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ALUMNAE AND 1 FORMER PUPILS The past weeks have been replete with action in, the field among the alumnae and former students. It is o?; great Mit?'Ost to note how efficiently the Winthrop girl is rendering service to South Carolina. The phase of work through which this service is rendered vary widely from that of a mother tied rather closely to her homo 111 J> I'ftm/lfn nnl<4 nf WnitlrnlAw -V VMIVVV f/UI V V/ I A-JVJ 1 f\Vi IV > or Horry County to that of one leading the social life in 'the busy mart of Charleston or helping to direct the affairs of state in Columbia. In the teaching profession tlie service varies from that of a teacher in an isolated one-teacher school in the mountain wilds of the northwestern part of ?he state or 'n the undeveloped sections of the Sante swamps to that of principle of a lart^e rural graded school, or a county rural supervisor, or head of a collegirfte department in some of our leading colleges of South Carolina. In the field of industry again the service is varied. In the Pee Deo section a YVinthrop girl is directing the management of a large tobacco and cotton farm and another i owns and directs the work of a large greenhouse, lias acres of carnations | which she markets in Washington, I\ n .11 i i - UM i'. v?, as wen as in litis suite. wnerc?ver n Winthrop girl is found she is rendering efficient .service to (homo, to school, to church, and to State. The experiences of the Alumnae Executive Secretary for a day in Marion, S will ,gi ve a f'ne illus tration of tlie last statement. After spending the night in the charming home of a Winthrop daughter, Mi ss Mabel Montgomery, she arose to hear her and her mother discussing the price of cotton ami planning to make a sale. A little later she was invited to go around to the city clioo'i and was told that the superintendent was putting in religious ducation into the schools, each deinmination organizing its work in nnnection with the school. This was. I1" day for the Methodists, to or-1 ranize. Reaching th<^ school buildi <r ,( recess, she was greeted I>y a nimher of Winthrop girls in charge ?f *hc various classrooms, and then lie learned that t he young woman to ! ake charge of this reliirious educaion in the primary department was liss Mabel Montgomery, a Winthrop ill; the one doing the work in the, unior department was Mrs. Lonnie 'Miner, formerly Miss Kstelle Aull, nether Winthrop girl. and if not mis fkeii, Mrs. I,. I). Lide, nee Miss 'leetwood Montgomery, another trinthrop daughter, was to have large of the senior department. ine ot these young women has neen nving as a steward in the Methodist lurch for some time. 'p the afternoon ??t a meeting of le Winthrop Daughters of Marion ounty, when the girls from the vaous parts of the county assembled, icre were discussions pertaining to e development of the crun4y "lid r,r m state. These young women felt :?t the cause of Winthrop College as no partisan one, that it was the so of tho slate of Sout1 C*?ro1a, and hence the way in which tho liege is being hampered by inadelate appropriations and disci imin.itagainst by the General Assembly j discussed and resolutions enrsed urging the gentlemen of the gMatuve to make a iust division the Stale's ivoriey between her u 'g men and her young women icn making appropriations for highodueatioi . This body of young women showed il they were jreat'y concerned also ?1 ho i? -I interest- of Marion 1 )ty. They had learned that there ' nn.v v k 11 on foi; to have the ' of tlic young woman who is 'giving efficient service as rural sc!io<>' supervisor struck from the countv bullet. Tl.ov agreed to ;ee their representatives cmhim-iuhu' this iiuittr*;* ax well as that of' .adequate Impropriations for YVinthrop and T!'0 those men to support heartily nth of these. With this illustration before us, nd ii is only one of many . r.? *rivon, the statement that the VVintiiioj) j^ii*l is rendering efficient sor1-1 to home, school, church, and state L\ ho reiterated with emphasis. I\ !,"t is S.outh Carolina doing to port' Winthrop C ollere the on :ii 1m; ion (ha 'tored for the higher odu of \ ni11 vonien? She appro1 I'd <> little in 1 !>20 that the J tecs air1 President lohnson had to vc tiieir individual notes to prevent | ( door, of the college closing' in sovP!):l):,r. 1!?'2(). (low was the colej treated in 1021 ? i> was "'i\< a'most ?'20.000 les i in 1020 and told that any unex- | appropriation might be used to I 1 the <h'i <? horn r incurred it I ((Tort to prevent the calamity of J her more than 1000 students com pari on with what has been IMERS' GijiOE FK| : ii; ii hv Dr. .T. \V. 5'nohannn, 11 of . ]i I . S. i >. p iMcnt of .y,-- fj nine and t,,ci">v ' ? i \otciin- 8 Scn-ncc !il < < "llogo. Ju>. |j II. I . !. . . ? . . . 11 ( < !" '' . 11 T Mt ,M riiirli ;i;nl . ;i; if' V , j.m!m s optf Thor > B ;i if. ' W , .".Mil I) , VlVr '!i <i)*' J ',w| . ' :i I i tin* 1 . i ur .: - ? ' ipi'lv ):i *, j will uppl ' ' ' t ' ' in*-: v: m i < " "f this a k. i> . ! ; ^ CO. H Iifowv cf : . smmmmM done for the higher e&Vbation of men the state has never been generous with Winthrop College. For the permanent plant shtf has appropriated during the thirty-six years of the life of the college only a liUle more than $700,000. She has been appropriating for men at the University for more than a hundred years, for men at the Citadel?with some years n interruption?since 1842, and for men at Clemson since 1890. In the past three years there has been appropriated for one of these men's institutions $1)00,000 for a new home, almost $200,000 more than the sum total appropriated during the entire life of I Winthrop for permanent improve ments. The men were given none too. much. The Winthrop daughters of the state rejoice in the development of state institutions for their brothers. But why the discrimination when appropriating for the great institution established for the higher education of women? Why appropriate more than three times as much for men as for women? Why refusq to appropriate money for new < ojwiinrs at Winthrop where 182 more students are enrolled this year than last, and where practically as many students are enrolled as in all three of our men's institutions, and not-! withstanding the refusal made Win-! throp, appropriate several thousand dollars for new teachers in a man's institution ? Why refuse to equalize the salaries of men and women at "Winthrop because it would mean an increase in salaries for the women, and then turn around and vote money to increase the salaries of men in some of our state institutions? Why refuse to continue the construction of a teachers' home at Winthrop, thus forcing about fifty or more women to secure boarding places out fn 1 own?a morit difficult and oxpensive thing to do anywhere in the state?yet, having refused this, vote $200,000 to continue construction at one of oui men's institutions and $02,000 for repairs at another? Why j exempt a man'." institution rrom turn ing in its fees and require Withrop to turn in hers? The thing that 7000 Winthrop dau?'htors do not understand is the discrimination. No Worms in a Mealtliy Child t All children troubled with Worms hove an unhealthy color, which indicates poor hlood, and ass rilll- lllnrn Jo nwirii nr I .>00 ?..v4 v |L> HIV* v V/4 1 v-OO OVUIIUILII VHOIUI IAUULV* GROVES TASTELESS CHILL IONIC given regu- J larly for t%o or three weeks will enrich the blood,1, improve the digestion, and net os n nenernl Strength- \ ening Tcriicto the whole system. Nnturc will then ' throw offor dispel the worms, and the Child will be in perfect health.' PleQ3uut to tuke.*60c per bottle. WANTED Good man with mule and tools to "' inn llie .T. T. Proctor-Johnson-Buiv r.ey plac* in Bucks township, adjoining lands of II. J. Beverly and others. Mas about thirteen acres cleared and in cultivation ? good tobacco land. Will rent this place to good man with team and supplies for one-third of the crops produced and will pay for one-third of the fertilizers used. Gal) on or write H. II. Woodward. o SI MMONS FOR RELIEF. (Complaint not Served) ST AT 10 O FSOUTH CAROLINA, Comity of Horry. Court of Common Pleas Kmnia Mills, Temperance C. Mills, A. J. Harrelson, Lottie Curry and Fdward Harrelson, Plaintiffs vs Merchants National Bank of Raleigh, N. C., a Corporation, William I). Mills, W. fi. Robers, Armour Fertil-, izc Works, a oCrporation, and l!ilarv Harrelson, Dofendants. TO THE DEFENDANTS. Merchant:-; N.".t ional Bank. Wi'liam f>. Mills, W. B. oRborts, Armour Fertilizer oWrks and llilarv Harrelson. YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMON'ED and inquired to pnswor tlm < >}:ipir-ir.t in this action, which has boon f "1 < v 1 j in the olVice of the Clerk of In" oCurt of Common I'lniit: Pmi- (i..> w >.') ! iy. and to servo a of your i.nswor to the said compla'i.i on the subscribers at their >'fice at Conway, S. We are now prepared I you while you wait, and Bring to us all ol the leak; your car and let us make the for you by mending the hole be as strong at these torn y ?L _ L-J - me umcs were new. Wc try our best to give y< modation at our place whi< in Conway. Free Air F always on g% if f'SB L'l am* W <v?. > v**. w m " n rPiWflP i m THE HORRY HERALD, CONN* C., within twenty days ;uter the ser-!<i vice hereof; exclusive of the day of t such service; and if your fail to an- * swer the complaint within the time 0 aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action t will apply to the Court for the relief v demanded in the complain*:. s Dated Dec. 30th, A. D. 1921. sherwood & McMillan, s Plaintiffs' Attorneys. 0 TO THE ABSENT DEFENDANTS, a Merchants National Bank of a Raleigh, N. C., a Corporation; Wm. a D. Mills, W. B. Roberts and Ar- 1 mour Fertilizer Works, a Corporation. TAKE NOTICE that the complaint in the foregoing Action and the Summons, of which the foregoing is a a copy (and is hereby served on you) was filed in the office of the Clerk ( of Court of Common Pleas, said State s fUo OAfU ~ r ? ? UVUMbtT ) Ull klic -M/lll U<1\ ">l J-'*r*". JJ 1921. t sheuwood & McMillan, i Plaintiffs' Attorneys. ( Attest: I W. L. BUY AN, C. C. C. P. n > tax returns for 1922 Tn^ County Auditor of Horry county will attend the following' places at times specified for the purpose of taking returns for the fiscal year 1922 of , all property both real estate and personal. All able-bodied male persons between the ages of 21 and fiO years are required to return poll tax. Executors and administrators are required to make returns of all prop- c erty under their control. Failure to make returns within the " time specified subjects- the delinquent to a penalty of 50 per cent. Monday, January 9. Galivant's Ferry, 9 to 12; Ay nor, 1 to 3; Cool Spring 4 to 5. Tuesday, January 10 Wampee, 9 to 11; Little River, 1 to 2; Brooksville, 3 to 4. \ Wednesday, January 11. \ Red Bluff, 9 to 10; Ebenezer, 11 to > 12; Nathan Bellamy's store, 1 to 2; Daisy. 3 to 4. | Thursday, January 12. Stalv^y. 9 to 10; Burgess, 11 to 2-, \ Cooper's store, 3 to 4. Friday, January 13. Bayboro, 9 to 10; Allsbrook, 11 to i '>. r . > * ? I M | liU| 4~, III ? | . Tuesday, January 17. Rehohoth, !) to 11; Ml P.isgah, 12 to 1; Hinson's store, 2 to 4. Wednesday, January 18. Stevens cross roads, !) to 11; Jollies > cross roads, 12/to 1; Floyd's School ; House, 2 to 4. ? Thursday, January 19. > Spring Branch, I) to 11; Grassy Bay, i 1 to 2. Friday, January 20 <, Green Sea (Buffkin's store) 0 to 12; ) Jernigan's cross roads, 1 to 3. ) The balance of the time at the audi- s tor's ofTice in Conway. Remember < the time is out on February 20. \ 12-15-4t N. C. ADAMS, County Auditor. o SUMMONS FOR RELIEF (Complaint Not Served.) The State of South Carolina, County of Horry; In Court of Common Pleas. J. T. Gaskin, Plaintiff, vs. Q. C. Lewis, J. W. Brooks, Jimpsej Jones, IJoss Jones .and Sam Vereen. defendants. To th? defendants, Q. C. Lewis, J. VV. Prooks, Jimpscy Jones, Boss Jones and Sam Vereen: You are herebv summoned and Ki : HORRY COUNTY|S TRUST CO. 1 jjj | L. 1). Magralh, Manager fj j Real Estate, Bonds and | Insurance. | ^ ^ | o vulcanize all these for we guarantee our work. I HI y inner tubes you have in . n \ i n ! /a i i p n I*' i I r? I i? r-% * % I K /-? ? B .1X1 llliw US^IUI, IUUC5 s in ihem so that they will >laces as they were when | u satisfaction and accom- ; ch is the most convenient -' < Yee Water I hand at S ing station J rAY, S. P., JAN. 5, 1922 luired to answer the complaint in his action, which has been filed in he office of the Clerk of the Coun ?f Common Pleas, for the said coun y, and to servo a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the ubscriber at his office in Conway. >. C., within twenty days after th* ervice hereof, exclusive of the da\ f such service; and if you fr'il to nswer the complaint within the time foresaid, the plaintiff in this ac ction will apply to the Court for the ~ i: - I * ? - euwx ueinanuecuin the complaint. Dated December 7, A. D. 1921. T. B. LEWIS, Plaintiff's Attorney T?> Q. C. Lewis and J. W. Brooks, .bsent defendants: Take notice that the complaint in he foregoing stated action and the ummons of which the foregoing is , copy were filed in the office of he Clrek of the Court of Common Meas in and for Horry County, at >onway, S. C., on the 7th day of )ecember, A. D. 1921. T. B. LEWIS, Plaintiff's Attorney. V. L. BRYAN (L. S.), C. C. C. P. | HARRELSON & HARRELSON Attomeys-at-Law Practice both in the State and Federal Courts. MULL1NS, - - - - S. C. DR. G. I. LEWIS Dental Surgeon x Over Norton Drug CompaT v CONWAY, S. C. Dr. J. D. THOMAS Physician and Surgeon LOR IS. S. C. > < Monuments i Dealers In < < M arble and Granite and Iron Fencing. J See us or write before buying \ and we will send our repre- ; sentative to see you. Lumberton Marble & > Granite Works ! d. ti. f'LUYL), iJl'op. IrUMBERTON, N. C. 3|24 lyr j Per I mb i All made at ih know what is in th mg the qisaMy ol work and care use better value m I he Scratch Pads Dozen Two Dozen Writing Tab! 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King, Sect v. BONDS AND INSURANCE. Office it? Peoples National Hank Building. ss ui ] i, S C. ifc work you have many ne positions a long period J lovvever, if you choose to ^ good position in a \ery iess course in this modern estmcnt pays larger division, whether you remain lsiness world. Only the out of work. Write for chool. :SS COLLEGE, ;l, a. c. 11-3-21-tf I ^ ?IIHIHilll'IBWHII mean? tch I els 11 < - i own force. We cle, and considered the amount oi r that there is no .05 | .50 .10 | 0"> 1 tp .'1 o \^' > r in better paper I ear out any leal j Just the thing u posted, leaves I want lor writing 1 [- note-head size | ol all ol these | f Qlhpn I 1 *1 'vli 4 1 ?