The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 01, 1920, Image 11
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CHANCE TO TIE BAMBERG
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MARRIED IN ALLENDALE
Asst. Secretary Brearly Visits Jail*
Chain Gang and Almshouse.
League Leaders Only One Game A-
head.—Blackville Here Friday.
On June 22, Assistant Secretary
Brearley, of the State Board of Pub
lic Welfare, visited the Barnwell
County Jail, the Chaingan# and the
Almshouse, which institutions he
found in very good condition. The
jail scored 698 points out of a possible
1,000, the chaingang 723 and the alma-
house 576. Ilis complete reports as
submitted to-the Board are as follows:
Barnwell County Jail.
The condition of the Barnwell Coun
ty jail remains satisfactory. The
jailer is now having 1 the blankets
washed very frequently and the floors
scouretL once a week so that con
ditions in, thr prisoners quarters have
improved in two important respects.
At the time of this visit, however, the
galvanised bath tub was being used
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RESULTS FRIDAY.
Bamberg 2, Barnwell 1.
Blackville 7, Denmark 0.
RESULTS TUESDAY.
Barnwell 11, Denmark 3.
Blackville 9, Bamberg 5.
WHERE THEY PLAY FRIDAY.
Blackville at Barnwell.
Denmark at Bamber-g.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
Won. Lost.
P. C.
Baml^erg
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Barnwell
12 • 6
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Blackville
. 7 11
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Denmark.
3 13
.187
Barnwell
Defeats Denmark.
In • loosely
played gamf of
base* i
ball. BamweYI
defeated Ihrnmark on 1
Ifer latter’a di
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after* |
noon. || to X.
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MU* Kate Baxter BoyUtoil Becomes
Bride of Mr. Q. A. Kennedy, Jr.
The marriage of Miss Kate Baxter
Boylston, of Allendale to Mr. Quincey
Adolphus Kennedy, Jr., o£ Williston,
which took place at 6o’clock Wednes
day evening at the Episcopal Church
in Allendale, the Rev. A. Rufus Mor
gan, of Chester, performing the cere
mony, was of much interest to the
many friends of the young couple in
Barnwell and Allendale Counties. The
following account of the wedding from
the Augusta Chronicle will be read
with much interest in Barnwell:
“The wedding was largely attended
GOVERNOR COX. OF OHIO.
IX DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE
Franklin D. Ronaevelt, of Now York,
Will Re Hi* Running Mato.
Governor James M. Qpx, of Ohio,
was nominated for President of the
United States by the Democratic Na
tional Convention at San Francisco
early Tuesday morning, 44 ballots be
ing necessary for a choice. McAdoo
end Cox led throughout the ballot
ing, but w'hen it was seen that the
former could not be nominated, the
delegates went to the Ohioan in a
veritable’ landslide, his nomination be
ing practically unanimous.
Franklin O. Roosevelt, of New
York, assistant secretary of the navy,
by not only friends in Allendale, but was nominated for the vice-presiden-
many who came from nsarby Carolina cy by acclamation without a ballot,
and Georgia towns. The church was The presidential nominees of both
beautifully decorated with palms and ^ big parties are from Ohio and both
gleaming candles. j began theipRfareers in newspaper of*
“To the music of the wedding march | hcea.
from ‘Lohengrin’ the bridal party ad-' ■ ♦
vanced in the following order: first BARNWELL WILL HAVE A
"" W K Ro *'” W STRONG TRAM- NEXT WEEK
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TK«* Hxr*»wrll t'outity almehou***
ttill has it# former uik.itnomical
system of mmagement. The pauper*
ara rationed by the superintendent and
are then under the necessity of cook
ing their own meals over an open fire.
The food supplied is very he.”vy and
hard for feeble old people to digest.
Besides it is seldom well ccoked. The
county should provide u central kitch
en that could properly and economic
ally prepare the food and a common
dieting room where all could be served
without waste.
Some little repairing has been done
since the last visit by a representative
of this office, but the inmates still
have to hang up matting and bed
clothes to keep out the cold winds of
winter. Before another cold season
it is to be hoped that the cottages will
be put in better condition.
Barnwell County should Seriously
consider the advisability of joining
other counties in building a * district
home that can more adequately and
economically care for their depend
ents. Due to n leavening of the over
head exprf**e for fefe-kegf). aalane*.
tr*mt a #►, * * * * 1 Ki f >** can
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a I*.. * • (o rra-e, a no a.*ni io scvonti
ami *4»rrd on Hale’* kit, the cnly one
credited to the locals. Parker fol
lowed. reaching first on an error, and
Hair advanced to third. A shower of
rain forced the umpirt* to call the
game. W'hen the game was resumed,
Barnwell was retired without being
able to score again. In the fifth in
ning, one hit and several errors gave
Bamberg the necessary score to win
the game, the locals bei.ig unable to
come from behind. The feature of
the game was the pitching of both
Smith and Summerlin, the former,
however, having a little the better of
the contest. The game was called at
the end of the eighth inning on ac
count of darkness.
The score:
Bamberg __.100 010 00—2 3 3
Bam well- 001 000 00—1 1 6
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Blackville. July 2.—On June 30th r.(
Healing Springs Baptist Church, near
Blackville. a simple md beautiful
wedding was solemnized when Miss
Nellie R. Ray and Mr. Frank Roland
Trowbridge, of Barnwell, were united
jn marriage. The church was taste
fully decorated with evergreens and
flowers. As the wedding march was
played by Mrs. Ruth Coggin, the
bridal party entered in the following
order: First, the ushers, Messrs
Seymour Chvens and r.Iims Walker,
followed by . the bride's maids, Misses
Julia and Alice Ray, sisters ■ of the
bride. Then came the bride and her
maid-of-honor, Miss Mary L. Ray.
Smith and Cooner; Summerlin and These were j oined ’ at the altar ^ the
U a k groom and his best man, Dr. B. W.
Miller. Dr. W. M. Jones performed
the ceremony, using the impressive
\ ring ceremony.
The bride wor r * 4 traveling suit of i
midnight blur trteottiMP with acre* ‘
•ortr4 to mauh. and carried a hooqta t
mi fenda** vaaos and oraage klgaMfla*. ^
laMN*"4*»f*+r after tfe* ear*#*- *> ***>•
left C*# WaywMfsdhfc M C
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l 'Minty t ommia*toner. Diatrkrt No. I
W. Delk. Blackville; J. B. Grub!**,
arkville; A- Ray Sander*. Otar, R.
D.; J. M, Templeton. Barnwell.
County Commissioner, District No. 2
—E. G. Birt, Elko; -A. I. Mcl/emore,
Williston; B. F. Owens, Dunbarton.
Coroner—J. Staff Halford.'
Magistrate at Barnwell—E. W.
Holman, C. W. Moody and W. P. San
ders; at Blackville, I. F. Stll; at Four
Mile, M. L. McElhennypat Great Cy
press, G. C. Best, Jr.; at Hilda, W. K.
Black, W. G. Collins and W. L. Harley;
at Meyer’s Mill, B. W. Peeples; at Red
Oak, G. L. Hill; at Williston, R. L.
Wocley.
So far there has been practically no
interest in polities, either Jocal or
state.
Blackville, July 4.—Prank Bambt-rg.
playing left held for Ramhrrg, wa*
teramasly tajmad fe* rv tfei# afternoon
la tfee gsaii twtooaai Baastwrrg and
RtaekviHe okeo fe* oa* mnork dieaet
ty kafeaad Ife* ngfei oaf fey a ***4flty
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mony being performed by Rabbi
Karish of Columbia, assisted by Rabbi
Rubehstein of Aiken. The bride, who
is noted for her beauty, was stunning
in a smart coat suit of navy blue
with accessories to match. Her Gow
ers were bride’* roses. The attend
ant* were Mias Thelma Maxursky and
! Handel Suraaky, Him Dora Stira*ky
I and Herman Hasfefakjr. Hr* Georg*
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then left in tHeir own
trn<ie«| trip thn»u
valley in Yirgmia and Mary land, and
olt- their return they will he at home
in Willi*ton.
“Mrs. Kennedy is the elder daugh
ter of James Reid Boylston of Allen
dale. Her mother before marriage
was Miss Georgia Baxter of Sparta,
and she is the grandaughter of Capt.
R. B. Baxter of Sparta. She is a
beautiful and charming girl, and her
brightness and fascination win ad
miration on all sides. —^
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R^fesrd 1 mrnaammm. fe** fe*«4fe*e us*
mm, No word* woto pnoowf 4t tfe*
! tuwo of tfe* sfeootiwg. R (fe ofeui. kfet Ik
•pgowrod ot tfe* eorowee'* usqwoot tfeot
*fe* •feootmg *rt unod o* • nr*wit mi
voo*o difficult) loot mgfet
Tfe* * hooting vrm* doo* wttfe a stag I*
horrelod sfeotgun. loaded with bock-
! sfeot. Dunbor was felt on tfee ngfet
k 1 ***• lh » th, nrht
lung and entering the region of the
heart. The first three lingers of the
right hand were torn off by the shot.
There were several eye witnesses to
the shooting.. All testified that You-
mans shot without a word to Dunbar.
The shooting occurred in front of the
Allendale Fruit Company. Youmans
was taken in custody immediately and
was carried to Barnwell and placed
in jail there.
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TO CONSERVE HEALTH.
Snelling Shows Interest in. Cheeking
Typhoid Cases.
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“Mr. Kennedy is the only son of
Mr. and Mrs. Quincey Adolphus Ken
nedy of Williston and is a young man
liked and esteemed by all who know
him. and numbers his friends by the E L Fi | by , 8anltary engineer of
hundreds. He is in business with hls| the stat( . hvaltb department, will gb
father in Williston. ! , 0 Snelling, Barnwell county, next
“Many handsome gowns were worn ^ to Kive the peop i e of that town
at the wedding. Mrs. James Reid information as to the installation of
Boylston was lovely in a gown of blue san jt arv toilets.
georgette embroidered in black jet Since 1915, according to reports
beads, and a black picture hat. reaching the health department. Snel-
Mr*- Quincey A. Kennedy wore a {mg ha, suffered from typhoid, aad
black and whit, georgette costume and 1>r J lmr , A Hen*. aUU haalU of-
fWer. afeuf ymrt*rda) tfefet ife* imammam
wife* feu* I* Ife* tapewper RiepamaJ mi
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tmumk 44 fe**gifeg fefet 4*m* 4* «muHfef9
4 bksrk lull* and malrte hat
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