The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, March 23, 1922, Image 3
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I LOCAL AND
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Look after the fruit trees.
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I Look after the tobacco plants,
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E Get second sheets at the Herald
Koffice.
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Bt Manuscript covers at tne Herald
r.jptlice.
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P M. L. Gilmore was here from Daisy
Recently.
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U' Gel the spring pardon started in
wood time.
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I Mrs. lx?o Dusenbury visited relatives
here last week.
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II E. S. C. Baker was in Georgetown
recently on business.
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, "Once to Every Woman," next Monday,
Pastime Theatre.
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' W. B. Carroll was here on business
one day during court week.
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j Now is the time to elect the candidate
for Queen of Palmafesta.
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J/ J. T. Paul was here from the ToddV'ille
section one day last week.
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'? Lime-sulphur spray for your fruit
trees. Conway Drug Co?Adv. It
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Rev. \V. L. Parker assisted in the
neeting at Little River last week.
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Men who handle poultry in the
"ight way are making money out of it.
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L. H. Burroughs spent some time
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_ > IK/I in V/OI'MIIUI Oil IJUNI hess.
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/ Charles D. Prince, cashier of (lie
banners Bank of I.oris, S. ('., spent
some time in Conwav on business last
week.
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L. I.. ITeniford of I.oris was in
Conway on business one d.iv last
(week.
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' Kelly Tompkins was amonje the
country merchants visiting Conway;
recently.
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Spring weather brines sprinp; fever.
Tonic may be in order, but they do
>ut htllo nood.
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K. \V. Pr'neo and P. (1. Prince
pent some time in Conway on busness
last week.
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We did not he ye a very hard winer
a > was p red ie ted by some of the
veather prophets.
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' s\f ft\\ i >\ id iif *i < 11 r f i" umi
lay Vnt work, returning on Tuesday
Bt y way of tho bus lino.
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Mrs. F. A. Burromrbs snout
Ray and Friday with Mrs. I). V.
Richardson at Buck.port.
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I I< will bo host to bo careful about i
ovfili'/o?s this voar. The fertilizer
Hnill should not bo too hig.
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H White, Yellow and Golden Dent,
ho best and earliest field corn. ConBav
Drug1 Co.?Adv. It
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Farmers have sohl sweet potatoes
li 7e "0)its per bushel and they find
Bhis to be a pood money crop for
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V Got busy in <ho race for < hieen <f
HPalmafesta. There is only a few
Bnore weeks before the contest will
^fte closed.
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B Don't wait till 't is too late to cast
Bmur votes **or the Queen of Pabu 1^Besta.
Get the votes in and make tbe
Bace lively.
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B See us for everything in groceries
lnd feeds. We have the goods and
pjne right prices. Cooper-Smith Com /11P
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f Miss Carson of the Burroughs
High School faculty attended the
Bxeeting of State teachers in ColumBi'.ii
last week.
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I) Prof. Steve Huntley attended the
looting of teachers in Columbia last
reek as a delegate from the Conway
/phool Improvement Association.
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I Legal r/ilesday next month will he
to April 3 and 'his will also no tbo
first day of the term of civil court,
yhen jury trials will come up for
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/The cotton crop will he short in
lis county this year owing to two
'nings. one of which is fear of the
toll weevils and the other is the lack
af acreage to ho planted.
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f?The contest for Queen cf T'almafesta
from Horry county will close on
Saturday, April 8, at fi o'clock in the
,ivening. While there is y ?t time it
'ill he best to got up the votes for
Jhe candidate of your choice for this
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[The little daughter of Lewis Sarvis
fas brought here to Dr. Norton last
toursday. The child had fafyen
fhile placing at school and broke
er arm. The limb was reset by the
hysician.
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' Judge T. S. Sease held court of
cmeral sessions in Marion last \\eek.
| number of interesting cases were
lied, among them the second trial
[if Turner, who was found guilty the
Tst time about a year ago, appealed
[nd obtained a new trial of lvs case
[lis time.
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Corn planting is in order.
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There was some rain last Wcdnes- (
day. ^
M. L. Medlin was a Conway visitor *
recently. 1 *
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S. H. Sellers visited Conway last
week on business. A
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L. B. Dawes spent a short time in '
Conway last week. 1
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Gary Baker spent some time here ]
recently on business. 1
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Miss George Johnson returned from
Columbia last week. '
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"Once to Every Woman," next Monday,
Pastime Theatre.
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J. I. Allen, Jr., of Loris was here
last Saturday on business.
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Get legal blanks and typewriter
paper at the Herald ollice.
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II. W. Martin was in Conwav one
day last week on business.
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Mrs. M. C. Dusenbury spent some
time with relatives here last week.
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Sheriff James A. Lewis went to
Loris on business one day last week.
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Tho warm weather of last \Neck
brought on this lazy feeling of spring.
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L. L. Johnson was among the farmers
visiting Conway on business last
week.
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J. I. Allen of I.oris, S. C., was in
Conway one day last week on business.
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J. W. Gerrakl of Gallivants Ferry
was here the first of this week on
business.
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The business of the public offices
at the courthouse is constantly increasing.
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Mrs. Palmer of Florence, S. C., arrived
h'we last week to visit Mrs. W. !
A. Freeman. j
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Mrs. Florence Hcdrick went to Wilmington,
N. C., and returned the first
of this week.
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T. T. Thomas was here one day
last week attending to several nv.it
ters of business.
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A few more Cobbler and Red Bliss
Irish potatoes .just in. Cooper-Smith!
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V. M. Martin of Aynor wns anioni?
those spending a port ion of last Saturday
in Conway.
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Cantcloupe, watermelon and all
vii'ii' of pardon seed. Conway
Drue: Co.?Adv. It
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Onion skin and all the finer grades
of writing paper are at the Herald
ollice. Try there first.
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Miss Nan Gilliam was a recent arrival
hero to spend some time visiting
Mrs. I). T. McNeill.
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\V. S. Co\ of (he Boris section of
die county spent some time in Con-j
way on business recently.
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Mrs. V. N. Rogers of Mullins is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. W. T.
Proctor, for a few days.
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Car oats to arrive this week. In
i his car we have a few Burt seed
oats. Cooper-Smith Company. ?Adv.;
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K. W. Prince, F. G. Prince .and Arn- ji
old Bell, all of Bayboro, spent sov- '
oral hours here last Monday on busi- >
ness.
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Mrs. Slocumh of Wilmington, N. C.. 11
returned to her home last week after :
a visit here to her sister, Mrs. Flor-:!
ence Hedrick.
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Soe us for Fitch's Dustdown, a
powder for dustless sweeping. There's
only one; we have it. Cooper-Smith
Company.?Adv.
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Farmers are buying fertilizers this
year but it is evident that they will
not invest as much this year as usual
in commercial fertilizers.
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Put Pyrox on your seed corn. It
kills moles, mites, larks and crows.
50 cents worth to 25 acres. Conway
Drug Co,?Adv. It i
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Read the results obtained from a <
carload of hogs shipped by D. V.
Richardson in an article appearing in
another section of this issue.
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.Some sections of the new roads of
Horry county are now as gdud as
wanted. It will take money and
labor to keep them so, of course.
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Big shipment of soy, also bunch
and running variety velvet beans.
Our seeds are carefully selected. See
us. Cooper-Smith Company.?Adv.
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The Conway bar held a meeting
last week and set a number of cases
for trial for the court of common pleas
which convenes on Monday, April 3,
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There is money for the farmers iii.
hog raising. Cholera is not bad as it
used to' be owing to the present method
of treating and controlling its
spread.
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Miss AUine Spive.v of Chicora college
and Misses Nena, Marguerite
and Evelyn Collins of Columbia college
were the guests last week-end of
their parents here.
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Miss Minnie Dunn, of Centenary
-pent 'ast week with Mrs. W. I
Parker.
Mvs. F. O. To;? ! had as her guest
ast week her sister, Mrs. Hamilton
>f Mullins.
W. M. Goldfinch and Cordie Page
vere out on Sunday making adiresses
on the Centenary Pay-up
kVeek. Mr. Goldfinch was in th'?
)ounds of BuckSviHe charge and Mr
Page was in the Loris charge.
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Mrs. F. C. Todd entertained the
vorkers of the Beginners' Department
o fthe Methodist Sunday School
ast Wednesday afternoon. After a
Measant hour spent in discussion,
sandwiches and tea were served by
Mrs. Todd and her guest, Mrs. HaniIton.
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Clerks, young men, women, over 17.
desiring government positions, $125
monthly, write for free list of positions
now open, Raymond Terry (former
civil service examiner) 904 Continental
Pldg.. Washington, I). C.,?
Adv. 3-9-3t-pd '
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The King of the Circus still draws
lug crowds at the Pastime Theatre
every Friday night. It is one of the
best serials ever produced at the
theatre. Eddie Polo, an old circus
performer and owner, though yet
rather a young man, is the attraction
in this film.
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Misses Laura Thompson, I la Johnson.
Ruth Taylor, Estelle Burroughs,
Elizabeth Sassar, Eugenia Duscnbury,
Marie Wellons, Irma Lewis, Bessie
Duscnbury, Elizabeth Wellons, Mildred
Collins. Florence Epps and Ernestine
Little of the Ever Ready class
met with Miss Johnnie Atkinson at .
her home on Laurel street on Wednesday
afternoon. The young women
were invited into the kitchen and divided
into teams and then the business
of candy making was entered
into. At (1 o'clock a tired but happy
crew had filled 100 bags with candy
which they sold at the Burroughs
high schooi on Thursday. The proceeds
will l>e applied toward Jewish
Relief in supporting an orphan.
HONOR ROLL FOR
EBENE/.ER SCHOOL
T,,i"s' Grade?Mozy Rolianiy, Mario
E lye.
Ernst A danced?Watson Bellaniv
Wofrord Bo la my.
S'>ro*>f| Grade? Dallas Litt'c, Mayl)olle
Bellamy, Boyd Bellamy.
TL'rd Grade? Loon Butler, Ru1'
Futrill, Bessie Hardee.
Fourfh Grade?Mad ye Prince, Bessie
Bellamy, Mollie Hardee.
Fifth G'ado ? Edwin Goi'e. Coed
Williams. Mayyie Lone;, Gladys Gore.
Pearl Bellamy.
Eighth Grade?Minnie Gore, Alice
Bui ler.
E. B. GORE, Prin.
RUTH G. BELLAMY, Asst.
BUSINESS MAN HIES
S. J. lewis. Business man and far
nier of A \ nor, S. C.. died last ,Sur
day. He had much to do in the business
alVairs of his section.
BUS IN ESS COLLEGE
Motto Business C tlleye will establish
a branch college at Conway, beginning
April 1. Full particulars will
appeal' in the neat issue of the Herald.
STREET TAX NOTICE.
Public notice is hereby given that
Street Tax of &4.00 is now duo a-rd
payable before April 1. 1922. Upor
failure to pay before that date will
be subject to a penalty. Age limit
21 to f>0 years inelu. ive.
23-4t. C. H. Snider, Clerk.
CFVF.S SILVER TEA.
The School Improvement Association
of the Hurrougbs School gave
a silver tea at the suburban home < '
Mrs. J. A. Norton Tuesdax after
noon from b to fi o'clock. The guest
were met at the door by Mrs. Norton
and Miss Mary Harlee and were invited
into the (lining room, where tea
and sandwiches Nvere served bv Mr-'
CJus Anclerson. president of the assocation,
and Mr. McQueen Qualtle
baum, assisted by Misses Clone Wood
Norton, Hessie Dusenbury. Eugene
Anderson. Francis Dusenbury. Jrm '
Lewis and Ernestine Ia'ttle. During
Die afternoon Miss Alexl Huntley do
lighted the guests with several -o'ee
tions. The rooms wore artisticall
decorated with potted nlants and
low jassa-mine and jonquils. The
proceeds of the tea were used to defray
the expenses of the delegate tthe
meeting of the School Improve
ment Association.
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COTTON MARKET
Spot cotton prices declined about
G points during the week, closing
around 17.J 2c. New York futures
down 4 points, closing at I8.07c.
FOR RENT?My farm at Alls1
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iiiuuk, r>. oi 4U acres ready to
plant; 7-room house and tobacoc barn
and other out-buildings. Address H.
W. Rankin, Allshrook, S. C. 3-23-2tpd
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FOR SALE
Two Rood milch and butter cows
for cash or on time with good security.
Address 3-9-3t-pd
SAM P. ELLIOTT,
R. F. D. No. 2, Gallivants Ferry, S. C.
FOR SALE
Two-year old Holstein bull, fine for
service; one riding cultivator.
A. J. TODD.
Ady. H^d? S- CNo
Worms in a Healthy Child ^
All children troubled with Worms liovd an un?
healthy color, which indicates poor b'ood, and as a
rule, there is more or 1 ess stomach disturbance.
GROVE S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC given regularly
for two or three weeks will enrich the blood,
improve the digestion, and octasagenerolStrengthening
Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then
throw ofT or dispel the worms, and theChild will be
In perfect health. Pleasant to take. 60c per bottle.
LY. S. C? MAR. 23, 1922
IN HONOR OF
ST. PATRICK S
Mrs. H. \V. Ambrose delight u!h
entertained a number of her friend
at her home Friday evening in hi nor
of St. Patrick's Day. As the guests
arrived they were met by Mrs. Ambrose
and Mrs. M. G. Anderson. The
home was beautifully decorated in
green and white. Later the guests
were presented with green and white
caps, which added much to the scene
of festivity. After this, four table of
bridge and four of set-back were
enjoyed. The beautiful bridge prize*
were awarded to Mrs. A. M. Burroughs
and Mr. L. D. Magrath, who
held the highest score. The luckv
winners of set-back were Mrs. H. G.
Cushman and Mr. J. E. Wa-tson. The
guests of honor, Mesdames Geo. Palmer
and M. C. Woods, were given
dainty remembrances. The color
scheme of green and white was car
riod out in the delicious refreshments,
consisting of ire cream, cake and
punch, which followed. Everyone repoiv"!
:\ ?rvnpp f->vor hofitting th"
occasion. The hostess was assisted
bv Mesdames A. M. Burrough. H. G.
Gu?h?"an, A. W. Barrett and M. G
Andersen. Mrs. Ambrose's guest were
Mesdames Geo. Palmer. Bulger
and MaH'n of Florence. At. C
Woods "lid Marion Da-vis of Marion
L. D. Magrath. A. M. Burroughs. M
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Barrett, F. J. Sherwood, 11. G. Gush
man, C. J. Epps. Walter Stillev. M.
G. Andersen. .7. F. Watson. M. A.,
Wright and Miss Janette MeQimp-vj
Messrs. C. J. Funs. A. w. Ba-ret4 J
E. ?T. Sherwood. W. A. Freeman. .7 J
0. Wp-tson. M. G. A-?d"repp it r\
Cusliman. W. A. Stillev. t,. n Ma
grath, M. C. Wright and J. McGrew. j
NOTICE, CLEMSON MEN !
The Mj irion County chapter of flip !
| Clemson Ahtmni Association will meH I
j i 11 the Masonic Hall at Mu ! 1 i i \ o. or
Thursday nijrht, March at > P. M. '
D. F. Folpfer of Clemson Colleye.
secretary of the associ.avion. wiil l.p
on hand to deliver an address.
Mr. Foljufer has a nu-?h.T <>;* inter i
ostium* lantern slides perlainin r toihe'
college that will he o' intered toj
every Clemson nvm.
Al' e\-Clenison men whether ml
uates or undorftradunvc *, are . raod to
he present. Mr. F door i-* air hum to
meet every Clemson man in this section
of the state.
F. 1 . .Martin. M. O..
Secretary Marian d.h'imty Civ pier.
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CON 1 EI)E1? A TE A' ETE' A N S
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
There will he a. meeting of Camp
Buck held at the court house
Conway on Saturday, April 1 *t,
for important business. Ail members
are expected to attend, and a 1
'other veterans are invited.
J. H. J0LL1E, Commander.
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CIVIC LEAGI IE
PRESENTS "SAND"
The Conway Civic League presents
this play at the Pastime Theatre on
Saturday, March 25, for the benefit
of the milk fund at the Burroughs
school.
The Cast
Mr. Anderson....Mr, Claud Dusenbury
Mrs. Anderson Mrs. G. L. Ford
Warren Anderson... Mr. W. K. Suggs
Jimmie Anderson James E. Bryan
Minnie Niagara Jones.. .Alma Watson
Harriet Gary Lucy Spivey
Buck Upsbow G. L. Ford
Charley Lawton Dr. G. I. Lewis
Mr.. Roebuck Miss Eleanor Carson
Mary Ferguson Jonnice Cox
Mr. Cox Lolar Lewi
Ml\ Farrow M. A. Wright
Mr. Harrington T. R. Ludlone
Mr. Peyton Walter St i I ley
Matinee at 4 o'clock on Saturday,
March 25. Admission 35c and bOc.
"Sand" Pleases Audiences
"Sand," the four-act comedy, written
bv Miss Rebecca Dial and presented
by the Laurens people at five
different places during the past' week,
played to capacity houses and was
given a splendid reception at every
performance. The cast wis fortunate
in having an interesCm; play to
present.?The I.aurens Advertiser.
Despite the rain a good crowd
greeted the performers. There was
not a dull moment from the beginning
to the end. The characters were well
delineated by Marion men and girls.
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FECIAL MED
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Fish with Aqus
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Come Early.
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"S md" wins the gurnet from the wistful
pathos of Mrs. Anderson's sayings
'hat she would not "feel so hound in
it 1 could only count my eggs and
keep my store bill" to guy comedy,
There is a night school commencement
just like real ones which are
taking place over the st.ute. There
is a love story, of course, with the
proper happy ending and the final
climax is full of both fun and romance.?The
Marion Star.
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Habitual Constipation Cured
In L-. vo 21 Days
'LAX-wOS WITH PEPSIN" is a speciallyprepared
Syrup Ionic-Laxative for Habitual
Constipation. It relieves promptly but.
9hould be taker, regularly for 14 to 21 days
to induce regulai action. It Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant '.c Take. 60c
r or bottle.
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GIVES ENTERTAINMENT
Miss Alnvi W atson, the teacher of
the boys' intermediate class of the
Baptist Church, entertained in their
honor on Friday evening at the home
of Mrs. J. C. Spivey. A pleasant evening
was spent playing games and at
a late hour refreshments were served.
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AN INVITATION.
The teachers and pupils of the
rural schools invite the lumbers of
the Chamber of Commerce, members
of the Civic League and the Editors
to have dinner with them on the Buri
roughs School grounds next Satur'(a>*
MRS. S. H. BROWN, Chm. *
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