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VOLtMK XLVIL
BARNWELL. SOUTH CAROUNA. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 1923
NUMBER IX
County Fair and Gala Week Dec. 3-8
BARNWELL FAIR WILL GET FARM PERSONAL NEWS
ASSN. ORGANIZED NEWS BY RADIO FROM WTLLISTON
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING HELD
HEBE TUESDAY.
Capital Stock Readily Subscribed and
Plans Laid to Enlarge the
Organization.
COUNTY AGENT’S OFFICE TO BE
EQUIPPED.
Receiving Set Has Arrived and Will
Be Installed by Mr. Boy Is*
toit immediately.
An enthusiastic meeting of local
business men was held in Barnwell
Tuesday morning, at which time the
Barnwell County Fair Association
was formally organized, officen and
directors elected and an application
made for a charter. The meeting was
vailed to order by Mayor Bennett,
with Mr. B P. Davies acting as secre
tary. A motion was made by Mr. W
H. Du nr an that the stork be »ub»c nV
•d and the organiiaftoe psrfected. S day
which was seewadad and carried It
moved and carried that re h
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The office of County Agent Harry
G: Boy 1st on will be equipped with n
radio outfit for receiving weather and
market reports in the near future.
The set has been received and Mr.
Boyl •ton plans to have it installed at
once. The Extension Service of Clem-
son College began broadcasting 30-
minwto programs of agricultural ma
terial on November 19th at 7 00 p.
® Those program* are given Mon-
a. Wsdwwsdnys awd Fridays and
rsMMMat of .onsmacws. wrath*r and
marts*, as ws and othae musleciwi boor -
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THOMAS FLOURNOY CHAPTER
HOLDS MEETING.
Mrs. Q. A. Kennedy, Sr., Entertains
for Mrs. Boyce Brooker and
Other Friends.
W’illiston, Nov. 24.—The Thomas
Flournoy Chapter, U. S. D., 1812, held
their November meeting with Mrs.
Q A. Kennedy. Sr., on Tuesday., 'No
vember 20. An 1812 grave marker
was ordered for a hero of that war.
After the cloae of the businese ses
sion the hostess served delicious re
freshments in four courses
BARNWELL PUTS
UP GREAT FIGHT
OUTPLAYS RICHMOND SCRUBS
IN FIRST HALF.
Georgians Forced to Run in Varsity
Players to Save Team from
Defeat.
The Barnwell high school football
team invaded Georgia territory Sat
urday apd outplayed the Richmond
Academy reserves in the drat hhff c.f
n stubbornly fought game that after-
immMP The contest was featured by
the 96-yard run of Anderson of ?9rn-
well for a touchdown. At the begin
ning of Ihr second half the score was
Mrs Q. A. Kennedy. Rc . enter- 7 to 0 ta favor of BorvrweU aad Ml or-
tied nt a lonely lea Ml honor of Mrs dev to save ihemseivee from defeat.
Boyne BrqBher and a number of RsHusmwd Academy wws forced to run
frwnA« Mrs Bvisliv wae fwrmsity L^n i^fpi •*y | lny»rs. aMmugb
n remuom sd 9 «wth ('arwliaa hot swithee of the Aagwetn poymn sow hi
vwmbw I wore age made hee home wwl | to mews sen this fact lu ibec dewret^
her hmhusML Dr Bey*e Bhoahee, a f tiwun sd the game In egme *4 • tbe
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OVERLAND NATL.
DEMONSTRATION
OVERLAND CHAMPION TO GIVE
FREE RIDES.
We«k of November 22-29 Set Aside by
Willys-Overland pealere to
Demonstrate Cars.
BARNWELL BOYS
SHOT SATURDAY
CALHOUN LEMON HIT BY LOAD
' OF BIRD SHOT.
“Rube” Still Also Wounded When Goa
* In Hands of Joe Brabham
la Discharged.
Calhoun Lemon, the 13-yenr old sea
of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lemon, and
“Rube” Still, son of Supervisor J. R.
Still, both of this city, wan
shot Saturday morning while
mg fmm a hunt with two ether h
romp*n»o<ie wf about their age Yeu
Lemon awd Ben Dwviea. Jr. w mu
Mr and Mrs B F. Duvtea. Ml Bm
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Mr. L. L. Johnson, of the Johnson
Motor Company, of BlackviUe. was in
the city Monday and stated to a rep
resentative of The Pbegile that No
vember 92-29 is Champion Demonstra
tion Week among Wiilys-Overiand
dealers, branches aad distributors
throughout the United States
Willys-Overland. Inc. has set mid*
this perled as a awrchaadteiag period | shortly after eight eVtwch
when greatr*4 etmue wtl Be lad up 1 a m fu»ag to •howl bsrds T
tlu* m««t ewmatite of all uf Aa medeU 1 mtwrumg Beeae aBwUl II e*i
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The Fair this year is merely a
beginning, and nr«e»*wrily a ie«vlr t
one. but there is no rras*Hi under the
*un why Barnwell County cannot
stage* a fair second to none in the
State. After deciding to fa:r
this year, the time in which to make
arrangements was very limited, hut
it is believed that a very, creditable
showing will be made, everything
considered.
The management has arranged
with the Virginia Shows to furni.-h
attractions f6r the week, and this
company will bring some ten high
class attractions and four riding de
vices to Barnwell for the entire week
of December 3rd to 8th.
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v**f* waek ha*
Mr afid Mm
I lw—1 «
Ah **•■* -<• * m *
wifi tog to nut
I **urivdhr wove
1 —Y’har*
1 campwtg
getting eld ee»
• Mr* 3. C, Hair
rfcanft*
pruned and
•y rayed and as-
Mr*. J. B. »U
j tisttng
tn pufrkaam
g fruit tree* far
1 ily. of Augusta
I new oi
rrkard*. Big
•avmgs can to
I er’s mother, Mn
1 made t
>y buying fru
it tree* co-opera-
I Reel wa« arcomi
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«F4r 7 Btaftt
tire with the a«si«tanee of the Comity
Agent. Anyone interested in setting
orchards will take the matter up with
me at an early date.”
PLEASANT HILL MAN
IS INJURED IN FA'LL
Ben E. Grubbs, well known citizen
of the Pleasant Hill section, was seri
ously injured Thursday when he fell
from a wagon loaded with hay. In
falling he was precipitated to a hard
Aj^ Stated last wppk T F.lma | plaoe along tho mad, guffprinp covo. .
J’ave, Home Demonstration Agent,
wiTMviidher annual exhibit day on
Tuesday, Dfcceuiber 4th, and will al-
Jow the exhibit td'^cipain open to
the public throughout the' Week. This
exhibit will show in some measure
progress that is being made by the
county.
Supt. J. 11^;Robison and Mr. Solo
mon Blatt have charge of the athlet
ic*, and ate making arrangements
for one or mors foot hull garni ■ te ha
played during the w**k TW date
will W aawnwmwd Inter '
In MtvWmg An pMngte mt ten i i n—y
nras w—n,. Aw Imm
Ben E. Grubbs Precipitated From a
Loaded Wagon Thursday.
al broken ribs and other Internal in
juries as the result.
Well Known Negro Dead.
Council Cross, a highly respected
negro, of Willixton, died Sunday after
an illnes^of. two months. He was
well known to many public men
throughout the State, ^having worked
In and around the State House bi Co
lumbia oner I Mil Foe many year*
W was doer-keeper of the Hawse
Monday.
rl and daughter. Em
in* % Mittng the form-
. D f. Merritt. Mr*,
tanird to V4 11| is ton by
Mr. Reel, who is enjoying a deer hunt
near Charleston this week.
Mesdames W. C. Smith, J. E. New
som and C. G. Matthews *have' re
turned from Greenville, where they
went as delegates to the D. A. R.
conference. Mesdames Newsom and
Matthews visited Mrs. I.igon Simpson
in Pelzer on their return trip and
were joined in Greeijwood by Messrs.
J>E. Newsom and G. C. Matthews.
^ Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Smith and fam
ily attended the Lybrand reunion at
New Holland, near Wagoner, last
Saturday. The happy occasion" was
the TotH.’birthday of . Mrs. Smith^
i cwfwtvw fwmpBny has ewtsewdl
dy into r*MfwrutMO with the j
Awaurtetteu. Oiw of ths Btet I
T» attended t« by the advance
was to rati at The People office
9*4 **gwl ib tte «we. a low*
wwi ye»* e MMulwoMe te
ad tomyee*
*r teat and upheftAery re-
nsbat feet of ipocr for sale*-
iplev, •uit rate*, trunks and
i»
and buy a half-pdgr advertisement to
help boost the fair. Thta spirit dem
onstrate* that the Virginia Exposition
Shows want to do their part in mak
ing the fair a -uccess.
The Virginia»Exposition Shows will
bring to Barnwell several high class
shows and riding devices. Their
shows include an exceptionally first
class Minstrel Show, the old fashion-
• - „ w
ed negro comedy attraction that
Suothern pe'ople so fully enjoy. They
have several other good shows. Their
riding devices are the ferris wheel,
merry-go-round, the whip, aeroplane
.swing and catapillar ride. This show
father, Mr.fr W.-L5-brafi,r, wKitVVas+^'T’ 1 * 1 '" 1 s^efan,tK?r"South Giro-
a PactrrwMa M *1
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the occasion of a delightful barbecue.
Mrs. B. E. Grubbs has'^rsitiirned
"from a visit to her daughter, ftfrs.-
Cora Sanders, of Augusta.
C. W. Armstrong has returned to
Williston from Columbia.
The spacious home of Mr. and Mrs.
D. L. Merritt, on Springfield road,
was the scene of one of the most en
joyable •ocial events of the season
last Friday evening when Mr. W M.
Player rfitrrtamad hi Baaar of the
Wiffirtaa high school fastball towns.
Mwmu **i paifvwmhv rwwuurwa-
UUB w*rv «*^ry*4
I luggage, farm tool*, prudwre and *up
I pltea, camp duffle and other equip
ment that K might be necessary to
transport, all of which ran be easily
loaded into this compartment.
Mr. Johnson will be glad to demon
strate this and other model* to intee-
ested parties. He ha* wisely chosen
Thf People as the best medium
through which to teach the people of
Barnwell County, and the first of an
interesting series of advertisements
will be found elsewhere in this issue.
lina towns and has given splendid
satisfaction., Thosewho enjoy the
form of entertainment that a midway
affords will find ample amusemapt
h r^ during.Fair Week.
Mrs. Dunbar and Mrs. Eugene
Buckingham, of Ellenton, were the
guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Julian Bush. >»<•
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out again after bring confined te tha
hnow of his fiaoghtrr. Mrs. Gfwbha,
of MockvAr. for suvral ««*ha. Ho
wan a vmBmw A Vfflmfoa Tteofiar
Mr Q B Aohq —testa sod B flbw
*4 Bm ftetete af 9m rwpmj Mfi
so 9hs Ite* Mote Ao soso
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-^No Suit Against Buick
vTho People has been requested to
publish tfie followlbg letter addresV-
oBsrB
| Awf to row* —• a •* M—
j lor MRh, wfff a*S vowsomo ooifi Tt
I 9a v awsog to Ihr foes thot Jofipt
I C FvaAhrrsteor has booo rallsd te
i tend ao eo boor eesoAo of the
arrow Coort ao the iMt. Graod
petit jarors have beea luauoooad
carding I > Petit Jurors far the l
week of the approaching term I
been drawn. a« follows:
John G. Matthews, Blackvtlle.
R. S. Dicks, Barnwell.
Henry C. Mitchell, Williston.
H. Frank Herndon, Blackrilie.
Harold H. Hay, Red Oak.
S. J. Bailey, Four Mile.
Newman Connor, Barnwell.
Jacob Howell Delk, BlackviUe.
Leon W. Hutto, BlackviUe.
Herman Brown, BlackviUe.
J. C. Fields, Great Cypress.
W. H. Gilliam, Barnwell.
Louis Cohen, Barnwell.
ed to the Denmark Buick Go. by the
President of the Buick. Motor Co., of
Detroit, Mich.:
November 22, 1923-
To Dealers atTd Customers
'--l^hile we all realize that unfair
methods employed by any company
or individual will act as a boomerang
and eventually retard prosperity of
the originator, we feel called upon at
this time to state that reports being
circulated to the effect that the
Buick Company has been sued by one
of Ms »om p* it tori far patent Infringe*
aarote M eh* lately uatrue awd with
% te
A Aw
Preston P. Carter, Red Oak.
U. D. Lee, Red Oak.
D. J. Folk, Rosemary
C. H. Greene, Rich Land.
Johnson M. Hill, Red Oak.
Isaac Hayne Dyches, Geo. Csa
E. G. Birt, Barnwell.
T. C. Hair, Willigton.*
W. L. Molair, Barnwell.
0. H Morris, George’s Creek.
W. Henry Birt. BlackviUe. .
H. P. Compton. PtriiwsU.
W 3 Creech. Great Cyprsm,
W J Lesson, Barnwell
H M Geek. Bad Oak
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