Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ WAIT! Pleasures Should Never Be Hurried V T f T T BLACKVILLE NEWS. InteriMting Social Items of Past Week in Neighborinf Town. Morning, Noon and Night our doors are open to you, JL and our peerless service will insure Comfort and Pleasure. JL % X X CLUB BREAKFAST, 6:30 TO 11 ;30 A. M< t ■ . X & Dinner de Luxe, 12 to 3 p. m._ --75c ^ D Merchants Lunch A 12 to 3 p. m._— ^50c M A la Carte Service up to 1 o’clock A. M. t t T t J t X t i ' f Phone 1924 T AiZ the Latest New York Music, “THE PLACE TO EAT” V. 8c L.. RESTAURANT Augusta, Ga. s break yjckERY CWIT ^ ON ^ ^ lltRllNSlocx’r ^XaStm BROS. Barnwell, S. C. General Auto Repairs and *• Accessories. Fisk Tires and Tubes Mobileoils Philadelphia Storage Battery mu/. W WHERE YOU CAN GET ■ IT! k\\ , ' v Wit Our New Shop HAS JUST BEEN EQUIPPED WITH MACHINERY FOR Al.l. KINDS OF MACHINE WORK. OUT OF TOWN ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION. WEATHERS & GARRARD uLUaiMOBILK AMD.4 IIAND1.KI; SERVICE - SIATlOaL .123 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA. GEORGIA. 1 f A A ♦ r-'/- • X - Blackville, June 7.—Misses Rosa Brown and Bertha Rich have returned home from an extended visit to Wash ington, Philadelphia and New York. Mrs. Byron Hair is visiting at Ker shaw. Mrs. Macie Milhous and daughter, Miss Hattie Rena are visiting Mrs. Walter Peterson in Greenwood. Mrs. C. K. Saftders and tittle daugh ter, Eleanor, visited in Columbia this week. Mrs. D. J. Barker, of Hendersonville, N..C., is visiting Mrs. R. M. Griffin. The following young ladies and boys are home for the summer holidays: , Misses Helen Weissinger, of Carlisle Fitting School, Bamberg, S. C., Edna Blume, of Anderson College, Anderson, S. C., Ray Sanders of Winthrop Col lege, Rock Hill, S. C., Stanley Brown and Nick Martin, of Porter’s Military Academy, Charleston, S. C. Mrs. Rhett Johnson and little daugh ter, Evarhett, are visiting Mrs. John son’s mother, Mrs. J. S. Creech. Mrs* Alice Whittle is visiting in Lynchburg, Va. Drs. Mike Groves find Herbert Lew is, who have recently received their discharges from the navy returned to Charleston to open their dental office Henry De\N itt, of the 28th Division, has returned from overseas and is vis iting his mother, Mrs. Pauline DeWitt. Mrs. L eroy Still has as her guest her mother, Mrs. L. Minus of St. George. Misa Florrie May Smith was called to her home in Sumter on account of the illness of her mother. Mr. an I Mrs. U. A. Hines have r^ turned from a trip to Washington, Baltimore and New York. The U. D. C. Chapter me| at the resi dence of Mrs. Isadorv Brown Tuesday l f f T f f T T T ❖ t T T f T T i f i f T T ❖ f T f f f T f f V t y y V «•> THE BIG V y Wednesday, June 18 MUSIC WILL BE FURNISHED BY A 22-PIECE BAND ,# * ' • ‘^ FAMILIES, BRING YOUR BASKETS AND - HAVE A BASKET PICNIC. LUNCHES WILL BE SOLD ON THE GROUNDS ALSO ALL KINDS OF REFRESHMENTS. DO NOT FORGET THE DATE: WEDNESAY, JUNE THE 18TH. Ihc JduLlV Aid 4»f 4be M R Oiurrh met at the resilience of M rs T. O Boland Morvlay afternoon. T«ui beddings at fairfav. >il ter. Kairfat, June 7 Miss Ri of near Orangeburg, and Mr. E C, Harter, of Eairfaa. were marrted here •asiy Uuo week. They left the same day mm their hoc.r)m -^r trs\rimg \>y autoaiiobiU Mis* Ray Harter. Fairfat. aad Mr. Ho> t reft. af Jaekaeasille, hla . were married hero M vdaeoday They anil ■uike their hoUMr ta JarkaeatiUo after • hoary w ua The Fairfax Chapter,rf*ntted Daugh ters bf the Caafederrcy amt with Mias Virginia Ihtrant Toeoday afternoon, aad slatted the f<di»*!ftg olfirers for the ensuing >ear Mrs Laurens You* mans, ftr»t tier prrsidaet; Mrs W W Anderson, aoroad vice ureauleat, Mr* J E Harter, correaponding secretary; Mrs R. I. Hughes, recording sacra- tary; Mrs E I. Vouag, treasurer; Mrs. #. E- Johnston, historian r« Lighisey. registrar aad M hnopr. recorder of erasers. Among the %isitors are; Mr. J. C. Gregg. Snannah. Mias Sue E. Hogg*. Augusta; Mias Mirle Gray, Beaufort; Mrs. H. G. (Jrlk an t daughter, Mrs. Janie Havtiog. Blaukville. and Mr and Mrs. Johnston, of Greenville. VtfeutfaTt. *" Allervlale, June 7.—One of the best musical programs ever heard in Allen dale was rendered Wednesday MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW TO BE THERE. GRAND HALL THE SAME NIGHT IN THE TOWN HALL ; Mrs J, rs. Isaac Southern Machine Works, ( rt ^Boy$- There’s a Buncb of ‘Live Wires* Who Sell ‘Green Flag’ Motor Oil in This County They’re right ^up-to-the-minute ’ in everything they do, and that’s why they’re agents for “GREEN FLAG” MOTOR OIL. I have been using “GREEN FLAG” MOTOR OIL for more than a year, and nothing else, and more than that. I’ll drive ten miles out of my way if it’s vX necessary, to get it. I found their ad- vertising honest. Now I’m doing some “honest advertising” for “GREEN FLAG*- - myself, by telling-you boyi where you can “get it”— . C. F. Molair, Barnwell: J. H. Sanders, Blackville; Allendale M A- B. Co.; Lightsey Bros. JIdw. Co., Fairfax. No.» evt-n- ing by the Allendale Choral Club. ) • Among the muaicians was Miss Sara Alva Alt, a very* accomplished musi cian who has recently graduated from a school of music. The Allendale high school closed Friday night with very appropriate exercises. Prof.. Charles A. Wilson, principal, announces that he will re turn next year. Among the visitors to Allendale this week are: Mrs. Jennie Lou Lazar -Stout and t\v<» childre.n: Miss Emmie Sams, Gaffney; 'Mrs. R. R. Barker, Beaufort; Mr. R. L. Meriwethers, Montgomery, Ala.; Mr. William Terry, United States army. Among the students returning home for the summer are: Misses Coy Reevos ami Edith Keel; Messrs. "Wil- son Johns, George. Charles and Spann Zeigler and Harold Brabham. Denmark, S. C. Important Announcement. . The Charleston District Conference will meet iiLa one day session at Yam- ma'ssee on- Wednesday, June- 18th. Representatives from every Methodist Sunday.school in the. District are re quested to be present, bringing a pic nic dinner. Everybody cAn reach there on a morning train and return on an afUmoon train* W. (’. Owen, Field Secretary. BEGIN FEEDING YOl R PlC.rf soon as they will eat. Keep him grow ing. When you begin feeding them give a little of' B. A. THOMAS’ HOG POWDER ever>- day. Corrects indi- f Let Us Repair Your Next Trouble. X ^ V ❖ Work Promptly and Efficiently Done. f -- 1 - 11 T T t Y Y f Y i Y Y Y f f Y v f Y f Y f Y f Y ♦> GASOLINE ■ KANT BREAK SPARK PLUGS BATTERIES RECHARGED. CARS WASHED AND POLISHED. ; CARS CUT DOWN FOR RACERS O UCKS. MOBILOIL TOPS REPAIRED OR RENEWED. FENDERS STRAIGHTENED. ALL KINDS OF BODY WORK. WE WILL.HAVE A MODERN EQUIPPED MACHINE SHOP AND WILL BE ABLE TO TAKE CARE OF SMALL AS WELL AS LARGE JOBS.—WE C.ET YOU OUT OF DITCH AND * . * I i. - PULL YOU IN FROM ANYWHERE. ’ r * ❖ ❖ f Y Y f Y v f Y Y f 1 ❖ t T ❖ ❖ f Y ❖ ❖ f v ❖ H. K. ( HKISTIE. Manager. * ^ t Southern Machine Work^. W; R. CHRISTIE, ‘ . 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