The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 11, 1925, Image 2
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THE BARNWELL PEOPLE-SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA
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THI KS^AY, JUNE 11TH, 192r».
New Movie Camera and Projector Invented
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lolm l 1 . HprunriMi Iihh invi'Qted and (ii'or^e K. Spo^T of rhira^o i - ' <J«'elo|iinj; a ‘‘natural vtaion. life Hi/.:*, ttird
«llmAisli>n” cHineiii arid |irn|i*rtor for the movies that It Is hidieved will <lo iiMity with eye strain and distortion. Only
natural actinic and real srMlnc* can lie used. At deft are Mr. Spoor, Mr Herggren and Hetty H>n*n examintrg the
cam#ra. At right, part of the projector.
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Olar School Closes
Successful Session
t Mar, JuiH' 7. (Im.vof t in- nfost suc-
oesHiful years mi flic history of tiie
Olar public school came to a close
Thursday mgdit when IM, cig;ht hoys
and five girls, received State high
■school diplomas.
The address to the graduates was
made by iDr.' John (i. (’linkscales of
WofTord college. I*r. Clinkscalcs us<‘d
a his subject.-Ttye Hoy atv^'tjis Pup.’’
A |>up, says Dr. ('linkscales, is horn
into the-wiirld <i isufect aninml with
teeth, (laws and ability to care 4or
itself in a-Jarge measure and in a
lYw months timv-it is grown, white a
Hoy is liorn ‘inh^ tile world a ■ mere
bumlle of ppsRihilififs alisivlutehv'Ht'd"'
pendent upon mother, father and
teacher to make the man.
Dr. (linkscales stressed the int-
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portanyp-of keeping in mind mans
superiority over the lower animals and
ended upon the graduates to use this
“power, the mind, soul, education, to
the glorification of God and benefit
of humanity. ‘
The auditorium was filled to over-
Howing and despite the warm weather,
the audience listeijed attentively Jo
thi' sound advice of the ■speaker,
sprinkled thoraughout with master
ful eloquerjee and rich Irish wit.,
H. Fair Goodwin spoke briefly upon
the school’s .accomplishments and its
future needs.
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The Rev. J. \. (live read'the li-t of
pupils making the honor roll during
the school* year, afnl, .^w.irded a num-
hei of block letters and stars to mem
ber' of the athletic teams. The only
medal uttered by the school was won
by Ally Gray >f the graduating clip's.
J. Carl Hearse, of Hamberg. after
some very appropriate remarks pre
sented diplimas to'the following:
Judson Browning, Myrtle Barker.
Willard Barke,r, James Brant, I!. B.
Cave, Gaky ('hitty. Estelle Collins,
Teddy Bennett, Ally Gray, I.< u'im:
Hearse, Ague- Mobley, Best Wil-
Iiam'w^rrrl- 'WtlIiam V Mnu : .
Negro Escaped from
Chaingang June 2nd
Springfield Chapter
~“1V!et Last Wednesday
Leroy Williams, a negro convict,
escaped fiom the Barnwell County
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ch.lineang Tuesday night of la-1 week
June 2nd. A reward of $2.o has been
offered by Sheriff Dyches foi his eap-
jture. _ fit* is Iwiefly described as .fol
lows: Sleek black, about f> fi‘et t*
inches -tall, — ■
•^fter escaping, Williams ehtered
a house and store and, stole one pair
blue serge pants, a black Stetson hat
and-a white s iirt to. replace t he con
vict suit that Inn wore at the tune <
his escape. .
^ Announcing ^
a New Type
The
BROUGHAM
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Freight and Tax Extra
A-gj/i^K ragf for iht
iT ^ J HUDSON
COACH
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The world’s largest production of 6-Cylinder
f cars permits the lowest prices in Hudson
history. And for the finest Hudsons ev.er
built. Thus Hudson is more than ever the —
“World’s Greatest ftuy.”
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Hudson-Essex Nxnv World’s Largest Selling 6'Cylinder t Car$
W* D HARLEY BOTOR CO*
w Barnwell, S. C.
I he Barnw ell I’eople-Sent inel.
ThtODDS
against
the OIL
They’re long, long
er than most of us
ever realize. Heat,
dust, dilution, pres
sure, speed, and
tiny clearances are-
just a few of them.
But we ll bet on
'Standard” Motor
Oil, for it’s a thor
oughbred.
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STANDARD
^gjflaas MOTOR OILS
is
Springfield, June 7. Min Anna
Odum is at home after a visit to rela
tives at the Cojonia hotel in Colum
bia, and her son, Dr. G. L Odom, in
Olar. j-.
Miss Eloise Rhillips is at h-nne from
Greenville, where -she held ; school
position tht* past scss-ion.
Supt. S, F 1 . Gardner is at home for
the summer vacation from the Mt.
Croghun high school. .
Mrs.. Anna Gleaton and David Glea-
ton are in Beaufort for the week-end.
Miss'Evelyn Bean is at home after
attending commencement exercises at
Columbia college. .
Miss (’or in no Gleaton is at I'Omeaf -
ter having taught , the past year, in
Lydia. "J ’
Mrs. Arthur Leonhardt aqd children
of Lowell. N’. C„ are visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ioahinyt.
Donnie Boylston is at home for the
summer vacation from the Cniversify
of South Carolina.
MiSs Rosa St roman and CatHerino
Bean of ('olumhia—collego. B on^he'
Gantt. Eva I’ortiM - and KIo-t■ BoV 't,
ton* of W Juthiop college and \\ i'ma
l ulmer anj^l ’1'helma C lope; of Chieora
itdlege are" at home for the summer
vacation.
M vs. N . F Bovl'ton iia-‘ i 1 ‘ J u icil
after a visit t a her' parents Sum
ter:
M > < i) \ Bosliamer Of S.
C,, i- visiting her parent
Mi- N D. I*.iter. . ’
M ss Mm I'liiliips is hcn/A' !th her
father. •Dr.- I*. \..v.R!;:lli|<s. foj- ■ .vae.a-
:-7oi. aft*’■ attending -Yho «! .j~,—A-rkeii
for t in oas-t. sessipc.. • >
M• . Rayiv rd JloylsOm ami hahy
of Vik.dt ;tre visiting her po■ *i t . M 1 ,..
uni VI'- Sun Ih'yfs’tpn.
AL - JO < . 1’Liliips, assDted by M‘ .
p, v: ?h ;i o-..- m • ■ T. i.. i ’>7 ihi M s
V* Mi V 11 ie and \ 11 ie 1 ’ . ! ip-i de-
•jigiiffn . y e‘t>Tertaini , d the' Sor'inetield
i hajit.ri. I' D A'.. Wednestia' aftvr-
mii’ai. The meeting was pri 'ided < ver
ihe pi i 'id at: AD . 'll. (’. Boland.
M ’ -! .1 I e I 1 1 , I • :; I ■ t :i a ! I -
tei v. ifh'a-bloi k,'and gayel maoe from
i l.!a> k Wahuit tree xytri' h ..Linds
fhy. \.
M>. /and
Best \\ shes for Sucre -s “
I he editor of The Barnwell People
Sentinel acknowledges the following
letter fr/irp the Fpes-Fitzgi rald Paper
Co., of Columbia:
“We note with interes^nin today’s
TSkate” that you have taken) over the
“Stmtinel” and we write this letter
to wish yrt\i much - success in the new
enterprise. If at any time we can be
of service to you please do not hesi
tate to call on us.”
i. Better Able-to Serve.
From The Williston Way,
At a meeting of the stockholders
of tjio Barnwell Sentinel las*t Satur-
jtay morning, ;‘in' offer of B. 1’. Davies.
Editor and Publisher of The Barn
well IV >pie was accepted and hence
forth the two paper' will be combin
ed and published by Mr. Davies under
the title of ihe Barnwell People-
Sentinel. ' '
Mr., Jtavic' purchased the plant,
good will.aill'isci ipt ion list, etv’. o'f the
SiMitinel, which is t]ie oldpst paper in
Barnwell Coupty. having been estab
lished in IbbJ. The People was ws-,
tablished by tjie late Major Johir W.
Holmes i:ir|1'^T7 and upon his death
was purehased ‘ liy tin- present editor
and javiio-ia \x;Up w i-'associated w t.h
Mfi.i o- Holmes.
Tin* eonsolidati.iu of the People and
,'Sei.t itiei is igiie ying- out the praetiss*
town - where t hei e
u hen one ce.n lu-ttei
vhis was recent ly
ifi where- th ■ AdverC
the. t'hronnie.
They pay tax.-- op their stock*' of
g 1 k (Is and they pay license taxes fi>r
the privileges /'of doing busipess.
Why does not the cities and towns
that tax them nisp give them and the
public ..protection against the. swind-
Mcr ?
A simple method Would he to re-
quire the traveling gentry who take
orders for clothing for the sweat-shop
manufacturers to ar least give bond in
sufficent amount to make good any
legitimate claims oh account of mis
representations or defect in goods or
workmanship. It this were done this
*fparticul;u form of fleecing the sim
ple-minded soon he suppres-od.—The
Spartanburg Sun.
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ACCURATE MEASURE
Water Carnival to Be
Held July 16, 17 and 18
The* dates for the Water Ahirnival
to be held at Savannah have been
changed, according to a recent an
nouncement. It was at first intended
to have, this cal tiival on July ■> and
1. a- was announied in the columns of
The People-Sentinel last week. It is
now decidial,'however, to h dd it .July
Hi, 17 and' Ls, t<‘ eoinciile with, the
np.cmlu’' dates fill the Savannah River
bridge. This yilaee' the dates exactly
two week' later than first announced.
A 11
^ ’ neI1 .l' ou buy gLis-from
I hs ypvi are certain that
you 'will get accurate
measure, ’(jur Pump.^
are of the most accurate
j make and we doubly safe
guard you’ by having
them . tested regularly.
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Furthermon 1 wr guaran-
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tee the-test of.our-gas.
When you pay for 11 igh
Test froin us v>hi get-
Iligh Test Drive, in and
test' dijr ser\ice.
Barnwell
Filling
Station
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"done ■.i.i: K.) :■ f,i
t;■. r purchaM il
The Barnw.l
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to 'Clve.the
. Every Qood Quality You Expect of Your Tires
You Will Find in
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sh 'ilid ' he lietti-r al>!'e
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n't at tni. : : Sami’
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illfe t here " will be
I’as-itig’ of-a naper with
the 'splendid -history of The Sentinel.
•That the na ecJiia's been‘i)ri*<ei.ved In
the hew. paper is g sod news to the
L C'ufs of d'l.c* Sect ;.»lel wliTeii under
Majot Boyd Cole and more iccently
Vinil'M' ■the direefidn of Judge John K.
Sec.llii'.g w ,n ked hal'd .fog thje" up»
iHelding of Barnwell ( qunty’.
For a whiUgThe Sentinel v as edi-
ai,i|cf- he> iiaternai in .u dfathei, 1 t. q py Di». W. M>J(jmos and l;,'er had
Mis- H:V( Smuhs. the oiil■ womai.
editor, of-a paper .in this stain.
and USCO Cord
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F. Gi.llTin. kTlli*'- tree Stand' wVt.h-
in.-r+m, h.idovr of the -capital' and- was
t nc. e duriniw f1*e burning of t'olun.1-
liTa. ft lw IT,II
l td air < onipet it ion.
('lothinj. me chants in nearly^ viM y
iit\' end town in the countrv ate sub-
ing program was nm-
7teir L Skie'i ii ef Jell’ersoii.: ; 1 tax ilay.
M ( < Philli-ps; anst-runtetipyi
.'■je, M rs. s Ca\ y Hoshamer of Shid-
by.‘ \ C.: a , 11 -idi'?;: ^*bv M IL-.tyjj^'Ls-J^.t" a form 'ot ujdaii eon^j^iti**ti
t^Fcrr Liilei d Wilii-'fTt:'; poem. Ij^m whit tl • and ?1^ /pubia
.“paiightevs..-of. ’s.: r.’’ by Mrfi;, Odell | slj^ttbF by^vrotci'tpil. ‘( ‘ertam ciolhitig
ni.aT ..||'. M > L L'V *7^1 |M i t 111 . vT'. ’ , T !|o '. •..:),• •
ban n r. A oiirsi 1 ^ t’li eapest
la 1 . in<■etingyof flu slim JlabW', ketvd salesmen N^roue !i tin*
1 tie .hunoi iuy hiemlHUs- presi
Mi . da- llejii, •TTe ! M i '.LI.
-sM-. (tut of town mem lx
F.jT • Moth
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y t i -i. ; id i ■; ■■ riv • tpni(>s.
boom gome- no-to the
and the-fit i.-w-.elil >in if. ever
I J ' lid re. but the o iplc \Xdttv
i; •; off-Nrvfth, Mrs. Itormo. Bolagi! buy tTom the t aVelitig -alw-nien a!\jy
and. Mis. Dawson of WiUist«n.&/;tnd I helpUAs for'l>y the time the clothe
Mis. ('ary {loshamer of Shelby. .|•;>n* ilAllvereiT tin salesman'has gone
to iipxx'i fields. The swindle is mi old
-! - oi- present. Wi-rei Mrs. L. T. Phil’ xx
I F vourrequlrementsdemand
th^ finest quality that ha 1 *
ever been put into a tire, you
need the ITS. Royal Cord—the
standard of value everywhere.
R you know you do not need
the exfraf mileage of the Royal
Cord but want vour money to
hring you full service and fine
appearance — the USCO Cord;
is the tirejfor you.
Both are made and guaran
teed by the United States Rub
ber Company.
Royal Cords — in all sires from
30x3'/2 inches up. Royal Cord low
pressure Balloons for 20, 21 and 22
inch rims, and Royal Cord Balloon-
Type Tires.
USCO Cord — in 30x3 inch and
30x3 1 2inch clincher, and 10x 3'4, ^
32x3'/2, 31x4, 33x4 and 34x4 inch
straight side.
United States Tires
arc Good Tires
Buy U. 6. fires from
x' has more foodyal
■ Mrs, Whisnant and little daughter
havy returned t v,.their home in Augus
ta after a pleasant visit to the form
er’s sister,.Mrs T’. Hex's Sanders.
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TnU* liuk
one nnft a (Main om*. yet hundreds and
thousands (,/ persons are victimized
by it every year.
Local merchant* are permanent.-'
W. D. Harley Mdtor Company
i '—Barpwell, Smith Ualrolitrft.
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