Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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\ *************************** I LOCAL AND *************************** Ge', the Herald now at $1.50 per year. * * M. M. Home spent a day here last week. Mrs. J no. E. Watson visited Marion last week. + * .J. C. A1 ford was in Conway one day last week. * * * * * ' G. M. Ford was in this section one day last week. **>:<* * Arnold I?ell was, in Conway last week on business. * * * * W. L. Rhodes was hove from Loris one day last week. * * * * * W. P. Graham was in Conway the middle of last week. * * * K. W. Prince was in Conway a short time during court week. ? J. J. King of Adrian was in Conw.'i v lnsii wppW nn business. * * ~4> * * William Page was in Conway a short tiyie during- court week. * * * * * E. T. Hughes, candidate for Congress, spent several days in this comity last week. * * * * * M. L. Duncan spent a short time here one day last week. * * * Mrs. D. V. Richardson, of Bucksport, was in town Saturday. * * * * * J. T. Proctor, Jr., spent some time in Conway on business last week. * * * * * Paul Quattlebaum and Perry Quattlobaum visited Florence last week. * * * * * W. P. Strickland was among the farmers visiting Conway last week. ***** F. E. Smith spent some time here last week while the court was in session. ***** O. C. Crawford was among the crowd spending some time in Conway last week. ***** T>nke Watts and Everett Watts were in Conway for a short stay last Saturday. ***** J. W^M ishoe, ore of the business mc vis, was a visitor in Con way iu.-io vceK. ***** Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McRuthan, accompanied by Mrs. 13. T. Hyman, visited Marion last week. ? * * * Good roadft briny: each corner of the county nearer to Conway, yes, they bring the who'e world nearer to ay. * * * * * George J. Hoiliday of Gallivant's Ferry spent a day or two in the town last week while the court was in session. ***** George Capps was here from Charleston last week and attended the sessions of the court while in Conway. * * 4c * * Kernelgritt, the wonder handsoap that will remove all dirt and grime easily and quickly, for sale at the Herald office. * * <c * * The co-operative movement for the marketing of the crops will get a fair test this yaur in this section of the state. ***** Charles D. Prince, cashier of the Farmers Hank of Loris, spent a short time in Conway last Thursday on legal business. ***** Colonel Qunttlchauni of Conway in recuperating from an operation in a local hospital. He is much improved. ?Florence Times. ***** Use the cream government postcard that you can get at the Herald shop. It is a good thing for the curd you wish to mail out. * * * * * Look at the candidates' column in the Herald as it grows from week to week. Keep up with the political situation by reading the Herald. ?'**** The making of good roads brings bus lines and other means of getting over ground by private conveyance; they bring the markets close to the farmer. ***** Judge J. P. McNeill, J. P. McNeill, Jr., and Miss Beulah McKenzie composed the Florence delegation to the convention of the Scottish Society of America in Fayetteville, N. C., recently.?Florence Times. ***** Solicitor L. M. Gasque had a busy week of it here, but there were no cases of great public interest to be tried. The number of misdemeanors was more than usual at the summer term of the court of general sessions. ***** Tabor Seed Company, Tabor, N. C., lias 200 bushels nice clean, sound field peas for sale, also velvet and. soy beans and a general line of garden and field seeds, poultry feeds and supplies, fetter see them before buying.?Adv. tf ***** SEE Little Red Riding Hood at the Pastime Theatre on Wednesday, June 7th, matinee 5, night 8,1 benefit Eastern Star. Priccs 20 and 25c. ************************** PERSONAL I * ************************** Take the HdTtrtri wliiW?it is $1.50 per ?ear. * * * * H. L. B. Jordan was here last week on business. * * * * * Mrs. M.~ C. Dusenbury spent last Friday in town. ? * * L. W. Anderson was a visitor in Conway last week. ***** I. L. Lee was here a short time on Monday of court week. ***** See us or call 140 for your meats. Gatlin's Meat Market. 5-18-tf ***** P. L. Willcox of Florence was in Conway last week on business. ***** W. A. Spivey was in Conway several days last week on business. * * * * * J. M. Lewis of Dog Bluff township ovniv iiuii; IIUI C l(>M WUUlii ? * * * R. B. Nichols was a spectator in court last week for a short while. ** + * + S. M. Allen spent several days in Conway while court was in session. * * Isaac Cook, a farmer of Dog BlufT township, spent last *veek in Conway. * ? * L. K. Hagood 0f Aynor, S. C., spent a short time in Conway last Thursday. i, ? * * J. I. Allen, Jr., of Loris was in Conway one day last week on legal* business. . . ? R. F. Williams was a visitor in this section of the county one day last week. * # * * * Corn for 75 cents per bushel at my Bell place. J. W. Holliday.?Adv. 5-25-41 * ? * * * W. J. Dawsey spent several days in Conway while the court was in ses> 1 ' ^c:{ week. * * * # * V/. MuMrow of Florence, a v -? fov solicitor, visited Convuy last week. * m ? * ? John H. Atkinson 9f Jordanville was among those who spent several days in Conway last week. ^ * ** * * ? W. F. Stackhouse of the Marion bar pent several days here last week in ttendance upon the court. ***** The pi%ss association will pass through Conway on June 21. Clean things up before that elate. * * * * * J. C. Livingston, of Wampee section, spent a short time in Conway on business one day last week. ***** Mrs. Bessie Mac Cox of Florida has been spending several days in Loris vir iting friends and relatives. ***** There was a good program at the Pastime Theatre las't week. The pictures this week are equally good. ***** Judge S. W. G. Shipp is holding the term of criminal court in Marion, S. C.. this week beginning yesterday. ***** The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met on last Friday with Mrs. D. V. Richardson, of Bucksport. ***** WANTED to rent a furnished cottage a*. Myrtle Beach for two week" in month of July. Address Seaside. care of Herald.?Adv. (I-l-2t-pd + * * * * W. I>. Chestnut will soon begin the erection of two more cottages for rent. These will be erected on land owned by Mrs. Chestnut on the Race Path. * ? * * I Workmen were busy recently [jutting a concrete floor in the new storage building of the Buck Motor Company, recently erected near .the public square. ***** Mrs. C. P. Quattlebaum and Mrs. Larne Langston loft for Florence Friday where they went to visit Col. C. P. Quattlebaum, who is ill in a hospital there. J. G. Woodward returned from the hospital in Columbia, S. C., last Wednesday after undergoing a successful operation for a trouble caused by a diseased tonsil. Mrs. J. I). Dusenbury and Miss Maud Dusenbury were "at home" to their friends on last Friday, from six to seven o'clock in honor of the brideelect, Miss Ruth Spivey. * * * * * Dr. J. C. Atkinson arrived in town last Friday, after a stay of several days in Georgia, where he had been visiting his daughter. His many friends wore glad to have him return. * * * ? M. C. H.arrelson, an attorney of the firm of Havrelson & Harrelson of Mullms, S. C., was unable to attend several cases that he had in the court last week, owing to illness it is said, in his family. * * * * WANTED?A good man to represent us in Horry and adjoining counties in handling monuments and memorial work. We have ovwl nmn. - - J-, r' "r osition for a good man. Address Owen Bros. Marble and Granite Co., Greenwood, S. C.?Adv. 5-25-3t. ***** NOTICE 1 have three hogs, taken up on the Frances Beaty place. Owner can get them by paying for their keep and Voi* this advertisement. O. C. Crawford, Conway, S. C. (>-2t THE HORRY HERALD, COB J. F. "Harper spent last Monday in Conway. * * * Get good writing: paper and second sheets at the Herald office. * * * * * Everett Watts was in Conway for a short time last Monday. ***** J. M. Thompson was here several hours last Monday on business. ***** T. C. Hardee of Allsbrook section spent some time in Conway last Monday. ***** ; ?J. L. Chestnut recently completed two new cottages near the new courthouse. ***** J. F. Pate, candidate for Confess from the. sixth district, spent last Monday in Conway calling on business men here. ***** A. L. Hardee was here from his home in the country and remained for a short time on business the latter part of last week. * * * * * Mrs. Purdy McNeill is confined to her bed for a few days by a spell of sickness. We hope she will soon be able to get out again. * * * * * Read the advertisement of the Horry Hardware Comnanv in this issue. If in need of new fires be sure to see the prices shown in this large advertisement. * * * * * FOR SALE?Mammoth yellow soya beans. My beans are nice clean seed, free from defects. Price $1.95 per bushel f. o. b. Calypso. Terms, cash with order. G. G. M.arlowe, Calypso, N. C. Adv. 4-27-8tpd * * * * * W. M. Johnson and M. M. Hedrick returned from two weeks' vacation spent in camping on the Waccamaw River. They were engaged in fishing while resting up at the camp.. * * * * A. B. Causey of Columbia, S. C., arrived in Conway last Sunday. After spending some time visiting his children, now at his father's home near Martin's Hill, he will again take in the season at Myrtle Beach. * * Beginning in our last issue the Loris Tobacco Warehouse and the Standard Tobacco Warehouse of that place started a large display advertisement in the Herald. They are in the business to win this year .and will sell tobacco on the auction plan this year as they have done before. * * * * * The following guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Freeman left last Thursday: Mrs. J. C. Patterson and two children of Bronxville, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hall of New York city, and Mr. W. II. Duncan of Barnwell. Mi*, and Mrs. Hall accompanied Mr. Duncan to his home for a short visit. FORMER PASTOR WILL PREACH Rev. E. L. McCoy, who is on the faculty of the Myrtle Beach training school, will preach at the Conway Methodist Church on the second Sunday, June 11, at 11:1."*). ERROR IN AD. The ad of the Peoples Filling Station quotes the price of gasoline as 28 cents and oil as 20 cents. Since {Minting the first run of the paper containing those prices the quotations have been changed, and are now 32 cents i'?r gasoline and 2r> cents for oil. Paper napkins at the Herald shop, also paper towels in rolls. * *-x--x- -x- * -x-x-x--x--x- x-x- x-->: :<-x- x- >: -x* % W-W! wnee^ Bh I ^\jlUY"Ti | To the housewife * middle ground; only the her. To this kind of ti and if you are not alreac :J that you give us a trial. * * Wl V -W f || rresh V< | The best diet for v | fresh vegetables. The : ing their best and tender % all seasonable vegetables * Give us a trial. ; * I *1, i ? ! R. W.LAI | % The Sanitci ^ Telephone No. 7 # 1\"AY PASTiME HAS GOOD CROWD The Pastime Theatre had one of its best feature pictures last Monday night. It was entitled "Peacock Alley" and the star, Mae Murray, was at her host. The theatre was packed with a crowd ot patrons and they were pleased with the show. NOTICE OF MEETING The Withers Democratic Precinct Club havi lg failed to reorganize at I the time specified in the rules of the party, a meeting of the said club for the purpose of reorganization is hereby called for Saturday, June 3, 1022, at 10 o'clock A. M. It has been suggested by the chairman of the club that the meeting be held at the Myrtle Beach store. E. J. SHERWOOD, Chairman Executive Committee. Conway, S. C., May 23, 1922. o PATIENT IMPROVING Latest news from Col. C. P. Quattlebaum at the Florence Hospital where ho went after beuig taken seriously ill, and where an operation was recently pei formed, are to the eiVect that he is improving. His friends hope to see him back home at an early date. WORK GOING ON The plastering and other inside finish is being done this week at the new hnilrlinnr of tlm Rml/lm" v? HIV VV'UU (4t\ Hl.livilll^ Company, located on Main street near the Grace Hotel. o AGENTS WANTED?Men and women wanted to handle city trade and retail the original and genuine Wat kins products, remedies, extracts, spices, toilet requisites, household specialties, automobile accessories etc. Over 150 guaranteed productr. Our values are unequalled and Watkins quality is in a class by itself. Write today for free snmp'e and details of our offer 1 " ? <t> to you. The J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. 7C>, New York, N. Y.?5-4-5t o NOTICE My boy, Gaston Watts, 1!) year: old, left home on May 24 and I have not heard from him, Boy has light complexion, yellow hair, blue eyes, slim build, medium height. All persons are forbidden to harbor him or employ him in anv wav. 1'. V Watts, Allsbrook, S. C., Rt. i'-V* n NOTICE All persons are hereby forbidden to trespass on lands of A. .It and J. P. Carter in Simpson Creok township, Horry county, S. C. o , Good , legal blanks at the Herald office. _ | OBEOn^^MEBII | ; ^ Eye glasses fitted and sold on % ^ .. V 1. x OHice over Horry Drug Co. ? 4> Office clays every Monday. ? Hours, 9 to I T | | L. A. WOODRUFF, I). Opt. Z & Eyesight Specialist Conway, S. C. <$> O v > *> <> > * ! -K I C: * ^ jjc 5 | JMstS I 3, LiSMagj 1 Te~best1>^ j i; who cares there is no * I best groceries will do for ade we esoeciallv cater. 5! j 7 T ! 1 T I ly a customer we suggest % * ? He * sgetables | r'arm weather is found in j gardens are now furnish- % j est products. We have at the very lowest prices. % 1 i ME&CQ. 1 I iry Grocery % I * >k Third Avenue x-*-x--x--x--x--x*-x- :: :: -x -x >: -x-x* ? . WOMEN VOTERS FJOLI) MEETING Speakers TeM Them the First ,lnklings of Politics Monday Evening The women voters of Comvuy had a meeting at the Hotel Grace diningroom last Monday evening;. The purpose of I lie meeting is explained by the following: announcement i?nd program published in the issue of the Herald last week: "Political information meeting for wo^en of Conway at Hotel Grace on "Monday, May 20. at 5 o'clock. Progra in Welcome, Mr. L. D. MagratTi. Explanation of Democratic ballot, E. J. Sherwood. Lecture, "Men and Their Offices"? M. A. Wright. Song, 'America.' " Program was carried out in tlie main features excepting the lecture by M. A. Wright, who could not attend owing to other matters which pressed him for time. L. D. JVIagrath delivered the speech of welcome and was well received. 10. J. Sherwood delivered a very instructive talk on the Democratic ballot which ho explained to the satisfaction of all present. The meeting was well attended by ladies of Conway. o SILVER TEA AT TOWN HALL The ladies of the Civic League request the pleasure of your company at a silver tea at the town hall on Wednesday afternoon. June 7, at 5 o'clock. The proceeds of this tea will go to the school milk fund, which is greatly in need of pecuniary assistance'. The following musical program will be rendered: Opening chorus, The Sweet Sixteen chorus. Violin solo, Miss Laura .Tonkins. Vocal solo, Miss Aloxvi Huntley. Piano solo, Mr. Steve Huntley. Vocal solo, Mrs. A. K. Goldfinch. Chorus, The Sweet Sixteen chorus. The public is cordially invited to | attend. | _ o MEETING OF SCHOOL i IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION The meeting of the School Improvement Association will be held at the Raptist Church on Friday evening. June 2, at 8:30 o'clock. The feature of the evening will bo a debate between the Linwood and Lenair literary societies on the bonus quest:on. Thi* debate determines the winners of the loving cup. Cures Malaria, Chills, Fever, WKI U:MoUS Fever, Colds and LaGrippe.?tf if "Be Sure Yoi 11 The * This present busy tim S need good farm impiemei !l mere work and better vvc tc work with. Wow is the season of tl the Riding Cultivator anc | so you can give your croi : You can catch up with y been stopped for a wee!< ' oats. Our MIDDLE BUSTS I tato crop, while our McCC i care o( the oats. ? The value of cjocd wci [ garden, right now, counts a of the year. Are you sure 0 in your best licks" at onci n You will hp in Pftn _ *11 wiivvci; J1 Court is goir.g on this W' Monday in June, and it wi 1 at the Farm Implement C( and see for yourself how \ 2 ply your every want in 1 kitchen, and builders' sup IWhen you know of home town, why send ofl in what you buy from sir merit Company handles a N and ranges, and they wil 'J yoti with all needed parts r quire to he replaced. | Just so with any ma they sell. They are arnpl H ed Darts at onr.n Tho?i ...vv> i 11?./ Y i [j first class implement, an> a all parts that wear out. ; i tive has lateiy looked over I and believes he knows a g '] Farm Implem CONWAY, S IL r CIVIC LEAGUE FIXES WEEK The ladies of the Civic League have set apart the week of June 12 to 17 as clean-up week. It means that every back yard as- well as every front yard, every vacant lot and every alley and street of the town .must bo thoroughly cleaned up of all debris, waste paper, refuse, trash, grass rnd growing weeds. They aim to make the campaign effective and have it to apply to each and every citizen or dweller of the town. This clean-up campaign happens to come just before the vi^it of the Stac?5 Press Association. It is inpoitant this year more than ever that the job be done thoroughly and extensively. Conway is usually a clean and good looking place. When the editors of the state visit us we must make a special effort to gei results. Let all classes of the people come together now in this movement. o S. I*. HAWKS JR. HAS DELIGHTFUL PARTY On last Monday Mrs. S. P. Hawes gave a dinner party in honor of her son. S. P. Jr., the occasion being his twelfth birthday. The guests all went home with Jr. from school, so felt much in the no lion tor the toast that was set before them. After dinner they all went to tho ball diamond and there engaged in a lively game of baseball. Those attending were Henry Buck, Edgar Burroughs, James Pusenbury, Edgar Jorclin, \V. C. Adams, George Jenkins, Jack Wilson. Right Market Honest weight at prices that are right, is the motto of this market. WE K EEP ON HAND BEEF ROASTS, BREAKFAST BACON, SACS AGE, CHOICE STEAKS, TASTY HAMS, E\tru Quality Me.vts ?>1 all kinds. 'Phone orders filled promptly and >-l?s-?.t . Carelii'ly, 0 i are Right, 0 m Go Ahead." | ?Davy Crockett M e on the farm is when you y its. The piowman car: Jo I irk with a rjocd i npiement 11 he year. too. that yen need ft I Spring tooth Cultivators n ps quick, rapid cuitivacon. U your work alter you have J ; to. gather potatoes and M EftS will help with the po- n 1RMACK IVlcwcrs will take |jf rk on the farm and in the I more than any other time [J ! vou are prepared to "put 1 / next Saturday, or while I eek, or on Salesday, lirst U 1! be a good time to call in U j.'s store, on Third Avenue 8 i .veil fitted they are to sup- U field, garden, household, K plies. | reputable dealers in your ft only to be disappointed | A cinyers: me harm iraple- j]| I good line of cook stoves Ml I I be on the job to ^\iish m I . as they burn out and re- I I chine, implement, or tool III y able to rep'aoo a;l need- J]a sell the Stone vai: p'ow. a jw d guarantee to di:r icate uH This paper's ivprc^nta- M 1 their stock of wares, etc.. H lood thing when he sees it. H lent Company I outh Carolina