The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 18, 1925, Image 5
THURSDAY, JUNE I8TH, 1925.
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THE BARNWELL PEOPLE-SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA
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BATHING SUITS 1
For Men, Women and Children
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Suits for Children 50c tip.
Men s twp piece suits, blue and white in a
splendid qtiality-, $3.90.
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Men’s and Ladies’ in a large range of at-
tractivecolors, $3.30 to $8.50.
Bathing shoes,, caps, belts and Swim Boys.
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We Can Fit You.
LEMON BRQirlnc.
BARNWELL, S. C.
County’s First' Ripe Melon
Mr. W. B. Norris, one of fhe
most progressive farmers of
the Yenome section, toM a rep-
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res^ntative of the Peouie-Senti
nel Monday that.yhe enjoyed a
ripe watermelon from his field
the day before. That’s fine,
hut the editor would have en
joyed the news better :f tt had
been accompanied by a nice,
juicy slice of the melon., How
ever, his birthday is not until
July 1th. Beg pardon? Yes,
indeed, he expects to spend that
day at home.
There-are many newjadvertiscments
in this is'Ue »f The People-Sentinel.
Read them all and profit arc ndingly.
Miss Mary Roberts Itjfttfor her
home in Columbia i>n Monday, after a
pleasa'nt visit-to Miss Eljzabeth Eas
terling.
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Mrs. Lena Davies leaves today
(Thursday) for a two weeks stay in
the 1 mountains of Western - North
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Carolina.
Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Killingsworth
and son. of^DunbartOn, spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. B. L.
Easterling.
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Total Each Pay Day
• I have tried a number of different plans of sa\inp, and I have found that there
is only one that will assure my having a certain' amount of money saved at the end
of the year and that is tp put a predetermined amount of my pay in my Savings
Account the- first thing 1 do each pay day. If you’ll try this plan I know you will like
it. The Bank pays me 5 per cent. Interest on my balance every six months.
If you have money, we want it.” “If you want money, we have it.”
HOME BANK OF BARNWELL
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HARRY I). CALHOUN, President
NORM AN B. GAMBLE, Vice-President
WILLIAM McN’AB, Cashier
JOHN B. McNAB, Asst. Cashier
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Mr. Ralph Killingsworth was a
visitor in town Sunday.
Miss-. Julia Lemon is visiting ^ Miss
Warren Spann, of Allendale.
Mr. Herbert Stokes,, of Walterboro',
is.-visiting his aunt, Mrs. F. W. Fal-
kenstein.
- Auditor W. II. Mailing renewed his
Subscription to The People-Sentine
McTvre Calhoun : is visiting rela- last week;
lives in Columbia this week.
Mr. Josh Baxley spent Sunday in
Elliot, being accompanied home by
Mrs. Baxley, who has been y isiting
relatives there.
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The friends of Mrs. G.M. Greene
will regret to learn that she was sick
'two days last* week hut are- glad to
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ee her out again.
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Mr. M. C. Diamond is in Jessup, Gn.:
tins week o.n a business trip.
Alr-CXJ-ush'-Biuley left last week
for a visit to iolativeg in Elljotf.
Mrs. Harris, of Augusta, vas the
weekend guest of her sister, Mrs. R.
H. Wilcox.
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.>Mts. Martin Best and baby have
returned from a- visit to relatives, in
Due West.
Dr. C&i-s. A. Hensley has retulned
from ten-day trip to Fiorida-.-Hnur-
ing his absence his family visited re
latives in Augusta.
Miss-Dora Greene is spending some
*iiTx■ m the mountains'of North Caro
lina. , t
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stalli.rfgs-«fgl
children, of 'Savannah, left on . Sun
day for their home after a week’s visit
to Mrs. O. B. Bennett.
Mrs. lliila K. Best and sons.- K'-nt
ami James, | have returned to < oluffi-- 1 ^, x { meeting " of the State Pardon
Miss Rachel . Pratt, of Due West,
is visiting her wister, Mrs. Martin C.
'• Best. —
Misses Kate Simnis^, and Zt ’ma
Diamond spent Monday in Uw^nge-
burg. __
' (’apt. VV. t. Waiker^of Walker s
•“Station, was a business visitor. here
,Monday,
Mr. Carter Pi ice left las*, week for
a visit of several .days to relatives in
Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Wallack. of Den
mark, spent the week-end in the “city
with relatives. ,
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Miss Frances Goolesby, of Harts-
ville, is the attractive, guestjof Miss
Frances Lenion. f
Miss Elizaheih Vaughn has return
ed from a pleasant yisit to friend- in
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the Hilda section. . *
Mis'ses. Emma Kirkland and Hcler^
Calhoun left Friday for a visit to Miss Elizabeth Easterling .s on a
l>ia after aivisij. of several days to
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. trieen^.
.>lis? Willie Mae \ ahn, who ret urn -
ed fn-m the Short Course at \\ inthrop
College last week, left Monday to
visit her sister in Savannah.
Church of the Holy Apostles.
Rev. Howard Cady, Rector.
Services for the third Sunday after
Trinity, June 21st: Holy Communion,
8 a. m.'; Church School,. 10:15 a. m.;
Morning prayer and SfVrmon, 11:15
iu. m,; Evening Prayer, 18:15 ,>. m
All are cordially welcome.
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St. Alban’s Church,
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Services at 7:30 n. m. * c i
Notice of Application for Pardon
In pursuance <-f the v requir'*mentsu)f
an Act of the General Assembly o^
the State of South (♦prolinji, 1 here
by give notice'that 1 will, at the
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Board, which convenes in Columbia at
the State House, apply to «Hd Board
for a full pardon frflm a sentence im
posed at the February, H)2o, terfw
of Court of General Sessions for
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Barnwell County.
• W’illie Youngblood*
Washington. D.
Mrs. Vincent Franklin and daug
rll
"Cisit to Mrs. Waite Thomas, of Dun-
arto'n. where she wiffi be joined later
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Materials for Hummer wear of every kind, and it
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ma>v be laundered freely without danger of fading
colors, for each dnd every pieOt; is fully\ guaranteed
last color. j - * “
F. W. Falkenstein
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the week by Miss lean Riley.
Major J. Anslem Mever. of Meyer's
Mill,’ was" a welcome visitor here.
Tuesday. .
ter. of Augusta, are visiting Mr. and '
Mrs. W. P. Franklin.
i Ben Davies, Jr .ijtohhie Holmes.
' ! James Calhoun and , Aubrey Harley
Mi sses Hazel and Thelma Robin- left this wee-k-for^atnp Capers, near
son. of Orangeburg, are on a visit to'j Bievard. N. (’.. where they w’il spend
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Mrs. ,‘4. W. Blanton.
Mr. and Mrs. Brockwell Lee. of Au-
two weeks. >
Mrs. Theodore Vogel, of Washing-
T. B. Ellis
J. 15. Ellis
£ gusta. spent (j Sunday with Dr. and . t011( j) c., who has been visiting re
latives in Barnwell, left Sunday for j
Beaufort to spend some time with
Mrs. Chas. A. Hensley.
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El-I-IS. KM.INKKKIMi ( <>.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sandifeiv of her parents.
Denmark, were #the guests of Mr
AI Virginia Sanders Sunday. *
4.and Surveying a Specialty.
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Mr. Boh Harley, superintendent of j (l
y , tho high schulil at t ayettevillo, N. C.,
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visitor here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jernigak and Miss
her, of BeaufortiFred and
i g. of Port Royal, were the j
' guest' of Mr. arid Mrsj Charlie Blown, j
1 ^r.. on Sunday. ' j
i Mr. S» *H. (iieene and daughters.:
•j.; Misses Eunice and Lois, of Dunbarton. .
X J were visitors hi town Friday.
—- Mi s Juanita. Haves has as her visi-
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Mav. Minnie and
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A. Price entertainedu
| T hursday attei^idon in honor ot her
little niece. Miss Spann, and n-enhew, '
[piaster J. G. Howell.Jr.. who are I
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-pending some time heiak ^
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XfLouise Boyles, of Seiglingville.
B I SINKSQ
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FOR SALE:.—Milk cows and cow
peas. Apply to W. T. Walker. Black
ville.S. C.
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Mi v . and Mrs. Jahe Hutto, of Den- |
Rev. H iward" Cady carried his mark, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. I
mother to the University Hospital in 'Franklin Black on Sunday. Mis. Hut-
Augusta Friday for treatment.
i to i- pleasantly remembered hefre as
Mrs. Bt -sie Gray.
M)'. ipnd Mrs. R. S. Dicks and child-'
refi spent the week-end near Savan-
d-IS-Jtc visiting Mrs. Dicks’ sister.
FOUND: Male pointer, white with
brown marking, biowrt half collar,
weighs fifty pounds. Owner can get
same from, H. S. Grimes, Less, S. t .
FOR SALE.—Number two Sani
tary cans, half price. $2.00 per hun
dred; $15.00 per' thousand——W. E.
Prothro, Williston, S. C. h-lHMfcl
WANTED. — Ha ixl wood Timber,
large or small tracts. Will pay cash
for standing timber. P. O. Box 926,
Columbia, S. C. 6-18-dtp
FOR SALE CHEAP—Detroit Va
por Oil Stove. Used only short time
and in perfect condition. Easy terme.
Mrs. T. L. Wragg, Blackville, S. C.
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^ FOR SALE. — One Jersey a cow..
Fresh in milk.—Dr- A. B. Patterslm,-
"Barnwell, S. C. 6-1 Itf.
HEMSTITCH ING—Five -ccjtts per
yard.—Mrs, A. E. Hartin, Blackville,,
S. C., K. F. D.
Airs. S. W. Blanton returned Friday
from a week’s visit with the Rev. and
Mr4j->T. W.|,Blanton of Oia-ngeburg.
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Mr. Herman Mazursky has retum-
ed from Staunton Military Aacadmy
to spend the summer vacation here.
-.Miss Margarpt ^ A. Lemon is in
Washington, D. €., for a few days and
is staying at the Grace Dodge Hotel.
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Miss Elizabeth D'eason lefj , Tues
day morning' for a visit to. v relatives
and friends in Augusta and A'tlanta.
Miss Reba Bennett left for Rock
Hill on Monday, where she goes to
attend the Summer School at Win-
throp. v
Messrs. Jay J Vickeiy, Lloyd Vick
ery and Furman Davis a-re planning to
attend the 20th annual convention of
the S. C. State Fireman’s Association |
in Greenwood today and tomorrow.!
Juno 18tii and 19th.
J - Frequent |
| Bilious Attacks Jj
m "I suffered with severe bill- |
ous attacks that came on two g
g,"’ or three times each month,” -
^ says Mr. J. P. Nevins, of “
Lawrenceburg, Ky. ‘T would §
y get nauseated. I would have |
dizziness and couldn’t work. ^
jg| 1 would take pills until I was
-A worn-out with them. I didn't
® seem to get relief.
W “A neighbor told me of ™
BLACK-DRAUGHT
Liver Medicine g
and 1 began Its use. I never [||p
« have found so much relief gu
as it gave me. I would not “W
y he without it for anything. It |ji§8
jw Keemt|d to c leanse my . whole
® systeih and made me feel like
ip new. ‘•71 would take a few
ggj doses—get rid of the bile and £&
have/my usual clear' head,
y feel full of pep, and could do HP
jflp twice the work.” 4
Bilious Attacks are “sea- ^
•Si sonal” with many people. Bp
dEj Millions havV taken Thed gh
ford’s Black Draught to ward , ^
off such attacks, and the good SP
y results they have reported .||||
xge should induce you to try it. ^
gp All Druggists’ ^ E
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Mr. R; A. F^asterling, of Denmark,
presented his. mother, Mrs. Julia B.
Easterling, of this city, with a Stude-
baker coach on her birthday, June
Clemson College
Scholarship E.xaminations.
Competitiye examinations to fill va-
17th. He also recently installed a “» t . scholarships in'Clerasoh College
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fine electric stove in her home.
An interesting news letter from
Blackville was received yvsterdiTy
'(Wednesday) morning too late for
pubUcation in this issue of The Peo
ple-Sentinel. It will appear next
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will the held on Friday, July 10, 1925,
1 beginning at 9 A M., under the super;
. 1 . I vision of the Cop,n.ty Superintendents
Several local Masons went over to &f Education . The four . year ^lar-
01ar Mondav aftern o on t0 attend the I ships are open to young men not less
funeral of Mr. George W. Adams, than sixteen years 0 i d wh6 ar0 jnter-
well known Seaboard conductor, Who j ested in one of the'regular Agricul-
died suddenly Saturday night at tack- tura] or TeXtile courSeg . A n applicant
He is survived by his wife f or a two-year scholarship in Agricul-
and one brother ?f ture must be eighteen years old.
, Each scholarship is worth $100.00
Miss Lily Mae ^ Pl-exico, who ha> a session and free tuition of $40.00.
been spending some, time with Mrs. | A scholarship w inner must meet fully,
L. A. Plexico, left this week for | the requirements for admission
Greensboro, N. C., where she will at- ' Application blanks, catalogues ^and
tend Summer School, for-6 weeks, then ; full information will he mailed to any
go to New York to spend the remain- ; one interested. Write to f i
der of-the Summer with her sister, j THE REGISTRAR,’- - ...s
Mrs. J. H. Wes^oh, L Gemaon College, S. C, j
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in here on h/o//r wan to work or on ifour watf
home and harp a di.^fi of our delicious Ice Cream thickly
co cored icitlhyonr fa corite flavoring. And as a side
drink, a glassXof nay one -of our famous thirst-quench
ing drink*. . It is a habit that you will thoroughly
enjoy.
Barnwell Fruit Company
Barnwell, S. C.
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Don’t Throw Away
Your.Old Mattress
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The ticking may be soiled or worn out but the cotton can be
cleaned, carded and felted. This, with a high grade new ticking,
make a mattress that you cannot buy for four times the price of
renovating. We have the- only factory-of its kind in this section of
the South. ’ATI work guaranteed. Highest references from hun-
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sajmpiex.
'Uaranteed. ILghest retorences
Fr thed entire State. Write for
prices and
NEW CHARLESTON MILLS,
f Renovating Department,
P. O. Box 637
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