The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 13, 1918, Image 1
The Barnwell People
VOLUM SIX
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BARNWELL. ROUTE CAROLINA. THURRDAT. JUNR 1ITH, 1*1*.
NUMR1
annual short course
TO BE HELD JUNE 1»TH
CAnninc amI Poultry Club Members to
Be in Session Three Dsys.
INTERESTING NEWS ITEMS
FROM BUSY WILLISTON
Dr. d. J. Trotti Ordered to Report ti
Alexandria, La. /
^ r The Annual Short Course for the
Barnwell County Canning and Poul
try Club Members, and for the Mem
bers of the Women’s Home Demon
stration Clubs will be held at the Court
House in Barnwell, June 19th, 20th
and 21si.^
All members of the ahpve named
clubs are invited and urged to be pres-
/ ent. '
The girls are to remain at the Coun
ty seat for the entire time, for the
people of the town have very gener-
erously opened their homes to these
girls and will be hostesses for the oc-
p casion.
The boys who are members of the
poultry dubs have been invited for
the first day, but we have had to re
arrange the program a little and con
sequently, the work of greatest later-
bet to poultry raisers will be given on
Jane 21st . ^
On June 21st all the member* of the
all the mothers of ear dab girls and
Willistoa, June 8.—Miss Valeria
Trotti returned home this week, hav
ing l;een among the class of graduate*
of Winthrop College. y /
Dr. G. J. Trotti has received orders
from Washington to report at Alex
andria, La., for duty as first lieutenant
in the dental corps. , :
Miss Helen Willis, a student at An
derson College, is at home for the sum
mer months.
Birnie Johnson of Wofford College,
recently spent a few days in town, af
ter which he returned to Spartanburg
to receive his graduating honors.
Maj. James A. Willis, a native of
Williston, now stationed at Camp Se
vier, Greenville, was with his parents,
Mr. And Mrs. W. A. Willis, a few days
during the past week.
Miss Edna Lott returned home a
few days ago from Brenau College,
Gainesville, Ga., Where she is a stu-
HuUon regally reported in
to begin service in the na
tal the navy
LIST OF YOUNG MEN WHO
REGISTERED WEDNESDAY
* £.
NUMBER OF REGISTRANTS WAS ONLY ABOUT 50 PER CENT. OF
THE NUMBER ESTIMATED THAT WOULD BECOME OF
AGE SINCE LAST JUNE. *
WHITE MEN AND NEGROES
. GO TO CAMP THIS MONTH
110 Negroes Leave Next Week and 24
Whites the Week Following.
Below will be found a list of the
yodng men, white and colored, who
registered in Barnwell County last
Wednesday. The number is only
about 50 per cent, of what the govern
ment estimated would become of age
since last June. The readers of The
People are asked to read the names
carefully and if there are any slack
ers in the county they should be re
ported promptly to the Local Board.
1. Thomas Jones, Blackville, S. C.,
Col.
2.
n
Col.
Arthur Howard Patterson, Barn
well, Wh.
5. Benjamin Grayson, Elko, Cot
4. Henry Bush. Wilhsten, rfd 2..
Cot
CoL
Johnson, MarkvtDa, Cal
CsL
CeL
Harry Duncan Hutto, Hilda, wh.
Wylia Stevenson, Near Kline,
Col.
72. Winchester C. Smith, Jr
liston, Wh.
<3-
Wh.
74.
Col.
75. Hughsy Terry,
1, Box 19, Col.
76 Malcolm* Edward Bronson,
lendale, rfd., Wh.
Moses Miller, Barnwell, rfd
Col.
78.
Col.
79.
CoL
80. Charley Sanders. Fort Mill, CoL
•1 Matthew Bryant, Allendale, rfd .
2, CeL
82. Wright Miller, Appleton. CeL
rfd-,
1. CeL
84 Luther Henna. Barkan, rfd. Cel
CoL
rfd.
I. CoL
•V DavUaoa Istaw. KBao. CoL
Wil-
John Duncan Holmes, Barnwell,
George Williamson, Hattieville,
Fairfax, rfd.,
Al-
f 2,
Moses Mitchell Meyer's Mill,
Silas Walker, Dunbarton, rfd..
Barnwell County has been called on
to furnish 184 men this < month—24
whites and 110 negroes. The negroes
will be sent to Camp Jackson on
the 21st inst. and the white men to
the same camp about the 24th.
The negroes have not yet been se
lected, but at a meeting of the Local
Board Thursday morning the follow
ing white registrants of the Local
Board Thursday morning the follow
ing white registrants were selected
for entrainment, the extra men being
alternates:
Dawson E. Davis, Fairfax.
Earl Hair, Elko, rfd 1.
Vivian L. Cave, Blackville.
Lester Hall, Williston.
William Russell Loadholt, Fairfax.
Bill Henry Creech, Kline.
C. Curtis Reeves. Allendale.
Henry Sm^k. Bare well.
Jsmes M. Anderson, Williston.
Milledge W Hartaeg. Hilda
COUNTY DEFENSE COUNCIL
MET IN BARNWELL FRIDAY
Helpful AMrwu Made bp the lee. Mr.
Murchison and Mr. Ren.
On Friday, June 7th, a meeting of
the County Council of Dofena# wan
held at the Court House in BarawdL
The main purpose of this meeting wan
to make plans for carrying out the
campaign for the sale of War Savings
Stamps.
The township chairmen of the Coun
cil of Defense, the ministers living in
the county, the food and foal admin
istrators for the county and a man and
woman chairman from each of the tt
school districts were invited to the
meeting.
Rev. Mr. Murchison, Feld Agent far
the State Council of Defense, and Mr.
P. M. Rea, Vice Director of the War
Savings Committee, were the
far the day. Both of these
helpful addresses. Mr.
dosing his sddreee mi ft a
peal for the Barnwell
hold the week of the CeuacH Of Do-
fenoo la behalf of the bet> ee of Ms
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116
Manly
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Realm, funae
»vgvtoMea,
Making Soup Miitnrv and Temai*>
Catsup. Mias Mary Barratt, asaistod
by Miae Julia Delk and Mias Ina San*
den.
Making Bordeaux Mixture—Expla
nation of its uses, by Miaa Mary Bar
ratt.
7:00-8:00—Party for Club Mem
bers—Place, Miss Cave's home.
9:15—Moving Pictures.
Friday, June 21st.
Special Day (or Ladies.
10:00—Devotional Exercises, Mr.
Manville.
10:15—Explanation of Home Con
veniences, Miss Weyman.
10:30—Exhibition of Dried Pro
ducts; Lecture on Grape Conserva
tion; Demonstration; Grape Products,
Mrs. Dora Dee Walker.
12 iSQ,—Announcements.
1:00—Dinner in Circle.
3:00—Lecture on Poultry Raising.
(a) Best Breeds. *
(b) Poultry Diseases and How to
Combat them.
Bamwdl.
Blarkville, June !QL-~Work on the
large knitting mill being built by Mr.
J. M. Farrell it progressing nicely,
and it is expected that the plant will
be in operation by the middle of July.
The tenant houses being erected by
Mr. Farrell are about, finished and are
quite an addition to Blackville.
The surgical class of 21 Red Cross
Members is progressing nicely under
the training of Mrs. Wilson of Allen
dale.
The many friends of Mrs. Henry
Martin regret to know of her illness
and wish for her an early recovery.
Mrs. John Turner returned home to
day after a few days visit to relatives
in Matthew, Ga.
Miss Hinley, of Georgia, is the guest
of the Misses Martin this week.
Mrs. R. W. Youngblood has re
turned home after a visit to her daugh
ter, Mrs. O. C. Corbett, of Springfield.
Mesdames R. B. Fickling, John Mat-
(c) Preparing Chickens and Eggs ^ ews aT1 d C: J. Fickling were among
for Exhibit. . j the visitors to the W. M. U. at Wil-
Demonstration—Preserving Eggs l* ston ^ as t week,
in Water Glass, by Mr. C. C. Cleveland, i Mr * Thompson McKerley is visit-
SUU Poultjy Agent j in * relatives in Spridgfield this week.
4:60—Report from Winthrop Rep-
5:00—Delivering H
Mrs. Dors Dee Walker
•MB.
Cerda,
Death of • Child
Little Hugh Bates, the eldest soa of
Mr aad Mrs J. W Be tee died at tketr
heaae aJtar AHeadele. June tbs 6101 al
ike! leessg
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40, George
CoL
41 Bryan Stonewall Baxley, Black
ville. Wh.
42. Aaron Fail Olar. rfd., 2. Wh.
v4.*l Manville Ingram, Barnwell, rfd.,
2, CM
44. Luther Gadsen, Blackville, Col.
45. Charley Hollman, Blackville,
Col.
46. Preston O. Beck, Williston, rfd.,
1, Wh.
47. Lang Smith, Milletteville, Col.
48. Hines Bush, Jr., Meyer's Mill,
Col.
(Si Bennie Badger, Barnwell, rfd.,
2, Col. k
50. Sam Howell, Blackville, Col.
Charley Furman, Barton, CoL
Will Henderson, Orangeburg,
Kliae, rfd.
Geoee. N J, e-o Oxford
111. Meye Btasley
Wh
lit Edward
WUlieUa. Wh
112. John Julian Creech
Wh
114. Edwnrd Judson Weeks.
ville, Wh
115. Lige Donalson, Williston, rfd.,
2. Col.
116. Hubert Hall, Valdosta, Ga., CoL
117. Dave 0*Striker, Lyndhurst, Col.
118. Martin Alfred Kinard, Jr., Al
lendale, CoL
119. Franklin Grubbs, Olar, rfd., 2,
Wh.
120. Chas. Franklin Carter, Barn
well, rfd., 1, Wh.
121. Green Marion Morris, Olar, rfd.,
2, Wh.
122. Monrowe James, Martin, rfd.,
Col.
ville, Wh
118 Fred Nia.
160 Nicholas Calheua
well Wh
161. BenefWId B
Wh.
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Col.
1, CoL
Reeve*. A HondaW.
Wilson Williams, Ulmer, rfd..
Paul Parker, Millette, Col.
Harry Connelly, Olnr, rfd., 2,
163.
164.
Wh.
165. Bennie Ramsie, Meyer's Mill,
rfd., 1, Box 45, Wh.
166. Caddy Aiken, Martins, CoL
167. William Rouse, Allendale, rfd.,
1, Col.
168. Henry Phinizy, Milletteville,
CoL
169.
170.
John Kirkland, Meyer’s Mill, Col CoL
51
52.
CoL
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
‘A. Cook, Barnwell,
Frank Myrick, Ulmer, CoL
Rudolph Farmer, Allendale, Wh.
Wilson Bliher, Allendale, CoL
Lucius White, Williston, CoL
George Dewey Bodiford, Black
ville, Wh.
58. Daniel Iredel Ross, Blackville,
rfd., 3, Wh.
59. Josey Williami, Kline, CoL
Lenwood Johnson, Blackville,
60.
CoL
Robert Coleman, Barnwell, Col.
Will Perry, Barnwell, CoL
Abraham Hogg, Klina, rfd.. Cal.
Jr. Ellen ton, rfd.
123.
124. Theodore
rfd.,*2, Wh.
125. Laury All, Sycamore, Wh.
126. Millege Scott, Milletts, CoL
127. George Cato, Robbins, CoL
128. Henry Winton Jones, Blackville,
rfd., 2, Wh.
129. Jim Williams, Barnwell, CoL
Shellie Black, Barnwell, rfd, Wh.
William Odom, Hattieville, Wh. Wh.
James Gordon Harley, Millett, 176.
130.
131.
132.
Wh.
133.
134.
171.
CoL
172.
Wh.
173.
Wh.
174.
CoL
175.
James Goode, Milletteville, Col.
Plinkey Hickson, Elko, rfd., 1,
Willie Cohen Hutto, Blackville,
Golie Rhett Manuel, Blackville,
Bill Owens B*tes, Martin, rfd.,
Early Scott, Ellen ton, rfd., 1,
John Allen Tyson, Blackville,
Willie Martin, Averill, S. C., CoL
Charlie Clifton Woodward, Wil-
Mi CuHury
LlfMi
Doable Fonda
4.16RJ8
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Green's Academy .......
416.88
New Foroet ...........
T.H88 >8
Reeve's Creek
414.68
Elko
6 v 248u8i
Cedar Grove ............
832.08
Tinker's Creek -
416.00
Fairfax
23.4M*
Harmony ^
1,950.08
Bethel ^v-—
l,960Jt
Ulmer
5,650.00
Union
L950J0
Sycamore
1,950.00
Shady Grove
1,950.00
Kline
3,120.00
Big Fork
1,56080
Red Oak ax
78080
Cave
~ 1,50080
Morris
780*
,177.
Ephriam Douglaa, Millett, CoL liston, Wh.
Albert Edward Thompson, WH- 178. John Henry Harrison, Blackville,
liston, Wh. (CoL
135. Samuel Grubba, Elko, rfd, Wh. 179
136. David Graham, Blackville, rfd^ 180
1. Col.
187. John Harvey, Fairfax, rfd^ I,
GaL
rfd, CaL
Frank Miller. Fairfax. Col.
Johnnie Thompson. Fairfax,
Brant—Harvey.
Ulmer, June 8.—Last Thursday af
ternoon Willie Lorens, the only daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Brant, be
came the bride of J. Victor Harvey.
The young couple were married by the
Rev. Mr. Shealy at the Baptist par
sonage in the presence of a few doae
friends. The bride looked unusually
attractive in her going away suit. The
marriage bad been announced for early
It
expected it ae
tea ef
Mr