The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, January 26, 1922, Image 2
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LICENSE FEES
ARE QUESTIONED
Several Star Route Mail Carriers
Refuse to Pav City
License for Transfers
Last Fi'i(la\ was the lay appointed
in tlv ' it a* rmnipi'1
number of star rouU mail carriers < n
the charge of transfeia iaj;' pa sorters
and luggage, and ;:citin.'
bus mess a'onjj" tho^e 1 in": in ih
town of Conway, without t;:l- i.;v ?a\
the license provided by ci;\ ordinance.
1 he town ordinance provVu law
for the payment of a
tax on a!! automobiles, 01 other
motor vehicles kept* . r hiv\ ! Mv
su: - o 1 3.00. Tl >< io
another head under which d
hi argued that the an! . i < miglu
Co; e.
There were six of the -tar route
easier- notified to v:i\ t lie tax:
Frtd Brown, F. W Stanley, Roscoe
(io'e, P. C. Cooper, and -J. V. Burge.
s.
' M ' r these are engaged in carryin*'
the mails on the five differen'
st r- ' . )e;*diiM.'- ?i" (%f Conwav if I
various directions; and it is said that
all of trfon? cany pa>>enger> on their
automobiles and also articles o<
f reight.
""lie car >e'*- ' efosed to pav tin
license, claiming" that they did not
co: (> u? inc :e?-?n> of tlie law
They emp'oyed lawyer- t>> defeno
them.
When tin' trial was called, ;>
bo'V i 'o :nton<'< (I to anpeal in
case they lo>t, it w.i.- agreed to take
t>!< , * 1 i i] Ik 'i.i-e th<i circuit
jiuk'o .ere : ! the next term of the
Co ; f : i( : 1*.i ! decide it.
CONW AV GIRL '
IS PRAISED
."N f\
i:" Hut Bible Class is in receipt
of a letter from President J. C. Guilds
of Colombia College, in which he
speak> in the b-'-h" terms of the
work o' Mi-s Anna Hucot, who holds
n scholar-' in from the class to Columbia
College.
Pros; !? lit (?ui!<l> says in part:
"I take threat pleasure in enclosing
T'erewit!, Mi - Hacot's report for the
first ouarter, which is a most exeellont
one, and is the best evidence,
not only o'" her ability but of her
constant applicatfon. She is proving1
herself* a io~t excellent student in
^vorv p:\rtic ilar an J I feel that your
Bi!'le c!a.-- is to be congratulated on
making so fine an investment. There
is no arithmetic op earth that can
calculate the dividends which may
** come from the investment that you
are making."
a. w7harder"
has enlisted
\!v, \\. Hardee, son of
Tabor. \. C..
enlisted at Camp Jackson. S. C.
3anuar\ Ltft h, 19i in the lot an* i
Bianch of Jv \rivy for a period
three years-. This i- tb? second tinv
that A; ;/ W. Harr.oo ha enli-tc!
in the Army. He was recently
discharged from tho Navy at his
0 re i.e^t. Enlist".'ent.~ have iuJ
been resumed at Camp Jackson after
1 >. mi "i > ?<1 fr1 r.'.cre ^ a
nth. ar.<i < nly < J^ood
men arc being accepted al this time.
There are vacancies for a limited
1 un bei o' ivoi be'-'or'*-* fu* 1^'ft *of
F'b' oai'y, at which time 1he Infantry
unit at Camp Jack on will be
transferred t<>. Camp McClellan, Ala.
l'lft?)ales, and men unable t<?
i-ojj ' write, or sneak the English
language, as well as boys under the
?"lc o IS, cannot be en'i>t"'l. .Men
only wi'h a good moral character
a:e acceptable for enlistment. A
man that is married or has other dependent
relatives is not desired fo;
Army service.
UNION PROGRAM
UPPER PEE DEE
The following* is the program foi
the Upper Pee Dee Union to he held
with Oak Grove Church on Januar
27th, 2Sth ami 29th:
Friday, January 7?
11 a. m., Devotional Services con
ducted by Supt. Oak Grove Sunda>
School.
)l:l.r?, Enrollment of Delegates.
11 Verbal reports from th<
Churches by Delegates.
v2 M., Sermon i>v Kev. J. T. Going
1 p. m., Address by B. J. Wood
ward.
2 p. m., Querry No. 1?How are w<
to pay our 75 million pledges?by W
A. Wider.
M iscellaneous.
Adjournment.
Saturday, -January 28th?
!0 a. m., Devotional Services con
ducted by Daniel Godfrey. UUVA
10:15. Miscellaneous.
10:30, Querry No. 2?The Christia
as a citizen?by 1)t*. J. H. Mitchel
11:15, Address -by Dr. B. J. Woo'^
v'aid.
12 M. Sermon, Dr. J. H. Mitchel
1 p. m., What tfood is there i
TTnion Meetings, and why not a
churches in the Waccatnaw and Can
h'na Association belong to one unio
?J. K. Harrelson.
I :.??0 p. m., Address by B. J. Woo<
ward.
2:.??0 p. m.. Miscellaneous repor
of all committees.
Adjourn ment:
Sunday, January 20th.?
10 a. m., Sunday School.
II a. in., Sermon by B. J. Woo*
Ward.
N. K. HAYS,
W. C. HOOKS,
W. T. MARTIN, Com.
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BIG PRIZE
ESSAY CONTEST
Sound to Prove a Great Stimu
Ins to Our Town and
Community
By tiii< time everybody in this
county interested in tlie early historj
j of o'.h- country knows that the child|
ren <>t 'Hip public schools are spend
j v; much of their leisure time on
their (I virne \Ya 0'inj.vten essays.
I The?, are ramsackinjr the libraries and
father and mother and Inju.
j sister .and brother and every other
, dependable authority for all the inI
for \ition thev can net. lOach wants
| to iii one of the threj* prizes offered
I l?\ \\ . Lane tVr Co. for the first,
sp <>n 1, or third host e^sa\ written htv
the children under is of the public
schools and submitted not later than
February 18, !!?'22.
With a subject so stirring* and so
significant as "Washington's Services
as ''resident to Mis Country." some
masterpieces surelv will result, and
the judges will have the usual difficulty
in selecting* the winners. The
inspiration of this prize essay plan
is a painting by 10. Percy Moran, a
(listinguished artist. Reproductions in
color of this picture were sent to all
the school rooms in the county that
I the nupils may study and get the desired
impetus to go deeper into the
history of The leather of Our Country.
Such a research is sure to be a
preat nnlift to this community. We
all realize that one of our great .aims
is to get back to the sterling traits
of Americanism fostered by our first
men and women of his time. A contest
such as this will he a great stimulus
to all of us born in America and
a great guide and support to the
foreign-born who are now making
their homes with u . Wh.at Wash inuton
did for the purpose of making*
America first is what all thinking
people of our land should try to emulate.
ANOTHER Im
GOOD BLANKS
Another fine lot of land deeds for
corporate or nnvMn use are rroi' r
through the Herald shop this week
and will be ready for sale in the next
few days.
Tliey will do for individual use,
from one to another. c?wpor:?tion lo
corporation, corporation to individual,
or individual to corporation. They
are on uood paper, not too thick to
he buntfjesome, nor too thin to be
flimsy, but just a good, strong1 papei*
that will hist ; nd not encumber the
files with useless weiuht.
Send in your orders for those '*nd
any othov iciril blanks that are wanted
at this time of the year.
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IT ( Ot MINT I>K DON K
I Somebody ?aid that it couldn't b
done,
Dut tie with a chuckle rc-plied:
I'hat "to i "he it c.?uldn't," but 1
would h( one
Who wouldn't -IP' <<> till 1 '.1 ti*i?'d
S< he !> 'k' : riuht in, wit; a ra '
of a u*rin
On l">is face. ' f he worried he hit
it.
He started to sum a- '.? tackled th
thin?v
That couldn't bo done?and he di(
it.
There are thousands who'!' tell yoi
it cannot be d< ne.
There 'vn thou ?ands who pvopiie>\
failure;
There are thousands to point out t'
you )P.e by one.
The dan^j-s that wait to assa;
you.
Hut just buckle ir. with a bit of :
tyrin,
Then take off your coat anduo t
it
Just start in to sinjr as you tackl
the thinpr
I hat "can not be done"?;ir
you'l! <!o !t.
Edgar A. Guest
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1 THAT HAD HACK
Do you have a dull, steady ache i
tho small of the hack?sharp, stal
bing twinges when stooping or liftin
?distressing urinary disorders? Fo
had hack and weakened kidneys Cor
way residents recommend Dean'
Kidney Pills. Read this Conwa
statement.
Mrs. Dora Burroughs, Burrougl
2 st., says: "Do.an's Kidney Pills ha\
proved a reliable remedy in my casi
. T suffered from dull, nagging had
- .aches and other symptoms of kidnr
complaint. Finally I got Doan
1 Kidney Pills and they relieved me <
the backache, corrected the kidney a
tion and benefited me generallv."
EIGHT YEARS LATER, Mrs. Ru
roughs said: "I take pleasure
again recommending Doan's Kidn<
Pills. Doan's are the only reme<
thatyever did me any good."
Price fiOc, at all dealers. Doi
n simply ask for a kidney remedy?k
1- Doan's Kidney Pills?the same th
I . Mrs. Burroughs had. Foster-Milhu
r Co., Mfrs.,. Buffalo, N. Y.?Adv.
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? TO FURNISH CONES
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v The HymarfBakery will furnish i
m cream cones to the trade through tl
section this coming season. T
1- equipment will he ready and a supp
of cones ready for sale by the tii
ts the spring and summer season is op<
This is an additional service that \n
ho rendered by this modern bakery.
The
Progressive Home Make
[1- Club will meet on Thursday, Janua
2f>, at the home of Mrs. M. A. Gai
at Homewood. Members are esp<
ially requested to attend in order tl
new officers may be elected.
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THE HORRY HERALD, COIT
TOO FKW APPLICANTS
The Civil * Service Commission in-1
vites special attention to tHo fa?-t "0\p'
m examination^'0 HblH recently in
Was^irrtl^lfoli, 1XV bed 'othbr ritiesj
'hroughbiit the United States for as-;
istant observer, weather bureau and
Junior physicist, junior technologist
:\nd junior engineer. bureau of standards,
applicants were not secured in
; the number desired. The assistant
oh-'Mv^r examination will again ho
hold on February 15 and tho others
n March 8.
Persons interested in these or other
"summations should apply to tho soCre'ary
??f tho United States Civil Service
board at the local post office for
' detailed information and application
blanks.
NOT U K TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that all persons
having claims against the estate
of George H. Ruck, deceased, .are
requested to fdo tho same, duly attested.
according to law, with the undersigned.
O. H. Buck, administrator,
and all persons who are indebted to
<aid estate4 will make payment likewise.
.1. 11. BUCK, Qualified Administrator.
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WAY, S 0., JAN. 26, 1922
| HA 1IY CHRISTENED
' On Sunday afternoon Harriet Cooler,
little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
ThotfiHH fw-'ogg-uitf, was christened, the
I ceremony taking place at the home
l of her grandparents, Col. and Mrs.
1). A. Spivey. Only members of the
family, and a few friends wore present.
The baby was held by her great
grandmother, Mrs. B. G. Collins while
the rites were being administered by
Row J. C'. Atkinson, pastor of the
Methodist Church.
Coffer and cake were served by
Mrs. Scogging and her sister, I-aura
Frances Spivey.
1 I IMMHA
Notiec is hereby given til;\ Jo o
diino Jor.kins. Adininistiati ix of 'h
':*1 o of A 't'Mii' M. Tonkins, dr*
oasod, bus this clay made aptdic;i
t;on unlo mo ror ;i final discing'"
ms such Administratrix, and <hat t'>*
17th day of February, 19'22. at K
o'clock a. ni.. at my ofice. Con\va\
S. lias licon appointed for t!i
hearing of said petition.
J. vS. VAUC.HT,
Judge of Probate, "Horrv County, S
C.
January 10th, 1922
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be wholesale bi
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or those we are
serving are the
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Mr. Retail Merchan
! is your cause, and
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ervice there is to b<
Why stand off any 1
success with us? H
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AND NOT MISS
This is the last copy of tho paper
that will be sent to subscribers ^vhose
dates retrain in 1921* unless they
send in their renewal of subscription
before the time for mailing next
week's issue.
Send the money in at once and .i>e!
paid in advance for tho year \vl !o'i
will be one of the most interesting*
the hist; ry oi the county
1 o"1- date op vour label.
II" it IR in !<) >! vmi iyiiicI /?V?oni?o It >'
. ^ ... ?,? a , j v\l IMVIOI V IKUI^V IX ?4 V
nco 1o 192'.} by sending in the subscription
price, or else we will not
bo aide to continue the naper to you
any longer. It is against the postal
regulations to send tin paper t ? anybody
on a credit fur a "longer lb""
than three months in order to five
him time to renew and not miss :n
issue. To be s;i fe we must come
' bip tin* three months.
f-'rnd xin fifty cen*. ; for thrr
months, $1.00 for six months, or Sli.OO
'"or a year. Make arrangements to
day, for you do not want to miss .
single issue of the paper during p
year when everything is of the great
,LL TO
ie the goods th<
;ed for
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^kAi %3i?--*Ll? ^ tf&ife:
is best for us.
rested for nothis
iny of men will i
on in making tl
lie srame of selli
isiness, while th
Lion of the stat
e use our mone
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^ serving, and tl
retail merchants
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we will make your
is with the money t<
e had. We mean 1
longer while others a
F you have never tri
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est when it comes to
South Carolina the
id on wholesale mere
llins
est interest. There is the Legiala- I
lure, the new county, the new roads, '
ihe boll weevil, the tobacco and cot^t!
ton marketing associations. Ail o1' 4
these are great, and a little later ois
the election fpjj State and County 1
officers. Vou cannot afford to l> > I
without the Herald this year. You
know what the Herald is and you
want it, so do not neglect to attend
to the necessary arrangements for 1
netting it.
Alter this issue the few on the
i -v hi hi;m- illl' Ml I HO 'JKtOl'
part of 1921 ;is shown on the lai-?!s, ]
will bo cut off. There will bo notlvi ?U"
olso to do unless tho renewals
conic i?i promptly. Send it in or
bring it in today.
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EBB N. JOHNSON,
Auctioneer of Krai Instate
and all other properly.
R. I\ I). No. 2. Box 11.
Gallivants Ferry, S. ('.?1-19-3iyi
Vio-oroos objection to I he admission
inlo th? United States or
Cregorio Semionoff, self-styled ataman
(h^-id man) of tho Russian
Cossacks, has been made by the *
American Legion, anpearing before
Secretary of Labor Davis.
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