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rr • V S' -V X “1L’» & r, Are Cartful, Yet Liberal.” We appreciate your business. 5 o o Paid in Sai inRH* Department X HOME BANK OF BARNWELL. iggrT’JE OFnCUL NEWSPAPER OF BARNWELL COUNTY.'^gl # N w Established in 1877. “Ju&t Like a Member of the Family"' VOLUME XLVII. BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, MARCH 20TH. 1921. Largest Coanty Circulation. Feb. 24 Subscriptions Have Expired. PLEASE RENEW PROMPTLY! J; < * NUMBER 4R > ^ VSPARAGUS ASSOCIATION 4 HOLDS REGULAR MEETING Membership in “The Outlaws”_GrowM. —Warmer Weather Wanted. Elko, March 17.—The Elko Aspur- *tru3 Growers' * Association—some- -ime's called “The Ouwaws”—had .i .•<eKiilar meeting about two vreeks ago. Members from Williston, Blackvil’t 1 v.vl Barnwell wore in attendance. The directors appointed for the current year aiv those who served last sea- >c.r. viz.: T. M. Willis, Williston; P. S. Green, Elko; R. R. Johnston, Elko, ind L. M. Sprawls, Williston. Mx. N. 15. Youngblood will again supervise 'he loading, etc. The membership now'will approximate forty or ( fifty VWl ' ' i Budget of. interesting ( •. $ - ITEMS t'ROM BLACKVILLE V Mis« Lula MW Sanders Celebrates Her 12th Birthday. Blackville, March 18.—One of the most important events of last week was the birthday party at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Sanders, celebrat ing the 12th birthday of little Miss Lula Mae Sanders, last Thursday. Merry games were played, delightful rcXrcslurncnts served and every min ute of the Jime from 4 to 6 o’clock o. m. w'as thoroughly enjoyed by the lit tle folks who attended this delightful party. The B. Y. P. U. social given for the intermediate' classes at the Baptist SACRED CONCERT AJ1 thrt growers are getting anxiou^ ^Church Friday/flight, with Miss Juan- >o see^varm weather. /'}ta Matthewses manager, was a very The unmmncement of the mnmag'<J #trjpyable occasion. Little Miss Mary Hines spent the week-end with relatives in Savannah. Mr. Horace Crouch, of Elko, was among the many distinguished visi tors here Monday morning. Mr. Furman Still, of the U. S. Navy, has returned to his post of duty after a visit to his parents. Dr. H. A. Blumc, chiropractor, has located here. The many friends of Mr. Harry Ar thur Buist will ho delighted and inter ested to leam that he failed to pa;s the physical test for joining the U. S. Navy and has returned Home. Mr. and Mrs. Quinby Board have moved into the residence formerly oc cupied by Mrs. Affnes Sweat. 'Mr. W. H. DeWitt was a busines. visitor in Barnwell Wednesday after noon. Mr. T. A. Hutto was the guest of Sheriff S. G. Ray, of Bamberg, last Wednesday. Dr. Harry Hair and family, of Co d’ Mr.' Wilbur H. Hutto, of Charlotte, N C., to Miss Katherine G. Spencer, f York, which occurred Feb. 11th, was of much interest to the many ''datives and friends of the groom in Klko. Their home is in-Charlotte. Because of the popularity of the 'u*Td»', the news of the marriage of Miss Norma Cato, of Ridge Spring, to Mr. Frederick H. Turley, of Green ville. which occurred in Columbia on »b. 16th 'was also received with in- ereat. Miss Cato wits the. assistant icacher in the local school for two .-essions a few years ago. She/ also ■.aught at the Healing Springs school. Their home will he in Greenville. Mr. B. S. Breaze^ manager of the 'Saza Hotel, of Anderson, w’ho’ had Iven in attendance upon the Masonic virand Lodge meeting in Charleston usst week, came by Elko on his return ■rip to visit relatives Thursday and - Friday. The new automobile awners are Mr. O. L. Woo ley and Mrs. < Tara L. John- -ton Hitt. Mrs. Clara L. J. Hitt and Misses "!«Vanc«‘S Rankin and Connie Grouch, he local teachers, had the opportun-* u,y last w\ek-end while in Columbia r o jbTh the Spring fa-hion dress pa- ^■ ade on Main Street. Mrs. G. E. Crouch ami Mrs. R. G. .'Vbinsell are expecting to leave tins week for Orlando, Kla., to spend some ■ itac and money visiting relatives and '.ght .s^'eirlg.• Misses Elizabeth Johnston and El ion Giimea, Seniors at Winthrop Coi- l'-ge, have been ^pending, their Spring 1 .tfcation with the home folks. They are ahvady receiving congratula- rions I-ecausc of their fast approarh- ■rg greduation day. Mr. I). D. Eison was here recently, oat we did not find it out until he had left. He teaches at Rarksvilie. His is;ts are entirely too short. Mr.-and Mrs. Edwin L. Lee hmtored r o,Greenville a few days ago to visit relatives of the lattei r >r the week- it-nd. Next Sunday is the regular day for services at the loyal Bapti-t Church. Evening senices will be held at 7 :'U) it. tn. and the uuauiing.service at the 'isuivlhourv 11:0,0 o’clock. Pastor J'underimrk ail] com* down fr*)m lexington Sal\uday war. will the wuest at Mrs. Ashley SjK'.rtsell’s home until Monday. J FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 21ST, 1924. EigiU .O’clock AT THE METHODIST CHURCH. # _ '* # Given Under the Auspices of Circle No. 2 of the Woman’s Missionary So ciety. - - ' ' 'o v ,, PROGRAM. 1. Chorus. Awakening Chorus—Chas. H. Gabriel the Choir 2. Prayer — - ^Dr. J. C. Atkinson 3. Vocal Solo, Elegy—.Jules Massenet ^__By Mrs. S. B. Moseley 4. Chorus, Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep—Fred A. Fillmore Choir 5. Piano Solo, Water Lily—Mac Dowell. By Mrs. T. E. Cummings 6. Vocal Solo, Into the Woods—Lanier _• By Julia Ijomon 7. Duet ■_ .By Messrs. Julian and C. K. Sanders 8. Male Quartet ...By Messrs. Smith, Brown. Mace, Robiso i 9. Solo, I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say—Rathlmn..By Mrs. B. F. Owens .10. Piano Solo, Prelude in C Sharp Minor—Rachmaninoi? ... 1. By Mrs. R. C. Holman • 11. Chorus, Rejoice Give Thanks—Mess iter By Choir Free Will Offering. 12. Chorus, Wake the Song—M. L. McPhail By Choir _ « * The Public Is Invited. Everybody Welcome. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS FRO* WILLISTON Mrs. W. C. Smith Entertans in Honor of Visitors.—Other News. BARNWELL BAPTIST ASSN. UNION MEETING PROGRAM To Meet With the'Friendship Church March 28. 29 and 30. * The following is the program of the Union Meeting of the Barnwell Bap- TWO CASKS OF SMALLPOX REPORTED AT DUNBARTON Supt. King Urges That School Child ren Be Vaccinated at Once. COMMON PLEAS COURT MAKES HASTE SLOWLY Comparatively Small Number of Cases Disposed of at This Term. » t lake the mills of the gods, the court of justice in Barnwell County grinds slowly, a comparatively 1 ■feffnall nambur of cases having l>een disposed of at ihe present term of the Court of Com mon Pleas, which convener! here on Maivh 10th, *with Judge Simpkins presiding. The following is a list of the cases disposed of since the last issue of The People: •Miss Bettk* Matthews vs. Southern Railway Co., suit for $3,000 damages, verdict for the plaintiff for $1,1.00. Home Bank of Barnwell vs. A. O. Sanders and Mrs. A. O. Sanders, suit on notes and mortgages. verJtt for the pknnliff for $750. Jane Robinson vs. American Nat ional ^Insura nee Co., suit for $3,000 damages for fraud, etc., verdict for th*- plaintiff for $200. Big Barbecue Dinner. Ladies of the Barnwell Baptist Church will serve a barbecue dinner today (Thursday) at the Molair house,- the proceeds being for the ^enefit of the new church building'fund. ’Tab public is cordially invited to attend. Advertise in THE PEOPLE. Dunbarton, March 17.—It is report ed that there are two eases of small pox in the vicinity of Dunbarton. A greal many of the school children have been vaccinated alreadv, and Supt. King urges that every child coming to school he vaccinated as soon-«« possible. The cases reported are among, the colored people and the necessary precautions are Ixdng ta ken to prevent the spread of this dis ease. , . . . ... The Rev. E. P,. Johnson, who re- iumbia, were week-end visitors at th: , .i u r O..M centl > accepted the call as pastor ol CONFEDERATE VETERANS . ENTERTAINED BY U. D. C. home of Mr. and Mrs. Hal D. Still. The Rev. Mr. Hitt, of Allendabi, filltsi the pulpit at the Baptist Church Sunday and preached two splendid pennons, which made a deep impres sion on his hearers. A pleasant ad dition to the services Sunday morning was a solo by Mrs. Harry Hair of Co lumbia. . Friends of Mr. Hal D. Still will be interested to leajm that he is on the Board of Visitors at the Citadel and congratulate him on beihg accorded thin honor. Mi.-s Genevieve Murphy, who holds a position in Augusta, visited her grandmother. Mrs. Gribbin. last week-end. Prof, and Mrs. C. W. Riser' are r ceiving congratulations on,the arrival of a fine son last Wednesday morn ing. . The “seed treatment demonstra tion" at Blackville Monday 'morning was very enthusiastically attended! The many friends of. Mr. and Mr-. Ha! D. Still arc rejoicing with them Roger* remained u.cie for th*. 1 week- over the recovery of, their youngest ' end ak the’guest ..1 Misa Louise Da- daughter, Florena, from a very -e- i vis. nous cas** of illness, caused by a ic- j lapse fr*yn measles. R. C. Holman. Esq., of Barnwell* i wps a visitor at the Methodist Church here Sunday afternoon. , . n. *. i i , -*>■ v> t. adventures have been confined t*j .•at ’• . ! t America: Jiggs, like most-of as mor * | tabs, that is lin,*,.' i ndued, with tne the Dunbarton P'ield, has moved to Dunbarton and is nr:?r located in the parsonage. Ht^ preached last Sunday^ moniing at Joyce Branch and in the afternoon jit Qunbarlon. Next Sun day he will preach at I/ovyer Three Runs in the morning, Dunbarton in the afternoon and Meycr’sy Mill that night. • MBs Lois Greene, of Winthrop Collegv, spent a few days, parents in the Greenland section. Mrs. S. R. Ray, of’Healing Springs, together with her family, spent Sun day at Donora with "5Tr. and Mrs. Trowbridge. Messrs. P. J. Hier-, J. L. All and H. H. King were business visitors in Augusta Friday. Mr. Ralph Kiilingswortli is confined his bed with a case of chickanpo':. His frhnuls Hojk* that he will soon be ■ ulit again. — ; Mr. and Mrs. T W. Dicks, Miss Ruth Rogers, and Mr. P. J. Hiers mo- i tored to Augusta Thursday. Mias “Bringing Up Father.' 4 L Heretofore most of Jiggs Mahon- Perhaps the Mletrin* it,.,,, ,vTll ',.'|A ro , ri ,al Jig's, like most-of ol interest to ynie rpader School Improvement .Association Holds Regular Meeting. Blackville, March 15.—Confederate veterans of Blackville, and teacher* of the local school won' guests of honor on Tuesday afternoon when they were entertained by the Dav ; s Lee chapter, U, D. C. at the home of Mrs. Rika Rich. The PrisciHa club spent a pleasant afteimoon. with Mrs. Harry Rich. \ work l>asket contest engagt'd the at tention of the guests. Miss Kitty Steele winning the prize, a rinAtf towel. Am*>ng the guests, besides club members, were Mesdames An drews Rich, Ninestein, Chisolm, Wcis- singer, C. S. BuLst, T. L. \%-agg, II. L. Buist, Boland, Lowe and Miss Steele. Deliciousi—refreshment a wore served. The School Improvement associa tion held its regular meeting this week. Officers were elected as fol lows: Mrs. H. L. Buist, 'fin-it vice- president; Mr. C. W. Riser, second resident; Mrs. S. H. SfciH—re cording secretary; Mrs. Judson Mat thew's, corresponding secretary; Mrs. T. R. Chisolm, treasurer; Mrs. Ali Sandei*s, auditor; Mr^. Mary Blume,’ parliamentarian; Mrs, Sam Izlvr Buist. publicity chairman; -Mrs. Carl Bui*t. health chairman; Mrs. Herman Brown. Delegates to attend the State meeting in Columbia were Me-dames Herman Brown, Eugene W pis singer and E. E. Partin. Thix^' appointed to attend the federation meeting in Charleston were Mesdames S. H. Still and Carl Bui^t. Hal D. Still lias been' appointed a member of the board of visitors of The Citadel. Mr, Still is a graduate ol'..thL institution. Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Hair and chil dren. ofColumbin, arc the guests of relatives in Blackvihe. Captain Norman Minims ha WillLston, March 15.—Mrs. W. C. Smith entertained with a delightful tea Saturday afternoon in honor of 1'*^ Association, which will be held with the Friendsh : p Church March 28, 29 and'30: "" Frday, March 28. 40rpobraont and organiza tion. 11.00—Introductory sermon. Rev. 0. J. Frier. 11:45—How to finance the country church, Rev. O. B. Falla, D. D. 12:30—How to keep the office of deacon up to date, S. A. Hair, H. Jeff Hair. 1:00—Dinner. . 2:30—Song service. Leader to be selected by Moderator. 2:50—How can the Sunday school Mrs- W. C, Smith, ir / Mr*. Cary E. Smit Commander and Mrs. Norman M. Smith, of Norfolk, Va., and Lieut, and Mrs. Murray Smith, of Coronado, Cal. .During the afternoon quite a number called to meet her guests.. In addition to a number of Williston peo ple Mrs. Guy Vaughn, of Spartan burg, was present. Last Friday Mrs. J. L. Smith en tertained with a delightful barbecue at Smith’s Swimming Pool in honor of Commander and Mrs. Norman M. Smith and Lieut, and Mrs. Murray Smith. v, . Mrs. V. B. Jennings, who until the latter part of 1923 was a resident of W r iUiston, died in Vanceboro, N. C., March 2nd. She had been a resident of Williston and member of the Bao- tist Church here for many years and has many friends besides her hus band and other relatives to mourn her death. Several years ago' she suffered a general breakdown in health, and after doing all he could here for his wife, Mr. Jennings car ried her back to her home in Eaedern North Carolina in the hopes that the Scenes of childhood and the skill of her family physician might enable her to regain her health. Mr. C. Birnie Johnson, of the Al lendale bar, entertained with a din ner in Augusta last Saturday even ing complimenting Lieut, artd Mrs. Murray Smith, of Coronado, Cal., who are visiting thoir parents, Dr. and in Williston. Smith was hostess to the Wednesday Bridge Club on Feb ruary 27th. At the conclusion of the game an elaborate salad course with tea was served by Mrs. Smith, assisted by Mrs. Roberts Kennedy. Mrs. James Kennedy and Mrs! Loy Boliok drew for high score, Mrs. Bolick winning. Commander and Mrs. Norman M. Smith, stationed at Norfolk, were visitors last week of Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Smith. Mrs. Quincy B. John-on was called to Augusta-last week by the sad mis- son of attending the funeral of her mother, Mrs. Douglass. A Mrs. Paul Cook and son,, Durwin, were vL-itors here last week. Mrs.’Guy Vaughn, of Spartanburg , spent the week-end with Dr. and Mr?. W. C. Smith, coming down with Miss Hattie Smith, of Converse College. • Mrs. W. W : . Molony and Miss Lu- cyle Molony, of Blackville, were visi tors here Friday. Major* James A. Willis-, of thejudg* advocate’s tiff ice, United States army, stationed at Washington, is visiting j his parents here. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Willis. ■ Messrs. G. W. Green and H. M.i Thompson were in Florence last week attending federal court as jurors. Mr. Allen Woathersbee, of Tampa, render efficient service ? H. J. Crouch. 3:30—Scimon, R*v. J. Guy Martin. 4:10—The problem of absentee church membership, Rev. Walter Black. Miscellaneous business and ad journment. Saturday, March 29. 10:30—Devotional exercises. Lead er selected by Moderator. 10:50—Sermon/Rev. J. W. Corder. 11:30—The vision of the country church as seen by the pastor, Rev. D. W. Heckle; by the church clerk, R. E. Woodward; by the church treas urer, T. J. Grubbs; by the superin- tendunt of Sunday school, W. H. Moody. 12:15—Our responsibility to God's Kingdom Work, Rev. O. J. Frier. ' 1:00 p. m.—Dinner. 2:30—Devotional exercises, Rev. J. F. Davis. 2:50—The mutual responsibility of church and pastor, W. M. Jones. 3:30—Sermon, Rev. C. M. Robinson. Miscellaneous business, adjourn ment. Sunday, March 30. 10:30—Practical demonstration of Sunday school methods, conducted by Rev. L. H. Miller. 11:30—Sermon, Rev. W. R. Davis. Note.—The unijn meeting is re quested to make any changes in speakers or topics as may be neces sary; also to provide such a program for Sunday afternoon as the Friend ship Church may wish. The brethren whose names follow each topic are to open the discussion. W. M. Jones. For the Committee. Plan Your Garden Now. facts aiv that .tie'State <rf South Car- ' olrna has cx^ vie need a ;>2 per cent trti spirit tiir. iix-ves . . xl , * . , (“Seeing America First.” Jiggs is a gain ;n the .value of agricultural pro- i , r , - , * , , , , B v ., 1 , true American and a loyal citizen, ducts over last year. Decidedly tin , . . ., . " j even if he is compelled to extricate largest in the entire South and the next to the largest in the entire <• e ^.s.* • , tt'-* , o. .i- . , (>1 family jars and United States, being exceeded’only bv the State of Maine. This splendid himself almost daily from tin* meshes other contrariety j invariably started by his wife Ma.r- , . 1 i gie, who is and intends to remain “the success is duo partially to a good cot- u . r u . „ , , ^ ^ v ,,, boss ol her norm. Hep- ^nwr*1..ni turned to his post at Fort McKinley, Portland, Me., after a furlough spent at his heme in St. George and with his vistor. Mis. J.eRoy Still in Black ville. ' Miss IWothy Wragg of Winthrop college is at Intme for th« spring holi days. lv * Fla., is visiting 'his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Weethersbee. ML and Mrs. Carter lYie''. of Barn- well, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. W\ R. Kennedy last Friday , , . . , -- — home. Beg -pardon! •ton orop and also to divei'safirftTrbh'ftr'-V',:' v- > ' , .. - — — ^ " il ou don t know who Jiggs Mahonev farming. . - , xi r, x W'ell, Jiggs is none other than The Rev. JLX. Atkinson h ied 4ns ju t /• ,, ' . rather of the famous George Mc- usua! appointment here Sunday after- n' ■ • i* •, « ... • Manus cartoons; Bringing Tin Fath- noon, and his sermon was unusually >• . u * .i , 4 -r,.. T; > er, and who. by the wav, haK m>l- deep and interesting. Miss Johmi'e i- * , . . . p . .. . jdions of unknown friends who swear Atkinson was a visitor at the services, i u ■ , , tu t.-' ii i r I allegiance and who will not permit Mr. “(-oonie Kirkland, of Bam-: u-j . i i r , • , , , • . . , . , , > anybody to libel lus good naturo and berg, was a business visitor here .* . . ,, . , n • .. ‘character even it it is somewhat weak rnday. He is a prospective candi- 1 i ,,, ,. . , - " c , ,r <• o \ r* . l<,1 d vascillating. Hus season Jiggs date for Snentf of. Bamberg flounty.! (a . „ , .. . . . will lie the outstanding figure in a “t)oe Walsh, ot .Augusta, is visit- , j , , , . . ... »>, i -} brand n<?w play entitled Bringing u»g i-elatives m Blackville. i 1T , „ , . , ... ,,, •. , , . i Up Rather on Broadway, which'■is to Mr. W. W. Molony was a business . ... ... .1 i j be the. attraction at the Vamp Thea- ^ n ts ^ x, :trt ‘ tridi *y, March 21st. The piece *s Dr. Geo. F. Han and Mr. Byron 1 • . , „ , .. . . ri , , I m two acts and five scenes, (.atchv Hair, of Bamberg* were among the i . . ’ .... . ... . , . * ! music, pretty-women, unusual feu- motorists here last -W ednesday after- . , .. : l • ^ ; tures and a lund of surprises aro noon. - •' ^ — Friends of Mr. John Kammer will iegret to learn that he Ls still indis posed from the effects of injuries sus tained in an automobile accident some time V U. S. federal officers raided several places in town and ofie out of town last Wednesday, but founcf very little “fiery liquid” any where. "Where i promised.—adv. M iss Freeda Creech has returned .to her home at Kline after a visit to her grand mother, Mrs. Virginia San- dere. * ' f Visible!?) powers of the devil—man ufacture*! by some invisible process arid transported by invisible spirits, machine, moonshine comes from is a" secretrihut the effects of it are very much irr r still.”- It seems to be one of the. in-! evidence Stoncj Cancels Engagement. Miss Margaret Courtney, of Bowen- ConnaUer Business University, Col umbia, and Mias Ruby Courtney, of Winthrop, an* spending this week end with their parents, Mr. and Mr:. O. N. Courtney. Mesdamcs J. A. and VV. R. Kennedy Gardening is the call whieh is ring ing over the County!' All the neigh bors hre asking “Have you planted your giarden yet”? 4ust' where Jo you stand in this line? Are you at the foot or the head? Have you stopped to think if your garden is an "All year round” garden? . Are you planning to have a green vegetable on your table each day? Try thui and save your last year’s doctor bill. Your body is like the engine of your Ford—it can not run unless you give it the material on which to run. When [it gets a knock in the'engine you put in a new spark plug or whatever it needs. Now, if you had kept up with the needs of the engine and sup plied the necessary “Material” before it was too late the knock would not % have been heard. And so with our body. W r e can’t hope to keep' healthy. attended two parties in Barnwell la-.ti and 1 add “wealthy and wise” unless week given by Mr.i. R. H. Wilcox and •ourselves the necessary food ’ Mrs. E. C. Price in honor of Mrs. J. | 011 which to run .our body and keep ua A. Kennedy. j^ng. Mr-s Elizabeth” Merritt, who isj Wh « n fresh vegetables are out of teaching at Pamplico. came down it is tifnejfbir the ^progressive from the State Teacher» r meeting- to The many Barnwell friends of May or Thomas P. Stfmey, of Charleston, who was scheduled to address the peo ple of this section at Barnwell today (Thursday) will learn with keen dis-- appointment that he "has been com pclledyto cancel the engagement, ac cording- to a telegram received here ^P^nd the week-end with her parents, Tuesday. It is hoped that he- will be Ml - and Mrs - D - L. y Merritt, able to visit this city at a later .date: Profeaaorft Robison-and Kemiedy 1 of the Barnwell High 'School were | here Saturday attending the County Teachera* Association. M iss Armarynthia Keels, of Black s’ otic**.' The County Board of Equalization will meet in the Auditor’s office on vHR? ’ ~ a we( ‘’ C l ’ nd visitor in Wil - the fourth Tuesday in March, 1924j. ton ' mav for any businss that come before it. ' h W. H. Manning, properly | Mrs. W\ F.-Edwards, of Henderson- h ville, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. | M. Kennedy. Auditor, k housewife to pick from^tier pantry slielf garden and rot from the groe- erj* store garden. Some one hassa^l that “now is the time to do canning in your head.” Plan your garden, efficiently, in order to have plenty with which to deck your pantry shelf when the time^ comes *o can in glass and tin. There is a real joy in life which some of us mios because we do not get out and worti with nature more. If you would like any outside , information about the plans of your 1 garden, write me. If I can’t give Notice of Sale. h Senator A JM. Kennedy returaedj^ desiped inforTnation( , can ?et j t \ to Columbia Tuesday morning. 'for you ! Mr. and Mrs. Chester Page, of.) . __ p,_ n r .,„ Augusta, were week-end visitors of Elma Gave, Co. Homd Dem. Agent. The County Board of Directors for Col. and Mrs. R. M. Mixson. Barnwell County will sell at their of- j Capt. W. D. Black was a visitor to several weeks, fice at Barnwell, S. C., on April Ist, Columbia last week. [ Mis» Mattie Jennings, of Granite- 1924; one used Corbitt truck and road Lieut. Murray Smith left Wednes- 1 ville, was a visitor here lart week. .day for service on hoard Uncle Sam’s E: M.'Kirkland, warships in Caribbean waters. Mrs. Clerk of Board. Smith will remain in Williston' f<3f week' of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Merritt, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Reel, of Auguste and daughter Eily, Were visitors tids