Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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???????*?<? ?***??**?* I LOCAL AND * *************************** j. H. A!ford was here one day last week. ? * * N. F. Nixon was in Conway on last Saturday. * * * + *>>/ E. W. Prince was IpeTG from Gurley last Saturday. * * * ? L. M. GusmW <vas iq this section to spend the we^tc end. ***** J. A. StAlvey spent a few \our* here one day last week. ***** When in the market for automobile tires see S. P. Hawes.?Adv. ? * ? * Mrs. F. A. Burroughs was over from the beach lust Wednesday. 0 0 0 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Goodyear of Nichols spent last Wednesday in town. ****** We have 5,000 pounds of lard, just arrived. Cooper-Smith Co.?Adv. ***** Mrs. A. B. McCoy and children spent last week at Myrtle Beach. ***** George J. Holliday of Gallivants Ferry was in town last Wednesday. 0 0 0 + 0 Miss Bessie Clark of Florence visited relatives in town one day last week. Ms. J. K. Stalvy and children are spending some time at Myrtle Beach. 0 0 0 0 Mrs. Ben Sessions and Mrs. J. T. Proctor visited in Columbia Last week. ***** Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Ivicnardson of Bucksport was in town last Wednesday. L). F. Miles, clerk of the court of Marion county, spent Sunday at the beach. ***** Miss Jeanette Croxton of Kershaw is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ld. L. Smith. ***** M iss Mary Holliday, who had been teaching in Virginia, arrived home last week. ***** Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Dusenbury ar.d family are enjoying the sea breeze at Myrtle Beach. ***** Miss Alexia Hujitley left last week for Virginia, where she will teach a summer school. \ * * A Ijij_>, shipment of meat arrived this week. See us for prices, CooperSmith Co.?Adv. * * * * Mr. .and Mrs. K. H. Scarborough left last Thursday for Murrell's Inlet one day last week. * * * * * Mrs. Schroeder of Wilmington, the mother of Mrs. Florence Iledrick, arrived in town recently. ***** Mr., and Mrs. Walter Stilley and Mr. and Mrs. H. (J. Cushman visited Myrtle Beach last Thursday. ***** Mr. and Mrs. M. .A. Wright spent several days at Myrtle Beach Last ( week, the guest of Mrs. Burroughs. ***** F. B. Fowler and T. B. Anderson, both of the Allsbrook section, spent last Saturday afternoon in Conway. | ?***.* I Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt McMillan and 1 family motored to Mullins Sunday and spent the day visiting relatives. * * * * ? J. F. Harper of Toddville was ] anions tho out of town visitors to welcome the press association to Conway last week. * * * f * .J. F. Harper of Toddv"!e was anions tlie out <>1 town visitors to j welcome the press association to Cm- } way last week. 4 ***** Misses Estelle and Vivian i>urroughs are spending' some lime in Florence, the guest of their uncle, * S. S. Dusenbury. ] ****** . ' Mrs. H. L. Scarborough and girls, Frances and Vardelle, Ivift last Thursday for Murrell's Inlet, where they will spend a week. ^ ' ***** Mrs. E. C. Rethea of Latta and v Mrs. K. NT. Jones of Mullins are spend- jj i 1 iK this week with their brothers, I'd. L. and M. K. Smith. * * * *?t 4r Mr. and Mrs. J. 1'. McNeill motored 0 to Mullins Saturday evening, where c they spent Sunday visiting relatives. c They returned Sunday evening. 0 ***** ... I< Mrs. Walter Harper and children of Florence, S. C., passed through town recently on their way to Murrell's In- n let, where they will spend some time. ? * * * * jj Rev. J. C. Atkinson and daughter, n Miss Johnnie Atkinson, spent lost s| Thursday At Myrtle Reach attending a oncf of the meetings of the press asso- ' ciatioii, <vr- . - . i * '? * I " * After spending t\Vo \Vooks visiting \ relatives in New York city and tak ing in the sights Miss Josephine Van- 2 dervoort returned to Conway last Friday afternoon. T ? ? * T Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Dusenbury of Florence arrived in town last week. \ Mrs. Dusenbury joined a party <?t Mur rell's Inlet, Sir. Dusenbury having1 ? returned home the following day. X It has been reported on good au- \ thoritv that there are bears in the vi cinity of Toddville. One bear of a ^ large size, having been seen by sev- i eriil people, and the tracks of smaller x size, have also been seen. [ t . PERSONAL I N. F. Nixon spent a da;* here last week. ***** Miss Annie Bledsoe spent Friday, at Myrtle Beach. M \r .? , > / .' Arnold Bell of Bayboro was in Conway on business last week. ***** M. M. Hedrick was in Wilmington recently on business. ***** A carload of corn to arrive this week. Cooper-Smith Co.?Adv. * * A * * J. H JSmith spoilt a (Lay here last week while attending to business. ***** 0. J. Bell of Wampee was in Conway one day last week on business. ***** W. H. Small of LoHk was in Conway on business one day last week.. ***** The Irish potato crop of this year has turned out well for some and not * * * Another car of peanut meal to arrive this week. Cooper-Smith Co.? Adv. ***** United States flags were used to good effect in the decorations last week. ***** George J. Holliday was here last week as a member of the reception committee. ***** We expect another car of Merry Widow flour this week. CooperSmith Co.?Adv. W A. Cook, one of the farmers of Horry, S. C., spent a day here last week on business. The beach had many visitors last vveek while the press association was in convention there. ? * * * * The work on tlie schoolhouse is going ahead. Bricks and mortar .ire being hauled to ihc piace every day. ***** IOach of the cars sent to bring in the editors last week bore a banner with the name of Conway on it in bold type. ***** The first cotton blooms in this county for this year were sent in to the Herald oliice last week and were mentioned in our last issue. Horry county lima beans appeared on the menu her? last Wednesday and they were anions the nicest things served in a substantial line. * * * * * Mr. Cordie Page spent a few days last week at Marion and Florence on business and at Myrtle Beach in attendance at the press association. Warren Johnson made the photographs from which tho halftones were made for printing in the booklets recently distributed tolling all about Conway. E. M. Raines and B. I.. Hume, both; jtticers of (he Montgomery Lumber Com puny of Causey. S. C., spent some Lime in Conway last week on business for their company. ****** A man in public orlice cannot af!V. d o show favoritism. He must hew to the line and let the chips "'all where Lhey may, but he must do this in the ine of his official duties. ***** W. L. Bryan spent the first of last ?veek in Columbia. Mrs. Bryan reiirned with him from Columbia after pending some time visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Lewis. ***** Oi" all the joys of this section of >outh Carolina, perhaps the editors? ast week enjoyed the bathing in the dyrtle Beach surf, more than any bine; else that was offered them. ***** Mrs. F. E. Jordan and children reuined Sunday night from a two weeks' trip to Chattanooga, Tenn., 'itzgerald and Atlanta. Ga., and Mulins, S. C. They h.ad a delightful trip. *' * * * * George H. Yarbdro of Mullins, a nember of the firm of (i. H. W. J. 'arboro, spent some lime in this counv last week in tho interest of his warehouse, which is one of the lead n,U' warehouses ot Mullms. | * ? * * I Last week in Florence, . S. C.,( 'hal los R.. Scarborough was appoint-j (I as Irustee of F. (J. Holliday in lho( ourt of bankruptcy. A number of; red!tors were present at the meeting f his creditors held under the law in 'lorence on Monday, June 10. * * * * * Many people sull'erintf from the lost (lire domestic infilicity seek leal Aid vice in this state as to what to o, only to bo told that they must lake a residence in some of the other tates until such time as they may sk a decree of divorce there, < Right I has moved to the old posl there lo serve you as usu Fresh Meats, Chicken< so still give us your or c rest. RIGHT IV THE HORRT HERALD, CONTfl Miss Mary Holliday spent the week end at Myrtle Beach. * * * * Tire specials?30x3, $6.90; 30x3% $S.95. S. P. Hawes.?Adv. * Albert Hardee of Toddville was ii town a short time Saturday. Miss Josephine Nance of Mullin: \yas a ,visitor in town recently. . * * * Mrs. J. A. McDerinott spent somi time at Myrtle Beach recently. * * * Miss Drucille Hairier of Toddvilh was shopping in town Saturday. ***** Mr. and Mrs. Ray Elwell and fam ily have left here to spend three week: at Marlette, Mich. D. V. Richardson of Bucksport wai in Conway last Wednesday when th< editors passed through. ***** M i?ses Margaret and Polly Gairy and Mary Baily are visiting Mr. an< M re IT ?v> \\7 ?i 4-'^ AVA? n* v Villi liinci fT * m Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Buck anc children left last Tuesday for Ben nettsville where they will spend sev eral days. m FOR KENT?One five room cottage near town limits, on Elm street. Ap ply to Clem Proctor, Conway, S. C.? Adv. (5-29-2t. * * # The Planters Warehouse at Con way will sell tobacco at auction thii season?see their advertisement ii this issue.?Adv. * * Mr. and Mrs. Van Andersen anc Dr. and Mrs. Eowell of Andrewi passed through town Sunday on theii way to Myrtle Beach. * * Mrs. W. L. Parker gave a bead party last Thursday afternoon ii honor of her house guest, Miss Editl Parker of Whigham, Ga. W. R. Barringer spent several days in the county last week. He was her< whilo the press association members were passing through last Wednesday * * * * * Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Andersen lef 1 on Tuesday for Myrtle Beach, where they will spend the summer. The\ have a nice new cottage on the strand * * * * Charles H. Piatt came through Con way last Wednesday on his way to at tend iho meeting of the State Press Association at Myrtle Beach las' week. * * * * * Conway Drug Company is pushing the sale of some of the best novel? ever brought to this town for sale t< fiction lovers.. Take one along to the beach. ***** Hon. W. A. Prince passed throng! last week on his way to Myrtle Bead' to spend ;x short time ort vacation an< in the interest of his candidacy foi re-election. * * * * * The Orange Crush contest grow: interesting as the time lengthens out Who will carry off the prizes olVeret by the company to the holders of the most crowns? ***** B. B. McCaskill, chief machinists' mate at the yards at Hampton Roads Va., arrived here several days .ago ant" spent the time with his parents, Mr and Mrs. W. S. McCaskill. ***** Last Thursday night at 12:80 th< lire alarm was sounded, ft proved to be the house that Charlie Potell colored, lived in, which was entirek destroyed. Only a few things were saved. ***** S. C. Richardson and A. Dozio have moved their meat market to tlu store next door to the Western Unioi. Telegraph Company, at the place oc cupied until recently by the J. K. Dawsey Company. ? * * * * rni i.' . .1: 1 IKJIMcl.N I'J. i*l,VCl UIXIK'l ger advent of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company at Charleston, S C., spent several days a' Myrtle Re;><: last week while the press associatioi was being held at that place. ***** A trip down the Waccamaw Rive on the Jeannette was one of the pleasant features of the convention. ' was by courtesy of W. A. Stilley th:! (his boat was put at the disposal oi the newspaper men.?The State. ***** The Herald carried a cut of the old courthouse, now renovated and. hr lonuing to the town of Conw,ay as i'. much prized city hall. The buildim is among the beautiful buildings o this section of South Carolina. It i not large, but it was nicely done. * * * * * Members of the Tobacco (Irower? Co-operative Association who havt failed to receive postal cards from this association this month should send names and addresses to M. O. Wilson, secretary of the Tobacco Growers' Co-operative Associatioi.. Raleigh, N. C.?Adv. It ?? ' i Market !i : off ice stand and we are $: al. .. ,i<c.**rv * * *nd Fish always onhancK j;, lers and we will do the o! .? V IARKET ! ^ I rAY, S. C., JUNE 29, 1922 > TOWN IS HOST TO PAPER MEN, (Continued from page one.) lf ty products that are by this time thoroughly advertised all over South Carolina. The copies of the Herald were placed in the chairs. The paper carried the complete program of the press association including that part carried out in Conway, also the Cons way program in detail as*agreed upon at a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce the first of the week, and 3 it also carried pictures of prominent persons connected with the reception and pictures of leading places in the 2 town. Each member of the Chamber of Commerce made himself a committee - of one to aid in making it pleasant , f<?l" till) T'Urv* ' ' 3 i.niwii*. iiiuv mey succeeded in doing1 this is proved by the many remarks made about it by visitors to R Conway that day*. The editors spoke e of the entertainment in the highest terms and they appeared to be pleased at the reception given them. It turned out that the steamer Comj manche was still on the ways at Waverly Mills and could not be used in making the trip down the Waccamaw River on Wednesday evening. The boat of Mr. W. A. Stilley was used and room was found to take care of .-ill that wished to take in the river trip. The others all left here by autoa mobiles for Myrtle Beach on Wed" nesday evening at 2:30 o'clock. Merchants of Conway in honor of the occasion decorated their stores during the early hours of Wednesday morning. Conway presented a gala s appearance when the members began j to arrive from Marion. -o BIG PICNIC AT SALKM CHURCH ! It is reported that more than five r hundred people attended a big picnic at Salem church last Saturday. This church is located near Avnor. S. C.. iii the midst of a great fanning sec1 tion. Addresses were delivered by the 1 Rev. M. W. Gordon and the Rev. VVestbury of the Aynor Baptist Chuicb. 5 The gathering lasted from 11 o'clock ? until 2 o'clock. ; o . WILL CHESTNUT IS ANNOUNCED * I W. H. Chestnut is a candidate for ; \ eappointment to the ollice of magis; trate at Conway, his card appearing . in this issue of the Horry Herald. Mr. Chestnut is one of the most - experienced magistrates in Ibis or/.my - other county. He has filled the posi< tion for the period of twelve years, t having been re-elected in the primary by popular vote and continuously reappointed for all of that time. V Durin g his incumbancy the business - of the magistrate court at Conway > has constantly increased. Warrants * are issued t rom his oibce for making arrest ; in all corners of H >rry Ci' il suits arc brought almost every day. i o i TAKEN UP I Taken up at my farm three miles 'of Conway on star route No. 1, one black sow, crop and half crop and underbit in right ear and crop and . half crop in the left. Owner can obtain animal by paying advertisement and other cost. C. T. ALTAIAN Star Route No. 1 Conwav, S. C. 6129122-31 nd. o FOR SALE?Fine lot of S. C. White T>eghorn cockerels, March hatched. Ferries strain $1.50 each. H. D. Crawford, Aynor, S. C.?Adv. (>-22-2t o Tabor Seed Company, Tabor, N. C.. has 200 bushels nice clean, sound field peas for sale, also velvet and soybeans and a general line of garden and field seeds, poultry feeds and supplies. Iietler see them before buying.?Adv. tf ATTENTION, PHONOGRAPH OWNERS If you appreciate good music why not take better care of your records? Preserve them artd improve the torn* by keeping them clean with an Omaha band-made Phon-o-bru>h. M.ale better and costs less. Satisfaction 01 money refunded. Sent postpaid upon receipt of 25 cents silver or stamps. Address Martins Ave-Won Service. Box 115 Harney Station, Omaha, Nebraska.?Adv. (1-22-11. L. S. Suggs of Allsbrook, route 3, was in town yesterday. I fWlrfciirkV Q It | 4VAViVl k>U WIL In (Formerly occ Will sell tires, Auto reps W. MAC ? v, V, 'WHMmiiUHramiii?HMNEMb-i??ar'j<?MiiF?ini awamiw >*Tr -i mifi-iiinniTfcnimmiM mnniiririmi ? m n? mmmu HOMEWOOD TO HAVE FOURTH The Ho me wood Fourth of July celebration will begin at 10 o'clock with plans for every possible enjoyment. We will have an address by Col. R. B. Scarborough at 11 o'clock. We will ;aJso have with us Mr. Barringer of Florence, candidate for Congress; Mr. Mcleod, candidate for governor, and perhaps others of equal importance and eloquence. The foot, sack, three-legged and bicycle races will be enjoyed. Cash prizes will be given the winners. Music will be furnished by the band. Everybody bring a basket and help out with the big dinner. o QUEEN ATTENDS OPENING GATE One of the nicest things done in entertaining the members of the press association last week, cn their trip through Horry, was the welcome extended to them by Miss Flora Mae Holliday, recently voted the most' beautiful young lady in the state. She lives with her parents at Gallivants Ferry near the Little Pee Dee River, the dividing line between Marion and Horry. As the visitors arrived at the county line there was a gate in the center of the bridge. As each car came up the visitors were made welcome by the queen and her maids before opening the gate which let them into the : independent republic. ? o THERE WAS MUSIC Last Wednesday the Conway band furnished delightful music on the streets upon the arrival of the press association party from Marion. During the progress of the dinner which was served at the city hall, the orchestra from Hie Myrtle Beach Yacht Club furnished soft music that was a delight to tho.;e present at the luncheon. 11 THE AYNOR WELCOME Ay nor extended a hearty welcome to the men of the press when they passed along last week on the way to Conway. There was a large sign which read, "Welcome to Aynor." Lemonade was served by pretty Ay nor irirls while the leading citizens of tho town conversed with the visitors 1'or a few minutes. At llomewood there was ;i similar banner welcoming: the editors. ?o MKTHOmST CHl'RCH The institutional church built al Myrtle Beach by the Methodists was tfettin^ its final touches last week The building has been stained with the best ^rade of shingle stain and presents a ne.'U appearance. ? o COTTON PRICKS Spot cotton prices declined 121 points during the week. N'ew York July futures down * 1S1 points. Spot cotton closed at 21. -1 "> c peri poundj-New York July futures 20.!>r>c. | ! BLUE I TF A < I JL JLrr^C A A fcl | Myrtle Be 0 ===== SPECIALTIES 1 * rx Dinners <r> 1 Parties + Picnic Lunches * % Teas <4 ? lMar x?a???m^wmpo?>? ? if i in mtMmwMuam wt ipply and R L OPEN JULY Jenkin's Buildici upied by Service Garage, Laurel St. rn accessories, motor oi liring and genuine F< >K MOORI wmt ??u?MB aaai a.tmuwffWM m CURTIS ORIOLE DOES A STUNT Special to the Herald. Myrtle Beach, S. C., June 29.?Mr. S. W. Crane of Jacksonville, Fla., and T. F. Copeland of San Antonia, Texas, spent a few days at Myrtle Beach last week doing stunts with their new Curtis Oriole flying machine. S. B. Graham, deputy sheriff of Horry county, who lvis recently been appointed special officer for Myrtle Beach, took the first trip up ahd enjoyed some of the clever stunts up in the air. Crane and Copeland left on Friday afternoon. They are both ex-service men. There are folks at Myrtle Beach from all parts of the country.?Memory. THE BLUE MOON IS IN SERVICE Myrtle Reach, S. C., June 29. (Social).?The Blue Moon Tea Shop is now open to those who visit Myrtle Beach. This tea shop is conveniently situated and those who desire lunches, special parties or dinners will find the Blue Moon ready to serve them. ?. ?Memory. o NOTICE OF MEETINGS Good prayer services and preaching, good old time songs sung in the old time way. Come, praying Christians, gather around. God says "Where two or three are gathered together in His name He will he there." Come praying and seek His faith and turn from all your sins, the only way to reach the saint's high ground. The prayer of faith will bring God's blessings. Sinners, just take one step oti the ladder that reaches from earth to heaven and God's blessings will be found coming down. Christians, pray for the lost ones, for today is the day of salvation. So 1 w;mt all to have a part in God's work to be with us in our good little meeting. Come praying and singing. Come trusting and have faith :in<l believe. There will be a meeting at White Oak Bav on Sunday, July 2, at 3 o'clock P. M. On Sunday. July !>, there will be a meeting at Homewood church ;it -1 P. M. On Sunday, July there will be a meeting at Berry Seller's at 1 P. M. On Sunday, July 23, there will be a meeting at A. H. Floyd's at 4 P. M. near White Oak Bay.. 1.. Cnx.l.ir 1111 \- 'iO 1 lw>rr> will be v7 11 n uiiviii * *' ^ ,,x v meeting at W. O.. Seller's at 1 P. M. near Miller's Spring church. Come to tHe meeting. 1)10 NOT APPKAR The Chamber of Commerce had ;i neat brochure telling oi Horry county ami showing pictures of its most noted places, to deliver to members of tlie press association last week, but the large shipment of booklets missed making connection a* Chadborn and did not arrive in time. The books would be delivered later, it was said. o Females exceed the males in live states iu the United States. J MOON I SHOP | ach, S. C. | I HOURS 10 A. M. to 2 P. M. 5 P. M. to 11 P. M. | t ! ? iwnMiJ?m ?w?i-WW?bmwmwwmwy\ epair Co. 1ST \ ct lS d 3rd Ave.) Is and grease. 3rd parts E. Prop.