
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ardsrv. Tvlaok Johnson, Done Ward.
LITTLE RIVER?J. I. Ward, A.
V. Ro'isont. L. F. Bellamv.
LORIS?E. G. Stanley, C. H. Hard
wick. W. T. Springs.
MARLOW?I. P. Patrick, J. W.
Marlow. Van I?. TurboviHo.
PORT HARRELSON?J. P. Williams,
A. C. Harpor, Jas. II. Pierce.
SANFORD-H. G. Fowlor, Olin
Stevens. L. M. Stevens.
SHELL?Joe L. Gore. E. L. Chest
nut, S. B. Vereen.
SPRING BRANCH?Geo. Cribb,
C. C. Envoy J. J. Enzor.
SOCASTEE?B. F. Hucks, B. M.
Owens. J. N. McCormick.
TAYLORSVILLE?E. H. Small,
P. I). Ge^rpld, B. F. Harrelson.
VARDELLE?C. L. Williamson, T.
A. Harrelson, B. T. Holmes.
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WAMPEE?A. P. Thompson, D.
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WHITE OAK--?Norton M. Hardee,
J. E. Holmes, L. P. Shannon.
WITHERS?G. C. Graham. D. W.
Nance, P. D. Owens.
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APPLICATION FOR CHARTER
Notice is hereby given that we,
the undersigned p t't'oners for cha"ter
for The Horry Mill and Ginnery
Co., will inert al 10 o'clock A. ]\I..
Aug. 30th, 1920 in the law office of
S. C. Dusenhury at Conway, S.
C., for the purpose :
1. Electing a board of directors
and officers of sai 1 corporat'on.
2. Adopting by-laws for the said
corporation.
3. Attending to all other matters
etfctton
We will have a bullf
I- turns of Primary E'ecti
31st. at our store. Co
candidate is running.
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FRIDAY, SEF
JIM CARROLL'S Home
I Ay 11 or, in 10, 23, 27, and 5 7
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Will sell at LITTLE RIV
acres fronting' on river in BL
tiful 'property.
TUES. SEPT.
THE C. H. SPIVEY fai
small farms. Lying on Aync
from Aynor, for L. A. Hug
9 ^ D A r> vn e t'ttt? unnr
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from Conway, on Gcorgetov
for Thompson Bros., This
! acre pear orchard on it.
Also early in Septembc
| TATE property. 450 acres
i farm, 1 1-4 miles from C
j E. A. MOFFITT &
Selling
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incident to completion of orpraniza;
tion, as required by Sec. 2884 of
' the Acts of 1920. i
A. C. McHa'r. :
J. T. Smith,
J. F. Hu?ks,
W. J. Ward,
E. C. Smith,
H. C. Anderson, |
W. E. Davis,
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Miss Dorothy Holloman, of Charleston,
and Miss Lois Ne Smith, "f I
Ni Smith, S. C., are visiting Miss
| Laura Jenkins.
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Miss Alice Little of New York
ir> visitirtr her parents Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Little.
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tin ho?;rd showing rc>n
next Tuesriav, Aug.
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Place, near Ccol Spring and '
r acre tracts. '
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'EE. for W. L. BRYAN, ten !
IlLDING LOTS. This is bcauI
6TH, I I A. M.
rm, 2 80 acres subdivided into !
>r and Conway road. 2 miles
>gins.
)W EEATTY property, 10 miles
ni and Conway . Public Road,
is a fine farm and has an 8ir
will sell the L. D. LONG ES-> '
in small farms. And the Harby
Jon way.
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jl Graduate of Clemson College i" C^ss of 1908
vj Member House of Re* resentatives 1913 to 1916\
Ji E'ei,fed and Resigned as Circuit, Judge 1916
Ejected Solicitor 14th Circuit 1916
jd Endorsed tfrtf Ilrti^ed States Senator bv *he Democra
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An Ofd-Fashioned Democrat B
and m*'n o4 the People, ;is in- &
dieated by Uip enthusiastic re- $
cept.ion with which he is meet- lj|
ing throughou' South Carolina. B
ASK AW ONE WHO KNOWS I
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lie beHoves in the doctrines J
of Calhoun, is opposed to any g ?
further centralization of power j*
in the federal government, is Sj j
an advocate of tax reform and |i 1
governmental economy, and de- gj j
nounces as a traitor anyone H 1
who does not have at heart the S J
host; interests of farmers and B
laboring men. n
Th#? Co'umbia Record Editor- | j
ially Says: "Amonp; those who jj
* are candidates for the Senate B
in the Primary Camapign, The g ]
Record believes that in the per- 1
son of George Warren, of Ilam- g
pton County, the State of South ra ij
Carolina will have as a renvo- N
sentative in the United States |
Senate a man who has the |
courage of his convictions, who | j
will resist the dangerous ten- I
dency of centralizing encroach- J
ments, who will, eveir ithe gj
face of lobbies and outside in- I
fluences of every sort, hold S
ain aloft the standard of Slates j
Rights which the weaklings |
and partisans of Congress have n
permitted to be trailed in the ?
dust .... Young, aggressive, jg
independent. of clonn nnH H
rnble record, capable and am- 3 I
bitious, of diligent effort to at- H
tain the larger growtn vhich H
. the responsible and honorable P
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-eunice oj senator would open to B
him, we recommend him to tiio E
careful scrutiny of the voters g
of South Carolina." g
For Stated Rights jj ,