The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 21, 1919, Image 10
Harry Garson
PRESENTS
“The Unpardonable Sin” is a story of Belgium in the days before the United States entered the World W T ar. It presents a drama of the utmost
strength, in which the prinicpals are neutral Americans, grossly mistreated by the invadefb of Belgium. Major Hughes’ plot and his powerful treaty
mcnt of it have been brought to the screen with the utmost fidelity by Director Neilan,^with the result that the picture has been acclaimed a master
piece wherever it has been shown heretofore.
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Matinee 5 P. M.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 26TH.
Night 9 P. M.
Admission: Children 50c; Adults 75c.
This price includes war tax
FATHER OF 52 ( HILDREN.
< herofcrr Citizen U Hale and Hearty
at Ninety Yearn.
HOG IN STORAGE 25 YEARS.
Agents of Department of Juatire to
Invent igate.
Gaffney. Aug Id.—The moat re- I Drtrcit. Mich . Aug 16.—Agents of
markable character in Cherokee Cour the in\e«t»goU©n branch here of the
Ijr. or indeed anywhere in the United
State*. ia Jc ha H Lynch, of Cherokee
Fa 1U The old gentleman will be
yenm of age aeat April He
to Ga#ary to ha*o a warmnt
fee a aetghbef whe kod threat-
<le port men* of JanUre antd that in on#
cold »t< rage plant visited today a
eras found which, they were laid,
been ia storage twenty five years
The e#.ciaie 4 rr la red
They her.rrad that If the
had bora held far that length of
anad boa the diCeralty bo«-ng anaeo ' . . > .
T\ ft was '.brmgh an eeeemghl, they m*
eeee the fact that the vetghkoe'e cetv 1 . . ^ .
1 tend to <a«eot*geu farther aoat wash
kod been * reopen ng on the oed ■•• • 1 ^
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pen pobrh. whwb he had b imoalf plant
ed and CnhJvated
Mr. Lynch, m >p»t» of b*e
m hale aed hearty and Oeee hoe 4» If
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1 Ant they leave na edee bahaad DenT
*** lake age weed fee h—try a portage
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e wooer bn*tag worked oi many ed ah ferns an d egt
the pcenpeeta W both North and Month
('nreloom Me boa the eppeorwaeo od
keeng nod *vwe maty dee f ww ed age I Bnrowejl $ <
I riendehip Notes.
The protracted meeting at Friend
ship Church began on Monday after
the 4th Sunday ia July. Our
paetor. Ret . D W Heckle, wai
ed by Rev Geo. P. White, of
S. C Several new
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State Teacher-Training
School
A SUU Tewrhgr-T mini fig School to train tone her a
for the Public School* of Lower South Carotin*. Ever
energy in directed to the preparation of tear hen for the
rural pchoola Then U no tutUon or any other charge
School aupported by the SUte. Pint grade certlhcate
given to all who complete thirty-two weeks* work
Fall term begtoe September Ik ISIS.
For further inform*Uoa wrtto
MILS W. D. MR E. Ovangehurg. & C.
MM H. J CnolTH. MnmweO. S. C
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GINNKi
Our ginning plant, consisting of six latest improved gins and 2 doubleipresses, has been
placed in first class condition to handle the new crop. We are equipped to gin 100 bales
of cotton per day, and can assure the public of quick service and excellent turn out.
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