The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 25, 1921, Image 5

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f % Lcecel einc ? M. O. Cannon, a farmer of Bucx township, spent a few hours her one day last week. > * * * ? J. P. Nixon spent a day here tas / week. J * * * * ? J. F. Hendricks was among tit crowds in town attending the to bacco sales last week. * ? * * * J. M. Howell came liere one era; the latter nart of last week rron his farm in Bucks township. * # ? * Clem Rav spent last Saturday t Conway. His brother Isaac Ray wa with him while here. Shipment Abruzzi seed rye .Tun received. Cooper-Smith Co.,?Ac. verti semen t. The bus line from Conway t Marion that is in contemplation on will likely be running* soon, will ">en efit Conway nnd all the town through which it passes. * * * * LOST?One hound puppv. bine) tan le$s. about 7 months old. Rf ward if re(ni'i"d to Do^k i owl: Conway, R. F. D. No. 1. 2ti. * * * ih * A. H. l>o!l was in dm way ?as week on business. * * * W. Frank To^n on was anion those who vi Hod Conway recently. *?'* + * (). C'. Allen was in Conway rc cently on business. %. * * * * Frank A. Thompson, tlio ai!.or;i:: of Mullins, S. <\, spent r short I'm in Conway last week on iegai bus TICSS. ? * * * # Oiio car hay just In. ooopei Smith Co.?Advertisement. 4c 4c * * * Shipping tags and la;: wires at th Herald office.?Advertisement. ***** George M. Gore of Lorls sper several hours here last Saturday o business. * * * * M. 1. Chestnut was here last Sal urday and spent several hours o business before returning1 to h home near Hammond, S. C. * * * * By the end of last week the fui niture and appliances of the Conwn postoffice had all been Installed 1 the new quarters immediately on tli corner <>f Laurel Street and tha a ley running through the mi sine.4 block of the town. * * ?r * B. !'\ Harrelson, of Nichols, S. C 1 spent some thru* here last week. y > : * * # * Jos. (J. A1'sijrook has sold tl timber on whaf is known as tl Mishoe or I -it^ Lee lands, in Smii son Creel; tov. i.-!iio, to llio Smil Creek Sta'e ?y* ' n***!)cr Co.. of whic H. McKeel. i the genera' man; Ji'PV. TIlOV will linv i 1 li < 1 i land lof>ir"<l l>y Hardee, thr? grour saw mill man from the L'tMo R! v section of the count v. This tra< was novo)* looked bo fore and is fine body of nalunil rrrowth pine * ? * * W. J. Hall was in Conway on* da last week. * * * * The Sparks %Companv ha; di continued the branch of their stoi opened at, I,oris some time ago. Lor was rather too fnr invay for tl management of the Smirks store \ ffivt? it personal attention. ?**? ? Mrs. Bertha Holt I3oyd. of Wi mington, NT. C.. spent some time i this county last week, and came I Conway on business last Friday. * * * * Car oats and corn expected 10 a; rive this week. Cooper-Smith Co.Advertisement. The mornings last week wei generally cool, but the days later o were very hot. * * * * * Sheriff Jas. A. Lewis was out i the country several days lately sei: inic several crops for delinquent fei tilizer bills. ife * #t if Stranjre things bannon on the floe of a tobacco warehouse regard in he price that any particular pile r the weed pp." lving. One inst:\iv. has been reported recentlv where pile of tobacco brought three cent per pound, but the planter tunic the tags. Later the same day li was paid at the rate of a little moi than ten cents per pound for th same pile of tobacco. It would ar pear that sometimes the buyers fa in their judgment of the grade i which they should place the woei On looking it over later they dij cover their errors. Don't forget to see us about you seed rye .we have a limited sup pi on hand and a car load to arrive t the next few days. Cooper-Smit Co.?Advertisement. ***** R. B. Glasgow was among th farmers who spent a day here la* week on business. * * * * V H. L. B. Jordan, one of the lead ing farmers of upper Bucks towr ship, came to Conway on busines lajst week. He was present at th court .house when tho cattle cas waa tiled in the magistrate court c W. H.f Chestnut. Some progress was made last wee on the .new home of Mr. and Mrs. * B. Cox on upper Main Strict an Raihroad Avenue. A. B. Garren i the contractor on this job. f ? I Pepsenel i i s Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Godfrey, of c Floyds Township, were in Conway on business one day last week. * * * * * i W. J. Hendricks was in Conway last week. * e J. E. Bryan, of Myrtle Beach, - recently spent some time in Conway. * ? ? * ? E. G. Norman went to Chadbourn y on business the first of last week. II # ? * * * Julius H. Sanderson of Loris, S. C.. rami) fn Pnnu;uv nn Via ???? w ?V x/x/ll >* VII V1IV IIVUII n train last Wednesday and remained s here for a short time on legal business. * ? ? # * Mrs. Florence Hedrick recently spent a short time in Wilmington. N. C. * * * * * Dr. M. C. Anderson, of the Horry (? Drug Co., spent last week-end at Florence. Miss Mary McMillan, of Columbia, spent last week-end here with hei c mother, Mis. Sue McMillan. * t * Mr. juhI Mrs. Archie McNeill, and little daughter, who have been visiting relatives at Kenly, N. f.y have .. returned home. ***** Mrs. It. W. Lane and children hr.vo returner) home after spending sever;*1 days with re'ativeV at Wamyjee an'1 Little Hiver. * * it * * Mrs Lula Burbage. of Florence, i visiting relatives in the city. ***** , ) Sam Jones returned Tuesday from J.'a stay of several days at Henderson-' ville, N. C. ***** Miss Nell Cutis, of Florence, spent Monriav in the city, the guest of Miss Essie Elliott. * * * * * Mrs. W. W. Russ. and chiMren, spent la?t week-end in Columbia-. # * * * * ^ Misses Ann Fitts, and Tennessee ^ Calhoun, of C'io, spent last week-end with Misses Marguerite and Nona Collins at their cottage, "Linger Long," at Mvrtlo Hpjirh. * * * * * js H. A. Baldwin, and family have returned from a visit to relatives at Norton, Va. * * >x * * v Chas. VonGlohn of Wilmington. *n spent last week-end here with ,r, friends. # * * * * TMiss Alvce Bynuni, of Sumter, ir visiting Miss Blope^? Taylor. ***** Chapman Thompson, who if; atIfixl'nv Draughon's Business college, r?t Columbia. iM visitin'?' his parents w> Capt. and Mrs. A. ! Thompson. * ** * * Mr. and Mrs. .J. A. McDermott. r who have been spending sevcia' dav 'o"or??iville, N. C., 'rive v , turned home. + * * * * >r . ((| For host prices on 1 .rniture, Stoves, Ranges. G.'aphopho .es Uocords, Bicvcle ; and Supplies. Sp" , Sutherland's CASH Furniture SALK. ?-Advertisement. Jt. !? s:? ^ * L,. Misses O/ella. Elizabeth and Mario Wellons have returned from an extended visit to relatives and friend in Smit^Held, Raleigh and Koch* .f, Mount, N. C. * * * * * is . io .John H. Roberts spent a portion of last Wednesday in Conw.vv on important business, returning to hi:home in the Green Sea section in the i late afternoon. ***** i n . , lc By action of the board of trustees. all buildings belonging to Furman University* will be suitably nam ed. The main building is henceforth ? to be known as Richard Furman Hall, in honor of the head of the 'c original Furipan family. ,ii # * * * The session of 1921 -'22 will witness the opening of a department otf in law at Furman "University. The department will be under the direction r- of John Wilbur Hicks, B. A., J. D. "LONETTE SOCIAL" >r AT ANTIOCII ( HI TU H g if Everybody is cordially invited to e attend a "Lonette Social" given vy ? the Methodist Sunday School at Ants tioch Church Friday night, August d 26th, 1921, at seven o'clock. Reie freshments will be sold for benefit of e Church.?Advertisement ltjpd. )- NOTICE TO WOODMEN. il 1 will be out of town until afte; n September 1st, and request all memrl. hers of Live Oak Camp, No. 124, W. 0. W., to pav their dues to J. VV. Taylor. H. M. RUSS. Clork ii' Advertisement It. y o-. n FIRST OPEN COTTON, h The first open cotton brought to the Herald office in the year 1921 consisted of a bunch of half dozen lC open bolls of very fine quality. They ?t came from the farm of H. O. Paul ar . Bucksport, South Carolina, who apI pears to have two acres of fine cot-: [_ I ton that in some way has been almost i_ immune from boll weevils. s This may not be the first open e cotton in Horry County of the crop e of 1921 but this is the first to be (f sent in to the Herald. The Herald al ways takes pride in publishing notices of tfie first lipe watermelon, the first open cotton blossoms, and in k | fact the first of anything else that 1.1 will be reported to the office. J i * * * * * i? T^re ;> i\ re) yat th* Pastime. IE HORRY HERALD. COM WAY The boll weevils have killed fell J of tne cotton torms in some section^ " of this county and have done more damage to the crop that many expected it would be possible for them to do until further advanced in tht.* > territory. ( * * * * * The most of the work that is bein# done in this county now in the? interest of prohibition, consists in finding; the crude sitlls and breaking them up. ***** Mailing envelopes tl^jpt will pro- 1 tect the contents are for sale at the Herajd; office, 'printed with your card, or business name on its corner. It is a sign of modern methods in an office where the envelopes leaving it are of such an approved type.?Advertisement. * ? The coming of the boll weevils will make tobacco more popular as a money crop. * ? * Shipping tags, either wired or 1 plain, for sale at the Herald office. * A fl vovi I ' ? ?;"V? ? It Towels in rolls, paper napkin- bv ! the hundred or thousand at the Her- , aid office. Those who use things tnoy ranno: : afford will never arrive at the place * where tlicy can afford such things. ***** There are soive who are going 1 ahead unaffected by the change in.prices and the general financial i1[nation. They are the wise oik-s who ' Idid not go in so deeply when the I roing :n deeply seemed so g > '?'. l Those whb find it hard it tY- <im . xre these who misunderstood the ' nature cf thft prosperity with which. I ve were blessed some time a;;u. + If * The firm of J. W. Mishoe ? Co.. of Loris has recently sold out th?ir-! business to CJraham who will con-j duct th? business at t.ho same sioiv. !' * * * % * John T. Shelly was here a shor: } time las't Saturday afternoon. He j was retting ready for the auction ! sale of Shelly and McCutrnrn con sistieg of valuable business and dwelling lots at Aynor. o I Extensive improvements in the ' water and sewerage systems at j Myrtle Reach have been made this | year and it appears that the work is far from finished and is still going on. 11. A. T)ukc, who, until recently was operating a large garage here in Conway, has accepted the contract for a large amount of work at that place and has boon engaged i?i filling those contracts now fov some time. ?-?o Citation Notice. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Countv of Horrv. Hv J. S. VAUGHT, ESQUIRE, PROBATE .1UDGE. WHEREAS, ??lolvi?ia BlacTcbun. made suit to me, to grant Tier leitors of Administration of the E ;iai of and effects of Charlie Biackburn. THESE ARE THEREFORE to I cito and admonish a1! and slngu'ar the kindred and creditors of0the sai't Charlie Blackburn deceased, thai tbev be and appear, before me, in t.b~ Court of Probate, to be held at Conway, S. C., on the fith day o*' hereof, at M o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if anv they have, why the sai'l Administration should not be granted. GIVEN under my Hand, this 20t*^ day of August Anno Domini, 1921. Publishecl on August 2."> and isr. day of September 1021 in tne Horrv Herald. J. S. VAUGHT, Probate JiuTgc. f> COPY SI MMONS FOR RELIEF (Complaint Served) STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Horrv A Court of Common Pleas. American Bank and Trust Company, A Corporation, Plaintiff, vs. W. M. Rhodes, N. P. Jenrette, R. C. Harrlcson, and Rank of Tabor, \ corporation, Defendants. TO THE DEFENDANTS A ROVE NAMED: You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in 'bis action, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serv"* a ccpy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his office at Conway, S. C.. within twent. days after the service hereof; exclusive of the day of such p*?-vice: and if vou fjiil to unsswov complaint within th" time aforesa'd t:<'r i'l th?? action wiJI appl^ to the Court for the relief demanded in 1 he complaint. Dated August 15th. A. D. J921. H. H. WOODWARD. Plaintiff's Attorney. TO N. P. Jenrette. R. C. Harrelson and Rank of Tabor, Absent Defendants: TAKE NOTICE That the Complaint i|| the forefroinpr stated action and the Summons of which the fororroinp: is a conv were filed in the office of Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas in and for Horry County, at Conway, S. C., on the 22nd, day of August A. D. 1921. H. H. WOODWARD. Plaintiff's Attorney W. L. BRYAN. (L. S.) C. C. C. P. o i NOTICE. There will be an Ice Crea*^ and Box Supper at Hull's Island School House Saturday, September 3rd, Proceeds to used for school purpose?. J. B. GORE, i P. L. HARD WICK Trustees. o Oynleal Definition. "A bachelor/' remarks a dlsappotfitlndy, 'Ms a map who lives al<wie with Uie one he loves." ? . ? , S. 0.. AUGUST 25, 1921 3ANDHI LEADS MANY INDIANS ? pi Sreat Britain Regards Him as si Dynamite ? Sends " Readinq. s R London.?The British government s trying to placate and retain In- ?' lia-, as well as Ireland. ? The principal obstacle in the path >f Lord Reading, the new viceroy of ndia, is Mohandas Karamchand jandhi, most famous of all Hindu eaders. Gandhi is head of the cult tha'% ; >ears his name, and is leading the 'ight to gain home rule in India by >oycotting the British and their foods. It was Lord Reading's reputation is a great diplomat that led to the me-time British ambassador to the Jnited States being selected to go ,o India as viceroy last spring, ji'&ndhism was fast gaining ground r 1 "?^ ? ? * * Liorts iveaainp: s job, bluntly-, was t 'save India for England." And what of Gandhi, the <4hol\ nan" who- exerts such influence >vcr India's 312,000,000 people? W-'at p am or of man is he? Gandhi v.a horn 51 years ajro, his j father >.eii <-hi?f minister of th? j - trte ~P >! ;v. dar for 25 yetrrs. J [le he! niv.' to a ban'a, or tradinp j ^aste. lives at Ahmadabad, iiv> rr?;'t mill corner, is married and ha- j four s< Y-Y 'i,i. founded a soHlom??nt near if. honu? for th< cu'.iir * of truth .? . povcriv. and "or hand ,r~avin?? ' nd I i>ri nitive agriculture, believing that modern machinery is a work of ev:h; Cnn<!l i wns educated *in Kn.inland I . .1 1 * * ? WII. re r.o si1 ("10(1 law. Me wen l( i South Africa, whore bo 1at?r gave j up bis i ractico to Aid IImuIu v\ ho | were being prosecuted by arthori ties there. !t was in S mith Afv? :a that G' ndhi first preached his doc trine of passive resistance, a dec trine to which lie still holds. H< abhors violence, urgiiur his follow ers rather to attain their aims lv ! refusing: to work for or have anything1 to do with their persecutors. Often in Prison. Gandh? served many t^vms in African prisons. But throucrh it all ho maintained *'n nnexnected chivalry toward the British, belting his activities during the Boer war and organising a* hospital corps whic1 he offered with his own services the British. Ho was dccorated fov his work, both in the Boor war p*h1 lefer in t'irt world war. where he also performed hospital verviccn. Finally, broken in health by imprisor'viont, Gandhi returned to India. There lie concieved the grandiloon^nt idee- of a countrywide non-v'olont revolt agaifist the British. No Hindus would use British courts. Thus British rule would become impossible, the British native army would melt, and Knglan 1 wou'd finally be glad to leave lndi? to its own resources. That \va: Gandhi's dream. He reu'.unced western clothe^ Jlllfl f*ll -'tome eluninr) K J.. K ? ?. . . in iici* v vi i?i> ii' j wrapped himself in ;i shabbv - oh'*, and ?n his luiro foot, lik? a travel'ir* mendicant. I13 beo*an to pvejvh hi* doctrine to tho natives of aP ."la i Followers flocked t<> m by th ! thousands. C: ndl'i is o thin ma> and small. Ho rats on'v fruits. II > i? usually iP?tho result of lour* imprisonment. H? has no nowrr of o'atory. Ho rorw'ns sorted mi chaiv Avhcn he talks to tlio crowd . Hut thousands hanjr on his f vor- ( 'ord. His "wn usrfu'ness a?d b1' ?^nut;'tion for truth magnetize thom. Tho Hntish covcnmont realize" t-hat Gandhi dvpji^vto. And so i{ ' M put T,T'l R^adinrr. orton called '; "Britain's c'ovorest man." on tho job. i Lord Hoadinrr bo - conferred with j Hvit what, took place at tin ; conference no one knows. o | * Church Directory \ j i imwjty naiMist i.'iuircli, Myron W. Gordon, Pastor. Services every Sunday. Sunday School Exercises 10 a. m. Morning worship and preaching 11:15 a. m. Evening worship and preaching N:l ) p. m. lVayer meeting services every Wednesday evening at 8:15. Strangers and visitors cordially welcomed to all these services. Kingston Presbyterian Church, J. M. Lena m on, Pastor. Services every Sunday morning. Sunday School at 10 a. m. Morning worship and preaching at 11:15 a. m. Prayer meeting services Tuesday 7:30 p. m. We welcome one and all to our services. Conway Methodist Church, J. C. Atkinson, Pastor. Services eveiy Sunday. Departmental Church School 10 a. m. Bible Class for men only 10 a. m. Morning worship and Dreachinc 11:15 a. m. Evening worship 7 p. m. Prayer meeting services Wednesday evening 7 o'clock. Welconic extended to everybody to attend all services. EVERYTHING/LEANED, DYEJ* AND PRESSED. HATS1* CLEANEO*SVND * BLOCKED. Work Called For and Delivered. Special attention to mail orders;. CONWAY CLEANING & PRESSING CO. Take Dm for VanderbiltH? I How carefully the childrcri of John . Rockefeller, Jr., are kept in ifcd ranee of the fact that they ar rospective heirs to the greatest forme in the world is illustrated by a ,ory Mr. Rockefeller told on the ar Harbor express vest rduy on his ay to this city. Mr. Rockefeller has an estate at eal Harbor, Me., where John D. ockefeller, 3rd, his eldes* son. has ?en amusing: himself with a verv Id and very dilapidated rowboat, ht I ?You I \f you were busy b U Before you f^neio ii n V Oll'fl annti inrar>t \ . , *r, v-l ? Thai some one Was If you were busy be And cheering pco/t> "Although you hear, You'd soon for gel I j If you were bust! b IAnd doing jusI the You'd not have fin: Who's doing itisl I - I f you were busy h\ I 7 o whai you kjioiC 1 You'd be so busy y jj| The blunders of flu III! 11 If you were busy ht I You'd find yoursel To criticize your n< y Because he's busy . CONWAY METHOD!! U A. E. COLL y Exercises open every 5 Specia 1 Rally Sunda j' 1 the Revival Services so< S| Bring your family Iro 1 you happen to bo there, a IRl fc .r-tm?nr. j/cr.-mTii zzzw^ia::?h jiv zzzis I A NEW DAY HAS I ^ 1^1* " J v Iff''' ? If1 ' jg flavor, with a Minimum of effort I The many savings possible by tin 3 combined with the now con.parat mj?", mean kitchen economy. B These are positive, demonstrable | Qualllebaitm Li& fmmmmmmi i mi | i t\ i I ? i |i mm n ?fOUR\ We w HORRY D1 Everv first and third We W NYE'S DRUG * Tuesday's, August S , ' ' We W 1 DR. S. J. ROGER* Wednesday's, Aujrust L. A. WOOD Eyesight 5 m which a neighbor's boy, a Seal Harbor native. turned up his nose. Why don't you have a motor boat? asked the native lad. Gee whiz. Who do you think we r.-re?Vanderbilts? asked the grandson of the world's richest man?New York Dispatch. o- . Out of Order. "TimI ino'lun out o1' >rd??r." said rhe fl airman of h political nu?etliiu af be saw, >i ro\vdy raising his arm 10 i|i i?w tivi "iru fN'jiI'son's WfoUly. Were I eing kind* ! you would find f \o *tu)as true 1 ; unwind lo you. u| zing glad I le who are sad, II I might ache a hit, pi 'o notice it. * I! eing good, s best you could, U ic to blame some man | he best he can. 0 faa ting true a 1 you ought lo do11 ouVi forget r. 3 folios you've met. | zing right, I f too busy quite U 2tghbor long 1 doing Wrong. | ?The Continent. J ST SUNDAY SCHOOL )FINCH, Supt. I iunclay morning, 10 A.M. I y, Aug. 28th, looking to | m to beg'.n in our church. >m the Beach in your car, if 1 J so your friends. g ~ S'iWfH PAWNED for WOMEN | The We^tin^house Automatic H hlectric Rant^e is solving; many n of the household problems that I ^ have always confronted her. I ?a The question of obtaining ser- B vants i.'- no more a worry he- H fi cause the almost human intelli- u 11 gcnce of the automatic temper- H ,v. .' ature control, permits her to I '^jr^ take part in and enjoy the many new ami broadening outside in- m \ V . faiences, yet at the same time ?hj rives her a silent electric ser 11VI Automatic Cooking means house K \l\ hold eiliciency?-it means cook- ffl v ing food with a more delicious H and without constant supervision. I 2 u o of an automatic electric range, I iveiy low :'o: t el electricity for cook- S facts; iis*- us lor a demonstration. fhi & fee Co mpany I mmxtemmmm n uummm ^aJOT.smsmsm^saF'^r msmmmr* J ill be at R RUG STORE 1 Monday of each month. ?5 ill be at 9 STORE, I.ORIS ii), au, September fi. 5 ill be at I 5' OFFICE, AY NOR I 3, 17, 31, September 7. I RUFF, G. Opt. I Specialist I *