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I LOCAL AND I ( mmii?it**,t*'inmii mmim mmiit'iimnilil || THEY ARE < < The list of names we publish A _1 i i i t we wisneci 10 near rrom nave r< 0 so that the list is considerably re < We counted up just before Roil J [ following: list is now the only i 1 ' s we red. J [ Let us ask you once more t< < IE J. H. Allen, R. F. B. No. 2, C Jno. M. Chestnut, R. F. D. ^ J Alva Chestnut, R. F. D. No i G. H. Cartrett, R. F. D. No. J W. L. Bryan, U. S. En*. Off ? < Geo. Batey, R. F. D. No. 3, i < K. C. Barker, R. F. D. No. 4, ] [ S. C. Beaty, Conway, S. C. o J. S. Beverly, Conway, S. C. \ [ L. S. Bellamy, Wampee, S. ( J [ . H. H. Brown, Toddville, S. C * > R. M. Brown, R. F. D. No. ] F. F. Covington, Marion, S. o T. F. Cooper, R. F. D. No. 3. j [ L. B. Capps, Loris, S. C. 0 I,. A. Dozler, Hammond, S. ( 1 H T Kllin't R F n Mn 1 t Floyd.'R.F? d7 NoVs, o N. Q. Grainger, Nichols, S. ( y A. Grainger, Westville, Fla. X M. M. Grainger, Nichols, S. ( < L. H. Housand, R. F. Dl No. j; J. F. Hendrix, R. F. D. No. 2 0 T. W. Jernig.un, Tabor, N. C, 1 } W. M. James, R. IF. D. No. i o Mrs. C. Johnson, Box. No. 1C < M. A. McCracken, R. F. D. J J; F. W. Moody, Gurley, S. C. o Mrs. Martha Tvler. Allsbroo B. H. Martin, R. F. D. No. < o W. T. McLaughlin, Osborne, 4 > J. P. Nixon, Star Route No. 1 < W. T. Price, Robesonville, N. < Jos. C. Parker, Naval Hospil < J J. T. Rhodes, Loris, S. C. 4 > C. A. Rheuark, Cusseta, Ga. y C. H. Snowden, Star Route 1 o L. E. Singleton, R. F. D. No. <> Coy Strickland, Loris, S. C. w Helen Thomas, Loris, S. C. o Monroe Todd, 817 Fourth St. Address The Horry Herald, Z way, S. C. '"'irtrett is now located at Dillon, S. C. * ? K. C. Cook was in Conway on last Saturday. ? w w m m M. B. Anderson was here last week on business. ***** Miss Maud Long spent the weekend in town. # * * W. B. Shelley was in Conway one day recently. * * * * S. A. Hughes was here the latter part of the week. ***** ? A. T. White was here for a short time last Saturday. ***** Lanneau Altman was here 011 busies? a few days ago, & 4 it i * * J. T. Watts was in Conway on business one day last week. ***** Lee Singleton spent a day here the latter part of last week. ***** 1 R. S. Johnson was in Conway on business one day last week. ***** J. O. Blanton was here one day last week attending to business! 1 r. * * * ? * Mrs. P. A. Burroughs returned from Anderaohvllle, N. C., last week, **?**.. Car Cotton Seed Meal just arrived. ?Cooper-Smith Company.?Adv. i * * * * * Born to Mr. and Mrs. William Long:, a ten-pound boy on February 17th. * * * + * L. F. Shannon was iiYttong the farmers visiting the county seat last Saturday. * * * * Sefe \is for Horse, Dairy and Chicken Feeds of all kinds.?CoopfeV-Smith Co.?Adv. * * * * Rufus Jenrette writes home from Beaufort, N. C., where he has accepted a position. a | ^ ^ | J. E. Cox is among the new, subscribers coming1 in to The Herald during last weelfc. ***** Mrs. Lena Woodwara, of Georgetown, came up for the meeting of th< Eastern Star. **+"** Dr. G. T. Lewi si eft last Mondaj fo? Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, Md., foi mfedical tredtnfent. ' ? H. J. Johnson, one of the progres sive farmers of the Bayboro section spent last Saturday in this part of th< county. * * * Mr .and Mrs. .T. A. M^Dermott am Mr., and Mrs. H. P. Little left las Sunday for Jacksonville. Fla., when tliey will spend a short time. ? * * * Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Anderson hav< moved into their new home on Col lins Terrace. It is among the nices bungalows in that section of the town Miss Sadie Magill, who is ver; pleasantly remembered by Conwa; people as, she taught here in the Bur roughs high school for several year? visited Mrs. D. M. Burroughs Las week. Miss Magill is now teaching ii Darlington. ' ' / PERSONAL | 11 ?*??*??** X MMHMMXMMrtMMXMXJtlt' E COMING IN i: I led recently ap being some friends 1 < >sponded beyond our expectation^. < iduced. J[ ig to press today .and find that the < emaining ones who have not an- 1 [ ' 4 > let us hear from y'du: < lonway, S. C. J J lo. 2, Allsbrook, S. C. < >. 2, Allsbrook, S. C. 4 1, Allen, S. C. Jt ice, George ton, S. C. * < \llsbrook, S. C. It Allsbrook, S. C. o o 3. o ^ o L, Myrtle Beach, S. C. II c. f j; Conway, *S. C. <> 1 4 > */ i k ., Gurley, S. C. o Gallivants Ferry, S. C. ^ o 1 o 2, Nichols, S. C. < !, Conway, S. C. , Allsbrook, S. C. i, Star Koute No. 2, Conway, S. C. $ SIo. 2 Gallivants Ferry, S. C. k, s. c. ; 1, Conway, S. C. \ X N. C. 2, Conwav, S. C. J . C. ' X :al, Charleston, S. C. <[ <> Mo. 4, Conway, S. C. ? , 1, Myrtle Beach, S. C. * < o ,, Portsmouth, Va. o or H. H. Woodward, Editor, Con o Court convenes on March 5th. * * * * March 1st to 10th Pay-up-Week.? Adv. * * * * ^ J. M. Stalvey is doing well in Georgetown. ***** N. L. Bullard was among those in Conway recently. * * i * * * A. W. Jenkin? spent a day here last veek on business. r< .1 -.y. * CindftVS auf] tfOlnltovs miflrA O - .1 inuitv C4 covering for soft mud. .y >y .1 + Car Wheat Shorts iusl unloaded.? Coopm1* Smith Co.?Adv. A. J. Dew was in Conway on busi. ess one day last week. * * * * !> Alva Oartrett paid Conway a business visit last Wednesday. * * * * * C. B. Hucks is now at Hartsville. where he has a jrood position. W. I. Hatchor, of Ay nor, S. C.. wrs in Conway last week on business. :V * 4 4 ?Jc W. H. Bell, of Bayhoro, was in Con-' way one day last week on business. * * * * The radio is like other things?the newness of it may wear off in a few months. ^ $ 4i 4 ^ Send in the pay for The Herald today and keep your name on the list without missing any copies. * ? * * See us for Cobbler attd lied Bliss Seed Potatoes. Another car just arrived.?Cooper-Smith Co.?Adv. * * * * * E? 0? Squires writes The Herald from SylVesteV, Ga. His friends will bfe plad IV) know his present address. * PonH neglect us but get busy today I and fctend in the money by mail or by i a friend for The Herald for another i year. ,jl * * * * * Many friends of George J. Holliday were glad to see him in Conway the latter part of last week after an illness which lasted him for several days. 4c * * + 41 LOST?Side piece of bedstead i somewhere on road from Nichols to Loris. Will appreciate information sent to W. H. Gerrald, R. F. D. No. 1 1, Box 1, Loris, S. C.?Adv. It. r * * * * * M. M. Hedrick, formerly of Conway, spent the week-end with his mother " Mrs. Florence Hedrick. Mr. Hedrick ? is now traveling representative of 5 five New York lady's ready-to-Weai factories. * * * * 1 There is a certificate published ir t this issue of the paper to the effect <* '* ' il-- ? - Xl .AA. c mat me anairs ui uie uime viNwunty treasurer have been checked UJ and all of the accounts found straighl B and in good order. * * * * * t *Rufus M. Jenrette left last weel ? for North Carolina, where he wil engage in work. His leaving is no1 V connected in any manner with the rey ceipt of the note some weeks ag< - concerning his debate on the questior of the Ku Klux Klan. it 66# quickly relieves Colds and La n Grippe, Constipation, Biliousness, am Headaches. THE HORRY HERALD, CO March 1st to l?th jf*?y*-ujr*Week.? Adv. * * * * B. B. Vaught is the owner of a new Star car. * * * * * M. C. Butler, of Loris, was in Conway on business one day last week. ***** Capers Beverly, of Bucks township, was in Conway recently on business ***** 1 Car Nancy Lee Flour just a^ived. ?Cooper-Smith Company.?Adv. * * * * v Several new cars have been purchased by citizens of Conway recently. ***** Business has opened up'in a satisfactory manner so far in the year 1923. * \ * * * * * Jimmie Carter was in this section of the county on business the middle of the past week. * * * E. M. Barnes, of the Montgomery Lumber Company, spent a day here last week on business. \ ***** We have big stocks of LaVd, Groceries of all kinds. See us for prices. ?Cooper-Smith Company.?Adv. * * * * You must have pood plants in order to raise aiine tobacco crop. There fore see that you have good plants. * m * m * Mrs. M. G. Anderson grave a Valentine gard party Wednesday afternoon at her home on Laurel street. # * * * * William Carter, one of the oldest residents of this county spent Wednesday of last week here attending: to business. ? * * * The service class of the Methodist Sunday school entertained at a Valentine party Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Hedley. ***** Mrs. B. G. Collins, and Mrs. D. A. Spivey left Tuesday to spend some time in Jacksonville, Fla., the guests of Mrs. John Register. *** ' Misses Sara McMillan, Mary Gentry and Amy Wolfe were hostesses to the Fine Arts club Thursday afternoon at the Kingston hotel. ***** W. E. Lea. field agent of the Co-operative Association, arrived in Conway laRt week for the meeting of the locals held here on Wednesday of last week. ***** Mrs. Harry - Bray arrived here last week, to spend some time with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Lewis. Mr. .and Mrs. Bray now live in Walterboro. * * * * * Get the plant bed right first and then attend the nlants riirht and vou will be apt to begin right for raising st crop of tobacco that will bring- a fair price. * * + * * The Court of General Sessions will convene here on Monday, March 5th. The iury list was drawn last week and the names appear in this issue of The Herald, * * * ? The Herald man has done what he could to interest the readerrs of the paper in stories of the Conway of the past. Now it is up to some of those who know, to write us some more. ***** Miss Mary Lawrence, who has finished her 3-vear training at the Florence Hospital, visited her mother rerentlv nt. the homo of Mr. ~^d Mit. C. A. Cohn. She returned <o Florence where she will nurse until June, at whirh time she will pro before the ?>tpte board for her diploma, t t t * The night schools may result. ill giving many the very fttrt.l't thftt they need on the hi#h VOftd to learning. Once a bv woman can learn to rend and write, the treasures t>f wisdom and learning of all the ages are open to*them, if their desires along that line are but strong enough to drive them onward in the search of knowledge. * * * * Mrs. Bowen Tells How Rats Almost Burned Her House Down. *'Por two months 1 never went in our cellar, fearing a rat. One night in bed 1 smeNfed fire. Sure enough the rat had been nibbling at the matches. If T hadn't acted promptly my house would have been burned. Later we found the dead rat, RATSNAP killed it. It's great stuff." | Three sizes, 35c, $5c, $1.25. Sold pnrt guaranteed by riatts rnarmacy, Conway, &. C. * * * * * One of the most delightful events of last week was the musical given by local talent at the town hall on Tuesday evening as a benefit for the Presbyterian manse. Miss Alexia Huntley and L. t>. Magrath were the soloists and were accompanied by S. M. Huntley'and Mrs. Magrath. J. W. Bounier gave several selections on the flute i accompanied by Mrs. Bounier on the 1 piano. In addition to the musical | numbers, a reading, Eugene Field'*3 I ''The Old Man," was effectively rendered by Mrs. E. J. Sherwood. A? an encore Mrs. Sherwood gave a ' whimsical childhood selection, "I'm ' Not Goin' to Cry any More." At thr > conclusion of the program coffee am ' cake were served informally to th( music lovers. * * : l)r. Clifton?Specialist' Eye, Ear I Nose and Throat. At Conway Dmp t Company. No charges to the poor Glasses fitted, etc., etc.?Adv. tf > % o 666 is a Prescription for Colds. Feve - and LaGrippe. It's the most speed: 1 remedy we know, preventing .pneu tnonia* KWAY, B C, FEB. 22, 1923 Miss Bpesie Browne, of Richmond, V,iv is the guest* of^ MVS. Albert Goldfinch. Miss Browne wlETpIanist at the Goldfinch-Walsh wedding. ***** Mrs. James W. Moore, of Florence, was guest at the marriage of her brother, Dr. E. P. Walsh to Miss Sara Goldfinch on Tuesday of this week. ****** THE,J. R. Watkins Company will emplqy a lady or Gentleman agent in Conway. Watkins Products are known everywhere, and our salespeople make big incomes. Investigate this opportunity! Full particulars and valuable samples sent free to hustlers who mean business. Write today. The J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. 85, New York. N. Y.~AdT. 2|8|23-4t. WANTED:?To buy Pop'ar, White Oak, Ash, Cypress, Walnut, Soft Maple, Soft Elm, and Red Cedar Logs. All of these, except the Ash, and the Cedar to be 14 inches and larger in diameter and 10 to 16 feet long; the Ash to be 12 mcnes and larger in diameter. and 1U to 16 feet long; the Cedar 6 inches and larger in diameter and 8 to 16 feet long. We are in the market for this material every month in the year, and will be glad to figure with you on any or all of these kinds of logs. We pay cash on board cars or delivered at Cayce, and can send representative at any time to go into the matter with yon.?HolTman Lumber Company, Columbia, S. C.?Adv. I|25i23-13t o FOR LEASE OR SALE 100 acres of land in Horry County within one mile of Peach Tree Ferry. One of the best shipping points on Waccamaw river. For further information address Mrs. J. D. Grant, Hagan, Ga. 2]1|23-2M. o BILLY SUNDAY Billy Sunday will be in Columbia 6 weeks, beginning February 25th. You will want a det'iiled report of his meetings. The State ill supply this in its Daily and Sunday edition. A special rate of $1.00 for the 6 weeks will be made. Send in your subscription^ once so as not to miss a single issue. THE STATE COMPANY COLUMBIA, S. C -Adv. l|25]23-5t. o WANTS PLANTS The Civic League, Marion, S. C., is in the market for good sized Crepe Myrtle plants (pink); also Cape Jessamine plants. Interested parties will communicate with Mrs. L. D. Lide, Marion, S. C., at once.?Adv. 2'22j23-2t. o CARD OF THANKS I take this method of returning banks to manv friends and Drs. J. S Dusenbury and J. A. Norton for theii kindness and attention during the illness, death and burial of mv wife. FOSTER JORDAN. o? INCOME TAX Post Master. Cnwav. S. C. Dear Sir: Please post w i t h i n notice in vour office and kindly give any other, publicity you can by asking the newspaper man just to state thi - that Federal officers will he ii Conway on the 1st of March, to assist taxpayers in making their re turns. The words of the notice neec not he copied. YciU assistance >vi' he greatly appreciated. Yours truly, TTLT. C- s LUCAS. Deputy Col . J w . O PASSES AWAY \ " 1 D. H. Brown, who has resided ii Rucks township, r?assed awajf las Monday after a lingering illness o about a year. Mr. Brown was a beloved citizei and highly esteemed by all who knev him. He was seventy-five years o age and lived almost his entire lif< in Horry County. ITe was a r.ieinbe of Pauley Swamp Baptist church to fifty years. Mr. Brown will be greatly misse in the community where he had liv ed so manv years. % A BEREAVED FRIEND. o The work of taking the tax return for the year of 1923 has been goin on at the auditor's office for seven weeks, and yet it has not all been fir ished. o Hon. R. B. Scarborough was ou again and at his office after seven days of illness from a severe cold. * * March 1st to 10th Pay-up-Week.Adv. o BUDDED PECAN TREES W C?_ 1 _ r or o?ie Standard Varieties ! Write for Prices W. B. Lamar Park Froi i Thomasville Georgia. I|lll23-12t 1 Pianos, Player Pianos and Orgai Tuned and Repaired by ! A. B. FRALEY 309 Main street, Kingstree, S. C. I < ! ' ' t I 4 McKEITHAN-GRIFFIN M hs Cecil McKeithan and Mr. J.l L. Griffin were quietly married Saturday evening, February 17th, 1923. Thfc ring ceremony was performed by Rev J. C. Atkinson.. M i^s McKeithan is the attractive! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McKeithan, of this city, while Mr. Griffin is from Decatur, 111., and connected with one of the leading busines firms of Atlanta, Ga. The bride was dressed in a handsome broWn Poiret twill gown with accessories' to match. They will make their home in Valdosta, Ga., for the present. o OBITUARY The Death of Mrs. F. L. Jordan. On February 13th, 1923, the death anpel visited the home of Mr. F. L. Jordan, and took from him his loving1 wife. Mrs. F. L. Jordan. She was a Christian worker in the Second Baptist church. Oh, how we miss her, no tonirue can tell, but we expect to meet her in that happy home above. A precious one from us is fj;one, The voice we love is still. A place is vacant in our church, Which never can be filled. We love her, we love her, But God loves her best, And He has called her home, To a place of rest. Published by a loving friend. MRS. ANNA VEREEN. o :? MAKES GOOD RECORD The basketball season for the league known as "The Big Throe of Horry," has closed, leaving: the Mt. Olive am tV-o "invincibles" champion in boys' basketball. At the beginning: of the season the team was untrained, with the exception of one player. The following boys have played the entire season, never losing- a jrame: Willie Lewis, cnotain; Leroy Williamson and Leon rmiMDs. torwarcis; Murray Hianton, and Glettie Phillips, guards. Their co-operative playing: won the I . admiration of many. The school and ' community are justly proud of their | record, and are wondering1 what pos- j sibilities lie before those five boys? j what splendid players they might be- j come with a few more years' practice. ?; GOLDFINCH-WALSH | One of the most beautiful events ir? the social life of Conway occurred \ Tuesday morning, February 20th, ati ' 9.30 o'clock, when Miss Sara Beck-1 man Goldfinch became the bride of j Dr. Edward Porchet Walsh, of Con-1 v/ay. The day itself was ideal, crisp, cold and bright with the rare warmth of February's sunshine. The home of the bride where the ceremony took place, in the presence of the immediate family, had been simply and tastefully decorated for the occasion. Green and yellow were the colors, ferns and jonquils, thn flowers; with here and there a touch of the trailing ivy; n vine which lends itself so beautifully to the hands of the decorator. As the guests assembled Miss Bes sie Brown, of Kichmond, Va., presui* ing at the piano, rendered several selections, "Love Dreams," "The * awakening/' "The Minuet in G," fol! lowed each other in pleasing succes1 sion. Just before the bridal march o I Cures Malarie, Chills and J v" V Fever, Dengue or Bilious Fever* . . . ? i FREE, FRI At PLATT'S PI I J The Drug $\ f I Beginning Monday, Fel: CASH PURCHASE, (i we will give you a ticke The one holding the lu< store the following Satur ceive a nice box Norris' C ii away each week. No o box a week. ASK FOR YC ii The one holding the luc store at 8:30 Saturday r Piatt's Phc it Main street, Phon _ I The entire stock Furniture Cc Ifor cash, at and 1 Attend our J Saturday. from Lohengrins, Mrs. Arthur K. Goldfinch, sister-in-law of the bride, sang- "At Dawning," and "Constancy." The sweet tones of her voice were in perfect harmony with the beauty and solemnity of the hour. Harry C. Mclnvail, Jr., the nephew of the bride, was ringbearer, was lovely in a suit of perfect white. A perfect Cala lily, the thoughtful reminder of the bride's mother, was selected as the flower for the ring. At the first strains of the bridal chord from Lohengrin, little Nancy Finley Goldfinch, the three-year-old neice of the bride, dainty in a hand made dress of white organdie, entered, scattering yellow jonquils from the beautiful basket. The bride, carrying a shower bouquet of brides* roses, and Lilies of the Valley, entered with her mother, who gave her in marriage. She was attractively gowned in a co/it dress of navy poiret twill with accessories of beifre. (?)Her ornaments were a string of pearls, a gift of the Hut Bible class, and a platiifrn diamond broach, the gift of the groom. The mother of the bride was lovely in a gown of gray, wearing a corsage of purple violets and sweet peas. - i * 11 ii i mey were met at tne anar oy ur. Walsh with his best man, Mr. Joseph Scurry, of Georgetown, S. C. Mingling with the sweet strains of "Traumerie," the quiet voice of the ' beloved pastor of the bride, Dr. J. C. Atkinson, pronounced them man and wife. The impressive ring service of the Methodist Episcopal church, South was used. Immediately after the wedding breakfast the bride and groom left for a short trip south. Mrs. Walsh, the younger daughter of Mrs. Emma Goldfinch, of Conway, possesses a charming personality, which has won her many friends in social and business circles. Dr. Walsh is a popular young druggist of Conway, highly esteemed for his splendid business ability and his j unfailing courtesy to all. , EH TURKISH a 2J VIRGINIA I B| BURLEY I I*ATEV AMERICAN TOMCCO CQ VA^I mm?iiniiiiiiiiiriiiiq^nynpHllHnnlHBHBBBHW^^BiM FOR SALE Sav? mill Outfit We offer for immediate sale a complete Saw Mill Outfit, containing Saw Mill, Boiler and Engine and necessaryshafting and pulleys at extreme sacrifice prices for quick sale. FORD & SUGGS Buck Bldg. Conway, S. C. IE CANDY HARMACY, Inc. 5ore of Service )ruary 19th, with EACH from Ten Cents ( 10c) up, t with a duplicate number. :ky number and is at our day night at 8:30, will relandies. Five boxes-given ne person can win over one )UR TICKETS ;ky number must be in our light. irmacy, Inc. c 30 Conway, S. C. ; of the Sutherland i. is now being sold below cost. Auction Sale here . ^ ii iii '" * j . >, { t " - . i\ NL,