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“Jubt Like a Member of the Family'’ BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2j, 1919. / . . * * • f. CAMPAIGN FOR $100,000 MEMORIAL OPENS MONDAY J. E. Harley, Esq., Appointed Chair- *' ma^i for Barnwell County. Next Monday, September 29th, first i nniversary of the/breaking of the Hindenburg line, in which achieve- moiit South Carolina troops in the im mortal Thirtieth Division took a lead ing part, the campaign of the South Carolina Memorial Commission to raise by public subscription $400,000, which shall be used to erect a fitting memor- ial, to South Carolina’s soldieis and sailors who participated in the Great War, some of whom made the su preme sacrifice, will begin. Every white person in the State will he giv en an opportunity to have c. part in t’f tribute to be paid to th.' State’s noble sons and which shall serve as an j • xpression of the jfride and jfratitude , of the people of South Carolina ns well as a memorial to those who gave ' x:p thmr !*ves on the frontiers of free- • < in. Am 1 while t» is expected that man> lar£c donations will b« made.' J many small r ipti* tu will ressary t<9 raise the memorial | urd thos'.* who are-unable to give. •»r hearts might dictate are in I If gi«r what tn*y van. thus Hav ] t*art tn this worthy ^n iertaking ; I pe«fdr O^th* 5tr.tr »h« ttld not t ght of the fart that this is pure- j I 5owttt ( at^hvia «au»e and that all ■ t -« i*^!<lslliaa>| dUrtaj - •’pfiosi » f the a uo«W' t Mwessury la the leg*t>tnaW %!■* »« ad the mflar. «dt he Used for Sm pu*f»'Se par olwrh It Uwl he g»sea Jk^ta I s elisia ha «harsie a PTuunI Mssed se alt the uar » utaeh hase haeu ree-.fMiatedl ta tile tide ed the autsaai s the eopuhs «f 4«aseai« and foev%gw esse* uod hi the iseeut fl at. f<*sugM *g haauta ffoodau ago-r *t the P*aa r af a t' v • v 1 *as aud aa^seru*) aad ta s* *snI that aoe%4 • ei <«<-> • «Vt - - — mi a ing with their faces to the foe. The debt of gratitude the people of South Carolina owe these valiant sons of the State can never be paid, but all that can be done is to be done. A mem orial which shall give expression to the SQntimeritfe of the people of the State is to be raised. To do less would • ■ i ' % , . ft be to leave undone the State’s duty. South Carolina can not pay the debt, but the people can pay a fitting trib ute. The legislature at its last session appropriated $100,000 toward the fund' and authorized the Memorial Commission, which it created, to in- ♦ W- I vite the people of the State to i>fer- ticipate in increasing, this amount to an adequate sum. The quota" of Barnwell" County is $2,925. The chairman of this county is J. E. Harley v Organization has San Hill, Tinker’s Creek, Snelling, Williston, Elko and Mt. Calvary. Miscellaneous f anning Club. Ulmer, Hickory Hill, Cave, Kline, Healing Springs, Seigling, Cedar Grove, Penn Branch, Barnwell, Erwin- ton, Dunbarton, Barton. Poultry Clubs. Hilda, Kline and Big Fork, Ulmer; Friendship and Barbary Branch, Oak Grove, Owen’s Cross Road, Hercules, Galilee and Reedy Branch, Healing Springs, Blackville, Double Pond, Al lendale, Elko and Mt.-Calvary, Long Branch, Martin and Lyndhurst, San Hill, Snelling, Tinker’s Creek, Willis- ten, Appleton. Miscellaneous Poultry Clubs. Seigling. Ashleigh, Hickory Hill, Bethel, Union, Cedar Grove. New For- The above is a brief statistical rei r. e n j»- | been perfected but the people are asked ( nort of the Home Demonstration Work to make it a« easy for the local work- done in tluj county during the year ers in the campaign us possible, for 19I"9. A few extra remarks are need- the reason that th*y are giving gener-: id. <u>ly of their time in'this worthy! Tht conning cluh work for the girls c ause. -Do not wait for the solicitors j „ m , progressed very nicely. However, to come to see* you. but meet them ( -j.,. hc*a\y rains which fell during the half way at least and hand them your sultacription. Court House has made possible the preservation of a number of eggs. The 1 eople are learning more and more the value of p^cticirg this method of food conservation. Water-glass may Still be obtained from* the above named source at ! 25 cents per quart. During the year, 16 special lessons oh nutrition and child feeding have been given. • At the State Short Course held in -Tune, this county had its full quota of delegates, consisting of five women, whose traveling expenses were met by their respective clubs, three canning and two poultry club members whose traveling expenses were met by the Barnwell County Board of Education. A Countv Shdrt Course was held in BARNWELL SCHOOLS Tb / 1 OPEN ON SEPTEMBER 26 Trustees and Parents Looking /For ward to a Great School Term. ' ' j ' ■ ■■ ' : * . ■ The Bafnwell High School will open Friday, September 26th, at 10 o’clock, and the trustees and parents are look ing forward to a great school term. The trustees feel fortunate that they have secured the services as superin tendent of Mr. John 1). Robison. Mr. Robison was principal here several years ago and endeared himself to the The following teachers will be mem- o * befs of the faculty, and with their ex perience and education, the ■ school will be in good hands: Miss Viol* Mimms, cf Blackville, first grade; Misa Maude Breeden, of McColl, second and third grades; Miss Nellie Ray, of Blackville, fourth and fifth grades; * Miss Carrie Stroman, of Orangeburg, sixth grade; Miss Myrtle Martin, of McCormick, seventh grade; Misses Reba Calhoun, of Ninety-Six, and ?»Iaude E. Maroney, of Fountain, will i-ssist Mr Robison'in the high school department. Barnwell has the best High school cst. Dunbarton. Barton, Barnwell. . ^September. There \»as a gooil exhibit j children and the community. He has just returned from France, where he building in the State for the size served for some months, a'nd >yas town, of which fact the community is Tune ami an Ex>ibit Day observed in i woun , k . ( | twice and gassed once. Justly proud. owing and canning seasons cut wn H • \ irld considerably. Practi- • • • • i ny a mor Hone IViMai»*trali«s Hark. • • • • • ••••• TV a |<eae»al Mepart far I*IS Nam We «f H*m»* fw rmt ir Hi*- sarmWf*. t»a» namWt m4 t* Mi BMSMrfw. 124. MMHet wf «a 1 Is Hi \\ IK- irf» who ran in tin ha%e to thefr neighbor* juat me. rliah m- rnWr• have put . ffort* tbia year to can »fdy «»f sad attre* tb») Fa%e src«mnd»abrd at Urn Imm —7 so fWrmGw •>fti bar* t hi • irom the canning Hub members T*nd en entry of HO birds from the poultry club memln-rs. Both of those meetings were well attended. As annual af fairs they -re looked forward to by the demori'tipition club no mV-rs. Barnwell <*oi*nty is not'behind the ethers in her sh*»re in the State Fair, hrylntf for exhibithmv apple and grape also fur rip w rlL JM-nr itK |r«durt» a wl poultry am nishmg a county ag*nt t< the detail work The dbreeas of the a - ! largely attritiated ta (be heart' raap- {t ration a b cb baa been eitetfeded tbe i .!■ am«*tration work by tbe Honksrs. tbe parent* and otNf pnblwr spirited \ «*»l imoo Ibrta mmm to appri rials ibo wark b tag want It faa- r I to’ salts* a* , t ^ 4 n tbowgb of flvdsaed flartattp I* •4 TV t ■* part ' b insb i am * - *<ang ms* | Vbrf gate I ■t samnr os | i«Kttgb< ’••MBi af I is at as •fvalooa I »• IGb«*Mr fSpgi 4g«at -**9pfappsoe. i, k sOmOOs ttef swb * (Vwlde psOat Um Fork • bs>*wH »• t 1 # ed IVrssli, kgeotL it'tL IHtto a*sa« Hdl ftoeAsag t Marl*e iHmksi* .so t sng draosb tavaima af C paasag t labs It Mw ivft Cso*r TvwatkbVp awl Aarbary ftrmastH * Yenagpe tkenrwAsa. f peadarf* Jtrodf bewos H tvm4s PmoI 4sN i A saapdy af ^■10% t asaWv Hpgapsap, ddbmdabr. 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If you wanL-* desirable butfdmgfot sc at once. Price $1,200. CAROLINn RtALTY COMPANY f? ft KX iSr#’ If 11 41 1CK • -4 wmm t a bay wf oats, sag u* BMtSWKtM* & C Estate of the ( ).\S V V V V V V V •> V 4 f ♦I# Valuable Town Property an •’-WV* -■ ^ PUBLIC ZBlacDsi^rille, WE WILL SKLL Tv) THE IIKHIEST BIDDER AT PI BLIC AUCTION, ON OCTOBER 11TII AND IGTII THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED REAL ESTATE. FOR MERLY OWNED BY JUDSON E. HAIR. DECEASED. THE TOWN PROPERTY CONSISTING OF STORE. DWELLING AND SEVERAL VALUABLE LOTS SUITABLE FOR RESIDENCES. IN THE TOWN 01 HLACKYII.I.E. AND THE FARM, WHICH IS ONLY ABOUT ONE MILE FROM BLACKVILLE, S. C., KNOWN AS THE CAVE PLACE, NEAR REYNOLDS STA- TlON. CONTAINING ABfrUT ‘M0 ACRES. THE TOWN PROPERTY AND THIS FARM WE PROPOSE TO SELL ON THE 11TH OF OCTOBER. NOW, ON OCTOBER 15T1I WE WILIaSELL TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER AT PUBLIC AUCTION THE REST OF OUR FATHER'S LANDS, WHICH CONSIST , REED PLACE AND HOME PLACE. WITH OTHER SMALL US TRA( TS. ALL OF.^ESE LANDS WILL RE CUT UP IN SMALL TRACTS OF 50 OR MORE ACRES. V THE TERMS OF SALE WILE Kg ONE-HALF CASH AND BALANCE TO SUIT PURCHASER, WITH MORTGAGE OF PROPERTY AT 8 PER CENT. INTER EST A XNUALLY. VAi—, . . * p • . • - r _—* ^ % George F. Hair, A. Byron Hair, Executors ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦