The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, October 27, 1921, Image 8
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REGAIN STRENGTH
Alabama Lady Was Sick For Three
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and Depressed?Read Her
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Paint Rock, Ala.?Mrs. C. M. Stecall,
of near here, recently related the following
interesting account of her recovery:
*'I was in a weakened condition.
I was sick three years in bed.
suffering a great deal of pain, weak,
nervous, depressed. I was so weak,
I couldn't walk across the floor; just
baa to lay ana my little ones do the
work. I was almost dead. I tried
every thing I heard of, and a number of
doctors. Still I didn't get any relief.
I couldn't eat, and slept, poorly. I
believe if I hadn't heard of and taken
Cardul I "would have died. I bought
six bottles, after a neighbor told me
what it did for her.
"I began to and sleep utvian U
gain my strength and am now v/ell
and strong. I haveu't 'ma a-.-.y t o ;
ble since ... I sure can tcstiiy to the
good that Cardui di'l mo. F don'*
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PASTIME HAS
GREAT SERIAL
Pleases Large Crowd of Goers
each Friday Ninht
t Here
EDDIE POLO AND
OTHERR STARS
Make Things Lively in Each
Four Reel Installment of
This Big Film
Thos? who have started in with the
Vanishing Damper at the Pastime
theatre are enthusiastic in its praise |
as the best serial picture the theatre
has ever had. Those -who ha-ve started
in since the beginning are equally
well pleased, for it is a picture so
made up that each of the double instalments
that are shown each Friday
night are perfect and complete in
themselves.
Eddie Polo, the leading male star in
this seriol, is certainly away ahead of
anybody else, who, at the present
time is trying to establish a reputation
for daring acts and thrilling situations
in moving pictures. The female
stars in the cast are far above
the average in their performances in
this picture. '
Large crowds are now attending
every Friday night and the crowd increases
each and every time owing to
the pleasing nature of the actors and
actresses and their .fine work in this
film.
As the good roads over the county
improve the people are brought more ,
and more in touch with the pleasures 1
of things away from home.
Thos* living off in the county and
those living at the other towns in;
this county will find a welcome await-;
ing them at the Pastime! and they i
should come and take a look at the I
next instalment of the Vanishing
Dagger, which will be shown her*
b next Friday night, tomorrow, October
2*.
LOST?Saturday afternoon. October
22, one B. W. Raymond Match, ID
lAtl'ol m A - OA ' 1
,;w'v-i uivjvuiiicin in ? n-ytvJl" gOlCl CaEC.
Return to J. C. Gause, S. M., Conway,
S. C., F. F. D. 1 and receive reward.
ltpd
Why The First
Good Heal
Waste Products in the Bl<
Rheumatism, Sk
A Lowere
Many People Do Not Unc
When you have that feeling of
fatigue; when you lack the energy
you need for the day's duties and
pleasurt; when you are troubled with
? pimples, blackheads, bad boils, sores
or some other skin eruption; or when
yon have rheumatic pains in the muscles
and joints, don't wait until you
collapse in a state of nervous prostration,
or until in your weakened condition
you contract some serious disease
v but start at once to get the
waste products out of your blood.
Nature has certain peculiar ways
to warn n?. Fortunate, indeed, is the
person who knows her danger signals.
? - Thousands and thousands of men
Mkd women during the past 50 years
feav* relied on S. S. S. to clear their
blood ot waste products. S. S. S. will
MEETING OF
I PEACH GROWERS
Farmers Organize Association
at Glieraw---L. I. Guion
President
Cheraw.?Special: A largely attended
and very satisfactory allday
meeting of peach growers was
held here, with representatives
from eight counties, and with Dr. W. .
W. Long in charge. Dr. Long said
that the sandhill land: are the most
profitable in South Carolina, especial
ly when put in peaches; but. that no
peach grower will make a success in
dependency, but that co-operation
and organization anvmg peach grower.
are necessary. He introduced
as tho firot. speaker K C. Berkinan.
of Macon, Ga., president of both
the Georgia Horticultural Society
and the Georgia Fruit Exchange,
M'lin '.nAlrn rin '? ^
? *?*/ ? | wjxv V I 1 ?J ? cl ^UlUIIIVi "
cial crop. He .sairl that early varieties
should not be planted, and recommended
early foil planting of but
two varieties, the Hiley and the Elberta.
He strongly advised co-operation
through a marketing* exchange,
eL-e the buaines would be a failuie.
V. Mc??re, of the department of
public welfare of Ohio, war the next
speaker ar.d outlined briefly vhat to
du and ''hri' not to do to make a
succe:: <>f the industry, lie wa: followed
b,y A. E. o^hilletter, of the extension
department of Clem:on College,
who spoke on the possibilities
of commercial peach growing in the
:.andhills, and by .1 M. McBride, do
velopnient apent of the S. A. L
Railroad, who talked on marketing
the crop: Mes.ers. L. I. Guion, of
Lugoff; D ?!. Mathes nn of Montrose,
and vn . J. Mill'r, county den?o.4i
tra t i o n agent, a 1o s poke.
A* the ifternoon :e. . i ;n :i per
manent organization was effected
with L T. Guion, of Lugoff president;
1. S. Evans, oi Che raw, vice
nvp;uipnf A F, t or nf Ploti
.on College, secretary, and an ex
ecutjve "A .nmittce coiKi.ting of Messrs.
J. B. onu*h, of Grere; M. S. McKinnon,
of Hartiville; T. S. Evans, of
Cheraw, and L. I. Guion. of Lugoff.
The board of directors are W. L. McCoy,
of McBee; A. G. Smith, of ,
Columbia; L. I. Guion, of Lugoff; E.
G. Mungo, of Pagcland; H. M. McLaurin,
<*>f Wcdgefield; J. A. Mangum,
of Pageland; T. S. Evans, of
Cheraw; M. S. McKinnon, of Hartsville;
R. L. Donald, of Society Hil1.; f
K. M Watson, of Ridge Springs; J.
B. Smith, of Greer; B *n Gramlin, of
Gramlin, S. C.
At tha morning session a committee
^n resolutions was appointed,
winch reported to the a.'t? moon .^ssion.
"Where 2:. Jt ha: been called to
our attention that the present Congrer?
i~ considering placing an import
duty on potash. largely used in
agriculture for the purpose of protecting
the potarh 'ncimifaclui i ig in
this country; and
"Whereas. ? have in the ousu:ed
Trcnia potaJt <*?n our crop, and
have found it. very injurious to
growth of the uaine; and,
"Whereas Agriculture is now daggering
under a heav> l -.id. incident
to deflation and the high cost of
everything necessary1 to produce
crop::
"Therefore be it rerolvel by 'he
grower: in session. That we i inVll/*iV?a
AIIV VAlM'Af ^
j'lvm vui iQjiic cm '1 : ij; V1II
gre;:. to employ their rv?Nry of for'
to defeat the placing of a tariff on
imported potash."
Re:olution: again: t th e railroad
ctrike also adopted.
?o ?Sheriff
Mike? Raid.
Anrlerron. ? Sheriff Os Marett
made a raid Saturday night and
came out with 22 rrallons of bonze.
The two ten gallon keg? and two gal
Ion ran;- were concealed under owe
bushes in wood. near Centr jville
mill:--.
STILL NO LETUP
Oi iiv.' l?y tlie rapid rate at which
magistrates over the county are issuing
warrants and the rural policemen
and the constables turning in cases
coming under their view, there is no
letup as yet in the number of criminal
cases to be passed upon by the courts.
Just as rainy are being turned in now
a. ever, probably more.
Aid To
Ithjs Pure Blood
ood Cause Many Forms of
in Disorders, and
;d Vitality.
lerstand Nature's Warning.
I imnvnv^ tVm rm li'- i...
~ ~ oiv vii juui uy |
relieving you of the waste nroducta i
which cause iinro". ri.i'' blood and
its allied troubles ? skin disorders,
rheumatism and a lowered vitality.
The same oualities which give
S. S. S. its beneficial effect in clearing
your blood of wast? products make it
extremely desirable for kccpino your
blood in good condition.
S. S. S. may be had at any drug
store. Write Chief Medical Director,
Swift Specific Co., 715 S. S. S. Laboratory,
Atlanta, G*., and let him
help you regain your health and
strength. Give him a full description
of your case. He is helping people
every day (without charge). Ask
him to send you his illustrated booklet,
"Facta About the Mood"?free.
S. S. S. is sold at all drug stores.
THE HORRY HERALD, OOW
CORONER'S JURY I
MAKES FINDINGS!
Aciainst Josh Brown in the
Killing of His Wife
and Mother
TESTIMONY ls~
REPORTED FULL
Both Murders Investigated
Together- - Small Boy
Main Witness
Coroner L. W. Cooper held the inquest.
last Friday over the remains of
Eliza Gore, nepro woman, and her
daughter. the wife of Josh Gore, both
of whom had been killed and murdered
by Josh Gore on the evening of
October 20 near Socastee.
The jury was composed as follows:
F. G. Owens
.7. A. Jones
J. G. Brown
T. A. Lee
S. T. Jordan
J. F. Outlaw.
They found a verdict which was in
accordance with the facts, that these
negro women came to their deaths at
the hands of Josh Brown.
The testimony taken at the inquest
was as follows: ?
Testimony In Case of Josh Brown
State of South Carolina,
Horry county.
Harry Benjamin Gore, sworn, savs
T was here vesterdav, October 20- 1^21.
John Brown shot my mother, Emm.n
Brown, and my Grandma, Eliza Jono
Gore. Joph Brown called mv ma out
in the yard. He tried to shoot her.
She caught the pun barrel. He took
the gun away from her and shot her.
My grandma was in the kitchen, he
tried to go in the kitchen, she shut
the door. He knocked the door open 1
with gun. He threw her down in the
peas, he then drew the gun on mr. He
run and rrot away. T passed hv where
my mother was. When he shot ma
she hollered. He told grandma to
open the door, she would not. He
knocked it open and told my ma he
^hot Mr. Van Turbville. I don't live
here, Josh Brown anc. ma lived together.
I did not hear any gun after
T left home. I did not know grandma
was dead until this morning: I
don't know whether Josh and Mr.
Turbville had anv 1 trouble or words
yesterday or not. Josh had a single
barrel breach loader. T dfd not hear
him say he was going to kill all of us.
his
Signed, Harry Benjamin x Gore
mark
Lewis Butler, sworn, says
Harry Dear, Henry Small, George
Small, Jeff Wellington, Smart Sm.all^
and Zekiel Windlev came here last
night and we found Emma Brown
undor n tree. dead. We came on up
to the house and called Mrs. Gore
l>u* ^he did not answer. The window
to the house was open and Eliza Gore
wqf in the yard near the door; she
was dead. We all turned and went
hack. Allen Gore came to my house
about 8 o'clock and called me. He
risked me to Woodstock; he said Dallar
and Harry Gore told liiin
tlyit Josh Brown had killed his
: j tor T Time wi<h them to the place
and lat*?r heard he had shot Mr. Van<
T nrbviPe.
his
Signed, Lewif^ x Butler.
mark
Harry Dear, sworn, I know the
snme that Lewis Butler has testified
to.
his
Harry x Dear
mark
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
The Woman's Baptist Missionary
Societies of Waccamaw As ociation
held their annual meeting at Aynor
on October 11. We believe this was
one of the best meetings ever held.
The attendance was good. With one
exception everyone was present that
was to take part on the program. We
were very fortunate in having Dr.
renter, wno gave a iaiK on "Tithing,"
also in "having Mrs. Boatwright of
Mullins, who gave two splendid talks.
The ladies of Aynor outdone themselves
with the splendid picnic dinner
served on the grounds.
The woman's work throughout the
association is taking on more interest
and the outlook is very promising.
Next year we will meet with Union
Valley church at Wampee.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
Association superintendent, Mrs. H.
H. Snider.
Secretary-treasurer, H. M. Russ.
Superintendent of Young People's
Work.s Miss Maude Du:e.nh\nv.
Superintendent R. A. and Sunbeam
bands, Maude Moore.
Mrs. H. M. Russ, secretary.
FOR SALE?M^' farm, good buildings
and good drinking water. H.
Mayo King, Loris, S ?6|2 tf
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A box of GROVES O-PEN-TRATE
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FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice is liercby given that H. A.
Gerrald, Administrator of the
Estate of the lato Levi Gerrald, deceased,
has this day made application
unto me lor. a Final Discharge
as such Administrator, and that October
21st, 1021, at eleven o'clock
A. M. at my office, Conway, S. C.,
has been appointed as the time and ,
place for the hearing of said Petition.
| Conway, S. C., Sept. 26th, 1921.
J. S. VAUGHT,
Probate Judge.
The Day's Work.
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sir ?
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(Complaint Not Served.)
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF HORRY,
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Farmers & Merchants Bank, a corporation,
plaintiff,
vs.
G. T. Williamson, J. B. Norris, W% L.
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