Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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t-JHHHMHfe******************** LOCAL AND 1 *******% ****************** M. F. Sai vis was- here one day last J. Q. Graham was here on business ne day Last week ( N. F. Ni xon was here one day re-j ently on business. 1 T. T. Wets was here one day recntly cn business. 1 Miss Helen Thomas was in Conway ^ me day last week. Tobe Cooper visited Conway on ] business one day last week. I G. R. Oliver was among those visiting Conway last week on business. < # # <* i# + ] See us for everything in groceries, hay and feedstuffs. Cooner-Smith (Co.?Adv. ***** ] Miss Hazel Faircloth left last Monday afternoon for her home in Fayi| etteville, N. C. ! ***** 1 \V. C. Pitts was in the Dog Hill section of Horry county on business one day last week. ***** I Mrs. E. E. Jordan spent the weekend at \lvrtle Beaoh with Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McNeill. ***** Last week some corn crops were firing up near the ground for i.he want of a little more rain. ***** O. F. Booth of Allen, S. C., was among the farmers visiting Conway on business last week. ***** The new bus recently installed on the Conway-Marion line is having a good run of patronage. ***** Simon Boyd, one of the biggest farmers of Simpson Creek township, visited Conway on business one day last week. ***** In some sections there has been too much rain for the good of the crons while in others there has not been quite enough. ***** E. I.. Chile, one ol the wm kei ? at the vei.eer Manufacturing Company, was over in I he town one day last week on business. ***** Mrs. ?S. B. Graham \va^ discharged from ihe Burroughs hospital rcdentlv v.nd went to Myrtle Beach, where she is spending the time with Mr. Giuliani. ***** Pay your subscription at the Farmers Bank. Boris, S. C. It will he more convenient when renewing or sending in your name as a new miI>scriber. ***** Mrs. Mary Anderson, stenographer in the law ollices of If. II. Woodward, is spending the summer vacation with her mother, Mrs. A. R. Price, at West Union, S. C. ***** Repairs were being made on the Horry tobacco warehouse last week in preparation for the opening of the tobacco business which will take place ( early in August. ***** ' Progress was made last week on j the floors being laid at the store of F. C. Todd, tlie building formerly owned tn the Conway Bargain House. ^ Cement floors have replaced the old wooden floors that have been rotting f out frequently. ***** ( W. Henry Boll of Bayboro township ! spent last Wednesday in this section of the county. He says that many a fine crop of tobacco can be spoiler! by the handling of it in the curing proc- , ess and getting it on the market, end ne is ngni. . * * * * Owing tlio rains which nvido the 1 road- had in some places in Marion county, the Convvay-Mullins l>us line , by way of Green Sea and other points was forced to suspend operations after running for several weeks and proving a great convenience to the people of many sections of Horry and Marion. \ ***** ^ Tohacco growers will not forget ( that Conway has the two ways of selling tohacco going on this year at 11 the same time. The Planters' ware- H house will operate on the auction plan while the Horry, the Peoples, and the Farmers' will l>c conducted on the co- u operative plan. Conway is prepared to market the farmers' tohacco in any way tly.it the farmers will want to sell. ***** 11 To Our Many Friends Who Grow 14 Tohacco: 'V We are glad to advise you that we f will he found at the old Planters' JV warehouse to sell your tobacco at publie auction for the most money ch tainable. Come to see us.. Glad to see you. Will be glad to serve you. s. "Service" is our motto.. Clark & Edwards, Mullins, S. C.? 01 Adv. ;.u * * * * til ATTENTION, w\ PHONOGRAVH ()WNEUS he fe If you appreciate good music why m. not take better care of your records? js Preserve them and improve the tone (j\ by keeping them clean with an Omaha hand-made Phon-o-brush. Made better and costs less. Satisfaction or pa money refunded. S:nt postpaid upon .,(y rece'p of 26 cents si'--or cv st p ' * c; Address Mnrlir* vye-Wor Service. Rom !15 ITarnr S ation, Omaha, X'e braska.?Adv. 6-22-4t. bu; I PERSONAL | * * E. W. Johnson visited Conway last week. * * * * Henry N. Lewis spent some time in Conway last week. * * New shipment of Michelin tires and tubes. Buck Motor Co.?Adv. It * * * Mrs. Milton Pittman has been dismissed from the Burroughs hospital. * * * * ? S. D. Collins was among those who i visited Conway on business last week. * * * * * Mrs. J. B. Stevens of Muriell\s Inlet is a patient at the Burroughs hospital. + * + *> Dr. A. M. Wilcox of Centenary, S. C.. is visiting his mother at Murrell's I l/\4 I II ICli * * * * J. J. 10. Harrelson of I.oris, S. C., was in Conway on business one day recently. A * * * * * Mrs. Gu-y of Bucksville is improving ind will be dismissed from the hospital soon. ***** H. 10. Thompson, cashier of the Bank <>f Little River, spent some time in Conway last week. ***** Big shipments of sugar, meal, grits and horse and mule feeds .just arrived. Cooper-Smith Co.?Adv. ***** Keep the county Sundav School convention in mind it will be at Poplar Methodist Church on Friday, August 4th. ***** Mrs. T. .B. Cooper of Socastee, S. C., who has been a patient at Burroughs hospital, is gradually improving. ***** A car each of Merry Widow and Nancy Leo flour to arrive, subject to strike delavs. Cooper-Smith Co.? Adv. ***** . You are going to be with us at the best yet county Sunday School convention at Poplar Methodist Church on Friday, August 4. ***** \ * * - .Misses Sadie and Flora Bethea of T.atta .and Miss Sara Joihv of Mullins are spending this week with/their uncles, M. R. and Fd I.. Smith. * * * * * Pay your Herald subscription .at the Farmers Rank at I.oris, S. C., and save brinpine or sending the money to Conwav to the Hera'd office. ***** 0. C. Scarborough and ddauphter, Miss Kflie of Florence, S. 0., are visitinp Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McDcrmott at their cottape at Myrtle Reach. ***** Mrs. I .eo Spivov of Homewood. S. C., was operated upon at 4 he Rurro"ph? hospital for tonsilitis .and is rlointr well and will return home in a few days. ***** Mrs. I.. M. Jacobs of Myrtle Reach Yacht Cub, who has been a patient in the Burroughs hospital, was discharged on Thursday and has returned to Myrtle Reach. ***** Mrs. J. O. Cart ret to of Conway. S. 2., who has been a patient at the Bur ouphs hospital for the past two vooks, has been dismissed from the lospital and is now at* home. ***** Mrs. Royce l.ee of Whiteville, N. C.. vho has been a patient at the Bur ouphs hospital, was dismissed from he hospital on July 14. She was aclompanied to her home in Whiteville >y Miss Fstelle Hayes, her sister, and ler little son, Norris Lee. ***** \>l>acco ft rowers: Sell your tobacco with Clark and 2d wards at auction and pet the money ihen you sell it. Five years is a lon.tr imc to wait when you can pet your loney the same day yea sell, v....... < ----- i mil I'M SCl'dOC. Clark & FMwards, Mulliiv., S. C.? ulv. * * * ? * Connie Proctor, daughter of Mi nd Mrs. .J. T. Proctor of Rucksville. as recently operated upon for ap ondicitis at the Purroughs hospital , t the time of the operation her eonit ion was extremely critical. FYiends ill he glad to learn her condition is ow satisfactory and she is rapidly ^covering. * * * * The independent tobacco warehouses ill open for sales on the auction fan on August 1. The co-operative arehouses advertised some time nee that they would open for busi3ss on August (S. At last accounts ii- late for the co-operative opening id not been changed by the manageent. but of course the date may be tanged before the day for the openg of the sealcs as orinigally adversed. # * + * The co-operative cotton maiket asi ? i ' ii/unitMi wui'Rt'll iKlI'd i'))' cl COlll" ete organization of the cotton grows of this state and have had a great iccess so far. Tliey are holding off e cotton from the markets of the >rld and getting a fair price for the oduct whereas they would have en compelled to take what was ofred ?t a time perhaps when the irket was glutted with cotton. This the great advantage of co-opera'o marketing. * * * Tabor Seed Company, Tabor, N. C. s 200 bushels nice clean, sound field is for sale, also velvet and s< \r "7 1 ? general line of gvardei. 1 field seeds, pouitr; e, ' ' ' ' ip ies. R?t*er see them befo. jj \ing.?Adv. tf [L THE HORRY HERALD, CONWA J. F.. Harper was here the first of this week on business. * * ? Arnold Hell was here from Bayboro last Monday morning. * m m * Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Lewis visited in Mullins last Saturday. * * * * * Mrs. H. W. Ambrose spent some time in Florence last week. * * + ? Mi ss Lucy Little of Laurens is the I guest of Miss Margaret Lewis. * * Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Scarbon ugn and family spent last week at Murrell's Inlet. Mi. and Mrs. W. W. Jones and far.v ily were visitors in Conway last Wednesday. * * ? Mrs. M. G. Andersen of Myitle Beach spent a few hours in town la>t Thursday. Miv v r rr- ni ?i ? = -- <* " I . . a. v_/ i uvivi cuiu 1 cl 11111 Y OI iU \ 1 " tie Beach spent a short time in town last Friday. Just received a new shipment ef Michelin tires and tubes. Buck Motor Co.?Adv. It * * * * * The Rev. M. W. Gordon and family spent a few days in Bethune last week visiting relatives and friends. * * * * * # Miss Sarah McMillan returned from Rock Hill last week. She had been there attending summer school. * * * * 'it A car each of corn and oats due to arrive this week, if not tied up by the strike. Cooper-SniP h Co.?Adv. * * * * * Misses Irma Lewis and Bessie Dusenhury left last Saturday to visit Miss Gen.evievc Harrelson of Mullins. * * * * * We have full stocks of meat, lard. lice, candy, snulT, tobacco, cigars, cigarettes. Cooper-Smith Co.?Adv. * * * * * Miss Mary McMillan is at home from Columbia and is spending some time here with her mother, Mrs. Sue McMillan. * * * * * Mrs. Maggie McKlvev, Mrs. O. G. Swindle and children Orson and Margaret, are visiting in the home of Rev. W. L. Parker. ***** \V. F. Alexander, manager of Trexler Lumber Company, who has been in Philadelphia and Allontown. Penn., for the past week, returned on the 15. ***** , Pa \* vol 11" ;,m. * '- * union ,?i me store of Arnold Bell at Bayboro, S. C. No need to wait to come to Conway. Get the paper today by paying at Bell's store. >y * * * * On last Thursday a parte consisting of .1. M. McKeithun, I.. D. Magrath, W. A. Sti 1 ley and \V. 0. Adams left town to spend the day at Chciry Grove Bouon crabbing. ***** Mrs, K. J. Sherwood and little daughters, Adeline and Sara, have leturned from Hendersonville, where they spent some time with their sister, Mrs. Dr. J. I.. Kdnerton. ***** Sell the original Watkins products. Good city territory still open. Get our wonderful offer and free samples. Write today. The .1. R. Watkins Co., Dept. 7x, New York, N. Y.?Adv. 7-fi-lt-pd ***** Mullins will have more buyers tlvm any market has ever had in the state i of South Carolina this season. And ; plenty of money to pay good prices ; for your tobacco. Clark & Kdv.a.rd.liave got it. Clark & Kdwards, Mi;llins, S. C.?Adv. o FARM FOR .SAL 10 Tract of .'300 acres of land m Bayhoro township, <10 acres cleared; three dwelling's, two tobacco bams, other out building's. Located on Bayboro and Loris road one mile from church and school, two miles from Gurlcy. Offere<l at a reasonable mice. C.'.ll on or write i*. I.. IiUFF/vJN, Bavlioro, I S. C. 7-20-3tpd * X -X- -X- X X -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- -X* -X" -X- -X- X-X -X* X X X 'X- X X X * I * cnat the things you carry c * best of condition. W ^ When you trade with us you ar< that can he had in the line of gro< * thing to you? * For your picnic lunch we sugge: ^ Dried Beef, Peanut Butter, Gardtu H? Bread. I R. W. LAN "The Sanitary Grocery" . f.y.X.v..?.y..V ..w A?..> ..y. '..v..v..v. lY, S. P., JULY 20 1922 W. J. Singleton of Enterprise was in Conway last Friday and left at the Herald office a sample of the tine watermelons he has raised this year on his farm in Waccamaw Neck. This melon weighed forty pounds and was one of a variety that ripened several weeks later than the other kinds planted in the crop. His crops at Enterprise this year have been destroyed by the floods. Recently it was reported that his loss was about 50 per cent. Now his loss appears much worse, as he will lose about all. Effects of the heavy rains were worse in the river than further back in the country. KIKHY'S PHARMACY One of the most progressive concerns in Mullins is the Kirbv Pharmacy. Read what this firm has to say in this issue in a half page of space, through its proprietor, J. H. Kirbv. LOSES CCSHION Myrtle Beach, S. C.?Special.?Rural Policeman I). Frank Bellamy lost his cushion from his car here on the night of July 15. His tools were also taken hy the thief. An old cushion, too small for Bellamy's car, was left in place of the one take i. o ST A IF CANDIDATES The candid tes for state office will address the pe< pie of this county at Conway on Monday, July 21. heginn'nc a< about the use.*'1 hour somewhere between 10 and ' 1 o'clock. Notice has been given of this meeting in the Herald several times. A good crowd is expected to hear the Candida' os. NEW CHIEF OF POUCH C. 10. Stewart of Bishopville, S. C., was elected to take charge of the police force here on August 1. He comes highly recommended as an officer and :.i street builder. He is a new man of wide experience, having served five | years as chief of police of Marion, and is now chief of police of Bishopville, where he served for five years. Ho was chosen from among eighty applicants for the position. o i T A 5 LOUIS I <0 Rov. Stanley filled his regular appointment at Springfield church last Sunday and large number were present. Misses Ruth and Lena Carter and brother, Fdgar. spent iast Sunday with Mrs. Henry Graham. % | Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Jenrette and Hii'dren spent last Sunday at A. L. I Housand's. j Mrs. \V. IS. Carter and little daughter, Orrie, spent last Friday Y.ight at K. C. Graham's.. Mrs. Henry Graham spent last Thursday and Friday with her parents. Mr. W. H. Graham and ?diss Ruth Carter motored to Loris last Tuesday afternoon. Little Fidelia Carter has returned home after spending; .1 few days at her grandparents' home. .Air. Flbtrt Johnson is improving after having his arm broken. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Johnson have returned to their home in Bolton, NT. C., after spending several da\s wit!) their parents, R. C. Graham and F. M. Johnson. On Saturday night, ju'y lb. Mr. J. K. King, rural poiiceman. mad1 a raid. Two men were taken '"or transporting monkey rum. Many gallons wore captured. The raiding ptrtv was composed of ,J. K. King, J. \V.. Rodgors, 1). B. Fowler, 1). F. Carter, R. C. (Graham, Jr., and Clinch Granam. * -x- -x- * -x- -x- -x- -x- -x- * -x- -x- * -x- * * -x- -x- * * * * For J Your ! i A Picnic 11 Lunch | ?N these hot | days i t i s % absolutely * necessary * >n your picnic are in the % * i> assured of (ho vory BKST # ;eries. Isn't this worth some- * p st Boiled Ham, Ox-Tongue, r's famous Cakes, and Mother's E~&ca 1; Telephone No. 7 *? j MANY FARMERS HAVE JOINED More than a thousand South Caiolina farmers have joined the Tooacoo Growers' Co-operative Association as a result of the campaign which reached fiftv-two town- of the belt. Four towns have just gone solidly <oopeiative and Ayrer. Kingsi roe, h'lcrence and Timmonsville have closed all open floors. Florence, the headpuaiters town of the association after clo-i ig auction warehouses last week, is putting < n the most intensive drive yet attempted by any city of tiie state The number of contracts reaching; headquarters has increased week by week as committees of business men and hankers from Mudins, Tiinmonsville, Kingstree, Florence and other centers have toured the country for new members. Tobacco farmers are now thoroughly Roused to the need of crga nidation I iui maiKcunu' ami leaders of the association prophesy that another thousand growers will join with the big co-operative in the few days that remain to August 1, when the asset i:ition will refuse to accept anv contracts for the crop of lfi-2. T. C. Watkins, Jr., director of waieJ houses for the association, has expressed his satisfaction with the warehouse situation. He now has over sixty-five warehouses ready for operation in the South Carolina belt. Dr. J. V. Joyner, chairman of the warehouse committee; Senator J. A. Brown, director from North Carolina; \Y. D. Hill and K. T. Bondurant from Virginia, and John Blanks of Kentucky are leading and speaking in the drive which reaches I.akt City, Conway, Cades, Cowards, l.amar, P.ami plico, Marion, Mu'lins, Nichols, OrIlanta. L< ris, Lake View, Fairmont. Whiteville, Dillon and Lumherton his week. I o , BRINGS FINK ST LK \F SAMPLKKS (The finest bright to'oacco leaves shown at the Herald ollice this ye.at | were brought to Conway last Monday | morning by W. A. Cook, an experienced tobacco grower of llorrv, S. C. This sample brought in by Mr Cook is from the first curing picked from a field of four acres. His ,-ur' cess is wonderful considering that he i has made tiiwi i - -1 v. hiam: IHHI1 IIIC J11;?1 lugs ot' his crop. o FINK W ATKRMFI.ON The Herald office js indebted to \\ . A. Cook of Horry. S. ('.. for a fifty pound watermelon brought to the < f lice as ,u present last Monday morning. Mr. Cot >k did not plant melons for the market this year but planted some for home use, and of these ho has sold a few. The one brought here last Monday by Mr. Cook is the finest from that section that we have ever seen. o FOR SAI.10 AT PUIM.1C AUCTION at I .oris, S. (\, at 1 ! o'clock on August 1, 11*22, one second hand Ford touring car in good condition. VV. M. Carter. 7-20-2t-pd o 10. \V. Johnston of Gailiv int's Ferry route 1, was in town last Friday. ^ ^ M^Rl^GG SPt C;AL And Sickles with OANCIOI. cutting o praised by thousands of users in the F Write for particulars to THF. MARUC TIONN. 7-20-f)t-IOOW .w. * v * Molasses?* I wMy telephone M sai< I the man. ( li a operators almost < v< tlx >v < oil t seem an at all. My service j '1 give the telep same consideration meet faee to lace," > '"and they are courl to me. \ 1 v 11?I *?i?1 w k i I "At Your CONWAY TEL CONWAt HOG SALE AT CLEMSON FARM Clemson College.?Following' out its program of promoting tlie hove industry iu tlie state by helping to stocl? South Carolina farms with purebred** at reasonable prices, the animal husbandry division held its second sale of hogs on Wednesday, July 12, at which were sold thirty gilts and fifteen pigs of Duroc and Poland China breeding. Though sold at a nominal price, the material in the sale consisted of well bred animals of a class that will tend to raise the standard of hogs in tlie state. The purchasers were farmers from i Oconee. Anderson, Pickens, Spartanburg, Newberry, York and Fairfield counties, and were men. thinks ProfStarkey, who will make good in deI veloping this industry. Ihkkalo agkxcv \t b.vvijoko I ? Arrangements have been made with Arnold Bell at Bayboro to represent the Horry Herald at his store. Ho will take subscriptions any time from anybody and the paper will then begin to go to you. l.eave the money for the Herald at the Bayboro store of Arnold Bell and 0.01 his receipt. Never let the Herald quit coining to you. We are trying to make it easv for vou to got the Herald. o See Buck Motor Company foe Miehelin tires and tubes. New shipmem just arrived.?Adv. It o Tell it to the Horry Herald. Pianos, Player Pianos and Organs Tuned and Uepaired by I A. B. 1- RALLY BOB Main street, Kingstree, S. C. Renew your health by purifying your system with CalotaDs xfflk I^OC ?<.? e I ii V The purified and refined calomel tablets that are free from nausea and danger. No salts necessary* a? Calotabs act like calomel and salts combined. Demand the genuine in !0c and 35c packages, bearing above trade-mark. ? mm????n?? Mowing Blades tliro "TH K MARUCJti STKCIAI," am nilod States. Thov Shave the utouihL G COMTANY, Dept. S, TRACY C1TY? A V I n E C A R I a or \ iiietmr? H?fT ^ i) 'lonc Di>T\icrt vmiMjr se r\ i<'<* i- rotten," I * ave t<> u[>!?rai(! the V rr\ t iiin* I c;:lI. and i \ious fo pirate me is rotten. ' I hone operators the I I give a woman 1 I I aid the other man, I teous and obliging I c n ie service is good/' Service"' I .EPHONE CO. I