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^ r jl I fjjSfo * * * * ? { ;?;. S. Butler was here recently orf } k business. k^i * * * * * * r J. U. G^'ihnm was in Conway recently. ' * * * * * II. b, B; I u.. i .vas in Conway one clay last week. 1 #s* * * * ' "*> pointing at t\ie New , Herald shop has been about finished. \ . * * * * * y Time can be lost in talking as well - as in other forms of doing: nothing. * * * * * Get paper and typewriter supplies at the Herald print shop. ***** There was both warm and cool weather last week. ***** P. 0. Bullock was here one day v.ic inner part of last week. J. F. Chestunt was among those visiting Conway last week. * * * * S. Calder was in Conway the lata tor part of last week. I * * ? * * ? J. A. Hardee spent a portion of i i last Saturday in Conway. I I M. M. Hardee visited this section last Friday. .+ * * ?H J. E. Lewis was here from Galivants Ferry last week. * * J. B. Hughes, Jr., of Simpson Creek township, spent a day here last week. * * * * * Mrs. j. 1<\ HArper spent some time in Conway last week visiting relatives. * * * * + George J. Ilolliday, of Galiiants Ferry, was through this section last week on business. * * * Lot of bunch Velvet Beans in stock, also another shipment expected this week. Cooper-Smith Co.?adv It * + * * Ed. L. Smith spent the first of the week in Columbia attending PalmaTcsta: * * i' *..* * ? J. G. Butler, of Pireway, N. C., visited Conway on business one day last week. * * * * W. F. Sta<# house, of the Marion bar, passed through Conway recently on a business trip. * * * * * Judge Mcmminger is holding court \ at Georgetown this week where the I criminal term is going on. A. N. Cox has been at work for the past week on an artesian well at the residence of sheriff Jas. A. Lewis. * * + + * Fishmermen have been iuckv of late and some large strings have been seen coming up from the lakes. * * * * * Car Rice to arrive this week. Bargain prices. See Cooper-Smith (^o.? adv It ifc I>< ift * >(? Mrs. McQueen Quattlbeaum left here last Saturday to spend a week with friends at Georgetown. *** ? . Those who fail to receive each issue of the paper are sure to complain i -i- .it v. twin we uo not oiame tnem. # * * * * Miss Essie Elliott left Wednesda\ morning for Columbia, where she will spend a few days attending Pal mafesta. * * * * * W. C. Claredy, who has been teach ing a successful term of the public school at Evergreen, spent last Saturday afternoon in Conway. ***** W. J. Benson makes it a rule to use every means at hand to guarantee sanitation and safety in all his plumb ing jobs.?adv It -v. SOME*. OF EACH IV IN OUR Build Up a Savings Accoui MOW SERIES OF STOCK BF? Full information from any People's Bi Loan Ass OFFIC D. A. SP1VEY, President A ' A. E. GOLDFINCH, Sc DIPvEC W. H. Winborn, J. T. Mishoe, A. D. A. Spivey, L. D. Magruth, Ji C. J. Epps. ' Every day there is a lot of idle talk round the town and it generally dees harm. It certainly can do no good. Some have been late about sending in their income tax returns and will doubtless have to explain the delay by means of affidavits. ? * * * Miss Hazel Faircloth, of the Flora McDonald School, Red Springs, N. C.. spent Easter tide here with her sister, Miss Esther P. Faircloth. ? ? Raymond Ambrose, of Carlisle School, Bamberg, S. C., spent last iweek-end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Ambrose. * Official envelopes, note books, second sheets, carbon paper, and other office supplies are at the Herald J building. Call at the Herald office. 1 * * * * V 1 The road to Myrtle Beacb is ex- J pected to be in good condition by the ^ opening of the season at that place : about June 5th. 1 * + + + The recent improvements at the ! Methodist parsonage have added greatly to the appearance of the \ place. 1 * * * * * 1 c. For all kinds of hauling, anywhere, j short or long distance, get my prices before having your hauling done. A. D. Jones, Phone 120.?Adv.jlll.3jtf * * * * The local bar association has print ' ed the court roster this time in neat 1 folder form for use of the members i of the bar, clients, and the court. * * * * * ^ The remainder of the work at the new fronts put in for the Winstead Furniture Store was about uomplet- < cd last week. < * * + * * j E. M. Graham, of the Aynor Mer- 1 cantile Company came to Conway on business one flay last week. He is the dealer in Dort cars in this tcrri- * tory, 1 ***** { There was a meeting' on last Friday of the creditors of Fred W. Hucks, the second Horry merchant" ' to fail this year. An examination of 1 his deed of assignment failed to show very much on hand in the way of assets. * * * * * Conway needs the modern sign 1 painter, more and more as time kocs ! on. Business places multiply, popu- 1 lation increases, and the giving of information by use of the printed sign, becomes more and more the ' need. ***** J. H. Floyd, of the Lumberton 1 Marble and Granite Works, spent unmo ill I""1 ? 1 _ ?ivi.?v viiiiv iii vnio tci HUM tV IctM VVUtMV looking' after the business of his . company. The company has an ad- i vertisement now running in the Her- i aid. ***** 500 bushels Weber's Best Pure , Long Staple Cotton Seed for sale. Close prices for cash or will exchange for stock. Long Staple always sells for more. See or communicate with , A. D. Jones, Conway, S. C., phone 120. | l|13|tf < * * * * * ^ Mr. and Mrs. M. il. Smith, and little ^ daughter, who have been visiting Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr. and l.frs. J. F. Ross at Ansonville, N. C., return ed home Tuesday. ***** William IMiifor returned to the city Tuesday, after ^visiting friends at iCla'rkton, and other points in North Carolina. * * * * * Mrs. Paul Quattlebaum, who has been visiting friends at Max ton, and other points in North Carolina, returned home Sunday. ***** Howard Ambrose, who has been spending several days here with his parents, Mr. a^d Mrs. H. W. Ambrose, left Monday to resume his studies at the Woddberry Forest School, Woodberry Forest, Va. * *' * * * Archie Sasser, of the Medical college, Charleston, spent last week-end in the city with relatives. lONTH'S SAVINGS STOCK it and Help Conway Grow :JNG ISSUED MAY 1st, 1921 officer of the Association ociation :ERS: . W. BARRETT, Vice President JCretarv ,'inH Trnnunv*?v ^ * VMUMAVl TORS: W. Barrett, Paul Quattlebaum, 10. K. Watson, A. E. Goldfinch, . v . M^L, . .- * >*' L a.. At ^ ^ * i-N ! *? Mjm H V?*4^nr IB B m ^ K(,< ; .~ -*; ^ Martha Helen Dusenhury Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Dusenbury, of Conway, age nine nonths. Horry count v*.* winmu* of he Civic League prize of $10.00. she will represent ihe county in Columbia at the Better Baby Conest at Pahnafcsta this week. Jennings Thompson, a student at he University at Columbia, and who s recovering from an attack of pneunonia, arrived here Saturday \to ipend a few days with relatives bo'ore returning to Columbia to take ip his studies. +* + * * + Miss Ruth Spivey returnee! Sunday! o o4*o \ y /vf n "Tnur /] ? ?< a \^*?? ? vm (\ iv I 'riends at Clinton, S. C. Miss Spivey ittendcd the Junior-Sen'or rccoj.-t/on | >anquet at the Prcobyterian colicgeI vhile in that city. aet * * $ * - Mr. uml Mrs. J. 15. Sp.arks. and chiliren, who have been spsnd'ntf a few lays here with Mr. ar.d M?>\ J. YV. Sparks, left Wedne .day for their lome at Baltimore, Md. + * J.t M iss Winifred Alexander, who i xttending school at Cjlumbia, spent ast week-end with her parents. Mr md Mrs. W. F. Alexander, at Allen. W. J. Benson has just completed lis contract for putting in trater works at the new buildings of Col. 1). A.. Spivey on upper Main street. * * rft * * The Auto-Electric Supply Co., has an advertisement in this issue announcing a Tire Sale, They will sell all kinds of automobile tires at cost for a limited time. See their adv. * * * * * The Conway Plumbing & Heating Co., closed a contract a few days ago with Dr. .1. A. Norton for installing water works at his new residence, on the National Highway. * K* * * * Mrs. E. E. Dusenbury, and little laughter, Martha Helen, left Tuesday to attend Pahvafesta, which is bein-jheld in Columbia this week. Martha Helen is the winner of the Civic League prize in the Bettor Eaby Contest for this county. She will represent Horry in the contest at Columbia. ***** The Peoples Building & Loan Asso Nation are announcing in this issue that a new series of stock will be issued May 1st. Now is the time to i?et in this organization and help Con I way grow. * Brighte Ah< PREDICTED BY NEW YOf ALSO BY ONE OF COTTON I give below n copy o New York cotton dea'er whi We fully believe that if o bright side of things and pi he in circulation, that there "Development this week kel has made a definite tu lhe tendency will be towa nave our recensions due to features n ay crop up from certain that we have seen are concerned, unless som facto)' is injected into the * "There has been a marl an l most of the staple lines Pi ices have advanced subs The tone of Manchester is has displayed a strong* und< "This better feeling ha influences, among which ai of trade with Russia, an ea of activity in various indust strength, activity and optim "We have discussed th standpoint, as the market 1 shadow of new crop prepai duction in acreage, and hope WHEN YOU HAVE COTT J. C. x ive advertisement in this issue. The> are offering some bargain*. Read j what they say. i * * * * * I J. C. Spivey has an advertisement i in this issue regarding the cotton sit7 uation. Read it, it's interesting. t * * * $ Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brown left here < a few days ago for Hartsville where 1 Mr. Brown has accepted a position. [ ***** \ W. M. Goldfinch, manager of Kingston Furniture Co., will be in Atlanta, r Ga., and Chattanoga, Tenn., this wee:: 1 in the interest of his Furniture and 1 Undertaking business. ^ ***** Dr. J. C. Atkinson, and Messrs. A. * K. and A. E. Goldfinch attended th< J meeting of the Educational Commis ' sion of the South Carolina Conference * which was held in Marion Monday. ' BABY CAMPAIGN ' BEING PUT ON ??? "* c Ba^** specialists from among the \ medical profession of Columbia, r Charleston, Greenville, Uock Hill, x Anderson, Seneca, Allendale and $ Spartanburg have volunteered their j services for the great "Save the j Baby" campaign, according to an- \ nouncement made by the chairman,'j Dr. D. Lesesne Smith. The cam-jc paign is being put on by the South { Carolina Sunday School Association j for the two-fold purpose of empha- > sizing the physical and spiritual careil VI VI IV. Oil l?|| VIII 1 V 1 J v | I III OUUIII V ell II- j I lina ir The "Save the Bfibv" campaign l which pirns to decrease Hie rate of P infant mortality and enroll move lit- < tie children in Hie Sunday School, is said to be particularly timely on ac-.t count of two startling* facts (hut : ^ have just been disclosed by con sin- I reports: (I) One hundred and thii ( teen babies out of every thousand i4 J South Carolina die before they are one year old; (2) only one white child in four in the state is connected with any Sunday School. Among the first places in the state to report as having begun ac~ ' tive organization for the community ' ["Save the Baby" campaign are Spartanburg, under the leadership of Mrs. | C. K. Earle; Anderson, under the leadership of the County Federation Clubs; Orangeburg, with Mrs. Adam Moss as chairman; Greenwood, Mrs. J. C. Hempl\ill, Jr., chairman; Oolj tageville, Mrs. W. E. Willis; Lake City, Miss Blanche Smith, chairman; Manning, Mrs. Joseph Sprott; Jonesville, Mrs. C. A. Littlejohn; Union, Mrs. J. P. Byars; Westminster, Mrs. i I). I. Mulkey; Gaffney, Mrs. Terissa i Wilson; Blacksburg, Mrs. B. F. [Darst; and Charleston, Miss Anna Bolle McTnnis. S. Frank Parrott, Chairman Publicity "Save the Baby" L-am paign. ? o PROGRAM OF PARENTTEACHER'S ASSOCIATION j To He Held at Burroughs High School Friday, April 1st, 1921. I Piano Solo?Mrs. H. L. Scarborough. Reading?Mrs. E. J. Sherwood. Music?Eujyenia Andersen. Paper?The Good in Athletics of High Schools?Mr. F. 1). Co>h Music?Edna Taylor. Business. Adjournment. . V sr Days "^1 ^"?fc tK COTTON DEALER AND HORRY'S LEADING BUYERS f a letter received from a ch expresses my sentiments. ur people will look on the it their money where it can is better times ahead. ' convinces us that the warin for the better, and that rd improvement. We may profit taking and incidental time to time, but we feel the worst so far as prices e unexpectedly unfavorable ut nation. ked change in cotton goods, arc now in good command. tantially during the week. much better, and Liverpool jrtone. is been inspired by several re the probable resumntion _ - I sier credit situation, revival ries, and last, but not least, ism in the stock market. o situation from a general las not yet come under the ations. We look for a rethat it will be a large one." ON TO OFFER, SEE ME. i IPIVEY i i mmmm Mrs. M. G. Andersen entertained nt bridge Saturday afternoon.- The rooms were lovely with fresh spring ilowers of tulips, jonquils and carlotions. After the games a delicious 'alad course of jellied shriftip on letAice, sandwiches and ginger ale was served, followed by strawberry ice ;ream with whipped cream and cake.* Sach guest was presented with a >retty Easter egg basket of mints vith fragrant valley lillies on top. The high score prize, a piece of hand nade lingerie, was won by Mrs. Ambrose, and the consolation, a lainty boudior electrolier, was cut >y Miss Ella Sessions. Those present were Mrs. M. W. Collins, Mrs. j. J. Epps, Mrs. W. A. Freeman, tfv*. A. M. Burroughs, Mrs. E. J. ? her wood, Mrs. A. W. Barrett, Mrs. i. J. Sessions, Mrs. H. W. Ambrose, tfiss Ella Session*, Miss Minnie Colins and Mrs. G. H. Palmer. o ? VOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETING The Woman's Missionary Society >f the Methodist churchjneld its regilar monthly Literary and Social neeting at the Hut Monday afterloon at four o'clock. All the wonen of the church were invited to be quests of the society on this occasion ind a large number responded to the nvitation. An interesting and help-j \il program on Social Service was ^resented by Circle II. At the close I )f the program the president of the j Society passed slips of paper to aM ^resent and asked that the member? .vrite their reasons for being mem>ers and those who wore not mem)ers, their reasons for not being. These were collected and read and proved conclusively that women .vhcn they choose, can give a rea-oi ! )ther than "because." Several new members were added ;o the roll and were accorded a heart welcome. Sandwiches and ice toa were sorv id bv a committee from Circles I and 111. ' - Johnnie Atkinson, Supt. of Publicity, j o SUA KK TE \ TOK V ANSK. The ladies of the Presbyterian Auxiliary gave a Silver Tea Wcdnev :lay afternoon. March 23, at the ho>yi-> of Mrs. \V. A. Freeman. Tn spite o> :i cold rain coming down most of tbf day a large crowd called during the afternoon, and the lad;es of the Aux iliarv wish to extend their thanks ami grateful appreciation for the very generous offering and the beautiful spirit of cooperati; n, evidenced by the community on this occasion. A sum of fifty dollars was raised and is to bo used in exterior improvements about the Manse. o Not Easy to Get. Wife?"What shall I get my moth er for her birthday?" Hub?"Get her to go home, if you can."?Boston Transcrip. -- - *, rmmmmmmmmmmkammmmnmmmfmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrmmmmmmmmmgrnmn iib m MAR AND EXTENDS U Stylish Silk Dresses received, and we ; prices that will 1 iamammmimm ?i tmmwm n ?iMi-JHitwi VOILE I The $ J .25 kind at The $1.50 kind at The $2.50 kind at AN ADDED SPECIA Ginghams in all 111 colors an* 40c Value for 20c 30c Valu 36 inch LL Sheeting, th We are still selling brai w the other 15c Coffee at Full Cream Cheese at .... We carry a full line of I les and it will pay you Wo are adding* new customers to out of town. WE IN VI 24-26 Thi ii*% !i*'IT iTT^ *v^f l Rlf . Mrs. J. A. Norton entertafned on Wednesday afternoon, March 23, at her home on Fifth Avenue, in honor of Mrs. FT E. Ludlow of Iowa. Mr*. Ludlow is the guest of her Bister, Mrs J. K. Stalvey. After enjoying an informal hour with the charming hostess and honor guest, delicious sa'a^i, Sandwiches, tea and wafers were served. Those present were Mesdames F. E. Ludlow, J. K. Stalvey, M. G. Andersen, J. W. Little, McQueen Quattle baum, T. Sessions, Mrs. Rollinson, and Misses Mary Harllee and Ella Sessions. ? o Just received, a car load of fence and poultry wire, best made and lowest prices. Conway Bargain House.?Adv. 1 1 ?FOR? Plumbing* end Heating ?SEE? CONWAY PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY Located at Conwav Iron V?/r*rk< NO J OB TOO ; SMALL OR TOO LARGE "Let us figure on your job." ^^ f I I will bo in Dr. Blantono Dental Office every Fir?< mid Third IVHoiulayN of e-ich Month OFI K K HOI KS !? TO -? I,. A. WOOD1U.1FF KYI'SKillT SPECIALIST ________ MaBBaaHMMaORMMMOMl (LOW ^ IS EASTER SALES and Silk Waists just . are selling them at ook good to you WAISTS ?<k? 78c $1.23 L IN YARD GOODS e latest and stylish a plaids. 50c Value for 25c r ? ** e tor I _')c e 30c kind at 10c yard. &n!irtnipnt' i?Pcy Infill I nd new Groceries under fellow. : 10c lb. ~ ,|| 35c lb. leavy and Fancy Grocerto see us before buying. . our list every day, both in and TE YOU r\ uli 9 o U V? O rd Avenue *