The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 12, 1923, Page Page No. 3, Image 3
LOCAL AND
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W. S. Johnson was here one day re-j
cently.
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A. D. Vaught was here recently on|
. business. '
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7 S. A. Gore spent some time here
last week.
*****
A. D. Jackson was here last week
on business.
*****
Charlie Grainger was in Conway
' y;one day last week.
{ *****
M. M. Hardee was in Conway last1
week on business.
*****
Carson Grainger spent some time in
Conway last week.
*****
Mi ss Eugenia Buck has as her guest I
M iss Hazel Woodward.
*****
Jessie B. Nixon of Marion, S. C.,
spent Sunday in Conway. ?
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L. R. Hagood was in Conway on
business one day last week.
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W. C. Bell was anions the visitors
from the country recently.
* * * ? *
Ed. W. Page of Aynor was in Conway
the first of last week.
*****
Capers G. Barr of Georgetown
spent a day here last week.
*****
M. B. Thompson spent several
days here last week on business.
*****
Mrs. B. E. Hyman spent the weekend
in Tabor, N. C. with relatives.
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y1, . Mrs. E. S. C. Baker was hostess to
Ther sewing club Tuesday afternoon.
******
Car white corn to arrive this week.
Cooper-Smith Co. ad.
*****
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Reaves and
children of Vina, S. C., were in Conway
Saturday.
*****
F. A. Thompson of the Mullins bar
^ was in Conway last week attending to
P legal business.
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M iss George Johnson returned home
last Saturday after a three week's
tuui ui uic vvcni,
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Paper narpkins in plenty at the Heraid
office. Get a supply for the next
trip to the beach.
*****
The general meeting of the Missionary
Society was held at the Hut on
last Monday afternoon.
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N. M. McDowell was among the
farmers visiting Conway to attend to,
business during the week.
*****
Wm. Page spent the first of last
week in Conway, the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. W. H. Chestnut.
*****
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Cushman and
little daughter, Kate, left Tuesday for
^tHeir summer home at Myrtle Beach.
*****
Misses Elizabeth and Marie Wellons
left Friday morning to spend several
weeks with relatives in North Carolina.
*****
M. C. Woods, distinguished member
of the Marion bar, spent several days
here last week while the court was in
session. /
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Miss Lorena Inez Thigpen of Burlaw,
N. C., is visiting at the home of
her sisters, Mrs. Rav Elwell and Mrs.
W. H. Gav1o\
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Mr. and Mrs. Calhoun and family of
Wilmington are the guests of Mr. C alhoun's
mother, Mrs. J. A. Calhoun on
Eighth avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Rogers of Muilins
were the guests for several days this'
week of Mrs. Roger's sister, Mrs. R.
B. Scarborough.
Mrs. Claude Dusenbury and children
left Thursday to join Mr. Lnisenbury
in Bolton, N. C., where he is now engaged
in business.
*****
Miss Alma Lewis of Gallivant's
'Ferry is one of the instructors in the
lsunimer school here and is the guest
fc'f her brother and sister, Col. and
Mrs. T. B. Lewis, while in town.
*****
Dr. Theodore Quattlebaum and son,
Theodore, Jr., of Columbia, and Dr.
Gordon Quattlebaum of Anderson,
are visiting their uncle, Col. C. P.
Quattlebaum.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Hawes and children
left Tuesday for their summer
cottage at Myrtle Beach. They have
for their guests this week Mrs. Ar.nie
Vaught and children of Wilmington.
*****
Mrs. A. W. Barrett and son, Billy,
will leave this week for Montreat, N.
C., where Mrs. Barrett goes as a delegate
from the Pee Dee Presbyterial to
attend the Presbyterian Synodical.
Mrs. C. B. Dusenbury expects to attend
also.
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"How We Cleared Our Summer Home
of Rats," by Mrs. Perry.
"When we opened our seaside home
last May, it was alive with rats.
They'd chewed b11 the upholstering.
We cleaned them out in a week with
RAT-SNAP. I prefer this rat killer
^ because it comes in cake form, no
mixing. Srjves dirtying hands and
plates." Three sizes, 35c. (>5c, $1.25.
Bffi. Sold and guaranteed by Piatt's Pharf
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PERSONAL
Cordie Page spent Sunday with relatives
in Aynor.
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Car hay just arrived. Cooper-Smith
Co. v... ad.
*****
Miss Sara Jones of Mulliiis visited
relatives here this week.
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Sheriff J. A. Lewis and family visited
Myrtle Beach oil the 4th.
*****
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Scurry are spending
their vacation out of the city.
*****
H. L. Buck and T. J. Bell left last
Wednesday for Asheville on business.
*****
| Jack Long, a land surveyor of Pireway,
N. C., was in Conway last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Holliday and
family spent the 4th at Myrtle Beach.
*****
For Rent?One House. Apply to
Mrs. F. E. Oliver, Conway, S. C. 2ti.
*****
Mrs. Florrie Johnson is visiting her
I daughter, Mrs. Coleman, at Gallivants
Ferry.
*****
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McCoy are at
home after a two week's stay at Myrtle
Beach.
*****
Mr. Fitzhugh Bethea and family of
Dillon, are spending the week at Myrtle
Beach.
*****
Col. John P. Cooper and family of
mjr ii* ? . -
i iviuimiK. are spending this week at
Myrtle Beach.
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Miss Mary Thomasson left last Saturday
for Rock Hill where she will
visit relatives.
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See us for everything in heavy pro- .
ccries, case poods, feeds of all kinds.
Cooper-Smith Co. ad. .
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Miss Bessie Dusenbury spent last
week at Myrtle Beach, the guest of .
Mrs. Hoyt McMillan.
*****
Miss Sudie Mae Thompson has been
spending some time in Mullins recerftly
visiting friends.
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Mrs. H. L. Scarborough and children
and Mrs. R. B. Scarborough spent
the 4th at Myrtle Beach.
*****
Charles Grainger of Tabor, N. C.,
was among tlie farmers who spent
several days here last week.
* * * *
Mi ss Mary Harlee left last Saturday I
morning for Florence and other points
where she will spend her vacation.
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Miss Mary Holliday will be at home
for the summer with her narents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Holliday on Laurel St.
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Mrs. Mayo Holliday after a two
weeks visit, here to relatives, will return
this week to her home in Beaufort,
N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Watson and
children left last week for Roslyn, Va. *
where they will visit Dr. E. O. Watson's
family.
*****
Carson Grainger of the Tabor, N.
C., section of the county spent several
days here last week in attendance upon
the court.
*****
J. M. Johnson of the firm of Johjison
and Roberts, spent the first of
last week in Conway as a witness in
the Floyd-Page case.
*****
Misses Lucile and Elizabeth Sasser
who spent the month of June in Wallace,
N. C. with their sister, Mrs.
Brill, have returned home.
*****
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ross, and
.Mrs. Lockhart Gaddy, of Ansonville,
N. C., are spending this week with
Col. and Mrs. M. R. Smith.
*****
Armstrong Haflee, after spending a
week in Conway with his sister, Mrs.
McQpeen Quattlebaum, left last Saturday
for his home in Atlanta, Ga.
* * * * *
, Hon. L. M. Gasque of Marion was
in Conway several days last week engaged
as one of the attorneys for W.
L. Mishoe in his suit against the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Co.
*****
Col. and Mrs. M. R. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. John F. Ross and Mrs. J. Lockhart
Gaddy, spent several days this
week at Myrtle Beach and Murrels Inlet.
I if. r tr fii - i t i *i i
mi*. .1. rv. oinivey ana rnnaren returned
last week from Edisto Island
where they had visited Rev. and Mrs.
.C .E. Robertson, sister of Mrs. Stalvey.
Lost?One brown kid slipper or.
road from Conway to Mullins. Finder
please notify Mrs. Stacy Smith,
Box 202, at Mullins and receive reward.
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L. D. Lide and H. S. McC&iidish. of
Marion, S. C., were here last week engaged
as attorneys for the plaintiff ir
the Floyd-Page land case, this having
been the second trial of this case.
* * * * *
Mrs. W. A. Sanders and sons,
James Ellwood and Fred, of Norfolk.
Va., left last Saturday after spending
several weeks in Conway with her sisters,
Mrs. B. T. Hyman and Mrs. 8.
M. McKeithan.
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Cures Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dengue
or Bilious Fever. It destroys the
germs. 5]3'23-20t.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed.. L. Smith spetjt
Sunday on the lulcL
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Jos. W. Holliday was away on business
one day last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt McMillan spent
last Sunday in Muilins with relatives.
* * *
J. N. Martin of Marion is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Paul Quattlebaum.
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Jos. W. Holliday went over to
Kingsbure last Saturday on business.
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See us for tobacco twine. CooperSmith
Co. ad.
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Mrs. Rawlinson has returned from
Wilmington, N. C., where she visited
her son.
*****
Mrs. Sallie H. Smith and Miss Belle
Smith, are spending some time at
MurrelPs Inlet.
*****
The Lambert Circle met for its
July meeting with Mrs. Ella Coles,
with Mrs. Proctor as leader.
*****
Rev. L. H. Seamons, a student of
Ashbury College, preached at the
Methodist church on Sunday evening.
There were light showers of rain
last week and the crops were greatly
benefitted in this section by f.he lain.
*****
Miss Mary Lee Robertson of Edisto
Island returned with her aunt Mrs. J.
K. Stalvey to spend several weeks
here.
* ? * *
Raymond Ambrose left last Thursday
for Lake Junaluska, N. C., where
he will attend Camp Junaluska for
Boys.
* *
Mrs. Battle and her little daughter,
Margaret, are spending some time
with Mrs. J. C. Spivey at Myrtle
Beach. ?
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Holliday and
family left for the beach last Monday
.afternoon where they will spend some
time.
* * * * *
Mrs. D. G. Spivey visited Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Spivey at Gudenuff, their
summer cottage on Myrtle Beach, for
the week-end.
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Marion people came toward the
beach on the Fourth while some Horry
people went over in Marion to
spend the day.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Goldfinch and
children, who hnvp hppn at Mvvt.lp
Beach for the past three weeks, returned
home last week.
* * * * *
All of the offices at the court house,
all of the stores, except drug stores,
were closed last Wednesday in honorof
the Fourth of July.
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. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. McWhite and
.little daughter, Margaret, left last
week for Atlanta, Ga., where they
took Margaret for treatment.
* * * *
There are many dangerous places
where fast driving is nothing except
taking chances against fate. Watch
out for these and he careful how you
.drive.
*****
Two splendid Sunday schools, one
by the Methodist congregation and the
other by the Baptist, have been organized
at Myrtle Beach, for the summer
months.
^ * * * *
This is the season of the year when
greens spring up and grow. This
means that it is the season when this
kind of food is the best for the health
of man. The family that is without a
good garden is short of one of .the
best things that a family can have to
live cheaply and in health in this part
of the country.
*****
There are automobile accidents almost
every day in sections of the
country so near to us that when we
read about them in the daily papers
we may happen to know some of the
people whose lives are lost, or who
sustain permanent injury. This is
enough to make some of us take notice
that the same thing might happen
at our very doors, and in fact there
has been several narrow escapes reported
here lately. It.may be-possible
to go through such things a number
of times and get off without any serious
hurt; but at last there may come
a time when it was tried just one time
too many.
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vFvlvl Fever. Donirup or Riltnna
Ferer. 5|3i23-20t.
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HORRY COUNTY
TRUST CO.
L. D. MAGRATH, Manafcer
Real Eslale, Bonds and
Insurance.
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S. C, JULY 12, 1023
S. H. Brown spej&t some time in
Cor.way last week.
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A. L. Lewis was in Conway last
week with relatives.
* * *
A. F. Woods vas here or.e day last
week on legal business.
* * *
Mrs. I?. B. Scarborough recently
visited relatives and friends at Mullins,
S. C.
*****
M iss Coline Tallon left recently fori
her home at Lynchburg. She was
a teacher in the art class here.
*****
L. M. Gasque was in Conway several
days last week engaged in a trial
in the court of common pleas.
*****
Hon. Hal L. Buck left here the n iddle
of last week to be away on lusiness
until Monday of this week.
*****
Johnson and Brunson, of the Marion
Star, passed through Conway last
week on their way to spend several
days at the beach.
*****
Most of the lawyers- were due to
spend the Fourth in their offices here
preparing for cases due to be called
last Thursday. Only some of the members
of the bar were able to get away
for the holiday.
*****
Two tracts of land in Socastee were
sold on the first Monday in this month
for the satisfaction of tax executions
and for the purpose of making a partition
of the proceeds, after payment
of the taxes, anions heirs of the late
Mrs. H. S. Turbeville.
*****
It is not safe to drive an automobile
at a great rate of speed in a country
where there are others perhaps just
learning to drive, and where there
are so many cross roads and by-paths
running into others. That it is not safe
is proved by the hundreds of accidents
taking place every month in this section
of the South.
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Three prohibition enforcement officers
passed through Conway last
Wednesday morning bound for Myrtle
Beach, no doubt intending to see that
the law was enforced during the ob
servance of the national holiday. At
last accounts they had not disco verad
any violations of the law occurring
in such a manner as would enable
them to make arrests or confiscate
property or moonshine. Just a day or
two before their advent the deputy
sheriff under James A. Lewis captured
a still this side of Socastee bridge.
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Many of the people of Conway !
spent last Wednesday at the beach.
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Mrs. Mayo Holliday arrived recently
to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1
J. W. Taylor. ]
* * * *
Mrs. E. S. C. Baker was hostess to
a party of little folk recently, the occasion
being the celebration cf little
Miss Perry Baker's fourth birthday.
*****
The Baptist Summer Conferences at
Myrtle Beach brought together more
than fiOO persons for recreation, rest
and study. The conference will be repeated
next summer. 1
*****
The warehouse men will do their
full share of advertising the Conway
tobacco market. It is only just and
right that the business men in other
lines should do theirs.
*****
Theve was an increased patronage
at the beach resorts Jast week on account
of the Fourth of July. Automobiles
passed through Conway from
many sections of the <tate, and were
returning the latter part of the week.
*****
Cars were passing through Conway
at all times of the night, almost every
night last week. The cars contained
parties of people on their way to the
beach and returning from the beach
after spending the Fourth or weekend
at some of the seaside resorts.
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QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
The 3rd Quarterly Conference of the
Conwav ]\1 ofr?flifiiiM-rtU ??.;n k
uiiui v. ii ? in DC cut;
nipht of July the 15th 1923.
Rev. D. A. Phillips, presiding- elder
the Marion District, will provcli at
8 o'clock and the Quarterly Conference
will be held immediately after
lie preaching service.
We can make this conference a real
occasion. May it be so.
Sincerely yours,
J. C. Atkinson.
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NOTICE TO REGISTER
Editor Herald:
Since the county commissioners
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Sales will Open
my will be represei
0 here.
/ise my friends and patrons to j
pe.
rou grade and tie your tob<
cs, about 30 to 35 bundles to
and even. Keep it at least a ds
: before bringing it to the ware!
warehouse on the sticks and I
more to your advantage.
1 this because I want to get fo
lat your tobacco will bring,
take the sticks back home an?
t successful farmers here and
ks in the way I have advised.
less not only for my
1 I give you this advi
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>me pleased.
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f. Patronize home
equal.
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have ordered another election for tho
purpose of locating the bridge across
upper Waccamaw River and as it will
be necessary to be registered 30 days
before the election, I want to call this
matter to the attention of the voters
of ;Simpson Creek and Little River
townships, who are not registered to
be sure and register at Conway on the
first Monday in August.
W. A. PRINCE.
DUD'S DEST FDIEND
The best friend of any father
or mother is your shoe repair
man. He is the one who really
helps you to e^nomize.
Mv repair snop is run on a
strictly business basis, and my
modern factory equipment helps
materially to reduce vour shoe
bills.
When your shoes are mended
by Bill Kulchycke you know
that they are done right, and
W'ill CTIVA villi ninrn' VYirkVA ?-?irvr?f c?
of service than they otherwise
would.
. Send the children's shoes to
me, and you can see for yourself
the difference in good work and
cobbling.
I guarantee my work for your
money, can't charge for cobbler
work.
BILL KULCHYCKE
13 Main Street, Conway, S. C.
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