Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Lfoced^nd Wear a Smile Today! There's lots of trouble in the world, Lots of soi row, Kiief and woe; There's millions of tear-stained faces, You see them wherever you tfo. Then pray lot us be gentle and kind And help to make life worth while, And one of the easiest ways to do it Is to smili?just smile! ?Charles Hoy Vance. # ; t * * 0. M. Watts was in Conway last Monday. > * * * I Thomas W. Booth spent last Monday in Conway. * * * * 41 J. I.ee Piatt, of Mullins, S. C., passed through Conway last week. ***** Miss Margaret Morris, a niece of Mrs. I). (J. Spivey is now visiting the latter. ***** W. li. Squires, of Horry, S. C., spent some time here last week. * * * * * Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Buck and children, who have beon spendin? some time at Mendersonville and other points in North Carolina, have 1 returned home. ***** .J. I. Ward was hero from Little River last Monday. * * * * * W. .1. Hardee, of Vineland, N. (', spent a few hours in Conway last Thursday on business. ***** Miss Lizzie Wellons, of Smithficld, | N. C., is visiting her cousins, Misses 1 Elizabeth and Marie Wellons 011 j Laurel Street. * ? fl * * Miss Kthol Monk, of Jacksonville, Flu., arrived Monday to I?e the guest of Miss Johnnie Atkinson. * * * * * Charles Dusenbury, as agent of the Cherokee Marble Works, has been taking orders for some fine monuments to be placed in this section. # * * + VISITS IN CONWAY Dr. J. J. Morris, of Cheraw, S. C. spent last Friday and Saturday here visiting1 Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Spivey. On Friday evening there was a fishing party made up of Dr. Morris, Mr. Spivey and others. ? o We are proud of the confidence doctors, druggists and tho public have in (K>(> Chill and Fever Tonic.?adv. I / | Specials for ) J | At our Dry Goods S ; lines of Dry Goods and re | *ng prices. Discriminatinj true values were always tc to the community. Horr j distribute good merchandi j thing sold at a positive gue I J at right prices is what the 1 see our line. We will c< ! GOLDFIN I KINGSTI 01 for Nice Furniti A. E. GOLDFINi President Pepsenel Get our prices on rice. CooperSmith Co.?Advertisement. * * * * * Miss Melba Kolb, of Sumter is visiting Miss Frances Dusenbury. ***** Sugar is cheap, got our prices. Cooper-Smith Co.?Advertisement. * * * * Solicitor L. M Casque, of Marion, spent last Saturday in the city. * Jf. ^ * ? Let Winstead furnish your cottage ut the Beach.?Advertisemnt. ***** Messers, Bert and Maxie Jones, of Sumter, spent last week-end here with their mother Mrs. C. Jones. ***** Standard Tobacco Thermometers, 50c each at Conway Drun Co.?Advert isem ent. ***** Miss Blanche Martin, of Fair Bluff, N. C., is visiting Miss Sudie Mae Thompson. See us for everything in groceries. Cooper-Smith Co.?Advertisement. ***** Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Hawes and children have returned home after spending several <lays at Mendersonville, N. C. * * * * J. Harrel, of Wilmington, N. C., arrived in the city last Friday t ? spend several days with Mr. J. L. Dozier. ***** Harry Watson, of Columbia, is visiting Charles Epps. ***** Dr. Greene, of Sumter, who has been spending some time on Hie sea coast with a party, passed through Conway Tuesday on his way home. ***** Mrs. C. H. Snider, Misses Evelyn Snider and Lucy Spivey left Monday to spend some time at New York and other points. ***** Miss Jeanette McQueen, of Morven, N. C., has accepted a position as stenographer in the offices of the Conway Lumber Co. ***** Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Woodward and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Martin, of Mullins. spent last week-end here with relatives. ***** Lieut. Carl Dusenbury, who is 4 : i ..i r* t i y-i i McunMini ?n, v iiin|) muKson, Columbia, is visiting relatives hero and in the country. hi mum mill n mi i aw? m?a Tobacco Farmei Friends tore this month we are makin ;ady to wear, shoes, notions, h( y buyers found out when we 1 ) be found at the store that is c y County people know us anc se at right prices to the trade i \rantee of absolute satisfaction working man and h is family n< Dntinue to please you. Come to CH DRY GOI for Everything lo Wear 9N FURNITU ure and HouscFurnishing Goo< CH W. Wi THE HORRY HT.HAT.T). COW I Still lower prices this week to clean up fertilizers, cotton seed meal, kainit, ricp, meal, grits, meat etc. W. Boyd Jones, Ay nor, S. C.?Advertisement. It. I * * * * I Everything in Furniture at Winstead's.?Advertisement. * * * ? Miss Mary McMillan, of Columbia, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Sue McMillan * 41 * * 4> Hooks, Magazines, Toilet Articles at Conway Drug Co.?Advertisement. * * T. C. Sparks, of Darlington, spent last week-end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sparks. * * * Mr and Mrs. H. Grady Tisdale of Summerton, S. C., are visiting relatives in the city. ****** Camp furniture at Winstead's? Advertisement. * * * * * Mrs. W. R. K. Slocumb, of Wilmington, N. C., is visiting Mrs. Florence Hedrick at Hotel Grace. ***** Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Richardson, of Wilmington, N. C., are visiting relatives in the city. ***** Edward 1*. Walsh, of Florence, has accepted a position with the Horry Drug Co. Mr. Walsh is pleasantly remembered here having been connected with this drug store before the world war. ***** Misses Josephine Erwin of Hartsviile, Carolina Reaves, Eunice and Florence Allen, Alma Watson and Mary A1 ford of Latta, Eleanor Kolb of Sumter, Mary King of Mull ins. and Mary Holliday and Maud Dusenbury of Conway are visit'ng at the Spivcy cottage at Myrtle lieach. ***** Mrs. L. R. Ambrose, and children and Miss l'Vuncos Plovirn f (Imwtrn. town, spout last Thursday and Friday in the city with friends. Anions the young ladies from Con way attending the week-end dances at Myrtle Beach, July 1st, 2nd and 4th, were the following: Essie Elliott, Winifred Alexander, Mollie Jones, Lillian Jones, Inzez Stalvey, Ednr Taylor, Blanche Taylor, Loula Stalvey, Ruth Jenkins, Minnie Collins, Mildred Collins, Eugenia Andersen, Elizabeth Stilley, Margaret Lewis, Clytie Lewis, Florence Epps. '* * * * * I'OK bALk?At a bargain, one L. C. Smith Brothers typewriter, practically new, has 14 inch carriage, See Anderson, Herald Office.?Ad vert isement. wmmm j and Their | i I g special offerings in all Dsiery, etc., at money savirst opened our store that )peratecl to render service \ what we are doing to s j n our territory. Every- j Serviceable clothing j ied at this time. Come j !! IOSCO. 1 ? i or on hl bu. ds for the home j1 Li GOLDFINCH I --^1 ^ ' WAY, S. C., JULY 7. 1921 STILL C APTURED | IN SWAMP FIELD Rural policeman V. D. Johnson captured a still in the woods near what is known as the old Bryant Swamp Field on June :30th. There was no one at the still at the time and no arrests have been made. SALESDAY COMES ON HOLLIDAYj Last Monday was the 4th and also leiral *alcsday for the Clerk of Com rt and j--he riff oi. the county. Only one .r two sales were made, on being the estate land of an old j negro named Benjamin Griffin. near Little River, the other of a seize.i car taken some time ajyo from B. H. Todd while being used in the transportation of whiskey. NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against the late l i nes F. Cause are hereby given notice to present same, duly ' ver'fi "I according to law, to the un-1 dersirned Kxecutors, and all persons indebted unto the said estate, are here! y requested to make im-1 mediate payment of same to us. 1 I. McDowell, Fxecutor. l\Pen C J * i u so. Fxocutvix. Allsbro h, S. C., .Julv 5th. 11)21. 4t. *: * If* you have a furnished cottage at Myrtle Beach and wi: h to rent j it i or iwo weeks (!m; in*>* July tele-1 phono me. Wm. (iodfvn*. Choraw, S. C.?Advertisement. (5 *>') '21 -2t. ***<:* * * * * * FOUND?One box of electric ^lobos for Delco Litfht. Owner can iret same by applying at Herald office mr.l paying for this ad.?Advertisement. ***** FARM WANTED?Wanted to hear from owner of a farm or good land for Fall delivery.?L. Jones, Box 551, Olnev, 111.?Advertisement It. o SWF FT POTATOES. The first sweet potatoes that we have seen from this year's crop was brought to the Herald oflice by Mr. J. C. Spivey Wednesday. Mr. Spivey has a patch of three-quarters of an acre a I his farm. o OPENS GROCERY Mr. C. A. Cohn, who has been manager of the Conway Trading Company for the past several years, recently resigned his position. Mr. Cohn is now preparing to open an up-to-date grocery store in the new Spivey Block on upper Main Street. When seen by the Herald man the first of the week, he stated that he hoped to be ready for business the last of this week at this 'new stand. CARD OF THANKS We take this method of thanking cur many friends for their heli? :nwl aid during the sickness and death of cur Father, James F. Clause. May Clod's blessing follow each of then'.. Children. WHLK CL \SS N iOVVS The Hut Class of the Methcdi.< church and the Annex class of tin* Baptist church will exchange teachers next Sunday morning, the Hut teacher going to the Annex and the Annex to the Hut. All men of the town, not attending Sunday I School elsewhere are invited to at-1 tend one of these classes. LOST?A (OAT. Stolon or taken through mistake from ladies' rest room in Conway (ii Monday July 4th 1921, one ladie'r blue serge coat to coat suit. Any information would he gladly received and reward jriven at the Horry Herald office, Conway, S. C.. Mrs. H. It. Humphries. Florence. JS. C.?Advertisement. It. o KXPICR 1KNC IOD PR INTI:R. Joseph Cannon, an experienced job printer and general print shop man, has accepted a position with the Horry Herald. He comes to the Herald from Charleston, S. C. . o BUYS SKAS1DK PLACK. Mr. J. I ee Piatt, Editor and Proprietor of tho Mullins Enterprise, has purchased tho seaside lots and cottage from W. J. Singleton, adjoining the Dozier holding in No. 7 Township,! in Georgetown County. This properly is at Murrels inlet and is anions the best located lots in that rapidly growing: section. Mi. Piatt will spend the Summer;] there with his family. Habitual Constipation Cured ' In 14 to 21 Days | LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially. | prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxat ive for Habitual Constipation. It relieves promptly but should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days to induce rcf'ulai action. It Stimulates and Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. 60c r ar bottle. o SOME SIGNS. There were a few signs of "monkey rum" anion# the crowds visiting the beach during* the Fourth of July vacations, but there was no disorder over tins or any other matter during tho I whole time so far as reported. One drunk was noted, but he was very quiet in his enjoyment, if really it was enjoyment. The many other signs of the strong beverage did not go so far as drunkenness. o CORN FOR SALE?We can deliver you at any railroad station in Horry County, nice, sound, honiff grown white com in new, even weight, twobushel wicks at $1.00 per bushel, in lots of not less than ten bushels.? MYRTLE BEACH FARMS CO., Myrtle Beach, S. C.?Advertisement It o ? 666 quiokly relieves Constipation, BilHousness. Loss of Appetite and Headache, due to Torpid Liver.?adv. r-.- vm y; \ - - WW ' peacockAnqston. Greer, July 3.?The wedding of Miss Ruth Peacock of \'idalia, Ga., to W. Henry Langston of South Carolina Tuesday, June 28, is of especial interest to many friends in Georgia and the Carol inas. The cermony was performed at the suburb;.n home of Dr. and Mrs. F. VV. Peacock at <? o'clock Tuesday evening. Before the ceremony Mrs. 1. I.. \V. McDonald sang "Constancy" and "Perfect Love." The wedding march was p ayed by Mrs. Iv B. Giles. The bride's only attendant was Miss Thelma Hunt, Tittle, Miss Frances Smith was flower girl! and Herbert Bailey ring bearer. The bridal party stood under : n arch of ' nink roses. The entire 1 w o >i of the home was decorated with smila\ and pink loses. The impressive ring cermony was used. The Rev. T. B. Anderson officiated. The bride was becomingly dressed in a suit of blue tricotine with accessories to match. Her bouquet was a shower bouquet of maiden hair fern 1 and bride roses, and swrnsona. After the ceremony a salad course, followed by ices, was served. Mrs. Langston is the youngest daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Peacock and is loved and admired by a host of friends. Mr. Langston is a member of the faculty of Wake Finest college, Wake For-' est, N. C. He is the youngest son i of Dr. W. .J. Langston of Greenville, lie saw exton-ive service overseawith the \. K. F., and was decorated by the King of Italy for his efficient service and bravery during the late war. (Mr. l.angston is well-known and has many friends in Conway, having resided here during the time that his father, Dr. \V. .). l.angston, was pastor of the Baptist church. He is a brother of Mrs. A. K. Goldfinch of ConvVay.? Kd.) Charter No. 10530 Report of The C CONWAY NATIONAL In the State of South Carolina, at th RE SOL Loans and discounts, including rediscoi those shown in l? and c) Overdrafts, unsecured, $2o.l4 U. S. Government Securities owned: Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. All other United States Government S Total Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc. Hankinu: House, $5,000.00; Furniture ai Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Cash in vault and amount due from na Amount due from hanks, bankers, and United States (other than included i Checks on other banks in the same cil porting bank (other than Item 12) Total of Items 1), 10, 11, 12, ai Checks on banks located outside of city nortinir bank :ind other ensh items Redemption fund with U. S. Treasure] from U. S. Treasurer Total LI ABU Capital Stock paid in Surplus fuii'd Undivided profits Less current expense^, interest and tax Circulating notes outstanding Amount due to Federal Rest i ve Hank Amount due to State banks, bankers, a in the United States and foreign cou than included in Items 21 or 22) Cashier's checks on own bank outstant Total of Items 21, 22, 23, 21, ; Demand deposits (other than bank dej to Reserve (deposits payable within Individual deposits subject to check Total of demand deposits (other tin subject to reserve, Items 2(>, 27, 2.v Time deposits subject to Reserve (pay subject to 110 days or more notice, ar Certificates of deposit (other than for Total of time deposits subject to Items 152, 33, 34, and 35 Bills payal)le with Federal Reserve Ba Total STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Coun I, A. K. Goldfinch, Cashier of the i that the above statement is true to th Subscribed and sworn to before m CORRECT-ATTEST: WILL A. FREEMAN, S. P. HA WES, A. E. GOLDFINCH, Dii ? ! IN B All of my stock of General M Adrian, and including;: Store Lot and 1 Also my Home Place. All loci the A. C. L. Right of Way. Has good six room dwelling h good barn and stalls, one tobacco b; been erected since 1915. Tract of land has 2(5 acres, moi Store lot is 30 feet by 50 feet For terms and price, address o B. T. DC Adrian ? ?. ' i ?? PAGE nv? : MARKETS : (train. Wheat and corn price* declined during week. The only advance was on tho 2i>th influenced by good export business and re ports of drouth in Kurope and Argentina. Fruits and Vegetable**. Irish Cobbler potatoes from Eastern Shore of Virgina advanced 50c in eastern consuming markets for the past week, closing $3 to $3.50 New York; $3 to $4 in other cities. Georgia Tom Watson watermelons, medium sizes, def ined $150 to $225 at shipping points ranging $75 to $300 per car f. o. b. cash track to growers. I'rices for Florida and Georgia melons dee'ined x' M)0 in New York, closing ?3ij0 to $550. Hay. Extremely light movement and lim iteil dciiKinil causing prices to be only nominal in many markets. Feeds. Market quirt. Further declines in bran and middlings. Dairy Products. Batter markets firm throughout t!io we dc under active demand for current re* airements anil for storing. AM grades in demand and a larger quantity of medium grades could bo moved without dilVlculty. Cotton. Spot cotton prices advanced about f>S points the past week, closing around I0.(5o^ per 11). New York futures up ?(? points at 11.73c. Dr. A. Weinburg, who has been spending some time with a party at IWurroils Inlet and Myrtle Beach passed through Conway Tuesday enroute to his home at Manning, S. C. Reserve District No. 6. Condition of The BANK AT CONWAY " e close of business on June SO, 1921. IRCES ints, (except $7(>.0G5.81 $7f).0f>f>.81 26.14 bonds par value) 50,000.00 ecurities 141,350.00 191,350.00 2,750.00 id fixtures $3,000.00 8,000.00 Bank 12,846.21 tional banks 40,583.64 trust companies in the n items 8, 9, or 10) 4,445.43 ty or town as re1,372.42 id 13 16.40 1.49 or town of re5 7.72 r and due 1.500.00 338,01)7.37 .IT IKS $50,000.00 7, j J 0.00 o 18,972.8 1 es paid 8,010.76 10,962.05 40,000.00 (deferred credits) 3,300.77 nd trust companies l.tries (other 631.90 111U'' 899.07 md 25 4,831.83 >o*its) suhjfCv 30 days): 183,085.72 m bank deposits) I, 30, and 31 183,085.72 able after 30 days, or id postal savings): money borrowed) 18,617.77 Reserve, 18,017.77 nk 15,000.00 338,997.37 ty of Horry, (ss.) ibove-named bank, do solemnly swear c best of mv knowledge and belief. A. K. GOLDFINCH, Cashier, e this 5th day of July, 1021. T. B. LUDLAM, Notary Public. rectors. ULK erchandise and Store Fixtures at Store Building. ited at Adrian Station, bounded by ouse, one four room tenant house, arn. All buildings arc new, having *e or less, about 14 acres clearc<l. in size, and store is 20 x 40 feet, r call on )RMAN i, s. c.