Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, November 15, 1917, Image 1
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/ SIXTY SIXTH YEAR
SIXTY SIXTH YEHR
!!AUN'WKJ.L,, Sj. C.. THCR;S1>.VY. N>.>
YoL. l.XYI
BOARD REPORTS - ■
ON COUNTY JAIL
fit:D .CROSS WORK
IfOME, DEMONSTRATION .WORK.
Topgr^fiiriSn TTj rn<4 AVrites Mr took*
to urge \VHK\t growing
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(;. I.. T-.rrIe.;
|Oito. of the -saddest .accidents - ' that
.‘■’far occurred in Barnwell County was
4~hy burning to - death o-f'"little—Cov4
■Oiarnondi the six r year old dauphtpr
-u£ 'Mr7aod. Airs. :M. Diamond 'who
'live, abotit,;. four -Ui$h-
Welj.^Thfr tragedy ft- r> ; etiu’e'' aqbUJL
Club Exhibit Day V 3s a,Great Sue
ees* at Barnwell. I
ent «f Agriculture- to Work],
in Barnwell County,— “
SEV ERA L RFCUMM ENDATJONS
WVK- W OFFICI AllS.'
!y, Nov. 2nd,, a--day lone looked
’ t o by. members of* the tJTotre
itrati.dn Clubs. provod,-tOrhe. V
-u-Viess.,. On this .day »hg ry .
y iur h '.ter in which yo^
■ >*"' yoiidiet’ vevn »tw.w. and
ce of encour-
rnwoll Coun-
etjon;'.;' fog|
. S. . Depart-
Scor^' .of BarhweT institution Ts 0t;t>
<tut of'a-Possible 1.000.
nii'a*
pri • oners to v.'ear.v.Ttnu p
m;shiny other e!ia.At
vf r^hi -s-tH-'vpection, ao.nstruV-
r on. eh lagged ,quarters' foi
'a;'a-i e- y t
tr: V posted ip ft;!
at time and-'eifcrgy the m**n
rofihiv di-. drier. can Sflmv
n.nvnnal business affairs,
rvyting la the advancemenf
o nf their countrv, and they
interested fn the personal
n' iti- ns ot jpe'-i who expect
in
r< rm
,ryn.t, lotiymy his
dv pleat 1 . F i gure
y t.'opc-deattl, ytid all the
ac!;«*a-:ntarieea of -M r. arid
od extend their syn+p.Uhy
their; sad hereayefnent.
room, were ye:tiny i
enlargement of the
r V'-tM-r
• day a guceess, ter
cooporathw of the people.
rimr; - They know'that,'
„• >Tnt,d!seus^i;ii.i^oiu, hi no
■ rf+o
itrr nip i
< am tv:
< cess fail
you not
dulia- .\Vann>Ji, MUs
ion in-two yi arai is enough
primary election, I
a ill not j iNyiiii, either in joint dis
cus si an or m a newspaper controvetsy.
j ...
If, as You intimate, your .invitation
is extended -because you- fear I may
not be present at thV. meeting provid
ed for by the Democratic party next
summer, I desire to say that-( have
never failed to give to The people an
I'uiiit
Miss Katin sine Woodward, Miss.lna
.-levs, Mi-s .Julia Delk. Miss Dalis-y
Williams an 1 Miss Inez Warren. Tor
each exhibit far which received a blue
vide speakers For the countv* at the
- * * -
•following places: 1
Wflendale, Monday, Nov. 19th, 11
-olyTbck a. m. t . .
r Fairfax, Monday;' Nov.' 19, 7:30
o’clock p.. m,
Appleton, Tuesday, Nov._ 20. 11
okdock a. m. ; ~ '.
Kline, Tuesday, Nov. 20, 7 o’clock
p. m. , . ' -— #
‘^Ulmer, Wednesday, Nov. .21, 11
o’clock a. m. '
\pilda, Wednesday, Nov.. 21, 7 o’clock
p m] ‘
_ Barnwell, Thursday, Nov. 22, 11
o'clock a. m.
C. At. M--..t't:S,
enthusiastic wov
iis, who turned
'.lie banner." 1 :v X
The d-ny eVp^Cbeerun by devotional
exercises yOuducte^l- by the -Rev. \V.
D. Hayes. '-This was followed by a
lecture from Prof.’ V. E. Rector, of
the University of S. C. His address
Was on .‘‘The Enrichment of Rural^
Life.** Fro£ Rector is a~Very practi- 1
cal man, with sincere regard for strup;-
plinj; huAianity and he brought with
him a practical message which did the
people who listened to him much good.
After dinner graduating exercises
for the fourth' year girls were car
ried out. The three girls who have
successfully completed the four :.years
work in the canning club ard Mis#
Julia Delk, of Hilda, Miss Ilaisy Wil
liams, of S|an Hill, and Miss Inei 'War
ren, of Double Ponds. ^Each of these
young ladies took parb-in the graduat
ing exercises and each performed her
part creditably. The certificates were
awardef to these three girls by Mrs.
D4»ra Dee Walker who first interested
these girls in the canning club w.o^k.
The awarding of prizes was the next
thing on the progranTand the winners'
of. the prizes for the best club work
Were as fpllows: * ' J
—-First prize, Trip to Winthrop Short
Course—Miss Annie- Laurie Oglesby,
of Seiglingville.
Second prize, jTrip to Winthrop
Short Course—Miss Inez Warreir, of
i •
“Double Ponds, j 1
The . Farm Canning Go,, Meridian,
-Miss.,.contributed a canncr-which was
awarded to Miss Hattie Brant, of
Ulmer. _ , ;
\ , *
A live doUar bill wasf awarded to
each of the following girls for their
good wark'in the calnbing (Jubf
Miss Nadiiio McKrrley, of Nit. .^al-
yarv <uhool. Miss Corrie Dyches, of
Hilda, Miss ^ ( .Mnm-.Weeks, of Hilda.
*lis;s Corrie Boll' Still, of the . O-k
Gvev ■ -I'h'w-d. ->nd Miss KnthcJ - . •
in n<»r- using the tluoe- cells on the
first t’P r for prisoners mear.fe that
fill women-;-white and black
prisoners, arc herded in the six colls
on the second floor. Female prisoners
ought always to be confined in the
■cells-on t-ho first floor.—Whero there
are no female prisoners, these' cells
ought to be Used for juvenile prison
ers. The indications at this inspec
tion were that more attention was
being' paid by the jailer to personal
hygiene among/the prisoners than
formerly,
Recommendations to Sheriff on Man-
was awarded
ribbon a 25c }
u.rday to .the Red Gross fund. We are
urged to see that at least one-third of
these packets are received by the loth
rhen
inst. ,in order that they might he
account uf my sew.ardxf)ip r and-yt>u ean-
shipped to our bays abroad. We want
EVERY BOY in the; service to re
ceive a Christmas packet and not a
single one overlooked. We realizcUiat
this is short notice but we apfc your
cooperation to make this & success.
By Christmas we shall have a large
number of men in France, and 600,000
in the cantonments at home, besides
rely upon it that I will be there. If
you pay the the entrance fee and be
come a candidate I ^hall be glad to
discuss the matters heferred to by you K
poi^t out the statements in your let
ter that are misleading and those that
are untrue—misleading and untrue, I
am satisfied, because of lack of Tii^
formation, and nfrt from n Heairft in
misstate them. I can also assure
you that if any additional questions
are then asked *by you or others, I
shall answer them, and I may ask a
fejtf on my own account.
^ Respectfully yours,
James F. Byrnes.
Nov. 3, 1918. j " i " - -
Dunbarton, Thursday, Nov. 22, 3:30
o’clock p. m.
* ® r , ' .V.
Hercules, Thursday, .No*. 22, 7 o’
clock p. m.
Blackvijle, Friday, Nov. 23, 11
d’clo^k a. tCil -
Healing Springs, Friday, Nov. 23
3:30 o’clock p. m. , '
Pleasant Hill, Friday, Nov. 1 23, 7
n’clock p. m. f
“You-nre urged to attend the meet
ing nearest yoy.”
the thousands in our regular army"
posts and in the Navy, and every one
will be eager to help in giving them
Christmas cheer. Suggestions are
made for preparing and assembling
the Christmas parcels, all of which
will be gladly fbYnished by our local
Chapter or the Auxiliary in your town.
The American Red Cross is instruct
ing its local Chapters to assist in the
sale-of R(kt Cross seals this year, and
a committee, consisting of Mrs. G. M.
Greene, Misses Carrie Cave and Hel
en Calhoun, has been appointed from
this Chapter to take charge of this
work. Instead of using-the seals so
commonly used at .Christmas this com
mittee earnestly requests that the
public, cooperate with them inXthis
worthy cause, as (hundreds of thous.-
agement
/{. As to “Prisoners’ Quarters:
Conditions’^—Have the grating a-
round' the bottom of the cell block,
especially near the sewerage fixtures,
kept free from concretions of dirt and
rust. .
2. As to*]‘Classification of Prison
ers”—Confine female prisoners in the
three cells on the first floor of tKe jail
When there are no females in jail and
juveniles are-committed, use these
cells for juveriiles. U^e the block of
six ce]ls on tjae second floor exclusive-,
ly for male prisoners. Whenever pos
sible keep white male prisoners on
one side of the partition through this
block and negro mate prisoners bn the
Other side. . ] ~
' 3. As to “Prisoners’ Food and
Feeding”—Give the prisoners ’ three
meals a day. instead of t\yo. 7
Recommendations tb- Supervisor and
vConunissioners on Equipment, etc.
1. Require the jail -physician to,
and pay him for, making a physical
•examination ’ of each prisoner within
-24 hdura^ofter commitment, va’ccina-
ting ’prisoners a;:ajnst smallpox wlien
mdieafi'l, 'Visit-mg the prlityiefs reg-
ulariy ,e:u‘h week with'inspection of
from .the trenches wounded not. by
buljets but by tuberculosfs. In times
ofY peaf e ‘ tuberculosis has been pro
nounced the disease that kills most,
and in times of war it must be fought
doubly hard to strengthen our army.
By conserving the strength of the na
tion we hastep -Victory. These ‘gea)s
■t
aw sold -only .to fight-tuberculosis and
by aiding in this ‘ Worthy - cause it
giVip each Than, ajdl child in
i nr c : v a. ehai.ee to do-his'-“hit.”
nil in Her one
number.two amf^Ull. The cu|ls
eonVitjtinif of <[ccnyHl, >mntte«l
an (l o.t 1 fair wise Ignlly Hamivoed
e;i’.s. tt;i'Uv milibnipl-, eft-., arc
rupson
4— e i >~H k
I IdWt.Vl
•s.-Julia D(fi'k.
.vas awarded to
tlKilX
int; tiino ; and, nviU'V
in >o<l x'omliiion til-1't-ln*'rijalrl
j.
time eam'e^, it necessary to
exercise intelligent care wiith it.
.It.slioulcl la* -ftWowed to remain"
in the frykl until it is well ripen
ed aiijd^dry>T)trfMt .mujt ’not be
alloWe4to staDdlontil/ it - lias
been soafce+Taiid. staTHeal by the
fall* Tft ins
thproiigli
gatliyrfed! and storodFu-a. oijh or
barn where it ywill remain Airy
orst prize o'
Sanders.* The second arize of $1 ‘vfes
awarded to»Miss Delk. ■ ’
After the awarding of thes'e prizes
the eluiPboys-and girls were given
free tickets' to^ the drug store and |o
the moving p* ture- show*_ The boys
and gills enjoyed the day and went
back to their homes with the determi
nation to work harder next year.
The. following is a list of the girls
who won prizes on individual conjj
tainets: Miss, Annie Laurie Oglesby,
Miss Sallie TuckeT7gMiss“tula H&it,
without hope.
f icy sorro
. The lldisto Siijgiiig Convention /will
W-heldTat l4oubfe Branch. Church (on
the ‘^6’’ road between Neeses and
Opangeburgj, Friday and Saturday,
•Nov. H5:h and 17th- •
<The Barnwell County Singing Con<
ventioii will be held at Double Popd
Church next Sunday, Nov. 17th. /The
public is fordially invited ]to both of
These all-day singihgs and is asked to
bt*ing well-filled baskets. Members of
the claps "are asked .to bring their
“King’s Message” song books. ?■'
.reinftuyd ,v..huh!e assistance _.oii that
day. • -- : ^
We are ppoud of l.he _work our club
members have .doiig, bqt there is al
ways .room for imjtTbvement, so we
wish to plead with e&ch member to
strive even harder next year.in drder
that We may carry ’ out our motto,
“To Make the Best Better.” ; ^
. (Miss) Clifford Barratt,
(Miss) Eloisa Cave,
.•, Home 1 Dem. Agts„
4 Barnwell, S. C
hiAwith strong faith and trust, and
give into His keeping this great treas
ure of their hearts, knowing h* doetk
all things Well. -A- 4
• 1 Majy their thought? dwell on that
great daypvhen we shall all be^ reunit
ed in that! lapd of endless day: 4
Mr. LovAl 8iie41in« t wbuf^as-
been, uuite <iek-for sgvenil-.«]ays
at hpmc 4 improving,mid hope
bT'will soon b»* arbte to .be .out
aiitin. ' J ; : X . ■
? ^ r ’G;.\rnl)le la live
rettirned F^om Vbeir weddinj*
will make Barnwell
their mtuue home. . 7.
I^Jdiss Ida Bl’owiiing,
pfmendittg a Business C
.j Columbia, spent the '
| home with her parernry.
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as soon