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Stalls «m ’ Blackville
The Evengeliatte meethtff at Black-
vifle started on Sunday afternoon at
4:00 o'clock. In spite of the intense
- « heft a large end attentive audfence
was present at both that and the 8:00
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o’clock service. The choir, under the
ledership of Mr. Farrar, is giving ji
song semipe at every meeting.
On Moaftay at close of school Mrs.
Perkins met with the young *girIs of
the town and g very happy time was
spent. Wednesday afternoon the
ladies met with her at the Baptist
church to formulate their plans of
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No, We Have Some Bananas
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We Iiave bn hand 35 bunches
of- BANANAS that we are bf-
fering for this week only . at—
20c Per Dozen
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Terry Bros. Cash Delivery
Pay Cash Cash Pays
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work;
Next Friday night is to be a spaeial
rally night for everybody, especially
for all young inen and women and
everybody else under the age of M.
Mr. Farrar, the Chorister, la training,
a large Sunshine Choir of boys and
girls and they will give the crowd on
Friday night the benefit of their
special choruses aifti selections.
On Saturday night at 8 o'clock a
special meeting will be held for the
colored folks. All colored people for
miles around are invited to the tent
to be addressed by the Evangelist.
Bring your choirs and singers and be
ready to Sing for the Evangelistic
Party and all other visitors.
On Sunday there will be two great
services. The first will be held at
IDiSfr a. m; and the Rev. Mr. Stevens’
subject will be: M Thg'greatest need
of BlackviRe find South Carolina—
What is it?" Sunday school will be
held in all of the churches at 9:3<f,
closing at 10:25 and then everybody
is to come to the tent. At 7:30 p. m.
it is expected the tent will be filled to
overflowing with people desirous of
hearing the Evangelist’s stirring sub
ject: “Chntistianity - v» - Infidelity,”
and Mr. Stevens will give the. last
words of Tom Paine, Voltaire, and
other noted infadels. Every skeptic,
agnostic, infidel and modernist ip
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The old saying that “Big Oaks From Little Ajcoma Grow” applies with exceptional triteness to
r- ilplja-'accumulation of a Savings Account. As small an* amount as ONE DOLLAR rdSy be used as the
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acorn from which seed you may grow yoUr own oak tree of Savings,
growth will protect you from the storms and its spreading branches
burning shame of old age -poverty.* We want to help you get started saving
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the different plans we have for your use. r
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HOME BANK OF BARNWELL
JOHN B. McNABi Asst. Cashier
NORMAN B. GAMBLE, Vice-President
HARRY D. CALHOUN, President
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WILLIAM McNAB, Cashier
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under" new management
The Home ,of Paramount Pictures
Operated and Controlled by L. T. LESTER ENTERPRISES \
Balance This Week
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 23rd •.
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, Geo. Melford Paramount Production
“THE TOP OF THE WORLD”
ANNA Q. NILSSON
RAYMOND HOTTON
Featuring
JAMES KIRKWOOD
SHELDON LEWIS
THURSDAY, SEPT. 24th
A Dimitri Buchowetki Production
. i- k “THE SWAN”
AN ADAPTATION OF THE TREMENDOUS STAGE SUCCESS—
An Extraordinary Paramount Special
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
“THE DEVIL’S CARGO”
A VICTOR FLEMINE PRODUCTION FEATURING
CLAIRE ADAMS, PAULINE STARKE and WALLACE BERRY.
REGULAR ADMISSION 20c AND 40c
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS _____ 25c AND 50c ' '
i—: KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE:—
VAMP THEATRE
All the Big Pictures Will Be Shown
specially invited to cohie. There will
be fine singing by a large choir and
Mr. E. R. Farrar, who will sing at
each service and also accompany the
choir on his trombone. Go in crosWs.
Tell others. *
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Pupil of Barnwell
School Ranks High
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There’s np getting ..way from the
fact that Barnwell boys and girls in-
varjably “make good’’ no matter
where they go nor what they do.
Particular reference is made in this
instance to Miss Frances Lemon,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Lemon, of Barnwell, who entered
Goker. College at Hartsville this
year from the tench grad * of the
Barnwel High School. Last Week the
students of that institution were re
quired to stand a lest on a number of
subjects and it is no surprise to Miss
Lemon’s friends to know that she led
the entir^ Freshman Class and was
one of the ten best out of the entire
student body. This latter group was
composed of one Freshman, two
Sophomores, six Juniors and one
Senior. Miss Lemon’s splendid show
ing speaks well for the training she
received at the local school, as well
as for th’e manner In which she ap
plied herself to her studies.
Reliable Service—
It is of the utmost importance, whether the money'
invested is one cent or one dollar. That is why our drug
store is the most popular in Barnwell. We have proved
to our customers that we are not only interested in
securing new ‘business—but equally interested in merit
ing the continued trade of old friends.
PRESCRIPTIONS
CAREFULLY AND
COMPOUNDED.
SKILLFULLY
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The Best Pharmacy
W. T. Usaery Dead.
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I have just received a carload of new model Hud-
automobiles. Included in this ship
ment is the beautiful new ~
Williston, Sept. 20f—Williston lost
one of its oldest citizens in the death
about 5 o’clock this afternoon of Wil
liam T. Ussery, a native of Barnwe’l
County, connected with the large ard
well known Ussery family of this part
of the State. Mr. Ussery \ad been in
failing health for some months and in
a serous condition for the last ten
days. Death came peacefully after he
had been in a coma for about 24 hours.
Funeral services, to be conducted by
the Rev. W. R. Davis, will be at the
WiHiston cemetery 10 o’clock Monday
morning, followed by interment there.
Mr. Ussery many years ago joined
the Healiqg Springs Baptist church.
He is survived by two brothers, S. M.
Ussery and J. F.^Ussery of Williston,
and numerous nephews, nieces: and
other kinsmen.
Sheriff Seizes Still.
* A Hudson Coach and an Essex Coach. These cars
•tdy in my show room
*ce your order NOW.
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W.D. HARLEY
Barnwell,
Sheriff B. H. Dyches captured a
^till and 1,500 gallons of mash on
the farm of Mr. 1. W. Rountree, near
Dunbarton, Monday. No arrests were
made
Mgck Keck urd Pearl Blackw)3d,
white, were arrested Saturday^ after-
nooi by the Sh<» iff on h charge of
violating the n v i»hi*>iL'-oo law. Black
wood server] a shirt vdiilt on the
chain gang lorne time ago, fi’ ®
months of tJ'i'once being >ur-
pended during good be ifc* iO 1 *.
G. M. Holly, also white, was arrest
ed at Kline Saturday on a similar
charge.
Johnson Hagood Chapter to Meet.
' On Friday afternoon,. September
26th,/the Johnson Hagood Chapter,
U. D. C., will hold its first meeting of
the Fall at the home of Mrs. B. L.
; Easterling at five o’clock. This prom
ises to be a very interesting meeting
by reason of the • fact flii Crosses of
Honor will be bestowed upon three
of Barnwell County’s Confederate
Veterans, Messrs. Henry J. Croft,
Jimmie S.. Creech and Darling P-
Lancaster, and every member is urged
to J* present on "this iWTf Vmt An
intereeting program has bean arrang
ed and a delightful afternon Is an-
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Immediate service is our motto when
you drive in to have your car greased and
the oil changed. We are fully equipped to
render this service in a highly satisfactory
manner. It will soon be time for^lighter oils.
And Mobiloil is a superior grade cold-wea-|
theroil.—^
Vickery Bros.
Barnwell,
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FIRE -HAIL - TORNADO
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