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NOTICE OF SALE. 1 Under and by virtue of a decree in J the case of Rank of Loris. a corpora- i tion, plaintiff, vs Sarah E. Cox and J W. S. Cox, defendants, signed by his honor S. W. G. Shipp, Judge of the uary 14th., A. D. 1922 I. W. L. Bryan, uary 14th., A. D. 1922 1, W. L| Bryan, : Clerk of Court, as Special Master, will i ' offer for sale at the Court House i 1 door, to the highest bidder during the * legal hours of sale on sales day in March next that being the 6th. day of j said month, the following lands and tenements, to-wit: ALL AND SINGULAR: .Ml tlyit certain tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in Simpson Creok Township, Horry County, South Carolina and on the e/ist side of Buck Creek, waters of the Waccamaw, and on the West side of the public road leadinir from Lovis to Lit Mo l?ivor. I>r? ginning at a ditch in J. M. Butler's lino; thence North 45 W 38.50 to a stake corner; thence South 34 1-2 W 0.(50 to a black guin; thence South ! 15 1-2 y. 12.50 to a small pine corner; thence S. 33 E. 3.50 to a knot; ' thence S. 78 E. 18 chains to another ' knot; thence S. E. 5.75 to a ditch .an agreed line between Rufus D. Milli- ( nan and wife, Sarah Milligan. and John M. Butler; thence with said agreed line to the beginning;, and is ' bounded on the East and North ?\v lands of John M. Butler, on the West * * by lands of W. 1.. Prince, on the 4 South by lands of S. J. G. Milligan, containing fifty (50) acres, more or less, and is better known as the ' identical piece, parccl or tract of land conveyed to William Hughes by ' Rufus D. Milligan and Sarah Mi'M-j' gan under their deed dated July ?0fh. A. D. 1804, and filed 3rd. dav of Sep- c ^teniber, A. n, 19'.7; and recoided in s Book Ct-4 page P/vord- of Hor- v l'y County, South Carolina, and was s conveyed to Sarah K. Hughes Cox by William Hughes and Prudence Hughes f under their deed dated July 30th. V. D. 1895, and recorded Sen)ember 3rd. ; A. P. 1017, in Book C-l page 230. * Records of Horrv County, South | Carolina. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. W. L. HKYAN, Clerk of Court Special Master. ' 1. ALLKN JK. \ Attorney for Plaintiff. PLAY AT AY NOR ! A recital and play will he given by { the junior music class of the Horry ; Industrial School of Aynor, in the i school auditorium on Friday evening, ( February 10. at 7:30 o'clock. This t will he the first public meeting to he 1 hold in the new school building. 1 The public is cordially invited to 1 j attend the concert. No admission ] will be charged and no collection will be taken. The recital and play will be under the direction of Mrs. .J. B. i .McCutchen, teacher of" music in the Horry Industrial School. , < jj n !A11 made at th know what is in tl the q^ahty ol work and care us J better value in the I Scratch Pad Dozen Two Dozen Writing Tal mv 5Uozen Hie scratch I that you would i \ in I he pad and 1 u for shopping an< arc taken out anc n I he writing cj the nice letter. II and there are p I while they are ii I PETITION FOR HEARING DENIED Leading citizens of Bucks township filed it petition with the county board last Tuesday and requested the reopening of the new highway mater. It appears that only two members were present, Messrs. DuBose and Little. The board refused to reopen the matter, although the showing made was a powerful one. The petition wis along the line of making a change in the route recently decided upon from the old Georgetown road to the Greenwood route. The hoard did not call in the members of the other board interested in the matter. POULTRY VS. BOLL WEEVIL ? It is now time to set eggs to hatch chickens which will make your winter layers. Everybody who is interested in more poultry and better poultry should join the Horry County Foulry Association and take advantage >f F. A. Burrough's offer to assist iOU in getting pure bred poultry. You can no more afi'ord to throw iway your time and feed on a scrub ion than you can afford to farm on a:-)) like your parents did fifty years' igo. 1 know some people argue th.'it a ;crul? hen is as good as a fine bred icn, but anyone putting1 up with jit rgument like that i* cither not tellng the truth or ho doesn't know what io is talking about. 1 am told that the reason why we annot get the best prices for eggs hipped from 1 lorry cou-nty is because ^ e have no first class eggs. Our crub hens lay only cull eggs, I The association is trying to get ivervbody to stock their l/wmx with >ure bred chickens. They do not oat mv more than a scrub, and will lay ,wice as many eggs. T know of no jotter way to repair the .damage the >oll weevil has done than for every 'armor in Horry county to put in 100 Hire bred hens. People in other daces are doing it, but we hold off uid talk hard times and make no ef*ort to help ourselves. The Horry County Poultry Associaion has been organized four months ind a very few people have shown my interest in it. There ought to be it least f>00 members. As it is there ire only about forty. You have no excuse for not getting in the associaion nnd t?ettintr mire bred noultrv. \\re have ofl'ered to loud you the money to buy it with, and at our meeting this week almost every member applied through the association to Mr. Burroughs for money. Our next meeting will ho held in [he City Hall on the first Tuesday in March at 11 o'clock A. M. 1 hope t< >ee at least 500 people present. We ell erald office by the Herald iem and know they are well i the paper lhat i?oes in them eel in producing them we kn world. PRICES s, each mm m mm blets, each pads will save you much m< r r x / lse lor meic ligunng. I ou c eave the rest of the leaves m :1 keeping memorandums. ^ 1 the others left. tablets will give you just whal 1 hey are in either letter-he lenty in stock. Get your st ^ stock. rHE HORRY HERALD, CONWi j have good talks at every meetingCome and join and buy some real poultry and let us make the boll weevil ashamed of himself. 1 lvive 250 little chickens. How many have you? L. H. BURROUGHS 1 Mi- ^ NEW ARRIVAL Rufus G. Melson, a native born Herryite, but now of Cornell, N. Y..I arrived in Conway last Tuesday to remain here until about March 1, vis-1 itinp: his old home. He is now engaged in the real estate business at his home town and handles \md which is located in all parts of the country. He is the eldest son of the late W. P. Melson, Sr. o FI RM AN ALUMNI Marion, S. C., Feb. 7.?The Furman Club of Marion, Dillon and Horry counties was organized last Friday night at a meet ins alumni, former students and friends of Furman University held in the rooms of the Marlon Chamber of Commerce. The gathering was largely attended, .and by alumni from a class as far back as 1S75 down to 15)21. Classes of tlie forty-six intervening years were represented by men from several walks of life, viz., teachers, preachers, bankers, lawyers, physicians, engineers, farmers, merchants and dentists. Furman University and Furman University Alumni Association were represented by L. iCt. Glenn, the executive secretary of the alumni association. MOlSOEJOHNSON DIES SUDDENLY .). Monroe Johnson, for many years a carpenter engaged in work here, was taken suddenly ill about > o'clock yesterday morning, February 8th, and expired in a few minutes. He had been subject to spells of unconsciousncss for some time but ho was not believed to be in a serious condition. Some days ago he was taken with this trouble at the plant of a lumber company nut revived after a few minutes. He is survived by a wife and a number of children, some of the children being very young:. He is a brother of Italy W. Johnson, and was about fifty years of aire. SPECIAL SERVICES There will he a special service at the Methodist Church next Sunday night in the interest of the American Jewish Relief fund, Jewish war sufferers. The other churches have b^en invited to attend and participate in the service. They expect addresses from Marion A. Wright. Esq., Col. H. I,. Buck and Dr. J. S. Dusenbury. The public is urged to attend. jjjjg^gjjjjjj m iuwn~,~wgrzzBj^ E f *; I I jets | I's own foi -ce. We n nade, and consider- [ and the amount c: j ovv thai there is no I t J .05 \ .50 ! $1.00 10 $1.00 oney in better paper :an tear out any leaf tact. Just the thing *Vhcn posted, leaves you want for writing ad or note-head size ipply of all of ihese L i VY. S. C , FEB. 9, 1922 CONWAY TOWN HAS SPRINKLER At last the town of Conway owns a street sprinkler. It arrived last Saturday and was unloaded from the cifrs last Tuesday. It is an army used machine but looks like new. It cost new $(>00, but cost the town of Conway only $260. It was purchased at Camp Gordon. It has steel tanks, rijrht and left control, and scatters twenty feet in width It will l?f> USP(1 horn wlmn thn streets net dry again. ADULT STUDENTS MOUNT OLIVE Following is the list of adults attending the Mount Olive adult school, to all of whom the Her.ald is sending i free copies during the time the school 1 will run. These names were sent in . bv Mrs. J. C. Avres: TABOR, X C I I S Causey Luke Watts | Burroughs Can so v NICHOLS, S C R 2 Lewis He wet t Cleve Rogers Hicks Shellev TABOR, N (' R 2 Joe Daniels ,v Ellis Fax Harley Rabon Leroy Causey Will Causey 1) M Causey I) H LMnnery Mrs. Halley Lewis Reden Woodberry Henry Mincey Pearl Jolley * .11ni Jolley S V Causey Robert Drew Mace Causey (Punctuation i.^ left out of mailing lists in order to save weight in the pal ley .and save space on the mailing machine strip.) Any man, or set of men, who, for purely personal reasons would locate a street or a highway, or any other public improvement at ,n place which did not do the most good for the greatest number of the people, woukl deserve the everlasting censure of all those for whom he or they were supposed to act. * * * The small saw mill of W. H Winbourne which is being opora'ed by B. i K. Sessions, wiil renvi.n one niomh ; l<?r.ger at its present locate.n on t I land of Mrs. Frances K. Moulton. bejtween Conway and the Fred B. Lewis j place. During tha.t time it will 1 ?o enI gaged in the sawing of timber foi j others. J One of th 18 i 5 ry, v** 111 Z Lpis |\jl Polo is th i I Dagger at thij I markable skill, i | Circus" is bigg | r in **************************** I | Fresh! I Healthf M i * I Our wholesome Ladyfinj ^ * ICream Puffs, fancy Iced C< ?;< $ Macrones, Chocolate Mac * :|i nuts. nl<;r> A1 mnnrl \x/au vvr a illUVlIU TV UI V/l O) % copias, St. Germanis. * Hi * r*c #{c * They are made of the v :i; | * fhe most sanitary condition i :Jl t 1 |1 Kymans i t x- x- -x- -:< -x- -x- ->: -x- -x- * -x- * -x- ->: * * -x- -x * -* * -) NOTICE j The underpinned hereby nive notice | mi ? lir? 1 'ii li ?l?iv? nf irolilMKM'iF i I 111(1 I ' ?l I VIIV. 1 > I L I I ' Ul^ V/i A ?M VKI I > f 1922, tliey expect to file with the secretary of the state of South Carolina h declaration pursuant to sections 2834 and 2838, Vol. 1, Code of Jviws, S. C., 1912, as amended by Act of the General Assembly of the said state approved March 3, 1920, for the purpose of obtaining a charter for a corporation to be called Conway Building Company, with its principal t place of business at Conway. S. C., j with a capita! stock of ^10 000 divided into two hundred (200> shares of the par value of $50 each; that the EDDIE POLO I N MI (iiC U te greatest serials ov< will start at < :< * -:< -x- x- * # -x- % * -x- * * * -x- -x- * * * * odes Each Frid? X- -X- X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- tt -X X- -X- -X -X * -X- -X- -X -X -X -Xe man who appearec > theatre recently. 1 , strength and darin jr and better than thi x- x- -x -x- x -x* x ) : -x x- : -x x- * * # -x- -x -x x- x? ? ? ? MB! Pastime 'A Show Only 10 4 * * H -n ul! I I mI is! ! I * IB ^ers, Sponge, Jelly Drops, * v-M ?ra| * * ake of all kinds, Cocoanut :J ? rones, Chocolate Dough- I |fl I urkish Wafers, Cornu- | ery best ingredients under | m Bakery I 1 X 1 if-x-x--.f ft-**** x-x-x-** * J general nature of the business which fl jt proposes to do is to acquire real 9 estate and erect a building; or build- 9 inj?-s thereon for rent, principally for I office purposes; that said declaration will show that the required amount of capital stock has been paid in; that | the organization of the company has boon completed by the eke.ion of a I board of directors composed of I Charles R. Scarborough and Henry L. 1 Scarborough and that a president and 1 secretary and treasurer have been 1 duly selected; that ail requirements of law have been fully met. Dated February ?? A. T). 1'l22. rchas. r. Scarborough, HENRY I.. SCARIiOuGUGII. *'* ircti ^ er produced I . ptut1 ary ' lOfSi I \j Night 1 I in the V anishing 1 ie is a man of re- 1 g. "King of the 8 e other. 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