Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WlLLISTON NEWS ITEMS Contiaued from First Page. holidays with his pare aid Mrs.T W. G. Hraitt W illie Grogan of iGJiarJ Fft.h her mother, Mrs, Harley. / Mr. Lester Hall,is j again, after being must* of service at (.'amp J Mr. B. A! Best, of Yamisne., was,* in Barnwell Monday v Mr. J. A. McLemore at Rose mary was in this city Monday ~ Mr. J, Bratton Kirkland, of Meyer’s Mill was in Barnwell* Monday. * Messrs. A. C. Odom and It. A. Bolen, ■'of Elko, were in the city Monday, Messrs. W. J. .lowers and \V. •f’' Walker, of Healing Springs,, were in Barnwell Monday. t. . {jJjMisses Loretta Baisden and Ne£t ; e Sheldon, of Blackville, were visitors here Monday. Dr. G. Norma^Snclliug left Jiere Sunday for York’ where u « few days or . JMr. J >hn G. Simms expects “to return to the University Thursday. He is a senior in tlig law school • n 1 will obtain his degree in June. Mr. Geo. Armstrong, son of Barnwell county’s popular treasurer, left here Sunday for Washington to take charge of a very important government position. jSeo the German Helmet sent ;~tlie manager by his nephew from •the battlefield of France. Also | a German Pistol (Luger make), at the Owens Drug (Jo., Fairfax, S.G. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Merritt spent the holidays with rela tives in .Johh*onvil!e. Mr. ami Mrs.-G. N. Greene spent several r ^ 1 ♦ r of the holidays with Cnpt. and Mrs. Haines at the Citadel in Charleston. Mrs.- Nance and children, of- Sumter, spent ho will s pec ting. Christmas wirh ■ Frank Drummon Mrs. Bryant Bus spent Saturday w tie Rountree. two days,*list week in Augu-ta with Mr. and Mrs. Frampton! Richardson. I <>7 Mr. J. F. Folk and sister, of Rufiemary, apent last weak end in the city, the guests of Miss Eleise Cave. TT“ The friends of M r «. J. B. Arro- atrong will regret to learn of her illness, and hope fof her a speedy recovery. Mr. MiPedge Middleton one of Barnwell county’* wealthiest and most progressive planters, was iu Barnwell Monday. Mrs. (J. W. Peepleeend daugh ter, Mrs. Rhodes of Kstill, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alon- Donora, .spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. AY, H. Eaves, neaf town. The friends of Mr. L. A. Greene will*' regret to learn tliSTdie is confined to his room with an acute attack of rheumatism, The ball; wn the 20, in honor of the ibo.dier boys, was a I g and success. Mise Virginia Moseley enter tained a house party during the! holiday* with the following guests t Mieses Ida Hand, Amie Burem. Jean Burem, Mary Wi)- itamw, WiRie- Srrovil le~rmd~MHTy McAllister; Messrs. Frank Ow- eiV*, McGee Bamh'arg, Nettles Lindsey, George Brown, Roy Moore, Lawrence Barrenger, J. P. Richman, Reipli Earle, Har- bld Burgi*<. , YOU ARE INVITED TO CALL —AND SEE THEM. lure were vi-itors from Lvimbia, Orangeburg, and "li ter, iu addition to • those i < i the near by towns. Cliris- itiu *» in > WilTMon was file zo Harley, MTomf riy of this week. Mr. and Mr*. Norman Beanett, and Norman, Jr., of Greenville, are visiting the par ents of Mr. Bennett, at W ill li tem. * Mr. I. II. Harvey and family, of Fairfax, visited iu Barnwell Tuesday and while in town paid the {Sentinel office, a pleasant qui i*frt m -tluity-hve years. J» hi Burlycorn was abroad, butwa: verv timid and gave the officevery little trouble, John doe s’t make himself very nunitrous in ;\Villi.-ton at any time, tliese days, although. *it PRICES RIGHT AND TERIHS SATISFACTORY N N SONS SOUTH CAROLINA Misses E**ie Sanders and Pearle Bonnev, of Columbia, spent the Xmas holidays with friends ami relatives in Bain- well and Olar, and to the re gret of many they returned to their home on Tuesday, leaving behind several grief strictcn young men who will no doubt lie jfounrl at some early i dat** BLACKVILLE daughter, Thelma, Christmas holidays lives and friends i 8. C. . ‘ Someof tut being a little, necessary to Mules and Automobiles JUST RECEIVED happiness, denied to use other pe* p.es name* on -their checks. One man is mw in jail for forging ne mine of Mr. Jim Youngblood to t check for one hundred and siventv live dol- tr lard. Another jartv wlTo used a fictitious nnip* in signing a check has not bocnapprehended Vet. Willi-ton hag a splendid openeing for an up-to-da’ • Laundry, and also needs several dressmakers. The friend** ot Mr and Mrs. W. D. Harley will be interested to learn that they have refitmed from Atlanta and have begun liousekeeping. < . See the Gcr.i an Helmet vent the manager by his nephew from the battlefield of France. Also a^perman Pistol (Luger make), attheOwen^ Drug Co., Fairfax, obtained through the o!<l o: “u. _ T CO. aii. bn. Ixi'JKiit by ManuTicuiw:». jj.-n.l a ir.uaui ort-Kea-i.e :ihd <! of yoar i.wcutwn lor 1 ...... . and |jort on l-atontal iliiy. W o-.ts *>r no fee. V. i iie I».r our ofo>Oiw*e|nd i-yc-itior.s. Will receive Tuesday, December 31st, one carload of mules, anptner carload of mules Friday* January 3rd;’ also have ju?t re ceived two carloads of Dort automobiles, two carloads of Pattersou automobiles and expeet the last of this wee* or first of next two carloads of Buicks. It will pay pros pective buyers to see me before buying. ilnnlawnv am ~8ea rson ant iner of A I iemlale Messrs. Li. (Jhalmer* K LITTLE MARTHA RILEY’S DEATH A LOSS TO MANY. Just a day or two before lit tle Martha ni or v^ent away to heaven she was *ent out to plav. r Fhe angel'» call to her was quick, thev must have wanted- her in paiadise to play dolly with the millions of vOtlrer sweet little- girls whom God: has asked for. That wonderful Land beyond the land of the sky is Jesus’ home, and of course the angels and all of Heaven-folk celebrate Christmas as the birthday of the humble man out of Nazareth. Patent Lnwycrs. Estab. 1389 t. f " Washington, D. C 307 Sevcqt:i One of the saddest deaths that has ever occurred in Barn well was'-that of little Mis* Martha Riley, the - five year old daughter of Dr. R. W. C. F. RIZER OMAR, S. C. DAYS OF DIZZINESS who died here Mondav CITATION, j, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OK BaRNWKI.L, By John K. SnpiiinR, Enquire, Pruba Candidates for Duty_Ovet There Mutt Be True Chnetatn Leaders. Ctme to huodreds of Barawcll People. < There are dajs of dUx neee; Sfolis of headactie, lannuur. back ache; S Tin times rhpnmat c pains ; Often 0*i’larw dis^rdern Duan’e Kidney Pills Hre eppec alw for kidney itb Endorsed in Ban.wrll by grateful friend- ana i eignbors. ■Mrs. R C. (iiumlliat, Barnwell, says: “Five yea'* ago f had a revere back ache caused from kidney Trouble. My back ached a 1 1 the time, I had diazy pp-lla and tfu uglit 1 would fall over. My ey^a were alro effected Hnd sp«»i8 danced befnft* me. I u>< k many d'ffei. ent medicwi*« but g t n > relief until 1 began taking Ilian’s Kidmy Pill-. Thi-y’ were recomineodtd in thfc local pap* rd by home people, und I felt >e- l.» Ve 1 from ibe s art By the time I had nee 1 half the first b *x the back- acheTwas i early gone, and my viai n wa* clear serin 1 kept on naiue Doan’8 a* til I tini h*d two boxes and they ei - tirelv eurf-d me.” • Pi ice 60c ai all dealers. Don’t limp'y ask for a lidiey remetfy—Ret. Dnan’s KidneyP.lla— the c m*- that MraU gnil- liai had. Foster-Mflbnru Co„ Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Atlanta, Ga„ Dec.—What! type of men are now needed as Y. M. C. A. workers overseas? Only men if es tablished Christian character, cyture »hd leadership, ministers and mer, who have had experience in rtlig. fous work in the church and the Youn;r Men’s Christian Associations. In addition to this particular gio«p of men, all of whom would natumlly qualify for hut leadership, there is a call, according to information Just re ceived from New York, for educational administrators, such as school super intendents, h}Rh school and grade prin cipals and college and university pro fessors. J There is still a call for good chauf feurs, mechanicians and entertainers for overseas duty, all of whom must be of-good moral character. -ft la stated that the Y. M. C. A. is no longer in need of such men as warehouse 'Superintendents and work ers, store-room cleVks, bookkeepers, transportation and construction super intendents, carpenters, electricians, plumbers. However, a number of high grade stenographers, ,accountaqts gnd motlcn picture operator? can be well used by the V, M. C. A. overseas at trips, wil this time. ' -. N ' Jof time. Paris, Dec. 1 well home, and had idle stayed, through, the happy Christmas «ea*o-n her little lieayt would have bounded high with joy just like other little girls when they have their new dollies to pel awl, sing to. This we know because we are of tl^i earth. Now yve cannot conceive of the thoughts and workings of God ; all we can do is to pray on, even with sir- row’s bitter cup still at our lips ; and yet, As we p^ay and weep, there can co^ne into the heart of sorrow a *deep“ calm, as God stoops-down and with His hand of love and goodness drives back the tears and bids the storm of sobs to cease. ’.‘Peace, be still,” and let us turn’ojjr eves toward the great white throne of God and see “Little Martha as She sings ’Alieliijah in a sweet child ish' treble that niakes- the angels CITATION t NOTICE. ADMINISTRATRIX SALE SUte of South Ci$iu!iim—Cou* ty of Barnwell. State of South Carolina. 1 County of Barnwell. ( By John K Snelli'ig. Eequire, Pribate 'Judge. Whereaa. Laiim Mi cheH h*- th made suit in me to grant u..to her Li-t era of Admin*atTat*on.i,f iheeelate and effect* Ex Farte E A. Mixson In Re E»tate of Josephine Meyer Pursuant to »U order of Hon. John K Th one wre, tin r Tore to vie and *)- mtrninh all and siimuUr iUe^.|»drecl h«Tl creditors-of-rue >„,iU l De,ia Dicke d cear^d, that they b« and aiC p-Mr before me in the court tf pro- bute, 10 be Uel.J at BarV.weJJ on J.r c * ^ry ihe 1919, next, after publi^" d-ition thereof, at ill o’clock in the liirenoon. to show rau*v! if any they hav-. Wny thr eaut aoHiiaiaantDon Hh**u'd nut be gran fed. ■ <i Veil finder my Jlaud, thD 21st-da«- Whv do jo*ir eow» g v** 'ea« milk in winter tlian ibey do in summer? Just b cause natiire rf with gream-a and green food - ; Hut we h»*r** come in the nseis'a* ee of Dame Nature with B. A. Thoni*-’ Stork Rem edy which eq* fait s t> e v-rv ii gred’- e» t-* that-the g-eert feed »uitpliea in e Meyer, knitW aa the h*one of- VVm’ Meyer. A ceased, ail the ihi eai»ie «*f ti^e late Josephine .dec •a*<* t. eou-i^^ioj? of ooeJx<jr-«‘ •*l“, t«" CI*,W8, tw.1 rtLw'a. hi ure- counties thousands of little girl^ up there and «TenV little Martha knows them every one and we mjjst calm pur stormy, troubled spirits Htb the sweet? assurance that tbe loved onp will f lay for. Pit fin the beautiful ‘‘Chilticeii’s ray your suoscrip- ie-i—■ .— v ... . ’ . f-f—-- . tion to the Sentinel • <. I - . # , - ■ - -«'»» > e ri*. pets. conoe seed, Said --tte-k) bn,had for lest b dd ■*■? Iv A Mixson of K-*'ate uf J iee; bine that th.a remedy gxe mor'* m : lk i j with ike same Igei :i ilSiei? nrr^tie 2i4l i Ali iw UifuAtb a.