Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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* < v x 4T Pirk-V .. PAGE EIGHT. THE BARNWELL PEOPt.E. BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY, APRIL 23RD, 1925. u. V 1 BLACKVILLE BOY PAINFULLY HURT (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE?) ;njr paper on Mrs. M'irry Slocum, a heroine of'the Revolutionary War, A*as reafl by Mrsr'imKy S. Boland. After the business session, refresh ments were served by the hostess and a plea'stKqt social hour enjoyed. Williston wiped Blackviile off the ■nap in a,^ame fif haseball here Fri day afternoon. Dr. and Mrs. D. K. Brings attended ‘he opening nf the Presliyterian Church in Aiken last, Sunday. Strawberry short cake and straw berries served every pay imaginable v ‘ - f ~v» are playing an imi*nrtant part on the “bill of fare" here now. It won’t be long' before dewberries will he here in abundance, as they are already be ginning to ripen and there seems to r>e an unusual quantity this Reason. Master Billy Buist has returned home after a visit to his grandmother, Mrs. Hattie Buist. Billy is the at tractive little son of Dr. and Mrs. Charles’ Arthur Buist, of Pelzer. Ur. Buist visited his mother here yester day hnd took his little son4ioine in his automobile. Mrs. Annie B. Gregory, of Charles ton, is the guest of her cousin, Miss / Eugenia Still. Mrs. Walters, ol'ToIumbia, visit ing her sister. Mi’s. Hal D. Still. Miss Eugenia Still entertained de lightfully Tuesday evening for her Kiddies’ Dresses The new things for the Kiddies are just as cute as they can bei and they are good quality, too. Taktji the time to see them. Mazursky’s Department Store BarnweSb S. C. friends andjjisitors. Mr. M. P. Fanning is confined to his bed with fever. His early,recovery is hoped for. Mrs. Essie Bates visited relatives in Wagoner several days ago. Mr. T. A. Hutto spent the^week-end with his hrotheirin-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ray, in the Salem section. He said thiy had two very unusual v vi*rK>rs( ? ) Sunday, two black snakes. They came in the front yard right up to the steps, but not at the same time. One came ami was killed and ‘in about an hour another one about the same size came and was also killed. Mr. and Mrs. Silas Aorn, of the Co- van section, had the misfortune to lose their nice home by fire sever nights ago. ' Ex-Gov. Manning Sees Better Times for S. jC. By HON. RICHARD I MANNING Former (Jovernor of South Carolina, writing in Public Service. Published by the North and South Carolina Public Ctility Information Bureau. Newspaper dispatches a few days ago told of completed plans by the Southern Power Company for the building of another hydro-electric power plant in South Carolina. The new plant will be the twelfth in the oompawy s system and is to be built oil the Catawba River in I^in- » aster County at a cost of a million and a quarter doll us. ! Announcement of the perfected plans for this operation contains some , ( l statements which to me are both slg- ‘ nificant and hope'ul—significant re- Down an garding the methods of the power The opening of the new Presbyter- company and hopeful as affecting the i«n Church at Aiken last Sunday was future of South Carolina. a great and glorious day in the his-i R state ‘ J that “ uxistin K I ,,ant,, . mi r uo of the Southern Power Company in buy of South ( arolma. All from this . . . o —“ —, 7~ : ^ South ( ai+rbna are iurffbAmt to take sectioh who attended »«»> it "*‘.s an ^ are 0 j present demand for pow- oecat-ion “long to be remembered and er .. Hljt Mr w 1 s. I.ee, Viee-Presi- never to be forgotten.” dent and Chief Engineer of the com- ^ —— "i-pany, adds this illuminating expfana- - ,, Adenoid and Tonsil Clinic. ,'4f On April 150th and May 1st .there will be held in the Barnwell High School building a clinic for operation tion: “There have been indications*during recent months of a coming impetus in the industrial development of South Carolina. We .believe that the next few years will witness a conaiderablo uses of children with diseased ton- expansion of industry in that State on sils ami adenoids. Pl\ C. W. Kollock, of Charleston, who i’-, one of the fore most specialists in these diseases in tin* State, will have charge of the op erations, there will l>e trained nurses to assist and to look after the patients until they can he safely removed to ,their home-. The local physicians will also be on hand to add their as sistance. This clinic will be held un der the auspices of the County Medi cal Association and the Barnwell County Chapter of the American Red Crass. , The way in which you can secure the services of this clinic foi your children is to see your family physi cian, who, as a member of the County Medical Association, knows whether your child needs this attention.' If you have reason to suppose that your child has adenoids or diseased tonsils, register' ymir child’s name*Tfnd par ent’s name with the Barnwell Chapter of the Red Cro-s, or file an application with them at once, i fie patients will he registered in the order in which their applications are received. Ask for full particulars from Mr. - Perry A. Price. Bank of Western Carolina in Barnwell, or Mrs. A. A. Lemon. Only a limited number of patients can be handled in the two days of the clinic. It is, therefore, necessary, for you to act at once.—Contributed. Preaching at Ml. Olivet to Tin* People has been requested announce that there will b( mg ai Mt. Olivet Church dav, April .20th, at 11 a.m.. ’n' Dr. K. W. Sanders! The public is cordially invited to attend. and. in building this now plant we are simply placing ourselves in position to take rare of the new demand foivpow er and to do our ptit toward promot ing that expansion '' Investment on Faith. The statement !»• Mr. Lee. who by the way. is a South Carolina product, is worthy of mote than passing con sideration by our people and by our law-making bodies. Here is a busi- nest enterprise going ahead investing a million and a quarter dollars to,man ufacture a product for which there is no present market. It makes the in vestment on faith faith in the future of South Carolina. And at the same time R adds a million and a quarter dollars to the taxable wealth of the State. The power company declares its intentions of doing “our part toward promoting that expansion.’’ Of course it is readily understood that if this in dustrial expansion does come the power comp,my will find market for it* product aijd will prosper in ;h>* ven ture. That admitted fact, sen es only to illustrate the inter dependence of the two great interests of our State agriculture and industry.. Unfair Laws Hurtful. In an editorial appearing April 1st. the Spartanburg Herald says: . . “South Carolina must realize that there is no conflict between agricul ture and industrial development. They should go hand in hand ' f The burdens of taxation should be borne equally by the farmers and by all industries. And again says the Herald, truly: “Agriculture is more dependent upon Industry than indit. try is upon iigi'i- cultu^, perhaps Industry supplies preach- die consumers for-the prmi.ucts-of the next Sim- farm creates the market for the raw i, n,- t^ materials and for food products and if industry is crippled agriculture is certarin to suffer South Carolina Why? One big reason is because be did not save when he was young. Work for * ' the aged is not plentiful, so why not protect your own declining years by putting aside each payday a definite part of your earnings? 1 hen when you can no longer earn a living, you will have your sav* . i ings to live on in comfort. HOME BANK OF BARNWELL HARRY I). CALHOUN, President NORMAN B. GAMBLE, Vice-Rresident WILLIAM McNAB. (ashler JOHN B. * McNAB, Asst. Cashier !»*yvvv*!*v*t*v*Fv t ' £ Y A A With Our Advertisers ? Attention is called to the adver- tis-cmcnt of Bolen’s Barber Shop in this issue. They make a specialty of work for ladies and children. Mazursky’s Department Store is advertising kiddico’ dresses. Doughty’s, the old reliable dry cleaners, of Columbia, have un ad. in this issue. The Ford Motor Co. has a t.ew ad. in this issue.- The Standard Oil Co. is advertis-, ing oils for Fords. 1 The American Tobacco Co. has | another interesting hull Durham ad., this week. Tlie Denmark Buick Co. has started j a new series,, of advertisements. SPELLING CONTEST TO BE HELD HERE FRIDAY Mr. end Mrs. Murphy and.Mr. -L E, Brown, of August.’, were the guests Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Wilcox Sunday V. •* - .JrSN> 1 mi: " 'if V - rii ' -y ' '.‘"i ] . 3 c ...' -T Insuring the Success of Your Baking t ' Fresh Eggs* Pure Butter, Flour of the fineest quality, Flavoring Extracts made from pure ingredients^all ob tainable here, combine to insure the success of any baking you may wish - to do. Phone 105 for what you may need. needs more tiiilns’rial development to ; mpport its; agricultural operations, end laws that retard th« industrial de velopment rediu e the value of farm land* Agriculture inadequate. j From all over tb** State comes the | warning th»‘t agric”Iture na longer is able to lie.t/r the expenses of govern- i ■ ment as it once din. that weekly pay rolls from industrial enterprise- are needed to keep tli* wheels of bu.Mness going :w4--vai*t niuimfUoturinvunii-i he . encoui;ig- i thut i* may join hands j with agriculture, fitr” the growth and prosperirv of the Suite. | So. in i lie developiii’ent Of ;i -uirplus of eP’it’ic powi‘5 a rccopnizefl we.ilth .proiluc;!)!; agenev as .planned in Lancaster' rmin;;. , and the state- merit that "industrial expansion is in dicated'' | seeM most hopeful outlook j for South Carolina. Mo-v maniifaetur- | ing enterjn-ises mean more money, in circulation: inure' money means more trade for the merchants and more' mar j kets for farm products. And all this , means more taxable wealth for the i Staff?'And lighter huniens of govern ' ment. As nnnnunced a i-hort time ago. a spelling t ntese to select Barnwell County's representative 'to the State spelling content to select Barnwell July Hi and 17 and will l>e held tit the Barnwell High SchiKil building I ^ v Friday evening of this week at N o’clock. The local high school’s rep resentatives have been selected and much interest is being manifested in the coming event. There will lx* two vontests -one for the high seiiool and I tie other tor the grammar grade’'. No school will be allowed: to enter more than two con- tcr'ants, one for each contest. The prize winner in each contest \vi41 he given tiansportation expen- -ej t i and from Ro<k Hill lor the State Spelling Contest. They will be entertained by Winthrop C-ollege v.hile they are in att"ndance upoti the State Cinites t . the iiriV.es in which amount to. .Sl' s d. Oniy the lii't win-1 I ners in eiih < onte-t will have their) expensts R iV -r*7—H-fF -■l+j-ie MiU. Freezing With Gas. “With the use iVf gas. ice boxes can he kepi approximately In degrees cooler than with ice," according to Professor O. L. Kowalke, head of the ff r.(» p7TT!r'i]L! t»!' .oTh<‘ v . a ji* ■ I’oin «. . ■‘cin,u’. In that c;.-.’ tiie al'eiti' -e t secorid choice I will rep n-S-. it '’the . urn’- af tie State contest. Judges, howevei'. be asked to select first,■sigcotid and thitil winners in each coutesf. , «- Mrs. Spatui, of Sumter, is visiting j h.er daughter. Mrs. I’eiiy A. Price. - ; ' M-. and Mi-. W. D. Marley and j Mr. Cil-miMe Harley were ailed to j Columbia early Wialpe-daN' morning | on account of t^e set iou's llness of | the llttjesbn of Mv. and Mrs. Gilmore j Harley, who is in a hospital there. I 1 , , ■ , , | ~ ; .x..x..:->-x-x-:»<4*x«f^<-x-x~:-x-> Send Us Your Job Work. chemie.tl eugineoringr' departmoni of , .;..*.a..;..:..;..x*.:..X-:-X-X-:-X-X-X-X-> I' the Unix ersity of Wisconsin. I “The [‘Bully Butter Brand Flour . . $1.25 55 and 60c Potato Chips and Shoestring. Ham 32'-’e Lettuce, per bead ....... 20c Fresh Strawberries 25c gas-ire refrigerators neeo ho motor or other moving parts. (Jhs re frigeration works on, the absorption juinciple in which nmfyonia is used as the ‘refrigerant ' Refrigeration is just h> much a problem of the proper ap plication of beat as h cooking, there fore some gas companies are already uting U^e slogan If it is done with ice. it can best lie done with gas.' in their refrigeration advertisements.’’ One of tire big insurance companies In buying a public utility bond always first inquires whether tb* company kas " customer ownership." J. & J. Sanitary Market Barnwell, S. C. Mr. Louis Murray, ot-Columbia, at tended the funeral of J. O. Patterson, Es<i.,- Tuesday, $1,500 in Gold Gash Prizes. This is- your opportunity to quicKly earn a hu ge ca*l- pi i/.e. Hov> :»<rnj' I words ••a , i you make .mu. of the lout, i s contained in the three words '’SHEF- I•'I El.1) SKIN SOAP?" Thei-‘ is no entrahee fee in this i;oht<’st. It is open' to anyone, anywhere. ^ rite us and we will tell you how you may win S.IOO First Prize. There ‘ ate thirty-nine other prizes. If >'o’t want fnllj information as to this GREAT WORD BUILDING CONTEST, send and 1, -.i s stamp for circulars and lulos. Ad- dt'c-s. Sheffield - Laboraties, Dept. 10. Aurora, Illinois. T 7 "" Ah-s. Johnson, of St. George, was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Kirk land, this week. ✓ .•.♦•••••«X—X—XX*-X**X—X—X—X—XX—X—** V Advertise in Tbe Peoule. .y.;..X..X-*X*-X*-X*-X‘-X"X~X~X**X*-X- ’ r Sure Death Insect Powders When it is so simple and easy to rid any infected place of insects by sprinkling a little Insect Powdder about, why not have a box convenient for use when needed J Moth time will soon be here, too. The Best Pharmacy BARNWELL, S. C. T ongue- Tickling Hill, unless I IS' “Bubbling and—spttrhImgr-vcLtb—vigor,- our thirst-quencing drinks with the wonder ful flavors are making them all “sit up and take notice. Also the BETTER KIND OF ICE CREAM Barnwell Fruit Company Barnwell. S. C. , - - ♦♦♦ ❖ v ': ❖ r ? T ❖ f ? ❖ ❖ ❖ f" f- T f T ❖ INSURANCE! FIRE - HAIL - TORNADO LIVE STOCK. Smith & Walker ' £ . ■ - Barnwellf S. C. We Pay for Asbes. f t f T T t T T t Y t ❖ f t 1C v T f ? f ❖ ♦;XXXXXXXXXXXX , *XJ ,< XtXXXXXXX»*XJ!