The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 24, 1918, Image 1
VOL. XLII.
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BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1918.
NUMBER 7.
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BARNWELL COUNTY OVER
. *
THE TOP BY GOOD MARGIN
Every Town in Counly Except Kline
Oversubscribed Its Quota.
* * f~\ y
Darnweli County went over the top
very handsomely in the “Fourth Lib- '
erty Loan drive, every town in the '
county oversubscribing its> apportion
ment With- the exception of Kline, *
which raised 90 per cent, of its quota, f
Allendale led, with Blaekville, Barn-!
well, Williston, Fairfax aiul Kline in
the order named/ The Dunbarton J
quota of $4,500 w*us apportioned
through the Farmers and Merchants
Bank-, -which has not opened. Its quo
ta . has •been added to Bara well, j
through whose banks its subscriptions
have been reported, and was largely
oversubscribed.
Under the apportionment fixed by
the Federal Resen e Bank,. Barnwell
• County was apportioned $415,000. An
error, hpwever, was made in the ap
portionment for Florence County,
making it necessary to allot $900,000
additional to other counties. Barn
well County's increase was srbitrsri-
ly Axed by the State Central Commit
tee at SO per cent, of the Reserve
Bank's apporttomaeat. making it
necessary far the people to
S&40JM0 in order ta prove
100 per ceat American. They did
this and more—the Anal Agares as
five* oaf hy Csaaty Chaivmaa P M
Barhmgham hr am |f |«.iaa Thm la
aa o«rf«*hsm0tto* of 10 per raat* aa
the setgtaal appartiaameaA and af 10
per tenL w>th the Inrvaaae added.
R la a saaree af geatiOmlioa *ta aB
fwarecaed That the peaple have amaa-
am 1 ap hs Ahe teat
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Owe Islaltl) Nad Orrarved ta
Hamoell Up ta Maaday.
Althtmgh Spam»h mAuenxs is said
ta he on the increase in Barnwell Coun
ty. the number of death* has hern re
markably few so far. t'p to Monday
morning only one fatality had been
reported in Barnwell, a negro named
Dan Rolierts. an employe of Messrs.
H. W. Sanders and Terrie Richard
son, having died the previous day.
Other towns have not been so fortu
nate, however, and the toll has been
heavier.
The drug stores in Barnwell are do
ing a land offiee business, one drug
gist stating that he filled 142 prescrip
tions Saturday and albrost as many
the previous day. • '
While the physicians here seem to
have the situation prettywell’nT hand,
and reports from <5V#r tfre State are
to the effect that the epidemic is on
the wane, it would not be wise for peo
ple to relax their efforts to stamp out
the disease, but on the other hand ev
ery precaution poasible should be
taken.
Griggs—Sanders.
The marriage of Miss Lilliafi
Griggs, recently of Union City, and
Mr. John Sanders, of Barnwell, was
solemnized at seven o’clock on the
evening of October 16th at the home
of Mr. and Vr* Shelby Jett, Jr, ef
Akron, Ohio.
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Serial- Name Post Office. Order
- No. - No.
455 Abner, Walter, WilUston rfd2 C 823
495 Abne , Robert, Jr.> Elko, C - . 2301
1340 Abney, George, Williston rfd C 2070
1875 Atistanee, Hugh Rior, Bl’k’v W 2273
976 Abstance, George Buist, Black-
vllle, W < 855
290 Adams, William, Sycamore, C 3041
3170 Adams, Wesley, Fairfax, C 782
2690 Adams. Robert Lee. Barnwell C 3309
1171 Adams, Ed, Barnwell rfd 2, IV ' 2302
1716 Adams, Peter, Allendale rfd2 0 2457
3412 Adams. James, chain gang,
Baitiwell. C. 414
629 Adams, Wash, Meyer's Mill, C 355
1149 Adams, Joe, Thomas, C 1366
651 Adams, Henry,-Meyer’s Mill, C 1357
2904 Adams, Cornelius, Barnwell, C 2119
1528 Addison, Kendrick, Martins, C 664
905 Addison, Bristol, Jr., Martins,
rfd. LC
84 Addison, John, Elko, C*
296 Ahl. Martin Needham, Willis
ton,. W
1331 Aiken, Bobbie. Martins. C
1249 Aiken, William. Allendale. C
1904 Aiken. Timothy. Baldor. rfd. C
1996 Aiken. Charlie. Baldork. C
1973 Aiken. !<rxie Columbus. Baldork
vM» C*
1616 Aiken. Moee. Martina. C
PPS Aiken. Wa/hingtnn. Martina, C
2454 All, James Henry. Ulmers, W
2487 All. Charley Frank. Ulmers. V
MP AP. Ferry Hamilton. Allendaie.W IP
1264 AP. Harry Wslt.^ A!U^*W, W *U
2EBp Mmad. APmidair. W
1146 AP. Mm Filmund. AHsniatr. P
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IVtJ AP*n. Manful A . ABamlale. C
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151.6 Ashy, Jamesf; Blaekville, rfd 2, C J63
2080 Ashe, Thomas Hugh, Baldoc
rftn, W 3034
1985 Ashe, Wickleef. Baldoc, rfd 1,"W 1577
L823 Ashe, George V/ashington, Mar-
tin, rfd. Bex 12, C ' 998
1575 Ashe. Joe. Martin. C 2949
1219 Ashley, William Henry, Dun
barton, C " 2572
597 Ashley,. Henry, Williston^jrfd 2
C . 2*77
*1847 Ashley, Matt, Wiiliston, € ' 1160
^313 Ashley, Calhoun, Dunbarton, C 1082
892 Ashley, Olnil. W’illiston, ,rfd 1, C 1009
1481 Ashley, A-slierry. Blaekville, C 409
3090 Ashlev, Hampton, Meyer’s Mill,
rfd. C 455
3165 Ashlev, Martin. Meyef’s Mill,
rfd, C _ 1831
1848 Ashley, William. Williston. C* ' 1795
2279 Ashley, fTiarlie. Bsmw«!l. W 112
506 Ashley. Richmoml, Williston, C 840
1155 Ashley. James. Meyer's Mill, C 2429
1376 Augnstua. James. BlarkviPe, C 3293
1376 Aaguatus. Colic, Btarkvitle. C 3PP
15P5 Augustus. George. BlarkviBe. C 2161
67 Aosthi, OUift*. Elko. C 2549
19»9 \u«tm. Iwonam. PanwnR,C fTPt
1466 A>r. h k. WPMam T. Barnwell, W 2179
463 Aye. Bivere, Allendale. € 34** *
2392 Ayer. Jamra H«gner. ilamfw. C M3
22?6 Ayee. lee Edward. Eairfav. W 111
1633 Ayers, ttagaad.
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IT«6 Boddie. Inward.
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Serial Name . Post Office • Order.
No. . • . - • No.
499 Bates, SamheT Lee, Elko, rfd 1-C 3254
401 BateO, James Harry, Hattieville :
W 2357
630 Bates, JqZeph, Milletteville, 0 * 2397
1876 Baughman, Lonnie Jesse; Black-
villo, W T
2721 Baughman, Charlie C, Dunbar
ton,. VV’
853 Baxley, Duff, Williston, C
857 Baxley, Peter. Carson, Allen- .
- dale. W ' ^ .
1531 Baxley, Noah, Barnwell, rfd •
~ r j
598 Baxley, Boon. Elko, rfd IrC
2493 Baxley. Manning Mann, Bam-
“ well. Box 59. C
707 Baxley. Kllinoi*. Elko, rfd I. C
3183 Baxley. Sterling Monroe, Ellen-
" ton. W
2772 Baxb-v. Wade Hampton, Bam-
well W
3363 Baxiey, Charlie Pa til. Barnwell,
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MS APWtghl. WiPfcr. Pnmwvtt, C 1318
3299 Allbnehi. H or. Klt»»r. C 22*6
1581 Althrmr. Eidmrd. Allondale rfd C P73
3upn Alti«vi«*k. Pifey llagtod. Black-
ville, rfd 3, Dot HI.W
MI Alexander, Clint. Elko, rfdl W 873
1157 Alexander. R.tm, Bun.well, W 336i»
702 Altman. Martin. Fairfax, C 1585
2532 Altman. Jake. Fairfax, rfdl W 2037
202 Alford, Arthur. Milletteville, C 1415
1045 Amiker, QuilUr. Elkn, rfd 2. C 1527
2191 Anderson. Henry, Ulmer. C 6019
388 Anderson, William White, Ffi-
fax. W 3022
3464 Anderson, Heyward Bethune.
Dunbarton. W 3042
1696 Anderson-, William, Allen
dale, rfd 2, C 3055
1959 Anderson, James Arthur, Bal
doc, rfd, C 81
,356 Anderson, Coleman, Williston, C 845
2518 Anderson, Arthur, Thomas, C 1950
1692 Anderson, Charles Lee, Allen
dale, C* - 68
3266 Anderson, Geames Edgar, Snell-
ing, C 139
2344 Anderson, Herbert Stewart,
Dunbarton, W 1546
576 Anderson, Grant, Wdliston,
rfd 2, C
3136 Anderson, Lynes, Snelling, C
2707 Anderson, James Leroy, Dun
barton, rfd 2, C
301 Anderson, Atkins, Allendale, C 1445
1510 Anderson, Henderson, Black-
. ville, C ‘ 1468
74 Anderson, John, Milletteville, C 3264
242 Anderson, Odia, Sycamore, C 3288
2382 Anderson, Joseph Hammond,
Barnwell, C 2796
725 Anderson, Dorsey, Hattiville, C 666
115 Anderson, Sandy. Milletteville, C 284
2153 Anderson, Ozelle, Allendale, C 1149
2604 Anderson, Benjamin Franklin,
Dunbarton, W 1217
747 Anderson. Lonnie. Williston, C 306
1367 Ahdersm. Joe. A Mills, rfdt C
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2399 Kassel. Huey Bla«ir«.. Ulmers. W 1696 —
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MP Barker. Lrtvia (arvwP. APm-
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1926 Barker. Raker* Manly, Kline,
rfd. W
1286 Barker. George Morrell. Allen
dale. W
1*»2 Harm**. J'*«M*ph, Mryer’s Mill,
rfd Box 55, C
ViBI Barne*. Rule K!xy, Fairfax,
rfd 1. W
1215 KarvMMi, John Furman, Apple-
ton. W
556 Barnes, Daniel M« Duffy, Al
lendale. rfd I. W :
3429 Barnes, David Earl, Fairfax,
rfd 1, W
1830 Barnes, Elzey Lewis, Fairfax. C 2654
363 Bsriies. Thornes, Meyer's Mill, .
rfd 1, C 1487
3033 Barnes, Wjllie, Donora, C 1793
1831 Barnes, Ben, Fairfax, rfdl C ’ -32;»6
-910 Barrett, George Samuel, Willis
ton, C 1890
1839 Barrett, Nathaniel, Williston,
rfd 1, C 1495
3380 Barnette. George Clarence,
Kline, rfd, W
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I liPf N~^». I mm* C. Raftkar. W 631
• -I 1196 Bnanat*. Jaw. P^rkxtNe. rfd I. C 1312
1611. Emm 1 It. I,anal* O. Moftm*. W 12-2
IPtf Brmwet. WiRiam Lewi*. Rferk-
vtNe. W :%>m
3218 Iksalwa. J*4mi. BavnwvP. C 1283
64 Vbmley. J«hn. MiN^Uwille. C 2136
•** m B •ton, Frank, Ruling Ryan.
f*a.. W
*281 llreg-r. Ham«, WilLston, W
918 Berry, John Wmgartl. Black-
ville. rfd 2. W
2UU5 lb*rr*., Jam« « Wa*b* Hampton.
Blaekville. rfd 3. W »
3433 Berry, Elm«»re, Donora. C
2411 Berry, Clarence. Donora, C
456 Berry. J »e, Williston, C
130 Berry, Eugene, Elko, C
1512 Bern*, Charlie, Blaekville, rfd
3. W
799 Bess. Jim. Martins, C
825 Bcfs. Tom. Milletteville, C*
2558 Bcssingcr, John G. W’illiams,
Ulmer, W
2267 Ressinger, Shellie, Barnwell, W 1300
2952 Ressinger, Arey, Kline, rfd, W 3340
348 Best, Tommie, Allendale, C
1526 Best, Noniver, Allendale, X
294 Best, Sam, Sycamore, C
3053 Best, George Caulie, Jr, Kline,
W
3811
2746
539
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2933
2957
2522
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408 Bassett, John Wesley, Fairfax W 1349 2463 Best, Twitch, Allendale, C 2390
630 Bassett, Grant, Milletteville, C 2943 j 1832 Best, Ottawa, Milletteville, C 952
2923, Bassett, William Flowers, Fair- I 1835 Best, Jack, Jr., Fairfax, C 2055
fax, rfd 1, W - 2516 3327 Best, Hqnry Devant, Kline, W 533
2629 Bartley, Arthur, Ellenton, rfd C 1460 2879 Best, Orasmus, Harding, Barn-
24 1 Bartley, Lester, Barnwell, G 2512 well, W 1094
v 42 Barton, Fr**i\Snelling, C 569 733 Best, Hutto, Fairfax, 0 1128
207 Barnard, Eugene, 539 West 3441 Best, Thomas Henry. Jr., Allen
2166 ‘ ‘ ‘
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1913
1140
Bryan St., Savannah, Ga., C
142 Bates, Charlie Joseph, Elko,
rfd 2 W—"*
580 Bates, Allen, Milletteville, C
3228 Bates, Heyward Brown, Dun
barton, W
3199 Bates, John, Dunbarton rfd 1, C 1157
12 Bates, Philip Hiers, Dunbar
ton, rfd 2, W . 1043
645 Bates, Frank. MilletUville, C 498
113 Bates, John. Williston. C 2P26
445 Bates, Laurie Edward. Elko. C 2534
2204 Bates, Joseph Walter. Allen
dale. rfd 2. W
dale, C 1806
653 Best, Arthur, Fairfax, C 2470
3261 Billops, Albert, Donora, C 3446
267 Bing, William, Jr., Allendale, C 1136
2561 Bing, Stanscll, Dunbarton,
rM 1, C 366
2235 Bing, Argie. Dunbarton, C 413
947 Bing, Willie, Baldoc, C 464
1546 BJng Golie. Williston, C - 2997
3007 Bing, Nish, Dunbarton, rfd I. C 2531
162R Willie. Appleton, C. 67
MrEiag. ClarauetTwOHalaa. C t®
BLACK VILLE SADDENED ; ,
BY 3 DEATHS IN A WEEK
Messrs. Farrell Senders, Jake Rlatl
and Herbert McCreary Deal.
Blaekville has been saddened by
thiTo visits from the Grim Reaper .a
the past week. Mr. Farrell Sa^dera,
a student at the tJniversfty of South
CatolTna, who was only recently in
ducted hy the Local Board into tna
Students’ Army Training Corps, died
Wednesday at the Base Hosp : cal at
Camp Jackcon, from pneumonia, fol
lowing an attack of influenza. His
body was taken to Blaekville the fol
lowing day and buried Friday after
noon. He has another brother, Lieut.
Keys Sanders, also of Blaekville, iu
the service. ^ •*
After an illness of several days with
pneumonia. Mr. Jake Blatt, eldest sou
of Mr. and Mrs. N. Blatt. of Blaek
ville. died at his father's home Thuri
day afternoon, hie body being buried
in Augusta Saturday. Mr. Blatt aim
has a brother la aervice. Mr. Solomau
Blatt, formerly of Barnwell and note
stationed hi France
Puaday night Mr.
Cmury, a brother af Mrs.
died at hia eioter'e
BlarkviPe after aa illaeaa af
me* danag utptk ti
gcy %mv krm
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af VoaiafP C
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He has oNhead a fumaai iff
681 far the wiaru of kfti pi
1IMLI KM % HITI ATKIN
MTTER AT VltXINTOV
laiprovemeat Dae Largely ta the Oa-
operstioa af the People.
Williston, Oct. IP.—The influewm
situation has been largely controllai
here, although onaofdhe physicians la
in the army and another ia incapaci
tated by reason of the disease. The
improved condition is due largely to
the cooperation of the people in the
order of closing schools, churches sad
other public assemblages. The mer
chants are doing well their share a
closing their stores early and thus ra-
ducing the number who would crowd
the stores and streets.. The gregar
ious habits of the negroes have V vu-
suited in a high percentage of the dia-
ease for them. Very few fatalities
have occurred, although 50 per cent
of the population has been affected.
The shortage of labor has been greftk-
!y increased by reason of it.
Allendale Goes Over.
Allendale, Oct. 19.—Allendale baa
fone over the top in the fourth libecky
loan, having attained her quota bp
the middle of the week, the aamuPl
being 61P7.7M. Much audit to 4m
the chairmen. Mr. aad Mrs
H. Oswald aad Mr Batfb F
far
r.i.
af Ike
ef