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THE BARNWELL PEOPLE-SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOOTH CAROLINA
PAGE THREE.
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I who attended the Williams-Robinson
i mailriage at New Holland last week.
The bride was a niece of Mrs. Wil-
j liams.
j Mrs. Merle Jewell and children, of
j Portland, Maine, who are spending
| the summer here with her parents,
spent several days in Barnwell last
1 week with her cousin, Mrs. Thomas
I M. 3°u!ware.
L The.Rev*and Mrs. L. if. Miller and
! sons, Jcrt* and Lewis, left Mobday for
f’eapfoit for a two weeks stay.
Mrs. ().*H. Meyers, of (Monttie (la*
1 has returned home after a visit to
i her mother,-Mi s. Bates. Mr. Meyer 4
'■ mottired here Sunday arjd took Mrs.
j Moyyrs home Monday. Th<“y. \v<jre
accompanied by Miss Dearie Rates.
Mrs. Meyers’ sister, who will visit her
for several weeks.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. If. H.
Voungblooih of Blackville, where tli#
former has h v en employed by,, the
Southern Railway Co. for many years,
will regret to 1 j'.rn that he has ac-
oepied a position as depot t.yent at
Steadman, • and is moving his family
thole this week.
.Mr. and Mrs. H. W. IJeWitt have
wedding trip,
returned from .their
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This line gyoup <»f sculpture, "The Ainerlenn War Mother and Her .Soils,”
is to he ereeled in Pliiladelpbir. by the I’lilladelpbia chapter, American*AViif
Mothers. It is by Harrv Lewis Raul of Easton. ’Pa. *
PERSONAL NEWS
OF BLACKVILLE
(Too fate for last week.)'
Blackville. June 17.—24* cars of
j^ak rucumbhrs had been shipped from
t^ Blackville up to Monday, June 15th.
It 'will he of interest to hosts of
friends to learn{lhat Mr. (’. S. Wilson,
i former Blackville resident, but who
aas been living in Si. Ccargo for a
good marv years, has decided to
, make his^hTadfiuarters. and is stay-
ng with his daughter, Mrs. T. 0.
Boland. / . •
Mr. J. A. Latimer, of Williston,
w ;ls a visitor here Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle DcWitt, of Co-
’vimlna, \yere recent visitors- at fhe'
home of Mr. and ’Mrs. C. J. Fickling.
Mr', juid Mrs. H. L. O'Barnon, of
Barnwell, were Business visitors .here
Monday. :
Friends of Mrs. Jerome Martin will
regret to learn of the illness of her
mother. Mrs. Anne Sfnoak, who is
.it the home' of her daughter, Mrs.
■ Chesie Cook. in Columbia. Mrs..
Martin too is ill.-and ha' not been
able to, visit her mother during her
illness. Their many friends hope
‘..hey twill speedily regain their-
hcnilth.
One of th<
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Ruhy Martin motored to • Columbia
Sunday to visit Mrs : Annie Smoak, at
the home Mrs. Chessie Cook.
Messrs. B. P. Hartzog, of Olar, and
Clifton Eubanks, from near Govan,
were among the cucumber sellers
Saturday.
Messrs. James • Hair and John
Walker are among the boys from
Clemson who are at home for awhile.
The Rev. and Mrs. L. H. Miller and
sons, and Miss Addie Altman were
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recent visitors in Aiken and AugUsta.
Miss 'Margaret Trouche, Drs. Mike'
(iroVes and H. K. Lewis of Charleston
were recent guests of Dr. Crqves
mother. Mrs. F._" P. Groves, at the
Shamrock .Hotel.
% Messrs. Ralph W. Long, of Mary
land and Ernest Brown, of .Florida,
lUcumber buyers who have been stop-
'ng .here for several yye’eks, motored
to Charleston Sunday to visit that
city which they had heard and read
so much about.
After helping with a successful re
vival at Dunbarton , pastor Miller re
turned home and filled his usual an-
pointments here last Sunday morning
and evening. A^ usual he brought a
splendid *and ,timely message to his
hearers.
.An attractive feature of .the - ser
vices was a beautiful vocal solo by
Mrs. Miller.
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Constable Arrested
in Raid at Ehrhardt
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A warrent has been served on Phi*
Padgett, yf Ehrhardt, constable to
Magistrate Anderson, the charge be
ing violation of ttfie prohibition law.
The charge conics a*s the result of a
raid on Padgett’s home at Ehrhardt
last Saturday, conducted by Sheriff
S. <L Ray* and Off iceV^ Sanders and
Brodie. The {‘aiders found, they
state, a small ouantity of liquor in
the house and they -tate there were
videiices'pf, more being poured out.
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PLANNING FOR THE
FLTL'RE—
Are you planning for
the future—for.the time
thiit is sure to’ come, soon
er or later, when you will
answc* the summons of
the Grim Reaper? r You
can pVovrde for your fam
ily while you are living
hut what will become of
them when you are dead?
-Yet me show you how
•cheaply vou can protect
them with LIFE INSI K-
\N( E in a reliable com
pany.
NORMAN B. GAMBLE
Barnwell, S. C.
Magistrate Regrets Raid.
In the same i.-Aje of The Bamberg
Herald wuh Vhe Vt a\'e item. was. the j
following letter fVom^Jhe magistrate i
at Ehrhardt. v.po i- h-orry to say”,
that therp4d)PHs lif lo liquor raid
Saturday jifterm* i” ‘ in that town’
.and who also .i»(.ms to 'be in aj
•Wo .1
quandary las to^wimt to> do- about
this l!(|Uor Viusinj - anyway: - |
Editors The
most important events Mr Ernest Prown. of Florida, is
if the iseas m among the littb* folk ^ . jnion g- th»‘ cucumber buyers here, and
this wc
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was the birthday party, j s bearding at the home of Mi. J. B.
triven hy Mrw A. H. Nine«toin.‘ in Ktad.
Potior of the ninth birthday of her! Mrs . j. 1( . k Myriek a)nl children . of-
little /laughter, Eleanor. Quite a NA'A^cnV are visiting ?>lr. and Mrs.
John Turner this week.
arge number of little friends en.'oy-
ed the delightful event. ' After phy-
ng merry games, delightful refresh
ments were served, and -a h ve.iy afte), 1 -,
noon passed all to> rajulty.^
Mr. Jack ILiilhy has returned to
Kitchins Mill»after sneitding a while
with his sister Mrs. Ryan Gyles.
Miss Ollie Ray. of the Healing
Springs sectio’i. is at home for the
summer.
from \Vnithro
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Misses Malian Keel of Bknkville.
and Gladys Haskell (\f Elko* visited
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'ithiir friend, ?liss Daisy Ray near
Friendship last week-end.
Misses Mabel, Myrtle, Helen and
Eth*J Woodward, and Master Jack
►ml William Woodw&rd of Williston.
have been on a visit'to their grand
pannts. Mr. and Mrss Aiken Hair of
Blackville. ^
The (loinvitory of the eolor- 1 .scho d The illness .f Mr. Hal C’ltim is a
F-kr.own as the Miller school(Preshy- regret to his freinds.
’eiian) was 1 turned r“rently. It was >1 ; Noja Williams and Miss , Eva
,i large convient hMilding, and had j antong those from here
iusiibeon repainted. Tne origin of 1 1
•lie fire has not been .learned by -the
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writer.
Mrs. Murray Mathis was hostess
; t 'h* 1 F. D. <’. meeting. Quite a ft w
me»ibei's were piesent.
Dr. and Mrs. Ryan A. Gyls were
visitors at the. home "f Mr. Fted
Faust, at Kitchins Mill, quite recently
Mrs. Ellen Smith and two children,
ef Gastonia. N. F.. are gue<:s of her
mother, Mrs. Alice S'ill and other re
latives.
' Miss Wren Keejs. of St. Matthews,
was the guest of Mrs. ! Murray Mat
his for the day very recently.
Mr. J. J. Still, a forme 1 ' Blackville
resident, who is^now a
and are receiv
happy life tiuJetHer, from
friends. * E
Mr. Nick . Martin is at home from
college for the summer holidays.
Mr. Sol. Brown-'has returned home
from the. University of South Caro
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Miss Dorothy Wragg is aptong the
college girls who are hack for the
summer. —- /
Mrs. S. J. Halford and son, Be-
thune. and-daughters. Misses Blanche.
Mary and Maude, of Barnwell, visit
ed in Backville for « short while Mon
day. •. . .
Dr. Murchison filled his usual ap
pointment at the Presliyterian church
Sunday morrfing, find as usual de
livered. a comfcqting and Iwautiful
message to his hearers.The even-
jug services were not held, a< the'
.electric lights were ou f of commis
sion in that part of town at that
hour.-
Mrs. B. E. Cooper and children, El
mer and “Jack", are visiting various
places of interest for a while. .
Mr. and Mrs. T’rum, of the Rowes-
ville section, have been recent visi
tor-- at th'e Trotfl’e" of—their .-on, Mr.
Hal. Crum. -
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Harmony kjneal New«.
Fairfax. June. 22.—Misses Lucille
ar.d Lizzie Mae Mixson were week-end
'guests of the Misses Kearse, of Bal-
dock. ° r *
Miss Nell Core has returned home
from a delightful trip V Savannah,
where she visited her brother, Lewis
Cone.
Floyd Mixson left last Tuesday for
his home at Clemson College, after
a visit to his parents, -Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Mixson. .
Mr. and Mrs! H. Harvey and chil
dren.-of Hampton, were visitors here
Sunday.
The club members who will rep
resent, the Harmony club at
County Short Course at Union school
huihjjng on June 30, July 1st and 2nd,''
are Mis-es Nell a.nd Dot Com 1 ,.Messrs
John Henry and Terrance Cone.
The Harmohw Community ' Club
Ijeld its melting last Tuesday night.
June •Ifith, with a -plendid meeting,
and the next meeting w ill he i n Tucs-
dav night: July 14th. A program is
bring aFpangr-d by Mrs. Jessje H.
Thomas a.n<l Misses MiUiren atnl Eliza
beth Cone. • 1 .
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Pie -e allow; me -a
lantherg Herald:—
hitle -pace in your
naper. I am sorry to. siiy we had a
'ittlr liquor ■laid Saturday afternoon,
in our little'town <>f Ehrhardt, and»I
am sorry to say. that some of our es
teemed friends down byre can’t see
straight, for after'the officers made
the raid they came to my office to
fix a bond and some of our far-see-;
ing gentlemen said that they hail
raided my office.
1 hope to see the time come when
these gentlemen can get the scum
from their eyes »s© the^' may he able
fo sec who is selling wh'skey and also
see w ho is not sell inH am also
beir.g 'knocked '. houtjSthe b(?ottr'ggers,
but how in the name of God can I do
anything with the liquor business l>y
my lone self? Where the trouble
comes js thi-;: Fveryhody’s business
if 1 nobody’s hu.ines^. So. therefore,
when the people arc willing to stand
to me and.help pie in the tight, 1 am
ready to fight the liquor business.but
it is impossible for (U* 1 man to lure
j. sly fox in the open field to catch it.
T. E. ANDERSON.
Ehrhardt.
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Columbia, S. C.
Sunday
was l he
longest day of the
j year, and now the pendulum swings
! hack, the days losing one minute in
! sunshine this \Vcek.
IT HAS LASTED.
Barnwell People Must Believe Such
Convincing Testimony as Mrs.
Glgnilliat’s.
HIGH UP IN THE
SOUTHERN
APPALACHIAN
MOUNTAINS j
OF
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA.
EASTERN TENNESSEE and
NORTH GEORGIA
* Land of the Sky
'Are Many Good Places to
SPEND YOUR SUMMER VACATION
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salesman, av** a welcome visitor here
last week. ^
Mr. and Mrs. Quinhy Beard, former
Blackville residents, but now of St.
Matthews, visited friends hero rte-
cently. %
^ It will he of interest to hosts of
ffterwla to learn that Miss .Imogene
Still, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. H.
Still, is a recent graduate of Brenau
College.
Mrs Carl Buisfhas returned from
• a visit to her parents. Mr. ami Mrs.
L. W. Wgst. in Chester. She was- ac
companied hy lieidsistcr. Miss Juani
ta West, who will spend sometime
with her. . ‘
Mr. and.Mnv Victor Dorr, of Aug-
^JUta, have been recent visitors at the
home of Mrs. Dorr’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John O’Gorman.
Miss Lavinia Moore of Barnwell
has been the guest of Miss Gladys
\ Willis. ’ ^
Mr. and Mrs Victor Martin, Miss
Must File Returns.
No one in Barnwell who suffers
backache, headaches, dizziness, rheu
matic pain-- or distressing’urinary ills
can afford to ignore this twice-told
story of a Barnwell resident. It is
confirmed testimony, tilling.of last
ing benefit from Doan’s Bills—a stim
ulant diretie '■'* the kidneys. It’s
evidence that no man or woman in
’ j Barmyeil can doubt.
’ 1< ■” R. C. Gignilliat, Barnwell,
1 had severe backaches caused
kidney disorder. I had dizzy
too. * when black specks came
me. I used Doan’s Bills and
’felt great relief.”
FO^R.YEARS LATER, Mrs. Gig-
nij Hat "added: “It has been some time
sinew J have had any need for Doan’s
Plils, j The cure they -gave me has
I a>ts»( II
Brice fide, at all dialers. Don’t
simply ask for'.a kidney remedy—get
Doan's Bil
niliat had.
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Reduced Summer Fares to All
Summer Tourist Resorts
Tickets on Sale Daily
Beginning May 1 5th
Good Until Octoh^v 31st, 1925
Write for Summer Vacation* Folder
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
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The Windmill VN’ith a Record.
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Major John F. J.pm*«, ColF'Ctor of
■ Iniental Revenue foY S* utheUarolina.
! St ate (iCo<T^-.t ft a t hi arks, for filing
i Capit:’.! Stock Tax returns for the en-
| suing year, hog'nning “July 1, ’had
| already been mailed out and that
! these returns sin uld he filed hot later
thru July 31, at which time ronrittance
to cover might hi*"made.-' "•
Re-registratm,ii .under the Harrison [-J
Narcotic Law, by physicians, drug
gists, hospitals, merchants handling
the semi-exempt preparations, such
as paregoric, etc., must be made on
or before July 1st.
Returns for other special, taxes,
such as stock and bond brokers, pawn
brokers, passenger automobiles used
far hire, pool tables, dealers in oleo-
i fi.Ve tons capacity and over thirty-two
feet in length and manufacturers of
cigars, etc., must be filed and the
tax paid on or before July 31 to avoid
penalty.
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The Military College of South Carolina. ♦>
VACANT SCHOLARSHIPS f
A vacant scholai^hip in Barnwell County will he filled by competitive examination to be held at U
the county-seat on Friday, July 10th. Applicant^ must be at least sixteen and not more than twenty. Y
years of age, and must meet the educational requirements for admission to the freshman class, which ^
*wre a certificate from an accredited four-year high ^dihttuR^gyAering fifteen ^ units, or an equivalent
examination. ** *
This scholarship covers tuition, board, hospital, laundry, r,oom, and an allowance for uniforms. >
The Citadel is a liberal arts college, offering electives in civil engineering, science, language ^
and literature, and business^administratrom _ . _ - ^ ®
It ha- an excellent miliutry system, Jiving been rated hy the War Department continuously A
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