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m* 0 II .1 ■ . . H ^ *4 THE BARNWELL PEOPLE ' # _A.. ■ | EnUred at th« post office at Barnwell, S. C., aa second-claaa matter. JOHN W. HOLMES 18*0-1912 — ■ 1 — B. P. DAVIES. Editor and Proprietor. THURSDAY, MAY 1ST., 1919. Home Demonstration Work. * * * ***** • * * * • Special. Community. Demonstration Meetings. We are planning to have aperies of meetings for the following women’s Home Demonstration Clubs: Elko, Monday p. m., May 5th; San Hill, Tuesday a. m., May 6th; Snelling, Tuesday p. m., May 6th; Yenome, Wednesday, a. m., May 7th; Pleasant Hill, Thursday noon, May 8th; Syca more, Thursday, p. m., May 8th; Long Branch, Friday a. m., May 9th; Big Fork, Friday p. m.. May 9th; Hilda, Wednesday p. m., May 7th. Subject for discussion—Nutrition.. Demonstration—Dressing a Fowl— explanation of meat chart and special cuts of meat. Miss Christine South, Assistant Home Demonstration Agent for the State of South Carolina and Nutrition Specialist, will be at these meeLr^gs and will give the demonstration. Miss South has had special training along this particular line and the informa tion she can give will be greatly bene ficial to all who hear her Let each club member do her beat to have her club the moet largely attend ed Came, and invite your friends to NOTICE We have moved our Kodak Finieh- ing Plant from Augusta to Aiken. Mail orders given prompt and careful attention. THE AIKEN GIFT SHOP, AIKEN, S. C. For the informal attributed to the D* n of those who Dee Walker Death of Mrs. N. H. Bolea. r Mrs. N. H. Bolen died at her home in Elko, April 25th, 1919, in the 71st year of her age. Bom November 6, 1848, Mrs. Bolen in early girlhood gave her life to the services of the Baptist church. Gentleness of spirit, kindness of heart and Christian good ness were the virtues that endeared !icr to every acquaintance, made her valuable to her neighbors and bound her children and family her wU-i lo^e bonds that will "bind throughout eten .ty ' ' _1\ v ,♦ Ihosc of the immediate family whi; .-uivhe Mrs. Bolen are Mrs. Viola Pj tos, Mrs. Antionette Bates, Mrs. At- pHa Boylstpn, Mrs. Ulalia Kitcheug, Mrs Donia Johnson, L. N. and E G. Lc!en. J he frail body of the dear mother, friend tr.d neighbor was borne io the ji I Kniug ground at the Cit/.iry Baptist Church, where a great congre gation was assembled to do honors and shed tears at the burial of this good woman. From far and near the people had come, bearing in their hands flowers for honor and in their icarts a great grief for the love of the one who had gone. The passing of the spirit of so good a Christian as Mrs. Bolen was, in a way, a glorious occasion. Too true it is that death wrings from our hearts sobs that seem to tear at our very vi tals; too true it is that the sting of death is cold and cruel; too true it is that our earthly lives suffer s great loss when a dear one passes out of the portals of earth and into the wide gates of God’s house. The glory of {* n d one which will doubtless be ap- death is the victory over pain and | P recta ted by the people of the town. sorrow end tin. < c 0#001 m I o M Ittttt Ij grerft soul will live forever in the realm of* immortality where her Sa vior is. We will forget the sorrow and suffering that our mother and friend went through with on earth, and we shall thfnk of her as -she delights in the wonderful joys of Paradise in the very presence of Jesus and loved ones who have gone dh before. E. G. Bolen. Bamberg to Have Day Current. Bamberg, April 26.—The commis sioners of public works announce the arrivals of the generator which was recently purchased to be installed at the Bamberg cotton mills company to provide day current for Bamberg. The generator will be installed within / the next few days, and day current will soon be a real fact in the city. It is understood that arrangements have been made whereby the city power plant will be operated oh* such days as the cotton mill will not be in op eration. thus providing continuous day current throughout the yeer. This will be a great improvement for the city. Dear, good Mrs. Bolen has won the greet fight Her sufferings are all H*r swttLjpirH ii innid trim this narrow ceTT of mortality and her Mrs. J. C. Patterson has returned to her home in Allendale after a week’s rard _ i 4H Brand Scholarship Fund, we are printing the body of the letter we re re«*ed from Miae Edith L Parrott, ewr Btato Dom■notret too Agent, in re gard to same It la as follows *1 am la receipt of jrowr letter of April 19th and want ta toll you that thio ta the j Bfet chock that we hare received oa the scholarship I certainly appreci ale pear poem pluses la all year week " Wt wiah hereby te thank those who ssaOo ft possible fee ue to be prvmpt In this matter Clifford Barrett. Elotas (ore. Home Drm Agents Health About Gone Maay womea oral ommiru vy inc use of Cardui, (he woman’s tonic, according toletter* we receive, timilano this 00c from Mr*. Z. V. Spell, of Hayoe, N. C. '*1 could not stand on my feet, and Just suffered terribly, she says. “As my suf fering was *o great, and he had tried other reme dies, Dr. had us getCaiduk # . . I began improving, and it cured me. 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