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BARNWELL. SOUTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1923.
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HOME BANK OR BARNWELL.
Largest County OrcuflUon.
ALLENDALE COUNTY FAIR
OPENS NEXT WEDNESDAY
Great Program Arranged for First'
Day.—Football & Feature.
Allendale, Nov. 12.—The scene of
much energy and pep, the Allendale
County Fair Ground is rapidly being
rounded into a regular village of
stands and frame work of various de
scriptions, for they are preparing for
Allendale County’s First big fair.
Emergency stands to accomodate
the big crowds expected for the two
football games are going right up,
and the contractors expect to have
everything in readiness a week ahead
of the games. Space is being re
served for advertising exhibit per
mits as well as for farm, community,
school and individual exhibits in the
big tents which will house the ex
hibits this year. * .
A great program has been arrang
EDUCATIONAL MEETINGS
TO BE HELD IN COUNTY
CONTROL OF OAT SMUT
IS QUITE IMPORTANT
JAMES F. BYRNES ASSAILS
UNITED STATES SENATE
EVANGELIST FROM CHINA
^MADE IMPRESSIVE TALKS
NUMBER 11.
EX-PRESIDENTS SPEECH
IS HEARD IN BARNWEUL
August Body Fails to Adopt Program The Rev. W. C. McLaughlin Visited Wilson Calls United States to
Looking to Ending of Wars.
Williston Recently.
"TT". « - • ” :
Williston, Nov. 10.—Rev. W. C.
tance and Leadership.
Ex-I
Program Arranged for Educational Is Very Widespread and Destructive
Week, November 19 to 24. Small Grain Disease.
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List of Educational meetings 1 Oat smut is one of the most wide-1 “The victory won by our boys pn
scheduled te be held throughout spread and'destructive diseases of the battlefields of France was lost by MeLaughTih, Evangelist of-*he South- broke hi* long silence Saturday Bight__
Barnwell Cojinty during “Educational small grain. It occurs wherever oats the wiles of politicians in the senate,” ern Presbyterian church at Haichow, in an address to the people of the
Week”— November 19-24, 1923. are grown and where proper control declared Congressman James F. i China, delivered a very impressive ad- United States, which was delivered -
Every section in the county has a measures are not practiced, serious Byrnes of Aiken in a speech before dress on his work at the Williston in the study of his Washingtonf
the Methodist Men’s club of the Wash
ington Street church last night, in
♦which he severely flayed the senate
Presbyterian church Sunday morning, and broadcasted by radio from that
He also spoke to the several adult city and New York. Local radW
bible classes of the Baptist Sunday stations were tuned in for the reeep-
school in the morning. While inWd-'tion of Mr. WHson’s speech, which
listen, he was the guest of Mr. and was heard more or lesa distinctly.
Mrs. J. A. Latimer. i Those who heard his voic* here de-
meeting scheduled, although it was loss is caused.
impossible to hold a meeting in each Control: Oat smut can be con-
school house. It is hoped that the trolled by giving the seed a disinfect-
patroriS'rin these few districts with- ant treatment that will kill the adher- of the United States for not having
out a meeting will attend the meeting ing spores without injuring the germ- adopted some program looking to
held in the adjoining district nearest ination of the oat seed. The best the ending of wars,
them. An effort ?s being made by the treatment so far perfected is with The blame for the failure of the
Committee to have a visiting speaker formaldehyde solution. The chemical senate to set was frankly placed by | a* enjoyable meeting* of Ma Ik i! very old man. indicating that he has
present in addition to the two local can be secured from any reliable Sfy. Byrnes on the churches of Amer* j Watson chapter, D. A. R.. was held not recovered from the physical cat-
speakers at every meeting. In the druggist and may be used as des- | ca . “If the churches of America.” Thursday, November 1. with Miss Inpea that overtook him during hw
country school houses, tl^ meetings cribed below. he said, “had spoken five years ago * May Willis as horteep. > incumbency as President of the Uui-
will be held at 7:00 o’clock p. ra., and The following it the method most j n the militant spirit in which they The regent, Mrs. W C. Smith. Sr., I ted States. He
One of the most important as well dared that it sounded like that of a
in the town schools at 7:30 p. m. Only commonly used in this Stata: Make
the names of the local speakers are up a solution of one pint of commer-
ed for the first day, Wednesday .of j given below:
next week, which will be as follows:
9:10 a. m Parade to Fair Grounds.
10:1
Jsmei
►c* - "
School eth
Monday, Nov. 19th.
Friendship:— Mr. Victor
cial <approx. 40 per cent.) formalde
hyde in 4A gallons of water. Art the
Lewis, gram to 4 treated into sacks, ab*»ot
m. Opening actress by Hon. 1
Kline; Miss Kate
flimsas. Barnwell
e bushel ta a sack
dip sack mCe a bar •
WfeB •WF I
Byrnes.
Blackxtlle:—Coi
1 Harry D Calhoun.
re! riiul einlng the
lulutleu. aad allow
4* ckljr to
Fair buildings and Midway
> Barnwell; Mrs ('I
Lara L J. Hitt. Dko
* to mmum fur five
ar tea mtauftaa.
I toil sil
PWusaat Hill -
nurt M ft Self.
Move the such up
dnd dawu lu the am
spoke yesterday against war, the > lifter the routine business had h
world would not today he in s thaotic dispneed of presented the merits
condition that
people" The
their pulpits i
and 1
ten | « SO oYtork and talked for •%
of etoa. His spssrh la fall was «
W ild Woof art by
ir
Bupt. H H Slag. Duahar-
D 9.
Poftrfas High
art hf
of
li
J. rWhR—. BWt
wMb hagghsg or r ee* o*
gram out la a pde on e
amf emme t wuh hagv*ug
frighteaa thoughtfal
ministers retired la
so soea after the war
the mothers retired *ee
r houses TWy thought
wed Hut they hud
flip
fttlriftM Wo* w pftot
the “Bloch Cert Mrs te" plan; peepoe
ed by the aatlenal eertety.fse the
purpose of raising a permanent es
damsMut fund In he raiasd for (he
•pbeeo and enrs of Coutlosofnl Me
asseta! halt. Waehmglao. H CL This
: ms #»' «m meuaartal huMAug la faL
I T pmd 9m. hut a rsnmren mnsoy u* i
Iowa: •
“Tie Annieersay e# Ar
*Kouid stir as to great
bseanas uf the pram
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ring kept tn 1>r opponent a ter-
r t<*ry nearly the entive game. Deo-
mark threatened to score twice, har
ing made substantial gains by end
runs and penalties, but lacked the
neresaary punch to carry the ball
over. Either Barnwell has a better
team than Fairfax or Denmark did
not play its usual game, fts these two
teams battled to a 0-0 tie the prev
ious week.
Unfortunately for tlte visitors, they
f*owaly Agent
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iw’daur«
(toot* (koe News.
It deas w
oiertuee i
w«e Nol 1. Nov. li
d*o4>y ei
ter visited Sirs. J. J.
a*v tram
j-.
turn will make the a
n their schools.
Sol Rlatt. Chariman,
H. J. Crouch,
J. D. Robison,
Mrs. Edgar A. Brown,
Committee.
reniiy
of Williston.
Myrtle Givens visited Misses
ind Kittle Parker recently.
he boild>
ag mi aub
W» V *w • «
Mr
knee, the
too awot
Monde
war T
be net iea*
heir arti
vitiee from
Mrs.
ta build
ling mils-
1 day wi
1 suhmar
ines The
berg.
gtnea o
isfemng
hui'ding warship
era. a'rnlanes ar
* r m v of the United States never cost
'ftorniam ef ledrsewneme Mase W <
ha mawmf a emmine mi gupas* naf
* Whea diWloa law « uf ** ^in.
sums the weahwmf hors
Mrs CL J. hnina hns istureed from
be Huvesmsh
and Mrs A M Kennedy spent
f tn Aagueta
J. A. Latuaer spent Wednea-
ith Mrs. B. D. Carter ia Bam
itors in this section last Fri-
Williston Downs (Tlar
Norman Johnson and his br de the American peonle over 1110,000,
ooo before the war. This year it i
roaring *2*0 000.000. v
A^e They Justified?
Mr. and Mrs. E. A“ Walker and
Mrs. J. E. Newsom was amotyr
those who attended The Bamberg Fair
thi» week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Boyd and
children, of Wagener, were visitors
1 here Sunday.
"Are not the women of America, Mrs. M. N. Ahl and Miss Mattie-
rh 'dren of y\iken, were visitors of ” s * ' n as * < ‘ n if : Shall the cradles < ene Porter are attending the Bara-
• v
Mm. T T HaH recenriy,
M rs ‘Robert Johnson and MrtfT Min-
Willlston, Nov. 9.—In a hotly con-
Ipst two of their men in the early part tested football r game here Wednes-
of the game, one with a broken nose day afternoon Williston won from n ’ e Verier have been sick, but are
and tfie othe/‘a broken leg, a visit- Olar. 8 to 0. Williston was able to at thjurritingr—
ing player being responsible for'the penetrate the visitors’ line at will but ^ rs - Clinton Morris and Clinton,
of today fill the trenches of tomor be*-" Fair this week,
row? No man c«n say ‘No” with Mesdames B. D. and J. F. Carter,
assurance. I can’t, because I don’t of Bamberg, were guests of Mrs. j!
hel eve^ it can be done unless the A. Latimer last week,
snirit of Christ is born again in the Mrs. W. E. Prothro was called to
y
list named injury to his team mate, was outplayed on end runs. In the Tr " h vp returned from a visit to rTMn s ° TT1P ” an(1 ud1p ' !S the C}}rs- Rutoiiy last week bv the serious
It would be unfair to any member second half each tried the aerial at- t^eir fr-andmo+her, Mrs. Ida Reklam. t an neo-' e adont a militant spirit to- illness of her sister,. Mrs. Price,
of 4he BarnwelFeleven' to name the tack, Williston getting the best of Mrs. J. A. Collins spent wa (j r wqr- Mosdame? C.- F. R zer, M. E. Rizer
stars, as eifeh and every man played this. Kitch : ngs made a perfect catch ^ariirda^ Wth their daughter, Mrs.\. want l " v na t’on to be no lag- and R. E. Goodwin,'of O’ar, were vis-
a splendid game. from McLeod and raced 35 yards for W. E. Kitchings. ^ ,n fVlp pa ' loe the Ma?ier.” .de- ito^s i n W lliston Monday.
—> » a'touchdown. Williston failed to We were glad to see, so many of c !>rp " congressman in closing his Mr. C. J. Bailey, of Springfield, has
“Sue, Dear” Was Pleasing. kick goal. In the last quarter Willis- ° ur lo’ks at Sundav school Sunday cr ' nec ^- ^ waT1+ ^ av rf>TY1 ° when moved to Williston and accented a
^ ... — ^ ton threw Olar fo* a safety, netting afternoon. Come, one, come all. The "ennle of the world shall look to nosirion at Bo'and’s Barber shop.
One of the most delightful musical Wiliston eight points. The playing time has been changed to 3 o’clock. America for moral le^dersb-n. ,.I Rp V . E. A. Fuller, representing the
comedies seen and heard in Barnwell of McLeod, Kitchings and Scott in » ■ • * want the day to come when they shvlb Clemson Alumni Endowment Fund
in quite some time wa s “Sue^Dear,” Williston’s backfield and the ^en- Gas Tax for Past Month. ,ook unon our fln< ? as not on ’ v the wj>s a visitor in .W : lliston Wednesdav.
the offering at the Vamp Theatre Sit- did work in the line of Weeks Whit- ' of but the flag of hu- Messrs. D. L.' Merritt and O. N. | ; ,n thp * nd POHJoae et
unlay evening, and it ia to be regret- tie and R. Lee stood out and Detain- The receipts from the gasoline tax ma 'ty, too.” ^ Conriney were among those from r1 ’*rna*ional ^n'inr>-4%ua. and only
ted that a larger audience was not in gpr and several others of the Olar in South ( rolina fell off during the The «ongre«sman held t^e closest WiP -to^attending a Masonic meet- ^ u * r ’’ n wp retuni to the true trmdV-
at tendance, due to the fact that the
date prevented many merchants and
^hetr clerks from attending The
the
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9oso fooAe*a4 aanes sod
■* 4»'faei smd aao*e asti moes
wa as Rrtaaraismg cl
uLw9 me anig9t 9ave tear v* lad 9eoa
*aa* frmm bad to waeaa aotU new
•a if te furwtab a sort ef MnMev «R»
iax—France and Italy between them
—• wa«*e osner^ef the treaty
if Veraatllm. and the whole field at
ntemational relationship M la paai*
'ous confusion
“The affairs of the world can 9a
’at straight onlv bv the finaeat sad
most determined exhibition of the w99
f o lead and make the right prevail.
“Hapmly. the present situation ef
iffairs in the world affords us an op
portunity to retrieve the past and fte
•pnder to mankind the incomnaraMe
envee of proving that there is at
’"ast one great arid powerful nation
'vb : ch can mit aside programs of seW-
'rPerest and devote itself to praetle-
: ”g •'rrd estnbBshing the highest ideals
a* disin^e-’estod serv J ce, and the coa-
'tant maintenance of exalted stand-
••cds o^ epps-oenco arid of right.
P”» So'Mn^eresT Away.
"The onlv wav in which we ena
bow %nr true annunciation of the si^-
riflrance of Arm ; s + ice Dav is by ra-
«tn f'ut self- ! nterest away,
and once wore formulate and act uo-
‘aasy la Mat ai
r» had esrvlWot
re a
ml the feet that she rwoaymoy rarnaa
nw asMkwwra addad mar9 w» 1
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wama *• «
t0 mtmmm
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kmftft dasaamwafifia
49 maws Ubwa can 9a aaif
■asMBm m dk» iaaft TW
mrnmmm tm 9M» «
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team played star ball.
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Card af Tbaafca.
Mrs Ida K- Matte and family wiah
Id •oprswa tWw wasere ihaa9a lo the
maaif fc— R wb» mmwtsyad am
msfiawai and dhddt •< 9as
Ma U9wi9w Mama
past month
receipt i for
cording to f
the SUte H
tat far Orta
third gamg
ton a
about 17.000 ydrr the a t^ntion of his aud : ence of aooroxi- ,ng and dianer at Aiken Tuesday | <>f America.”
mately 100 men and was given
he previous month. ac y maiciy iw men and was given an
'uiua iast artr auacod vf ®va»ion when he eonehkted. Indors-
iway Departr «t'. The ,n * aoeech moat heartily, the Rmr
er waa llSd.lt>J7, eaa- Mart L Carlisle D D. paater of the
ewrh. the hmbway fa- 4 jumm. —— edfthawhe
ew»itiea aad •yraaa whieh wae gtvew.—The
fitam Re* 19
evening.
Dr. 0. J. Trbtti has
OrangeKorg. where jw
Edsta DeoUl leelsty I
Seiatoe A M
ha* a few dean thm
'dHege ea the
from
the
the
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