The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 19, 1923, Image 8
•AM tertaf l** I
Cowty Kg**i‘*
OkOtfi
« Aa had of lh« difforont problom*
•nd thr frnrr«l •rricuHurr of th*
•tale . Along with th« many Ulka
w<? had. probably one of the moat In*
U’rtwting was one given by Dr. N. E.
Winters, in charge of the Boll Wee
vil Experiment Station at Florence.
Mr, Winters described in detail the
work being done at the station and
gave us some idea of how thorough
ly the different methods of weevil
control are being . tested at the
station this year. However, he
said that one could not appreciate
what is being done there unless they
could be right on the ground and
have the w.ork explained to them.
"I feel that a trip to Florence by
automobile would be very beneficial
and would like to see us get a
party to make the trip. It would
lake a couple of 4ays only, leaving
early one morning and coming baf k
along at • •nail s pore W*
.of m atgfH—cad ■oUrtat art
the ormston to make a trip of about
140 miles with two different driven.
The fint driver covered • the dia-
lance under ideal weather and road
ronditiona in about five boon. .The
second driver made the same trip
during a rain, when the roada were
slippery, in less than four hoOra,
And the the second, journey waa by
far the safer. Why? Simply be
cause the second driver was ef
ficient.
How many of us are real students,
anxiously trying to ttnd out how we
may improvi* our orivlng? How
many of us are giving this impor-'
tant matter the attention which it
deserves? . '
Given Little Consideration.
Careful analysis would show, no
doubt, that no other thing, which
affects so many lives in o o many
different ways, is receiving such
terested in taking such a trip will
see me at once so we can arrange
to go within the next few weeks.
Let me know if you can go at once.”
the following night. All •udip are in-Kttle consideration as the driving
The People is a little late this
w >ek, due to the fact that the job de
partment has been working over
time.
of motor cars.
We are not attempting to defend
fast driving. That is dangerous or
not according to the man behind« Mollie Bates
Na
Herbert H. King I4TM
Flora I. Clark ......ttOO
H. H. King, 8opt. * ....448.11
Rosa E. MrCutcheon S6.00
J. B. Armstrong. Treaa. ....187.6
H. H. King, Supt 686.12
Mary Holly 22.00
2070.27
District No. 13.—Pleasant Hill.
Pauline Still 60.00
Frances Rankin ... 76.00
Missouri Simons 23.00
Ada L. Boyd ..40.00
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188.00
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District No. If -—Mt. Calvary.
G. W. Hutson 8.65
Missouri Walker ______ 100.00
Missouri Walker ______ _____100.00
Evelyn Lecotc 40.00
248.G5
District No. 15.—Reedy Branch.
Mollie Bates 106.00
Mollie Bates 106.00
Laura R. Grice 90.60
Lila Huey Brown 100.60
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SLEEPING CARS
KNOXVILLE
Morristown
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the wheel.
What we have in mind is a wider
and more extensive application of
the principles of right driving,
which includes much mote than
strict obedience to traffic regula-
Mr J Staff Halford ha> returned tiona.
fr'«a s pleasant visit to bis niece.
Mrs B G Parke, at Wayrroee. Go.
ARP TOC A GOOD Him Kit?
106.00
Laura P. Grice 90.00
Lila Huey Brown 100.00
LeRoy Hair 7.'50
703.50
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We would like to eae more fine
driving, more real thought on the
part of drivers and more kindly
treatment of other motorist,
things are passible and they
eventually If tWy
far all
Susie Webb
M. 8. Hair
Susie Webb
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Charleston and Cincinnati
Asheville and Chicago
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a .w l » drive with safety over
ttijiigf roads, how beat to make
bo«h rufht and left tum« in D»«* Myrtle Thompson
country as well as in the city, how Myrtii Thompson
to manatre to go down steep grades, Pinkie Bates
h »w to start and stop on grades, Myrtis Thompson
h iw to approach strange or danger-,
ou. crossroads or railroad crossings,
h .w to drive over the top of hills . District No. 9.—Hilda.
how to negotiate sand and mud.'; K u b y Hughes 95.00
how to safely pass vehicles go-, Alice Edwards .90.00
mg in the same direction and how to fr' j) Rowell _ 80 67
meet those approaching him. These) R u hy Hughes ^95.00
arc but a few of the things which Belle Mickles ”_:___tl0.00
a driver can do in the common way Alice Edwards I 90.00
or the expert way.
If he does them in the expert way,
660.67
he is an efficient driver. Not only 1 iv . • . « ,
i* h« grttinit the most out of his No. 10.-IIe.lmg Springs
305.50
car, but he is being, the easiest on
his car. And at the same time, he
Katie Cuthbertson 40,00
Celia Davis r . — r'>_____35.00
s driving safely and not endange>-li i el ! a I)avi f —- 35 - 00
ing his life and the lives of his pas- Dav,s 30.00
pengars, as well as the lives of ^ x ‘ e Owens *___85.00
olher motorists and pedestrians. ! Rut ^ M. Coggips -■'■l 85.00
J Harold Shealy 125.00
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C. A. Hensley. M. D. 41.66
Wall St. Pharmacy 1.60
J. B. Armstrong 1,647.70
R. L. Bronson 58.72
Howell C. Jones 6.07
('. H, Diamond 370.96
L. Cohen 2.85
G. W. Main ** 3.60
H. M. Bodiford 12.50
J. M. Scott 27.91
J. F. Rountree 15.83
J. G, Sanders 25.00
398- R/ M. Kearse 29.15
399 J. S. Blume .27.92
400 W. D. ^Peeples 12.50
4Q1 C. S. Anderson -_14.58
402 W P. Sanders*
403 J. W. Sanders
404 J. W. Folk J
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fir tent driving, universally is really r>w * ;0< 86.00
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407 B. W. Peeples 12.50
408 J. A. Morris JT... 12.50
409 City Ice and Coal Co. _.39.22
410 B. Mazursky .24.08
411 C. F. Molair .#^-21.40
412 Rescue Orphanage 15.00
41$ W. B. Parker B00
414 Mra. Lou’ Emma Creech.. 10.00
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463 Bank of Williaton 10*10
464 Sinking Fund Com-
mission 208.82
465 W. H. Manning 600.00
466 M. P. Langley ^45.00
467 L. Cohen 2.00
468 G. M. Main 7.20
469 B. W. Peeples 12.50
470 R. L. Wooley 25.00
471 I. F. Still .25.00
472 W. P. Sanders ----.29.15
473 J. A. Morris __w.___12.50
474 J. W. San4ers 1 12.50
475 E. B. Sanders 12.5,0
476 J. S. Blume 27.92
477 W. D. Peebles .12.50
478 J. M. Scott :_27.91
479 R. M. Kearse ^__29.15
480 H7 M. Bodiford .12.50
481 J. F. Rountree i 17.03
482 New Sentinel Pub. Co. _ .24.75
483 Walker, Evans and
Cogswell Co. .151.06
484 Th£ Barntvell People .64.00
485 Baylis Office. Equip
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H. D. Calhoun 28.00
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J. W. Sanders
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542
O. D. Hammond, M. D.
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W. P. Sanders
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J. L. Buist
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The Barnwell People
19.25
544
L. M. Sprawls
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627
A. R. Wallack
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545
Arrington Bros. Co.
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628
Alonza Harrison . _
2.50
546
Augusta Grocery Co. _
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Wall St. Pharmacy _
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547
W. A. Pickling
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630
R. L. Bronson
..-39.25
548
Epp's Pharmacy ;
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631
C. K. Sanders
--.66.20
549
Williston Hdw. Co. __
__ 16.90
632
Elma Cave .
550
Howell C. Jones _.
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633
H. G. Boylston _
-.-60.95
551
White Contracting
634
W. H. Manning
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Co. .2,132.09
552 Blackville Hardware Co.
553 Blackville Motor Co* 2.16
554 C. M. Turner _ >_-*^^_^>.*_8.33
555 E. C. Matthews -18..t)5
556 Clifford Robison 40.00
57 J. B. Armstrong 81.01
558 J. W. Folk 10.23
559 W. L. Baxley 8.33
560 J. B. Morris 12.08
561 Chas. A. Fensley, M. D. .41.66
562 John K. Snelling 54.41
563 Horace J. Crouch 130.00
664 J. S. Still __._150.Q0
565 R. L. Bronson 100.00
566 C. K. Sanders 219J8
867 W. H. Manning 58.65
568 E. M Kirkland 118.28
569 J. Staff Halford .41.67
870 E. C Matthew* 348.48
67| Epp s Pharmacy 168
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635 W. A. Willis. 40.00
636 J. W. Dixon 2.00
637 Williston Hardware Co.__24.30
638 S. V. Brown
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639 Arrington BroN. and
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^O Farmers Unio>t Mer. Co
641 T. p. Keeler
642 Enterprise Hdw. Co, ...
643 E. F. Woodward
644 J. G. Mody, Jr.7>s^v__
645 B. Mazursky 4^
646 F. W. Falkenstein
647 Farmers Union Mer.
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648 E. W. Hjlman
649 R. J. Hair
650 Mr*. Loy Emma Creech
681 A. J. Owens
682 Rescue Arphafiage .. .
•83 J. A- Porter . ...
684 Jas. V CaMweH
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