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3/. PAGE SIX. ' A ■ . . .. THE BARNWELL PEOPLE, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY, APRIL 2ND. 192? Barnwell High School News. PubliNed Weekly by Pupils of the Barnwell High School. .Owing!to the eourte.sy of the editor of “The Barnwell People,” the Barn well Hitfh School is to be given n section of this paper each week. The folowing officers have been appointed to conduct it: Editor-in-chief, Julia Lemon. Associate editor, Francks Lemon. Reporters: 8th Grade—Ben Davies, Jr.; «.)th Grade—Dorothy Sanders; 10th Grade—Frances Lemon; 11th Grade—Charles Burckhalter. Aubrey Harley, Essie Morris atpl Julia Lemon; Jokes, IlArold Seay; Piano Solo, Susie Peacock; Life of Theodore Roosevelt, Ethel Owens; Duet, Mrs. Baxley and Mrs. Price. The present officers of the Bates Literaiy Society are as follows: Presi dent, Albert Cornell; Vice-president, Benjamin Davies, Jr.; Secretary, Ha”- ry Wingo; Chief Monitor, Anivn Moody; Associate Monitors, Ethel Owens and Maggie Jones. Bates Literary Society—March 2'>, 1925—Current Events, Sadie Owens; Recitaticn, Freida Townes; jPapc *, “The Value of Physics as a High School Subject, McGee Holley; Chorus, Ninth Grade; Instrumental Solo, Mil- daughters, Mrs. W. J. Lemon and her * High School laicals. Miss Edna Creech, accompanied by her brother, Mr. Manly Creech of Florence, spent Sunday at Magnolia Gardens, Charleston. Miss Mineola Grimes spent the week-end at her home in Lees. The members of the eighth grade went on a picnic last Wednesday, chaperoned by Miss Cave and Miss Creech. The party left in automo biles albout 5 o’clock .and returned about 5:.’10. The merry-makers went to lower Saikehatehie bridge * and there had supper at 5 o’clock. Miss Willie Bush Deason, Miles i Hagood, Stephen and Robert Deason and Dr. R. A. Deason motored to GTeenviile for the week-end. Mrs. A. A. Lemon w : th her two dred Coil; Jokes, Maude Brabham. The program was unusually short this week. A debate was scheduled, but, as a contyderable amount of ref erence work was necessary, it was postponed until April 8th. Bates Literary Society, April 1st, 192. r >—Current Events, Marion Hol land; Humorous IJectation, James Moore; Life of—Woodrow Wilson, Pearl Owens; .Declamation, Rufus Moore; Quartette, James Calhoun, 4 In the Mayor’* Court, i 2 x~x~x~x~x~x~x.~x~x***-x-<~x":- I - 4 • The Town Council of Barnwell met in regular session at 8:00 o’clock Mon day night. Present: Mayor J. G. Moody, Jr., and Aldermen Davis,Comp ton, Price and Brodie. The following cases Were disposed of: Bill Mims, charged with violation of the prohibition law, demanded a jury trial and his ‘case was set for Friday, April 3rd, at fiw o’clock p. m. Bernard Plexico, charged with ex ceeding the speed limit, was let off with a warning. Cleve Bu'h, charged with -exceed ing the speed limit, was represented by G. M. Greene, Esq., who-demanded a jury trial, and the case was set for Friday, April 3rd, at four o’clock p.m. Walter Patterson, charged' with fighting, was let olf with a warning. V; There ware two cases charging drunkeness, in one of .which the de fendant forfeited his Inind of $10, whilee the other was sentenced to pay a fine of $10 or serve l. r > days on the public works. The fine was paid. Two other cases in which drunken ness was charged were postponed un til next Monday night. After some dtsetission. Council de cided that beginning with the first Sunday in April the drug stores and restaurants shall be allowed to re main nnen until ten o’clock a. m. and 30 p. m.. these daughter, and Mfs. E. D. Robertson motored to Augusta last Wednesday. Miss Ruth Dicks was absent from the 10th grade all last week. Her mother has been ill but as she is im proving Ruth is at school again. We will soon be able to publish the base ball schedule; it is not completed f r . im j p m un tji yet. The boys are attending prae- c; un( jav hours to remain in effect untii (ices faithfully and the school is be coming enthusiastic over base ball. We hope, to have good crowds at our games, as the boys are working hard. T. E. L. Bible Class Meets in Blackville Blackville, March 30.-^The T. E. L. Bible Class of the Blackville Bao- tist Church held its regular monthly business meeting on the evening of .March 20, at the church. Reports from the various officers were sub mitted and the class was thereby en abled to see just .where its strong points are as well as its weak points. At the February meeting of the class, it was decided that the organi zation of the T. E. L. Class woul 1 thereafter be conducted on a slightlv military basis, the purpose being b> improve the method of obtaining ree. further notice; Salley-lPack. WiJliston, March 28.—A marriage that c’me as quite a surprise to their Corporal Willie Altman; Squad 5, frienHs „„ that „f Miss Ltiov Corporal J. V. Baxley; Squad «. Cor- g,,, tcachl . r in the williston Hiqh poral C t Kelly; S/tua,17, Corporal g choo] an(| Mr , larvpy M B | ai . k , s Edna raluknor. Each of these re-1 . . . • . I prominent voung business man of >> !<- tiring corporals will act as assistant to one of the incoming corporals for 1 the next'three months. The new cor porals are-as follows: Squad 1, Cor poral C. J. Fickling; Squad 2, Cor poral Henry Delk; Squad 3, Corporal Mary Blume; Squad 4, Corporal Jerome Martin; Squad 5, Corporal Mallie Fickling; Squad f>. Corporal LutneY Delk; Scjuad 7, Corporal Frank Fickling. After the business of the class was completed the class joined the Busi ness .Men’s Bible Class, which also held its monthly business meeting on 4 5 h J m 8 h $ m ’> m ♦X M > W. E. McNAB ? T ? t T T T T T ? T ? ♦♦♦ f T y f y ❖ * Fertilizer a Dealer in Barnwell, Armour, - - - So. Car. Etiwan and V.-C. I have used these brands on my personal crops and can recommend same. See me" for prices. A full stock on hand at all times. Can make prices on materials such as Acid, Kainit, Fish and Soda. y y t t ❖ t y y y t V t y t ? y y ❖ f y vf # Chest sore? x. V ❖ *?♦ Attention: Truck Growers V ♦:* ords on Sunday morning, and also to the same evening, for a- combined add novelty to the class work, which social hour, A program’was rendered always tends to create interest. Un-, by the following: A quartette by Rev. der this plan, th^ class is to be eon-1 L. H. Miller,-Mr. V. L. Nevils. Mr . sidered a company, composed oC Sol- L. H. Mill«‘r and Miss Rhen Keels; diers of the Cross, and the company! two selections on the violin by Mas ts divided into seven squads.' The ter Jimmie Buist; a reading, “l*ig> president is the captain of the eon’ | j s Bigs,” by Mrs. H. L. Buist; an, pany; the vn e-presidents, the lieu- instrumental solo by Miss EvaBlume; tenants; the secretaries, the sergeants; and “Humor”, by C. J. Fickling. and the group captains are now Everyone pronounced the entire pro-- known as the corporals of the squad-. Next Sunday, April a, th who have been serving so well for the past three months will be granted a furlough ai d new t: rporals will h-- mustered int corporals are Corporal Corporal Corporal gram most enjoyable corporalsjDelightful refreshments were serv ed by the serving eommittc *. April’s meeting will be held on fatht . r arul u .] ?0 i s head of the April 17th, and a tapeeial progi-ur.' Telephone c mpariy. listen. The ceremony took place in Colum bia Tue day afternoon, a relative o' the bride officiating. The happy young couple left immediately for a motor trip through Western North Carolina and wi’l he at home to thru- friends in Williston after next Sun day. Mrs. Black as Miss Salley had en deared herself to the Williston peo- i pie who will rejoice to know that;she ! will become a permanent residenr. ( Not only has she been a leading spirit) in the school amDsocial life of the j town, but had Liken a keen interest in church work, being particularly ac tive in the B. Y. P. U. of the Baptist ohui-ch. -She—is a daughter of Mis. Hayes H. Salley and the late Hayes H. Sglley, a prominent farmer an 1 merchant of Salley. The Salley fami ly i,s one of the most prominent ni the State. Mr. Black is popular throughout this section. He is the youngest sm of Captain and Mrs. W. D. Black, prominent banker, farmer and busi- Relieve the congfestion this way You can break up that conges tion without tiresome rubbing with messy jp-eases. Use Sloan’s. Its stimulating effect on the cir culation does the work. Relief is Immediate and positive. It will not stain. All druggists—35 cents. Sloan’s Liniment—Mix pain! We are specializing: this week on seeds *1* for the truck grower. Our stock is pure and fresh, insuring satisfactory results to plan- y ters. We recommend the follow'ng: ?♦ Excel Watermelon Seed, Kirby Stay ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ Green Cucumber Seed, Henderson’s Im- ♦♦♦ V proved White Spine Cucumber Seed. y ^ Also a full line of fresh Garden Seed. See X us before you buy. Mace & Deason Drug Store v f X Y ❖ <$> i tl SHERIFF’S SALE. State of.South Carolina. County of Barnwell. THE STATE • \ s. ESTATE OF W. L. SINGLETON Under and by virtue of a Tax Exe cution to me directed by J. B. Aim- .-trong. Treasurer of Barnwell County, 1 have this day lev.ed upon and .will sell to the highest bidder for cash, between the legal hours of sale in front of the Court House at Barnwell, S (\, on Monday, the 0th day of April. 1925, thi-; neu.g S h-'day in said month, 'the f .'ilowing described real esto'.te: yl in ! '? 1 I Y Y Y t LONG TERM MONEY to LEND ti per cunt, interest on lar^e amounts. Private funds4or small loans.- Y v I i v v-a.t-x.^x-r-t-x-x-'.-x-x-x-x—x—t-'j* •x-;-»*wx»*:-;-:- , ;-:-> LAWYERS BROWN & BUSH BARNWELL. SOUTH CAROLINA. ■amd IvightV-one acn'^ nf Hi l School district, boumle C • ness man, and is associated with h.- wa il sci’vne The retiring is already under way for that oc- M arie ciur Roiit. < follows: Squad i, Boylston; Squad 2, Samiifor; Squad Fickling; Squad i, casion. ALVA BAXLEY. < lass Ranorter, T. E. L. Dim Class, Blackville, £T t Mr. and Mr< E. Ik McSw< en: y a:e! j ’■ab/, of AHemlab’.^xyere the gue.-is ■of the Rev. Mr. Humphries and fam ily Siiuirday night. ami fol lows: North by Tom Carter. Eas* by E. W. Fed rick. West by Jake Peeples and South by B. F. Owens. Lev it: ‘ abjVO I upon and sold t ■ satisfy the " -ti. locution and Costs. - 4L H. DY( HE’S. Sheriff, Bamvadl Countv. Barnwell. S. C., lltH day of March, i n >r SHERIFF'S SA! Statu’ of County South Carolina, of Barnweli. THE STATE vs,. 1H Mil ETTA W AI. ❖ •s ❖ f V ❖ ❖ ❖ a. f ♦I* ANNOUNCING THAT THE And Dodge.Graham Trucks are Sold this Territory now by m v ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ * I The Jordan Auto Co 0 □j Emicr and hy virti ■ ution »o me dirgvt. •irong, ,Tn :;su; c> f 1 have this da roll t„ tin- hi Iw-tween. the le; of tiio ( iii. on .Monday, tbjs beiT'g the 1 fr 1 of a lax r.xc- bv J. I>. Atm- tn’.w- d t'auntv, :::: j will foi' cash.- iv in 1: .>nt M l'. S. (h, , ■ - /-y • •/ - '• • ,;.v.‘ ", • - :.:w. S ( V • ■ >■' "- ' 4 <Hsf - • y- V;- m ,i .. Chuck Holtsworth and his Ja/z Band and augmented orchestra with thcHusical Extravaganza “Land of Jov wh cU—will appear at the Vamp The tre Thur-day, Vpril 2nd. THEATRICAL TREAT OF SEASON IS’ LAND OF jOY The theatrical treat of the season is in store for the pattons of the Vamp Theatre, when’ the charming musical comedy satire “Land of Joy” will be presented April 2nd. Mr. E. C. Price has .spared no expense in pro curing this attraction and then only by a guarantee, so that his many pa trons will have an opportunity tojaee |"Donna, first time < r. tour, having been brought from the “Moulin Rouge” and the “Oderm” .by the Shuherts, for their “Passing Show;” Matilde Car pus; late of the ShuberU “Maytime,” Mr. Chuck Holtsworth and his Tin- piece Orchestra, Syneopatorx of Jazz, Mr. Wiiliard A. Ward, recently with “Aborn Opera Co.” and Greenwich \ illage Follie; Miss May! La Roux, termed as the dynamic blue streak of A1 Jolsorfs ‘“Big Boy;” Mr. Bert some of their favorite Broadway Leighton, eccentric cornedian, genera- Stars in their local theatre, as well as ter of hiughs^l late of “Rayihond the most enjoyable scenes from the Hitchcock’s Hitchy K,oo;” Ruth Petit, many hits of the recent New York Baby Josephine, the Baby Peggy of ^successes. 1 • i-bite speaking stage; Mile. Ninon, Par- Ameng the galaxy of stars that will isienrx* Apache Qu< ( m; Eddie, (Danc- appear in this production are: Mile, ing) Davis, Harry Ormond. Winifred Wiley, Petit Parisian. Primal Scenic artists have—contrbvled i aliutxlantly and costumers were j. iven strict orders to go the limit of their : incentive resources, though it can bo truthfully ^tated that nil th. wardrobe i that the twelve beautiful, perfect! formed senoritaj; wear can be packed in an “over night bag.” Such a maze ' vy.i j- u.i rhest bii’d al ^ . u is of House al. I».r e fit h day of A pril, 1925, | Sales lay in sail! . month • loilowmg (l.‘s- £ . : bi ^ rexil (.state:; ‘ Twelve aci ■ of land in Bbe-kville j ; Township, boumle P a<x_foil nv -: North j by Jim Sanders, West by Roy Still, ( .Ivist j by li. F. Walker and South by Roy 'St”/-. »_ Levied upon and sold tq satisfy the 1 above Execution end Costs^** B. If. DK ftKA. j f SheritF, Barnwell County.,* Barnwell, S. C., 1 Ith day of March. 1925. - V ❖ ❖ * ❖ ❖ •> ❖ ❖ *:> Allendale a. Cur. Di istn a;l r> r r’li ■]] and ibutors lor j, t AIL ndale Coun he -p ■■r* v t m -e c - ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ * r ' <4 A f ♦ ♦ •> <•% > **■> s um l® l iii. Farm Loans 6 per cent., large amounts. Town prop erty in Barnwell, residential and business, 7 per cent. Loans procured promptly at lowest cost. .’ . Allendale, Bamberg and Barnwell Founties. THOMAS M. BOULWARE Attorney-at-law - Barnwell, S. C. Wm. McNAB , A Representing of 'fantastic appeal has seldom been FIRE, HEAETH AND ACCIDENT equaled. INSURANCE COMPANIES. But scenery and costumes alone do Personal attention given all business not a musical comedy f make; music j s and comedy, snappy dijalogu^ not for-, — Office in Harrison Block, Main St getting a bit of dancing truly Vncriter- ous contributed by Se.norita Carmtlia, ..nd Jose R.tgUjhi, 0 iji- their interpreta tion of thtg paskionate Aoache dance- . , . i ' . s uone in thc;r own native Argen tina, from which they came v reel f 'rone the National Opera House an Buenos Ayres.' •:-:-.~x-x-x-> ? X •x-/ <»’X->x**x»' Plant Pedigreed Seed R \RNWELL. S. C DR. CECIL RAY, Physician and Surgeon. Office at Mace Drug Company. Barnwell. S. C. t ¥ ¥ Y A X Why risk hiring your t me and ny>nc> 1 y planting inferior cotton seed ‘riu you can gei SANDERS’ PEDIGREED DlXIfs TUR MI'H at the following jiricev, f. o. b. Fairfax: — r_ .. ' ” . ! ^Tu - —— In 100 bushel lots, per bushel, yv - - - - .. $1.2.> In smaller lots, per bushel / ~— .. -H. Si.5j9 \LL ORDERS. fjILLED—MPTLY. - ADDRESS I Y X ❖ * Y v I A George D. Senders, Fairfax, S. C. | ! * A v - 1 « j. v*.-