The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 31, 1923, Image 4
JOHN W. MOLMfcS
1540 — 1912
B. P. DAVIES, EdiUr and Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
On® Year $1.60
Six Months .90
Three Months .60
(Strictly in Adraatia.)
THURSDAY, MAY 31ST,. 1920
Down in Colleton County, accord
ing to a news item, a woman farm
er derives her income from “milk-
ing six cows, with 400 White Ply
mouth Rock hens." Some hens!
Largest Claes Hi History . of In
stitution Awarded Diplomas.
VjWilHston, May 28.—With one of
the Largest; graduating classes ever
completing the high school course
ln s Williston and the largest to re
ceive a State high -school diploma,
the closing exercises of the Willis
ton high school brought to a dose
Friday night, the best session ever
held. Four young women and four
young mep, each playing an im
pressive part in the exercises, led
by Emmett Youngblood, of Elko,
vafedictorian of £he 1923 class, em
phasized the investment which a
it provid
Tickets on sale each Friday and
Saturday limited to reach Barnwell
by midnight of Tuesday.
Trains leave 12:09 and 7:36 a. m.
Round Trip Summer Excursion
Tickets on sale daily to Resorts in
United States and Canada. Stop
overs allowed} Final limit October
31st.
Information Wanted.
Is there a veteran of the War
Between the States who can give me
any information as to the Company
Regiment snd Battalion under which
Frederick A. Blackwood served dur
ing said war? His widow is
in
destitute (<rcumstances snd has
never been able to procure the
above information in order that ahe«
might apply for a pension. Any
information along tma line wil^ be
appreciated. Notify Mrs. Jennie P.
Cmom. Barnwell. 8. C.
Bprtags I
Healing Spring*. May Mrs
M E Hanhlaaea »a visiting I
par*ass la MK'aemirk
Mr* E P Artfcwr. mi North Aw-
section makes when it provides the
best educational facilities. After
the exercises, in which the graduat
ing class took a leading part had
finished, Hon. James F. Byrnes de
lighted all with an interesting and
helpful address on “The Science of
Government,” and stressed the im
portance of each graduate con
tinuing his or her education in this
day of skilled and trained men and
women.
Mrs- J. E. Newsom, regent of
Martha Watson Chapter, D. A. R..
presented John Marshal Lee, one of
the graduates, with a five dollar
gold piece—the prize offered by
this organisation to the student
making the highest average in
American History.
Self of the high
and Cwpt W. D. Black, of
ed of trustee*, mad* talks
ANNUAL CIVIC LEA CUR
BBTHTTION HI ENJOYED
Mr J M Awe
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
Standard Railroad of the South
W. A. Leitch, District Passenger Agt
J. D. White, Ticket Agent!
Phone No. 5.
Advertise in The People.
MASTER’S SALE.
State- of Soath Carolina,
County of Barnwell. •
Court of Common Pleas.
John Langley.
MONEY TO LOAN
Loans made same day
application received.
No Red Tape.
HARLEY A BLATT.
Attomevs-at-Law
BarawelLS. C.
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Win. E. McNAB
Fertilizer and Fertilizer
Material.
Cotton Seed Bought and
Meal Exchanged.
BARNWELL, S. C.
EL DR ED Q. HAY
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SURVEYOR
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much I am Improved since
taking the Carded," write*
Mr*. Nannie Brown, of Black
Rock, Ark. "You wouldn’t know
me for the aame weak invalid I
wa* before 1 took R. At my... 1
had to keep off my feet or I would
fall. I couldn't do my housework,
and Just got where I'd most as lief
be dead as living. Some one told
my husband of Cardtd. He got
If lor me and I took test bottles
before I aloppSi—then off |Md on
for the last throe year*
tonic. I saw a decided improve
ment after my first bottle. I used
the three,
work with ease, and now I aew
for my family and for other*. I
am feeling fine, and strong and
wed.**
Take Cardidl Itmaybejuat
the medicine you need.
SCARDUlS
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At th* Edtete dieirtet
raready held in Beaufort the A reel
or, Mr* W E Darlington, above*
in her report that the wtvk of th*
dietrict. aa usual, bad been excellent
The aum of 93.742 had been ex
pended by the chapter* of the d»%-
triot dunnt 1922. The high atand-
ard of the district in the division
w*v stressed and the delegate! felt
great pride in the wonderful work
accomplu.hed. The various phases
of U. D. C. work were explained by
m«Mnl»ers cf the committees* who
were pres ?nt and all were urged to
do their part in carrying on the
great work. The presence of Mias
Katherine Simons of Summerville,
the winner of the Sue *TVI. Abney
prize in 1922 for the best poem on
“General Lee,” afforded the audience
much pleasure, especially in her
reading of her beautiful poem. Mrs.
W. R. Darlington of Allendale was
tmanimously reelected director for
another term.
Mrs. ,T. G. Stabler, historian of
Enixto district* who conducted the
historical conference, has placed
“Truths of History” and accomp-
anying pamphlets in the following
libraries in Edisto district: Fairfax
public Ibirary. Allendale Public
library, Charleston Musetfm library,
Calhoun Public library, SL ^ Mat
thew*; Charleston College library,
Confederate Home college, Charles
ton; the Citadel. Charlettan; Tim rod
library, SumammlW; Beaufort
Pubtk library. Cariiale Fitting
Mm* N*U* Craddock J* at
retleg* far th*
Mr*. Julia E. Harter entertained
the Bridge club at her home Friday
-rnoon. After the sards were
laid aside a salad course with iced
tea was served by the hostess.
BARNSTORMER HALTS HOLD
UP MAN; WINS GiRL
As an actor, Joel, erstwhile
chore-boy on a farm, did not make
much of a hit with the rest of the
cast or with the audience.
But when it came to capturing
holdup men, he was a orilliant star.
The “barnstorming troupe” of
which Joel yas the humblest mem
ber was playing a “hick town,” and
because a girl with whom Joel had
fallen in love was in the audience
the legal hears mi sal* aa mid 8*1**-
day at th* ri*k of th* parr base
Provided ferther that th* purchaser
at said sal* after having mad* de
posit ml Five Hundred (9600.00)
Dollars with the Master, may have
ten days within which to comply
prith his or her bid and* that in case
the said purchaser fails to comply
with his or her bid within the said
ten days that the Master do re-sell the
said property on the next Salesday
after due and ]y?al advertisement at
the risk of the former purchaser
upon the same terms and eonditions
hereinabove provided.
H. L. O’BANNON,
' Master.
Master’s office, May 16, A)23.
J, B, EAELET
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the lad was too flustered to appear
very creditable ito the role of an
actor. - *—- ' ’ —-—•—— • . '-7
But when there came a sharp
“Hands Up” from the back of the
darkened theatre, Joel was right on
the job. He pretended to be fright
ened, but after the robber had ob
tained all the valuaoles possessed
by the audience, he followed him to
his lair—recovered the loot snd
captured the robber.
He immediately became a hero
in real life—instead of being one
on the stage, aad when h* W**-)
Notice to Confederate Veterans and
— -Widows.
Notice is hereby given to all the
Confederate .Veteran/ of Barnwell
County, and the Widows of Con-
a
federate Veterans, that the Pension
Money has been received, and the
County Board has made their ap
propriation, and we are now ready to
distribute their checks.
The instructions are, that afl
those who are entitled . to Pension
shall come personally to receive the
tame if possible, if not an Order
signed by the Pensioner will have to
be brought and place*, on file.
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actually improves with use. Carbon only makes it better.
Owners report 50,000 miles and more without a single
engine adjustment.
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