The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 27, 1922, Image 12
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I AMPLE FACILITIES
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1 THE RIGHT SPIRIT.
K Conway National Bank
> Conway, S. C.
I, MAY WE FURNISH YOUR COTTAGE
AT THE BEACH?
Sutherland Furniture Co.
Conway, S. C.
Where your dollar does its full duty.
i Columbia Grafortolas and Records.
Telephone 35 Telephone 35
First Aid Kits ^
For the Camper
Before going camping be fflljl ^
sure that you have first aid r j, i j}'J;M
preparation, and that you have
the other things which provide
comfort, relief from sunburn, mosquito bites, etc.
You will find this drug store a convenient place to buy all your
vacation needs.
PLATT'S PHARMACY, INC.,
I "The Drug Store of Service"
Meet me at The Busy Corner
WHERE DOLLARS BUY BETTER
GOODS FOR
LESS PRICE
F. C. TODD, - - Conway, S. C.
: CONWAY LUMBER COMPANY
Manufacturers, Wholesalers and Retailers
See our grades and get our prices. Our flooring,
, siding, partition, ceiling, mouldings and trim please
, everyone. Prices to suit the times and to encourage
< building. ^ ,
Cypress Shingles at a bargain.
I Goldfinch's Friendship Sale
Starting July 22nd, for the month of August, is conducted to
help reduce the cost of living NOW. . ...
Our sal*? is run to keep old friends and make new ones. If
you don't believe this, come look over our prices.
GOLDFINCH DRY GOODS COMPANY
and KINGSTON FURNITURE COMPANY,
A. E. GOLDFINCH, President W. M. GOLDFINCH, Secretary
47-49-51 Main St., Conway, S. C.
WE ARE THE POOR MAN'S FRIEND
Do your own work and save.
You have the free use of our tools inside the garage.
Our advice is free.
Come and see us.
Genuine FORD, DORT and CHEVROLET parts in stock.
Goodyear and Firestone tires below list.
TABOR MOTOR CO.
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Igr N. B. SERVICE is what Leonard gives you.
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I EDUCATION GIVE
1 THE MATERIA
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It is a builder of citizens ant
merchants. Farms must have fan
j Schools must have schoolmasters, ;
* Education must furnish all of th
H? champions. Things do not get do
% flourish without defenders. Nor m
H? and cities do not grow out of the
* valient souls of men and women wh
* way. Somebody must see and sur
* body must organize the forces of
* will do it but the scholar? Who
s.: man who knows? And we have t<
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jj. we nave put our destiny in his h
jj*. fail by negligence, the church fails,
* ness fails, civilization fails. When
j: del of strength and glory. We bu
* pions of order, love and justice.
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* Our churches are the bulwarl
and regular attendance at Sunday
* part of a Christian education.
l Attend services regularly?it
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PROGRAM OF PEE DEE UNION
Below is printed the program of
the Pee Dee Union, to be held with
the Rehoboth Baptist Church on Julv
28? 29, and-30:
11:00?Introductory sermon by Rev.
P. D. Hendricks.
11:45?Recess.
12:00?Roll called and letters read.
12:15?News on miscellaneous business.
* 12:30?Query No. 1, "What did Paul
mean by saying, 'Know ye not that
we shall judge angels?'" M. Martin.
1:00?Song and prayer by C. C.
Reynolds.
i: 15?Song and adjournment.
Saturday.
10:00?Devotional service conducted
by C. V. Johnson.
10:15?Query No. 2 "Should all
church members throughout the union
have a Baptist Young Peoples' Union?"
A. D. Harrelson.
10:45?Query No. 4 "How to make
our union better," Jessie Roberts.
11:00?Preaching by Rev. Walter
Todd.
11:30?Report of committees.
11:45?Song and prayer by W. A.
Spivey.
Adjournment.
Sunday.
10:00?Mass meeting, conducted by
superintendent.
11:00?Missionary sermon by T. H.
Paterson.
C. V. Johnson,
A. L. Collins,
L. D. Holt,
Committee.
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Do not cultivate deeply near fruit
trees. Injured roots are apt to become
diseased. >
FARMERS BANK
LORIS, S. C.
A Home Institution
5% Paid On Time Deposits
Your Business Appreciated
DAN W. HARDWICK, President
O. E. HICKMAN, Vice President
Charles D. PRINCE, Cashier
' RHODES & HARDW1CK
Brokers
Ileal Estate, Cotton, Fertilizer
and Insurance.
Loris, S. C.
If you need strawberry fertilizer
we hare it.
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On Tinware
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1 leaders. Merchandise must have $
ners. Hanks must have bankers. %
tiid pupils must have teachers. 4|
,ose. Civic enterprise must have ^
no of themselves. Causes do not *
ovements without movers. Towns ^
? ground. They grow out of the *
o are wise and willing to blaze the *
nmon the sleeping power. Some- ^
political and civil life. And who *
has a better right to do than the ^
j train the citizen and the leader. *
amis, it he tails or we make him
banks fail, government fails, busi- *
we build a school we build a cita- *
ild a recruiting station for cham- ^
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School and church services is a He
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means better living. %
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PROGRAM OF HORRY UNION
The following program will be given
in the United Church on Friday, July
28:
Introductory sermon by Rev. W. D.
Stevens at 11 o'clock, after which the
moderator will call the union together
by calling Mists of churches.
Query No. 1?"What is meant by
the beast as spoken of in the 6th chapter
and first verse of Revelations?"
Rev. A. E. Fulmer.
Saturday Morning.
0:00?Prayer service by Bro. T. J.
Vaught, after which moderator called
union together.
Query No. 2?"What is meant by
the world to come, as spoken of in
Matthews twelfth to the thirty-second
verse?" Rev. S. J. Milligan.
Query No. 3?"What is meant by
'virtue' as spoken of in Second Peter
the first chapter and fifth verse?"
Rev. W. A. Williams. j
r\.XT~ a -1 11 * _ 1 !
\xwi y **?w nut snouici oe cione
with a church member who advocated
strong drink as a beverage?" Rev.
W. C. Reaves.
Query No. 5?"Who is the ungodly
man spoken of in the first division of
Ps?alms?" Rev. W. D. Stevens.
Committee.
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The centenary community just beyond
the red hill from Conway on the
highway toward Myrtle Beach is one
of the rapidly developing farming sections
of our country. This has come
about by means of the new road which
gave the people an outlet to the tov*n
and rest of ihe couniy. The building
of the bridge and the road was quite
an event in the history of that community.
If you have money we want it.
If you want money we have it.
BANK OF LORIS
The Bank of Satisfactory Service.
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STANDARD WAREHOUSE E
LoriH, S. C.
With
C. H. Hardwick and J. W. Mishoe,
Market will open August 1
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and Crockery.
;hantile co.
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c names appear in their advertisements.
If it wasn't for the FIRST
COST you'd own a FORD.
OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN
makes the first cost easy to handle.
Let us explain
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The W. H. WINBORNE CO. I
Manufacturers of I
North Carolina Pine and Cypress Lumber, consisting I
of Flooring, Ceiling, Weather-boarding and Mould- I
ing, Sash, Doors, Mantels. I
Window and Door Screens a Specialty. I
We also handle Shingles. I
Come to See Us. I
Get Prices From Us Before Buying. I
W. H. WINBORNE CO., Conway, S. C. I
Our buyer has just returned from I
Northern Markets. I
We think that we have some good I
values. I
COX-LUNDYCO. I
Conway, S. C. I
MERRY WIDOW AND NANCY LEE I
SELF-RISING FLOUR I
PURINA FEEDS. . I 4
COOPER-SMITH Company I
Wholesale. 1
Groceries and Feeds. 1
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At MARLOW'S
"Baby Elite Shoe Polish" I
Sold everywhere at 15c Cj I
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Our price, I
"The Store that Simply Won't Be Undersold." I
Marlow's, - Conway, S. C. I
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HARDWARE THAT STANDS 1
HARDWEAR. I
PRICES THAT STAND COMPARISON. I
Horry Hardware Company I
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Conway, S. C. I
EAT HERE WHILE YOUR WIFE IS AWAY I
ON HER VACATION?WHERE GOOD I
SERVICE IS SECURED. I
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