The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, January 13, 1921, Image 5
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Lp0cal and
A. B. Bell was here last week on
business.
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Samuel M. Harrelson was here on
business one day last week.
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' G. W. Cartrette was in town one
day last week.
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J. T. Edwards was here from Gallivants
Ferry last week.
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C. T. Hardee paid Conway a visit
last week.
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Blanks of the right kind can be
bought at the Herald office.
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James Heneford was in this section
of the county recently.
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S. H. Harrelson, of Green Sea,
passed through here recently.
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J. V. McDowell was in Conway on
business last week.
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Arnold Bell was i 11 Conway on business
one day last week.
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N. F. Nixon was in Conway one
day last week on business.
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J. S*d Bellamy visited Conway recently
on business.
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Car Burt Outs just arrived. CcoperCi
in. /n 1 1 .t..
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J. A. Taylor spent a day here last
week on business.
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E. S. C. Baker was in Georgetown'
county last week for several days.
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M rs. M. C. Dusonbury was here to
visit relatives one day last week.
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Ed L. Smith spent some time in
Loris last week on business.
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E. W. Prince, of Gurley, was in
Conway one day last week.
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N. E. Hardwick was in Conway last
week on business.
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L. R. Ambrose was here from
Georgetown last week.
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J. H. Baker was in Conway on business
last week.
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A. C. Hughes was . in Conway one
day last wesk.
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Legal blanks are printed to order
at the Herald office.
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George M. Fowler, of Green Sea,
S. C., was in Conway one day last
week on business.
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We know of several families who
are finding it very hard to get houses
f to live in.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jones, of R. F.
D. No. 2, Tabor, N. C., spent a day
here last week on legal business.
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Rico! Rice! Get our prices before
buying*. Cooper-Smith Co.
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| A. C. Thompson was moving last
week into the new buildings recently
L finished up on Laurel street.
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Taxes should be reduced if they can
1 he, but not at the expense of the
health and well being of the people.
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E. G. Norman is still working on
1 the painting job at the Herald building.
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S. H. Harrelson, of Green Sea, S.
C., spent some time in Conway on
business last week.
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F. Stern, of Wil nington, spent several
days in thi:: county last week
l visiting our merchants.
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, J. M. Martin and several others
were here last week from the Conway
R. F. D. No. 1 section.
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We had shipped from Charleston
' on December 23rd a car of guano put
up especially for plant beds. Let us
sell you. Palmetto Grocery Co., Mullins.
Adv.|12 30 20 |4t
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IT'S EASY TO
PREVENT COLDS
(Keep the liver and kidneys in perfect
condition. They throw off
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IUiu iiir> ellivt iiiaivc uim.^
sible?if in perfect condition.
A correct regulator will be found
Dr. Hilton's Life
for the liver and kidneys.
Immediate relief is given in cases
of constipation, indigestion and
biliousness.
It is pleasant to take, excites a
I pleasant sense of warmth in the
stomach, diffusing itself through
the system.
Your druggist sells Dr. Hilton's
Life with a "satisfaction or money
refunded" guarantee.
Colds and influenza are success-!
fully treated by using Murray's
Horehound Mullein and Tar in
conjunction with Dr. Hilton's Life.
Manufactured by
The Murray Drug Company
Columbia, S. C.
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Pepsene! !
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Let me give you some prices on
Men's Overcoats before you buy. H.
M. Russ.?Adv.
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Mrs. .T. N." Atwater, of Raleigh, N.
C., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A.
Vv. liarrett.
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Mrs. A. O. Lawrence spent several
days of last week with friends and
relatives at Florence and Mulling.
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Herbert Lane, of Chhrte^toH, spent
last week-end with relatives in the
city.
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Fred Lawrence? of Oglethorpe University,
Atlanta, Ga., spent last week
end here with his mother.
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Ed L. Smith, of the Cooper-Smith
Co., spent last week-end with relatives
at Mullins.
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One lot of Men's and Boys' Suits
just received. Get my prices before
you buy. H. M. Russ.?Adv.
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A. M. Dusenbury and J. F. Harper,
of Toddville, spent some time
here recently on business.
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For tobacco bed canvas, new cloth,
see Palmetto Grocery Co., at Mullins.
Adv. 12J30J20I It
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L. H. Burroughs has moved his
stock of goods to one of the store
buildings of A. C. Thompson, on Laurel
street.
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Conway Lumber Company at last
accounts was remaining closed, it is
said, for lack of business to keep the
hands busv.
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Monday of last week was legal
salesday at the court house. A number
of tracts of land were disposed
of, but at lower prices than usual.
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Seed Potatoes?Will have two cars
to arrive soon. Get our prices before
buving. Cooper-Smith Co.
Adv.' 1113{2t
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Blue prints are being made ready
for several new buildings in Conway
during this year, but we are not authorized
to give out any information
as yet.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thelbert Lewis, who
were married in Greenville, S. C., last
week, have arrived in the city. Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis will make their home
here.
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F. W. Smith, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. Dan. H. Winstead,
has returned to his home at Pittsburgh,
Pa.
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Our tobacco canvas is new and we
handle only the best. Lot us sell you.
Palmetto Grocery Co., Mullins, S. C.
Adv.;l2 30j20|4t
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Mi-, and Mrs. H. G. Tisdale, who has
4-U~ u?i:,1 :n. -._i
uci:ii ^|juiiuui^ liic iiuuuayn witii rtJialives
in the city, left last week for
their home at Sumter, S. C.
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Several of the small lumber mills
in different sections of the county
closed down some time ago on account
of the low price of lumber and
at last accounts were still closed for
the same reason.
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E. L. Westbury, formerly of Horry
county, but now of Harner, S. C.,
spent several days here last week on
business.
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Dr. P. M. Blanton is now occupying;
the neW dental parlors recently completed
on Ihe second floor of the
Herald building*
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Don't fail to get our price on Irish
Potatoes. Expecting two cars this
month. Cooper-Smith Co.
Adv.Jl 10|2t
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Nothing further has been heard
from Marlboro county concerning the
contest over the resignation of
George Cannon as teacher of one of
the schools. At last accounts the
teacher had gone off to spend the
holidays.
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Get legal blanks at the Herald office?that
is, if you need any; and if
you do any business during this year
you will surely need some.
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{' James Pappus is preparing to move
I his cafe business to the store building
on Main street formerly occupied by
L. H. Burroughs. It is understood
that he will make several improvei
merits in the building and have rooms
for lodgings on the second floor.
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Live merchants advertise in the
Herald. It will pay the consumer to
patronize the merchants who are able
to tell them what he has for sale, and
his methods of doing business.
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A big lot of Ladies' and Misses'
Coats just received. If you want to
save monev get my prices before you
buy. H. M. Russ.
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Some of the farmers are seriously
considering leaving cotton off entirely
for 1921; and we have heard a
few of them say that they did not intAn/l
l/i nlniif ninf Inlii/inA niMinn
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Those who bteme Auditor N. C.
Adams about the late delivery of the
tax duplicate to the (county treasurer
are blaming him without just cause,
as he was prevented > bj* ?tjhy tax commission
from getting the duplicates
to the treasurer in time.
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The materials are ready for the
construction of a new stock building
for the Buck Motor Company on one
of the vacant lots on the corner of
Third avenbe and Laurel street. The
building will be made of brick and
finished on the inside with wood.
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B. C. Grainger spent last Saturday
in town.
W. R. Cook came to Conway on
business a few days ago.
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The Pastime is still entertaining
the people of the coifnty with good
shows. The theatre is now running
one of the be:-;t serial pictures that
the management has ever had on the
screen. It is entitled "The Adventures
of Ruth."
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W. P. 'Hooks was among the crowd
'"ere last week.
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W. L. Squires spent a day nejce
last week. |
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A. C. T. Gore visited Conway one
day last week.
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VV. H. Collins was here last week
on business.
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J. M. Chestnut was here last Saturday.
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Send in your subscription to the
Herald while the year is young. It
will be worth many times its cost
to you before the year is half out
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Just received, a car of best grade
all heart Red Cedar Shingles. See W.
R. Salmon, at Conway 5c and 10c
Store.?Adv.jlt.
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B. H. Martin spent a portion of
last Saturday in town.
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The holding of cotton has caused
loans to be rather hard to obtain.
Still there are some who have plenty
to pay their debts with, but will claim
the tightness of money as an excuse
for not paying, just the same.
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E. M. Blanton was here last Satur
day.
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Miss Evelyn Marsh has returned to
W i nf r'/\Il aiva
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On some farms the open cotton is
still hanging in the fields. The farmers
have evidently been wasting their j
time to some extent. Even if the1
price of cotton is lower than usual, it
is better to pick it at a low price than
to not pick it at all. Half a loaf is
better than no bread at all.
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I pay 35c a dozen for eggs and
want 10,000,000 dozen. L. H; Burroughs.?Advertisement.
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A. H. Prince was here on business
a few days ago.
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C. A. Rhouark, of Gusseta, Ga., left
here last Saturday with Mrs. Rhouark
on their return home, after spending1
several weeks here with relatives
and friends.
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Jos. C. Parker was among those
who visited Conway during last
week's rush of new year business.
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The Herald has spent much money
on the completion of its new building
and on its new plant. The result
is, we hope, a better paper for
the people of Horry county.
*****
C. F. Hooks, Jehu Causey, J. D.
Haigler and M. C. Lilly were all in
Conway on business la-st Saturday.
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There was a fine motion picture at
the Pastime Wednesday night of last
week, founded on the novel written
by the "Tiger" of France and entitled
"The Strongest." The purpose of
the book and also of the film is to
show that love is stronger than material
things. The picture drew a
large crowd and it deserved to do so.
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500 bushels Weber's Best Pure
I Long Staple Cotton Seed for sale.
Close prices for cash or will exchange
for stock. Long Staple always sells
for more. Sec or communicate with
A. D. Jones, Conway, S. C., phone 120.
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There was a crowd of taxpayers
visiting the treasurer's office last
week to pay their taxes and get their
receipts. In many cases the treasurer
has had to write out the receipt
while the taxpayer waited for him to
j do this. Always before the receipts
} were written up ahead of time and
, the taxpayer did not have to wait
while it-was being; written. This year
the treasurer did not get the tax
duplicate from the auditor until late
; in the winter and there was not time
I in which to fill out so many receipts
ahead of time.
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For all kinds of hauling1, anywhere,
short or long* distance, g-ct my prices
before having your hauling: done. A.
D. Jones, Conwnv, S (\?Adv. 1 13!tf
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There is a rumor afloat that fertilizer
will be much cheaper this
season, but the Herald has been unable
to find out the source of such
a report. It is believed, however,
that fertilizers must be cheaper for
the crops of 15)21, or else there will
be but little of it bought.
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H. D. Crawford, of Aynor, is agent
for a nice line of monuments. Head
his advertisement in this paper and
give him a call when in need of a
monument. ,
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There is no immediate relief from
(lin Vi nncn cli Avf onrA in f Uio L?A/?f /\ C
vnv, uv/uov oiaui i/u^v hi tilio nw l/ivi I \? I
the country. Lumber must go down
and perhaps wages for labor be reduced
before many new tenant houses
will begin to go up.
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The roads in many places are in
bad condition owing to the recent
rains and the lack of funds with
which the roads might have been
worked. >i =. , vi:
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MEETING W. (). W.
There will be a regular meeting
of Live Oak Camp No. 124 W. 0. W.
Thursday evening, January 13, at
7:30 o'clock. All members are urged
] to be present.
1 W. M. RUSS, Clerk.
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F. A. Burroughs has returned from
a business trip to Wilmington and
Charleston.
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For your Coffee see L. H. Buroughs.?Adv.
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Prol*. Herbert Hucks, of Mulling,
recently returned to that town after
visiting relatives here.
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The year 1021 finds the town of
liOris making progress, as it now has
electric lights, and it also hopes to
soon become a county seat,
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Nmv is a good time to set your hens.
If?1 BroNViv IiOghbrn ' eggs $1.50 My
Brown " Leghorns - won three first
prifces at the Horry County Fair. L.
H. Burroughs.?Adv.
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J. T. Booth, of Florence, spent J
Monday in Conway on business.
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Mrs. M. A. Wright, who has been
visiting friends and relatives at Winston-Salon
and other points in North
Carolina, has returned home.
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D. M. Burroughs spent Tuesday of
this week in Wilmington on business.
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Our representative brought in a
nice line of job printing from his trip,
among the business men of Tabor |
and Loris recently. If anything is J
needed before he goes that way j
again, send us the order and the copy i
by mail and they will have prompt
attention.
ESTES-LKW1S.
An unusually pretty marriage took
place Thursday at high noon, when
Miss Dorothy Estes, eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Estes, was
wedded to JVlr. Thelbcrt .J. Lewis of
Conway, S. C. The ceremony was
performed at the home of the bride's j
parents on East Park avenue, in the j
presence of relatives and a few of the
most intimate friends of the young
couole.
The impressive ceremony was performed
bv Dr. Georcre W. Quick, of
the First Baptist church, assisted by
Dr. B. D. Hahn, of the Pendleton
street Baptist church.
The parlor and reception hall were
tastefully decorated with palms, ferns
and flowering plants, forming a beautiful
setting for the marriage ceremony.
The bride was lovely in a navy blue
tailored suit with a small black hat
and an armful of bride's roses and
ferns. The bride was attended by
Mi ss Margaret Walters of Columbia,
and the groom was attended by his
best man, Mr. Paul Clyde of Spartanburg.
Immediately after thci ceremony
a tempting salad course was
served, the bride and groom leaving
at once for a short wedding trip, after
which they will go to Conway, S.
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MRS. BARRETT ENTERTAINS.
Mrs. A. W. Barrett entertain?!
at cards last Scvtuulay afternoon,
January 8th.'
After several rounds of bridge a
delightful salad course wa. served.
The high score prize, a pretty niecc
of Nippon China was won by Mrs.
Ambrose and Mrs. Collins the
consolation, a bit of lingerie.
Those present were Mesdames M.
G. Andersen. Mrs. M. VV. Collins, J.
B. Elliott, Mrs. C. J. Ej;ps, A. M.
Burroughs, L. 0. Magrath, E. J.
Sherwood. H. W. Ambrose.
c Jills nu*e Grip and Influenza
: XXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets remove the
Muse. There is only one "Brorao Quinine."
E. W. GROVE'S eljlneture on box. SOo.
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Highest perfection ol
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specimens before you buy
stones from any other agt
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CORNER STONE LAID
ON LEE'S BIRTHDAY
It is the plan of the Building Committee
of the Horry Industrial School
to have the cornerstone of the new
Administration building laid on Lee's
birthday, the 19th inst., at 12 a. m.
The Masons have been requested to
perform this service and we wish to
extend to you, Mr. Editor, and to our
friends throughout the columns of
your paper a cordial invitation to be
present- with us on that occasion.
The work on the building is being
pushed by the contractors, Shelly &
Vereen, and the walls are almost complete
through the basement storw
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