Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE BARNWELL PEOPLE "" ta H{M * »***• i at Um post S. (X, M JOKH W. MOLMM 1840 1912 B. P. DAVIES, Editor and Proprietor. Subscription Rates. One Year — $1.50 Six Months -— -90 Hires Months ... 4W (Pajsble In Adranee.) BIGGEST OF FILM • •. „•» \ - ^ » SPECTACLES COMING THURSDAY, JUNE 15TH, 1922. The engagement of D. W. Griffith’s wonder spectacle “Way Down East’’ opens at the Vamp Theatre Barnwell, Saturday July 1st. .Basically “Way Down East” is a picturization of that delightful story of New England rural life which Lot tie Blair Parker and Jos. R. Grismer,, made so familiar upon the American stage covering a period of more than a decade. By Griffith’s treatment it becomes a new art, vibrant with a life that is all but too fastly passing from view and infused with realism and tenseness plus ine finest mingl- Yes, Celestine, the man who lays ing of pastoral scenes ever conceiv- down on, the job picks a mighty poor ed for an American drama. Music couch. • adds its charm to this swelling ap- — peal and the combination spells a An editor is one whose business it i new form of expression to every Creditors have\ better memories than debtors, says a local business man. ^ is to separate the wheat from the chaff and then print the chaff. A friend says that it’s a wise cow who knows her own milk after it’s delivered to the ultimate consumer. A good many women have said, “Oh this is so sudden,” when what they thought was, “Well it’s about time.” AutomobUists who are forced to travel certain public roads in Barn well County certainly do see a lot of ups and downs. sense that seeks the playhouse for entertainment aiitf illustration. It is deemed essential to advise the readers of this paper that “Way Down East” is going to pack the theatre from the opening presenta tion and it will be prudent for you to make your reservations well in jul- vance and before the word of its singular power and charm puts seats in the greatest demand. * ' Will Hays (not Barnwell's Will Hayes) is going to inspect the Holly- wood movies. It’s a safe bet that hi« wife goes along. Alonu Bates have the sympathy of the entire town on account of the prctracted illness of their parents, Mi 1 , and Mrs. J. B. heel of Blackville, who are confined to their beds with typhoid fever. It is hoped that they will soon be up again. , Miss Mary Stansell, the efficient music teacher of North High School, is with her mother, Mrs. R. G. Stan sell, for the holidays. She is plan ning to visit relatives in Ohmda, Fla. later in the summer. Messrs Edwin Lee and Albert M. Hair, proprietors of Hair and Lee of Charleston, returned to the city by the sea last Friday after having spent several (lays with their home folk here. Mrs. Edenfield of North Augusta has been the guest of her relatives, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wooley, for a few days. Cucumbers are still being loaded here. The quality appears to be good. Ice cars are being used now - LONG BRANCH ITEMS .real estate: • \ pl acres of lan^ with buildings thereon, situate and lying in Red Oak Township, bounded on the North by Katie Moore ana Willie Cook; East by Baxley Place; South by Jim Hill and Jim Lewis, snd West by Willie Cook and estate of L. A. Greene, known as Owen’s Place. All of said property being sold to satisfy the taxes and costs.' Pur chaser to pay for stamps and papers. C. Keys Sanders, Sheriff Barnwell County. Barnwell, S. C„ June 14th, 1922. FIRST WEEK JURORS Long Branch, June 13.—Mr. John S. Keel has as his guests this week, one of his army friends, Mr. Sidney E. W’heatley, of Miami, Fla. Miss Juanita Carroll is spending this week in Denmark. Mr. Herman Birt anj sister Miss ( Pearle spent Sunday with their aunt, i Mrs. W. C. Kennedy. Mrs. Manson Hair is visiting her l daughter, Mrs. Virgie Birt, of this The following is a list of the petit) CO ™ mUn ' t '' _ ' Messers. Theodore and t ^ . i wessers. i neoaore ana Etheridge • . * * . - —_ " June term of the Court of Common chaser to pay for stamps and papers TAX SALE State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. The State vs/ J. H. Harris Under and by virtue of a tax ex ecution directed to me by J. B. Arm strong, Treasurer of Barnwell Coun ty, I have this day levied upon and will sell to the Highest bidder for cash, in front of,the court house in Barnwell, S. C., between the legal hours of sale on Monday, the 3rd. day of July, 1922, this beinj, sales day in said month, the following described real estate: 75 acres of land and one building thereon, situate and lying in Red Oak Township, bounded on the North by John Doe; East by John Doe and Tom Carter; South by Tom Carter and West by Public road. All of said property being sold to University of South Carolina Entrance Examination*. Entrance examinations to the University of South Carolina will be held by the County Superintehdent of Education at the County Court House Friday, July 14, 1922, at 9 a. m. The University offers varied courses of study in science, literature, history, law and business. The expenses are moderate and many opportunities for self support are afforded. Scholar ships are available. . . , For full particulars write to , PRESIDENT W. S. CURRELL University of South Carolina Columbia, S. C. Summer Camps for Boys and Girls in the Mountains on Pleas for Barnwell County, Judge w « n j i u .. n , . ... ... I Mrs. Susie Drummond is the Hayne t. Rice, of Aiken, presiding: T. E. Hair, Roeemary. A 4d owner tells us that after recent )oy( ?) ride oat in the country, be came to the conchmion that t) "rocky road to Dublin” moat have been a boulevard According to I>ame Rumor, will probably he one. perhaps two. women randidatoe for Mayor of Bern them with apen arms A pr auneot ntiaen is authority for toent that niae time oot W tan *enegropher lt*B a norh that hla stenographer before the r A dorter often toils his pouents to go to s warmer ri—f ohsa they art atow la paring their Mia And •he giving of this advice under similar is not confined entirely It Patterson, of Barn- wall, ha* been appointed as one of the maids of honor to the Con federate reunion in Richmond. June !• to 22. by Mr. George D. Kirkland, of Miliettevtlle, state commander of the l nited Sons of Confederate Veterans. S. B. Moseley, Barnwell. James J. Ray, Blackville. R. A. Weathersbre, WUliatou. M L Still, Georges Creek. G. M Morris, Jr, Georges Croak. t N. H. Delk. Blackville. T. L. Quettleboum. WillieUsn. W. E. Mr Nab. Barnwell J w Walker. Barnwell I. W. Eubanks, Blackville. T M Willis. Willwtou. 1- M Birt. Barnwell J J Aaderoa* C H Anderson A P Mitehell. H J. Muir, Hurkvtlle J. 8 Birt. Barnwell P P Carter. Bad Oak W C Cook. - fry I. H Delk. Georges Creek. C. Black. Barnwell E H Hartaug. Blackville C. P Gentt. Red Oak E E Delk. Georges Creek T B Grubbs, Gisagss Croak. L P Blame. Biarktilie B Gary Hlevs. Wllhalaa W T WUHa. WUheton w T. By rhea. George* Crook. C. E. Boylston. Blackville. P 8 Green. Elko Charlie Brown. Jr, Barnwell N. C. Grubbs, Jr, Georges Crook. J D. Doris. Barnwell. C. M McDonald, Blackville. Zome guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Williams. Miss Corinne Turner accompanied I Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Staley to Buro- I well pay for stamps and papers. C. Keys Sanders, Sheriff Barnwell County. .Barnwell S. C, June 14th. 1922. i Tax sale Mr and Mrs. J. 8 Keel entertained State of South Carolina, Friday night in igacst. Mr. Wheatley wore: Messrs H via honor of their Those present Birt, Theo- and Etheridge Baxley. Edwin Sidney and Marvin Carroll. Wal- liters. Misses Pearle County of Barnwell. The State Southern Railway System j In Western North Carolina and North Georgia - Accommodations reasonable, ami every feature of amusement and educatioo available. Foe Copy of booklet, write or call on R. W. BUNT. District Passenger Agent. Chariest ea. S^ C Joe Lambert. , Under and by virtue of a tax ex- Birt, erutioa directed to me by J. B Arm- Alma Car- ! troag T nia, Elisabeth and ang 4 octnne Turner Mr. J. E. Birt and da , Banner. Mr J. L Leas and family i spent Sunday with Mr. aad Mrs 8 arer of Barnwell County. II to th Mi B Carroll Mr. ^fkhn 8. Keel and Mr. Sidney Wheatley i I I hues levied upon and will Miaa ' the highest bidder, foe rook. Ike legal howrt of aaJe. la front a the court house at Barnwell. 8. C, | aa Monday the Srd day ef July. 1922. imily and this bring twice day in aotd atuath re Sunday the following isamhsd real saute , in in ir at the homo of Mr J R i 171 acvea of laud aad huttdfcvi ( •*thereon aitaato aad lying ha Richland ‘Township baandsd an the West by lands of BUI Haarl; an the North by «Willis ton. R C, Jane !&, 1922 ■ ***** ** J ** Cechrna; ea the Sooth I hereby armrunrr myself a rand ** ** J * KlUtagaworth; aa for ro-etortmn to the office ef tk * ** ** Hlnten Aader Magistrate at Wilitstoa. sahjsct to 1 *"* prapsrty being sold «e the rales and regainttona of the. purrhaaee la I democratic primary election j P** fu ' riamps papers. R. L. Wooley I Be sold at risk of fsi mr i pan hos- TAX SALB : LONG TI;KM MONEY to LEND f . Fee Mi Irate at Mtlttolaa 6 pgr ceol. tntefeat cm Large giaouatx Private funds for unall loans LAWT BROWN A BUSH BARNWELL. BOCTB C A BOLIN A. F.LKO NEWS A warrant for $2,132 ha< been mailed to the treasurer of Barnwell County, according to a statement made Tuesday by the State superin tendent, the same being this county’s rhare of the money appropriated by the legislature to carry out the law which guarantees a seven months’ school term. Magistrate R. L. Wooley, of Willis- There't always something new un der the sun. The nearest rival to the sun is the modem electric light. The newest thing in Elko is electric lights. Nothing !.a« been aaid in print about tip electrict lights used at the school bqildfyg several days ago at which timi^ t)ic school’s closing exercises were held. Our town boasts of as good un auditorium, inclined State of South Caroltaa. County of Borawell. The State va. J. E. Holly. Under and by virturo of a tax ex ecution to ate directed by J B. Arm strong, Treasurer of Barnwell Countv 1 have this lay levied upon and will tell to the highest bidder for rasft, between the legal hours of sale, in front of the Court House at Barn well, S. C-, the 3rd day of Ju’y, 1922. thia being sales day in said month, the following described real estate: 175 acres of land with 3 building* thereon, situate and lying In Bennct: C. Key* Sheriff Barnwell County. Barnwell. 8. C, Jane 14th. 1922. tion of this much needed improve ment. Our folk here are hoping that the Williston Commissioners will ton, was in the city last week and erect a power line to our town as while here filed his pledge as a candidate for reelection in the ap proaching primaries. He has held his present office for the past six years, having been elected the first time in a hotly contested race. He 1 in Darlington, returned home Mon- has made a very efficient officer and * day evening after having completed his friends believe that he will be a hard man to beat« should any op position develop. His card will be found in this issue of The People.. DOUBLE POND ITEMS the spring business. It reported that she will be engaged tempOrarilly in the same work at Williston. Miss Rosalie S. Brown, who' 1 is pleasantly known here-.as one ofthe local school teachers of a few years ago and who has just completed her Double Pond, June 12.—Mrs. Janie * studies in Bible at Sarratt Bible Hartzog and children spent last School, Kansas City, is now here Monday afternoon with Mrs. Sarah visiting her numerous friends. She Jones and Mrs. Martha Hair. • j is accompanied by her yuunger sis-, Mr and Mrs. Ernest Croft spent ter. They live in Atlanta now and Saturday night at Mr. R. W. War-1 will go there before Misa Brown r * n ’»- * j leaves for Brazil, South America, Mr. and Mrs. George Moody, of for her chosen work * floor and opera chairs, as there is in, „ th, county, and the tru.tcc, have To.-n*hip. bounded on the been congratulated upon the installa- !' or * ^ public t oad, on the 'east by lands of D. P. Key, on the south by lands of W. F. and F. F. Dunbar and on the West by lands of Estate of E. A. Furse. • Also: 517 acres of land with two build ings thej-eon, situate and lying in Four Mile township, bounded on,..th(J north by lands of the Estate of J. C, Griffin, on the east by lands of Caro lina Cement and Gravel Company, South by lands of Mrs. I. 0. Holly anj West by Savannah River. All of said property being sold to satisfy the .taxes and cost. Pur chaser to pay for stamps and papers. C. Keys Sanders, Sheriff Barnwell. County. Barnwell, S. C., June 14th, 1922. soon as the new road is completed and that we will have the benefit of ^current every day. Miss Cora Hutto, who has been in the millinery business as a trimmer El- Mrs. W. !!. Wooley hxi been con fined to her bed for several days much to the sorrow of her neighbors ho wlsn h«r aa early Salley, were the guests of Mr* len Jones Sunday. Mrs. Martha Hair and Mrs. Sarah Joaet spent Thursday afternoon with and frienda. Mrs W. H Hartiog . W9pwi|. Low Belle- Williams of Sal Mr and Mrs O. M. HaakeJ have a hr, waa the gwaet ef Miaa OBM Laa new haae at thaaf ham*, aad thwy are ^ the* ef a aew a». ^ - July. 1922, M/m. JL R TAX SALE State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. The State va. J. M. Weathers bee. Under and by virture of a tax ex ecution directed to me by J. B. Ann- tlrong. Treasurer of Bern well Cowntv 1 have thia day levied upon aad will toll to the kigheet bidder for eaah. ta front of the Coart Hsasi, Bara- S. O. betwoea the ie«al hoar* the led day cf SIMMONS FOB RELIEF' Stole of Sooth Carolina, Ceaaty of Barnwell Coart of Comason Pleat. Palasetto Fire Insurance Company, Plaintiff, va. R. S. Martin, individually and as ad ministrator of the estate of Ed- ' ward Walker, decease^ Anne Clif ton, Benjamin Walker, Viola John son, Ellen Walker, Retha L. Willis, William Henry Eaves, Sarah Cor- - ley, Eld ward Walker, Beatrice Walker and Anna Tyler, Defendants. To the defendants, Ellen Walker, Annie Clifton end Viola Johnson: You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint here in, v/hich is filed in the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas in and for the county and State above named, and to serve a copy of your Answer to said Complaint upon the subscribers at their office in the town of Barnwell, S. C., within twenty days from the service hereof, exclu sive of the date of service, and if you fail to file your answer within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the Complaint. Brown & Bush, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Dated the 12th day of June, 1922. State of South, Carolina, County of Barnwell. * , Court of Common Pleas. To the Absent Defendants, Ellen Walker, Annie Clifton and Viola j Johnson: Yoq will plkaxe take notice: That the Complaint in thia action, • together with . the Summons, of! which the fflregofnf Is a ropy, was 1 this day filed in the a*f*oe of the Clerk of Court of Cnmmou Pleas for mi »♦»•»•> Mien ITS SCREEN TIME NOW. Fima sod moaquitems art coming. in fart, the ad vance guard has already arrived. Insure your health and comfort by using our subetanttally built Door and Win dow Screen*. * Prtcaa on application. Augusta Lumber Company, 9J4 EIGHTH STREET. AUGUSTA. GA. Watch The Window# Of tke Famert Union Store on Every SATURDAY for a BIG BARGAIN in some article. It will pay you to see what it is. 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