The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 21, 1925, Image 8
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PAf.E EIGHT.
THE BARNWELL PEOPLE, BARNWELL^OUTH
Death of G. C.. Best
l After Long Illness
Mr. G. C. Best died at at his home
in Kline at alrout seven o’clock VVed-
nesday evening of last week, after
heiiifr confined to his bed for many
ninths, following a stroke of paraly
sis. He was in his 7<M,h year. Mis
body was laid t-o rest Thursday after*
noon in the cemetery at < avg s
Church, the funeral sere-vice^ being
conducted by the Revs. Jones and 1
Martin, pastors of the Methodist I
and Baptist Churches of Kline, re-J
sportively. Mr. Best is sifVVivecWiy
his wife, who was Miss AH«fe Hogg
before her marriage, two sons,
Messrs. Henry I>. Best and. G.| C.
Best, Jr., and one daughter, Miss
Mary Anne Best, all of whom have
the sympathy of many friends . in
their bereavement. Mr. Besf was an
Uncle of Mo-sis. t). 11. and Mmtin C.
Be t.Vf Barnwell. - '
Allendale Boy Dies —
Under Truck Wheels
The Best Ever
After we finish giving you a Bolen
Shampoo you’ll say jt s the best ever.
It takes right hold of the scalp and re
moves every bit of danderufF, yet it does
not injure the hair or scalp. T ry one
tomorrow.
We Specialize in Work for
Ladies and Children.
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Bolen’s Barber Shop
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.1! B. Roberts, th? eight-year old
son of J. P. Roberts, night watchThan
at the B. L. Mims Lumber Cc., near
Allendale, was almost instanjtly killed
in a tragic accident about five miles
from Allendale late Wednesday af
ternoon. The little fellow wm riding
cn a _ tmck driven by h'. T. Polk; The
truck hit a rough, spot in the road
and the boy’s hat was thrown from
his head. In reaching for his hat, he
fell from the truck and under the
wheels, which passed over his head.
The little fellow lived only a few
minutes and v,a«- <y*ad IWore he
could be' carried to Allendale.- His
head was badly crushed but no other
part of his 4 body was touched hy the
truck. He was a pupil in the second
grade at the Allendale school and is
survived hy his father * and one
brother, the m< -her having died about
a year ago.
THURSDAY, MAY 21ST,
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VISIT OUR
Quick Lunch Stand
FOR
TASTEFUL SANDWICHES, DELICI
OUS COFFEE AND ICE COLD DRINKS.
ALSO CIGARS, CIGARETTES, TOBAC
CO,. FRUITS, PEANUTS, ETC.
G. M. ANDERSON —
COURT HOUSE SQUARE
Look for the Red Front and Yellow Sign
Doable Pond, May ’ 10.—Sunday
Seho >1 was he’d here ’Sunday after
noon. A large (>'ov. , d attended. The
Sunbeams met immediately after
wards.
Miss Ollie Lee Jones spent Sunday
yt the home, of Mr., and Mrs. Charlie
Hartzog.-
Mr, Ralph AUerberry spent Sun
day with Mr. Frank Hair.
Mr. H. P. Jones and Mrs. Ellen
Jones spent Sunday at the home of
'Mrs. Mary Chitty of this—section.
Miss Rul y Warren was the guest
of Miss Julia. Warren Sunday.
Mr. Isa!»?re Hartzog and family
snenf Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Delk of this section.
Mr. George Hair and family were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. 1
Haii Sunday.
Mrs. Charlie Hartzog an/1 children,
Mis. Kenneth Kear-e and children,
Mrs; Ida Freeman and .Mis-; Oilie Lee
Jones motored to Barnwell Saturday,
wh.er • thev atlpnde.l the Home Ucmon-
stra'ion Council meeting.
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BANK OF WESTERN CAROLINA
BARNWELL BRANCH
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CHI RUH of the HOLY APOSTLES,
^ Rev. Howard Cady, Rector.
Service f >r the Sunday after* As-
eension Day,. May 24th : Church school
at 10:15 a. m. ’ Morning prayer • and
sermon at 11:15 a. m. Evening prayer
at 8:30 p. m.
Wednesday, May 20th: Evening
prayer at 8:15 p. m.
Thursday.- .Mnv, 21st. Aseensictn Day:
Holy Communion at 10:.‘!u a. rn.
All aiy ciirdially, invited to worship
with US;
Bessinger-Lee.
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Mrs. R. W. W
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Blue
kYhle, Mav IP.—1
'riend ■ of
lativcs in Orangeburg.
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M'-zeile Be.'.'inger
and Mr.
, Mr. anti M
J. P. Chitty
spt lit
llmu-y
Lee.'..:’ .Denmark,
will be in-
Sunday v. Uh Mr.
and Mrs. O. B
Nix.
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d to leaio of the!
• iiiarritige.
Miss Ollie L * •
•Lines was in
Hilda
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aft; rtioon.
on busine'S SaUirday afternoon.
Mrs. Eliza H; ir i- spemiing a few
dhys of th*s week with her sen, Mr.
W. P. Hair.
Mr. H. W./Jones, Jr., left here Sun
day fm- Dalla . Texas, C) attend The
Confederate reunion. He is the
grand-son of a (’onfeolerate \eteran.
We wish him an enjoyable trip and a
safe return.
Miss Julia Warren was inHilda
Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Charlie Hartzog and little
twin daughter'. N'arvi- and Naivs-
sus. and Mr. Ponnelf Hair sjr-tit Sun
day mrrrrfng aTr-th( i home of Mis.
t 'e Rev. I). W. ■ Heckle otficiatiiu
Heart e-t good wishes are exten.ded
these young people for a long and
happy married life.
Hot Weather
Drug Needs
WHEN the thermometer rises, so do
your needs for drug and toilet articles, j Get
your needs filled here and you’ll be assured
of satisfaction.
The Best Pharmacy
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Mary Chi'ty
Little Mis
Itw thrws -of 1
mo'her. Mis
J.oi- Hartzog /spent ;\
*+ /wrrir-WTth-hrr' grrmrl -
W. H. Hartzog.
BARNWELL, S.
Death of Mr. Bill Martin. *
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Blaekviile. May 18. On Sunday
‘{venipg sorrow came to the- hea-i ts
arid h m< s of many Oimlliv; bee,
when i' r.-.anm known .that Mr. Bill
Martin had , s,i|dd n!v pa--ed on.
while on a visit to r'-la' iv- - for" a
ij-hoi't \eh:io Hint afTeni loir in Bolen-
t o,vn. (i;'ang('’-»urg ( »• ift-ty; l e w; 1 -
not in r -1 Inulth. bat hi< deatli^
eti me a-a on eat .hock t-iliis ielative<
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ends. \Io wa- the oldest son
(-!' tho li-.t-- Mr. and Mrs. Ibnay Mar
tin, of Blaekviile. He was twiye
hvirrie !. tir-t t. Mi - Winnie Hartzog,
Jaught'i of Lie late Mr. and Mrs.
.Loci b !lai' '.og. By tlii< un.’- n' two
(hildrcp’.'■ ui'vive. Mrs. Laurie Prooknr
and .M . S',>■!!;,• Martin. IL- last wife,
who .survives him. was also ;> bliss-
ILiitzog. y.umhtcl of Mr. amH Mrs.-
(’has. IbfTTzTiy. A large - family of
.- n^-i^-ml'daughters by this marriage
are- also left t ; mourn his loss, be
sides live brother- and four sisters.
Mr.'**’Mart in was about <’>•"> years old.
and noted for his kindness v> every
oma He was a number of the Bap
tist Cluirch. Luneral ami int- rment I Put Him Back to Work./
took pku e Mi mlay afternoon at i
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Let Us Deliver
YOUR GROCERIES
Until you have tried our very eKicient
delivery system you j cannot realize
how handy it is to-do your shoppjilig
at this store. .Vlanv of our custoYners
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never bother to come here at all, they
do their shopping by phoning 105.
Frest Cucumbers, per dozen . . 25c
1 rest Cucumbers, per dozen ' 25c
Fresh Tomatoes, per lb 20c
Fresh Squash, per lb 10c
Fresh Beans, per quart . 15c and 25c
Bully buoFldl run* rzgbh
Bully Flour . . . . . $1.25
14 Ounce Sponge Cake . . . . 35c
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J. & J. Sanitary Market
Barnwell, S. C.
White Kid
Footwear
With Summer days
fastapproadhing, the
need for w r hite kid
f o o t \v ear grows
greater. W e. are
prepared to supply
your needs, amply
and satisfactorily,
w i r bh a beautiful
selection. j
MAZURSKY’S
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:ats i&
It is often a problem to know bust what
♦♦♦ kind of Meat to have for Dinner, Suppe r or X
♦J* Breakfast. When you can’s decidedUhone
♦♦♦ 60 and we will .gladly give yf s u some'sug- ♦♦♦
V gestions denci\ding upon fh: best offering
we h.ave for that day. ,g ' ^
% STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES «£
% THE PALACE MARKET %
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■thy is extindcil to the entire family
in their sorrow. : -
.(iar\in-Wooley. ’
Blm livillc. May l!k Ffiends ia this
s-ction ate extending heartiest «-on-
g:atulatM>pj> to Mr. and Mrs. Terrell
Wordey, of Eh. I. who were mar’r’ied
SHtinday afte.'T.oen -in Barnwell, only,
a few (■!(:;(• fiiemls livjng i>re>( nt.
Mr . W’oaley \v;;< form rly Miss.Cora
(!ar\in. (if Elko. Mr. Wooley lias
I h«vn hoarding in clnaekville v ith Mr.
and Misx 4^ Keel. He is unployed
by ‘the, HighwayUJf^pfH^mont. Their
fi iends -here arc*-t4eligkludUJial|jP>laek-
i ville is to be their home Lw-thh pre.'t-
1 ent. They have apartments in the
•home of Mr. DartziriY —
Send your Job Work to The People.
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writes: “l-\Va< sick iyith.kidm-y trou
ble foi - two yen s. Doctors n-eVf'nunc-
ed nie with Bi'ight's Di-e.mk'
commenced flaking* H dlo E dney
and Bladder Remedy and af*'*' the
first bottle feL much impTov.nl. I
Jiave taken five brvttk“' -and am. eh-
tiiely w.di:’’
Back 'to work and earning Ynon y,
as good a man or le tter than he ever
was before. Hobo got lesi’lts.a- it
is guaranteed to do. 1
Made iiom .in herb of re'ognized,
pieventive and purifying yaliit*—-con
tains no. rajcubpl. opiates oj habit
foi rning drugs—gives ndh/T when
other remoTttcs fail. / u
A single bottle costs .20. Six
bottles, a full trefitment, cost
and a iv guaranteed to give .-aL/sfac-
tbn T»r your money refunded.
Hobo Medicine ( O., Beaumont, Texas.
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Barnwell, S. C.‘,
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