The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 09, 1925, Image 2
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THE BARNWELL PEOPLE, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA.
THURSDAY, APRIL 9TH, 1925.
Former Barnwell Lady
Laid to Rest Sunday
The body of Mrs. G. Dunran Bol
linger, formerly of Barnwell but for
many years a resident of Columbia,
was laid to rest Sunday afternoon in
the Barnwell Baptist Churchyard, Dr.
W. M. Jones conducting the funeral
services at the grave in the presence
«f n large concourse of sorrowing
relatives and sympathetic friends.
The love and respect in which she was
Held by all were attested by the many
neautiful floral tributes ,,that covered
ner last resting place, y*
The following account of her death
is taken from Sunday’s issue of The
Columbia Record: • •
Mrs. G. Duncan Bellinger, well
known and beloved woman of Colum
bia, died at a local hospital Saturday
afternoon at 1:30 o’clock after a long
and painful illness during which all
that science, devoted nursing anti
watchfulness of lovirig^ children was
done to save her life. Her death has
caused a profound .sorrow,
Mrs. Bellinger was the widow of the
late G. Duncan Bellinger and daugh
ter of Dr. James O’Bannon and Mrs.
Sophie C. Brattor O’Bannon. She
was bom March 27, 185S. SI e was
married to G. Duncan Bellinger in
June, 1K81, in Burnwell but they re
moved to Columbia on the election of
Mr. Bellinger as attorney gem ral of
South Carolina .in 1890.
Surviving are her two sons, C.
time with relatives and friends in
Williston. '
Messrs. Laurie Hair and Holley
Kennedy, of Williston, spent last Sun
day with Mr. George Cook.
Shall We Spray Melons,
Cukes and Cantaloupes?
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. There are many farriie'-s throughout
this section who are planning to, grrt.v
the above crops nh s.a.-on wtithouv
spraying. This is the result if the
light infection in the fields Iasi year
when no 7 appreciable damage was
done, says County Agent Harry G.
Boylston, who recently had a confer
ence with Dr. W. D. Moore on the sit-
uation which is facing this section at
this time. Some may think their
troubles are over and that they will
Duncan Bellinger, probate judge of ‘ not be bothered with mildew.and an-
Richlarul County, and Harry O’Bannon I thracnose again. A greater mistake
Bellinger; three daughters, Miss Soph- j could not be made. All that is neees-
ie Bellinger, Miss Anne Bellinger and j sary for heavy infection is the prope;-
Mrs. Robert F. Jenkins, and on-* climatic conditions. If the seasons
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granddaughter, Frances Jenkins, all
of Columbia. She also leaves one
brother, H. I,. O’Bannon, of Barnwell.
Thw 1 0’Bannons came from Far-
fpiair County, Virginia, soon after
the Revolution and settleil in that
part of Orangeburg which is now
are right for infection we may expect
a heavy loss if we do not^spray.
Bast year we had a late, cold Spring,
plantings-Avere delayed and the vines
Were slow in grdwingjiff; we had »vo
hot, muggy weather until the seaso i
was well advanced. eonsctiUicatly we
Barnwell County, and the village of 1 h:uj no heavily diseased fields. Thy'
Barnwell, now on - of the best towns spray applicati »ns did not siiow any
ia the Stale, was laid out on their beneficial effects becau-e then.* was
lands. ‘ , , no disease. Every iflulicatidn now
Mrs. Ib-llioger was a woman (.f I points towards an ea'ly Spring this
strong Christian .character and lov-j year. We have had but little lain for
aMe traits of character and it was
these traits which gave her tie*
strength to endure her long ami pain
ful illness. She was also convideratc
of others, and was inspiration for her
host of friends. Shi- will be sad'y
mi'-sed in thtiyj.oeial life of the city.
The funeral services i\-ill he eon-
ducted at her late residence
two -months and if the temperature
runs up and we have plenty of rain,
look out for the disease. Can you
afford to takp a chance of loosing your
crop? Our advice is to purchas**
spray materials and spray your ern-n.
because after your vines become in-
fected " it is too lat«*. „ ;V ,, u may pre
do.* Vent di-eases i-tr your crop
but yo f
Barnwell f.lreet, at one 'o’clock--Su-f cannot cure them.
ABB KM) \ BE I Rl I I' ( ().
Miemhde, S. C.
hutu“ men ha«ie
da\-.af! ei neon. ’Die body will be taken 1 raided ol.jeelion to spraying on t ic
to Barnweil for burial.
Interesting Budget of
I News from Snelling
Uneasy
Tight Feeling
"I used TheJford's Blark-
Draught first for constipu-
tion," said Mrs. C E. Buntln,
of R. F. I). 5, Starkville, Miss.
“I would feel dull, stupid, amt
have Severe headaches, even
feverish. I had an uneasy,
tight feeling in my stomach.
I read quite a hit about
BLACK-&RAU8HT
Liver Medicine
I began using i; and soon ray.
bowels acted regularly and I
was groat I v relieved. I used
it'every oio t* iu a while for
about IS years.
“About two years ago l
found I '.'as having indiges
tion, a tlgif? i/iotherlng in-
ii > cle-sT, then severe pain,
e peeiaitv after eating sweets
I conimenctl taking jusl.a
pim'h of Blarl,Draught aftt'r
nienls, and by doing this J
could eat anvfhing
“I gave pi,i h-Draught to
my children for eolds and
lieadaclies. I ean certainly
rt ('oniineud it '’
Black HraiigiH is used with
satisfaction, by millions.
(Jet Th’slford's.
_ Sold Everywhere
i-nrTTTTTITTTa
Snelling, April t’>. M'ss Nell Moore,
of B'trtnvbJl. pent the week-end witn
Miss Knnice Hill.
Mr, (). I). Mivore \vu
Augusta Friday.
Mrs. Clyde Bright, of Greenvil! ■
N. (’.. has returned to her home afti 1
spending'siome tinu 1 here witli Ivor , Buy!, toi
p.oient , Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Skill.
Mrs. M. M M ooijt? is spending smne
time in AlUiulale with her daughtei,
Mr-. l*. \V. l*attm ■son:—- IM """
Mr. II. M. Cook spent last week-end
Mi Fairfax with his son. Mr. James !!.
t •<»k. : ,
Mis. Rufus Sanders is '.pending
: me tune with her sister. Mrs. Clyd ■
Blight, in' Greenville, N. C.
Tic many frinds of Mr. \V. '1'. Still
w.'l reerei to learn of hi iltiu ss hml
I hope for liinkan ear!v recovawv.
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’ Ml v luaiiita Haycs.-of .Barnwe!!
j silent the week end W )tly Mj dam.
: mu.
Mi s l.iicy Cook, who i- -teaching in
j:''c I b i c n I ■ graded school, spent tlm
\v, i k ''t il here with her parents. Mr.
| and M, . IB M. Cooki
j The many friends .of Mr. George
1 i'0 ,k are glad to see him out agavi
grouiuls that it. injure- the, vine-.
This is md the case at alb f<o.expei —
rueut -/I'endin ?( I t 'nrougl.oie tlie <-oUo-
try how that no appreciabU' damag*'
is done. If in doubht about this have
a few unsprayed row- in your ti“ , I
ami Beep records - on them and an
eijU.al .p-umb;, ui s|: ayio rows. _ Thai
as it may be. we are face to f-ac with
a visitor y , ■ . tliat thi.-'..
Will we take a dtrtnce m losir -
or will we surav and be s'uri' not .
lose our crop from disease .’ —H. (i.
( ountv Agent.
There is no other car built like the Ford.
Many widely used lubricating oils do
not always do a good job on a .Ford
because of its different transmission.
We own and operate a large number of
Fords which are put through gruelling
service over all kinds of roads and in all
kinds of weather. We kept at this lubri
cation problem until we have an oil that
does the trick. Now you can buy it.
Ask for
^olorme MOTOR OIL
Local and Personal
News from Hercules
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ui’tei having been confined to hi- loam
-*r * .
f a cvo'-.il days With flu.
Mr. and Mrs,, il. M. Conk and fam
ily spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and ^ti • Fred Rowell, of the. Ros'-
nin;v section. ?
Mi * and Mrs. \V. C. Birt moved to
\V !i -top la-t Wednesday, where th<\
vvi I make their Juture-liome. Tlie'.r
n u \ friends here regret having te
re A e tliein U|)u but wish them nuici
bo pint - - in their new In me...
' Mr-n Kl!a Rutland i< -yiending .sutiie
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Easier Special!
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Hercules, April l. The Rev. I). W.
Heckle and granddaughter, Mi.-s
Gladys® (ia-kin. were the guests o
Mr. and M . J.W. Bam Sunday.
Mr. W. W.'li; •■ie’y an ! family -p vit
Sunday wil*h Mr. and .M . Ji n Gar
son. '
M r. ami M i . R. C. K ; nard .-peni tin
w« ek-end with Mr. and Mrs. M. M.
Sanders. :
Supt. Horace J. Croiieh. of Barnw' d,
am 1 Mr. Ik C. Bewi-. *d' Columbia,
were vising- Htcrts recently.
Miss Bruy Cook spent th" week-end
in I airfax with liiu' le-other. Mr. Ja .
( I >"ts .
Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Collin-’ and
•family wevo visitors at tin- home of
Mr. and Mr-. J. F. Bain Sfd'urda
night.
Mr. and Mr-. F. \. Creee'n spent
W'igtfTesdi'-y night with Mr. and M'-.
B. B. Creech. ’
Mi srs. B. II. t'reecii. J. A. Civeeh
and J, K. Bam mojoted to Blackviil"
i Saturday afternoon iu^ special bttsi-
r ness. , ■
Misse Fv, Me'a'.d Bessie. Mae «’ d
li.ns spent Suiiddy afternoon witli Mi -
I Daisy Ray.
Mr.'Jeter Creech laid a narrow ■-
t ape Saturday iR icrnoo-n win n h; - !
car t vei t urned in a ditch.
- The many l v h" d- bf Mr. Horn •*
R:iv hone for'his..early leeovery from
his, i et tml painful ourns.
STANDARD Oil. COMPANY (New Jersey)
f ast*-; plaet , atM ut tiv. niiK*
Ban.Wei!.- Tlte plan' ucd beer d<-mol-
nhed jmt before !• was ’'ouial by tile
.irn 'I-. * • idi : • ’> “by :T.e own, ■. v. f .< .
the i tficeis say. remo i'd parts to a*;
other place. A keros,me .-t.Ac fur-
nished heat, as no a-!,, s were found
near the still.
MONEY TO LOAN
Loans made same day
application received.
No Red Tape
HARLEY & BLATT.
Attorneys-at-Law
BarnwelL S. C.
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enjoyed by its fornjer owner, and
it has been thoroughly inspected
by the Authorized Ford Dealer.
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