Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V-n Jh X/*, iiM IjCS\ -&*■ -t~ itiVtf* iri :. .-:r./^. l THURSDAY, ,UU N E 4TH, % »•»« ^ C' - ^ r /' • • * ’ • * . ^ THE^BARNWELL PEOPLE-SENTINKU BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA V;-f ■ ^ . -\ The Rev. Howard Cady preached Denmark Sunday. ^ — . •• For Men, Women and Children Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Trot^ Jr., of Williston, were visitors here Fri« day. • 7 . 13 • i Suits for Children 50c up. -r^ Men s two piece suits, blue and white in a splendid quality, $3.90. Men s and Ladies’ in a large range of at tract! vecoloirs, $3.30 to $8.50. Bathing shoes, caps, belts arid Swim Boys. Mrs. j. G. Howell“Ifld children, of Lamar, are visitint relatives,!^ Barn- wel. \ * ' Y, . - — ‘ -r- - - - ^ A " f Miss Mickie Lamphier, of Norfolk, Va., is the guest of Miss Marie Louise Cornell. ■J Mi*- And Mra.-.WYW. Holland, of Sp%ftanburg, were the guests of relaw tives here Saturday. We Can Fit Ypu. Messrs. J. O. Patterson aa>l “Bim’'’ Moseley have returned from Wofford College to spend the summer vaca- ion. . ‘ • v ' ^ . ~ * Y Mrs. Letha Mims and little son, I’m Glad, \ LEMON BROS., Inc. BARNWELL, S. C. Lionel, have returned to Camden af ter visiting relatives and friends in Barnwell and Bamberg Counties. Mesdames Charlie Brown, .Sr., and Charlie Brown, Jr., and the latter's little daughter have returned from a visit to relatives in Washington. TC"*'" • ' % v . . . • • ■ / ' J ’ * Think of the pleasure in later life to know that you are financial ly able to care for yourself—that you are dependent upon no one fojr the comforts to which your long years of labor justly entitle Jrou. Th^re is only_one safe way to reach this ^oal ^nd that is b^ saving each pay-day a certain amount of your ipcome. We pay 5 per cent Interest on your Savings. V ‘if you have money, we want it.” “If you want money, we have it” HOME BANK OF BARNWELL HARRY D. CALHOUNi.President 1 WILLIAM McNAR, Cashier ere and §rea bouts ’Phope Us the Names of Your Visitors, or Other Items of Local ■ - • . Y”.. Interest for This Column. NORMAN B: GAMBLE, Vice-President JOHN B. McNAB„ Asst. Cashier r-r-'- Miss Anna' Clark, who ..has been attending' Chicora College the- past session, is spending the summer-vaca tion AyiUi her uncle, Mr. M. B. Ha-J good. ■ , ' ■ MrS Lewis King, of Sunday visitor here. was —r* Mrs. Edgar A. Brown entertained the Little Bridge Club last week. Mf_. M. C. Diamond left for Ga.-, Sunday on business. Mr. and Mrs. R. G; Herndon, of Fur were visitors here Thursday. Mr. George Grubbs, of West Palm Beach, Fla., visited his mother, Mr*. J. F. Grubbs, several days last week. His friends were glad to see ' him again. Mr. H. L. O’Bannon Was a business" visitor in. Allendale Monday. - | j. Mrs. Josh Baxlby will leave Sunday for a visit to hcrme folks at Elliott. fkrs.'' Wallack, of . Denmark, was the i>f relatives here sever al days nek. Mrs. Lena Da^s arriverl in Barn well Frida afternoon from Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Ga., to spend the summer with her son, Mr. B^ Pw Davies,.. 4 Miss Ruby Peacock is visiting friends-and relatives in Savannah, Ga. I —Profs. J. D. RobiSoh^and" spent Monday and Tuesday ville. Mr Sunday in friends.- and Mrs. Mrs. J. N. Bolen for Valdosta, Ga.,_on they go to make their family left where home. ,uyot Abbe- .Mr. Flowers Calhopn graduate Monroe Terry spent Blaekvillef the guests of we^k. from Wofford College and return home within the next few days. : • r,..... *_*: Miss Alma Rutherford, of Ridge- land, and Messrs. R. Y. Kibler and Johnnie Bloom, of Columbia, were the week-end guests of Miss Ora -Rutherford*—— J KA * A AA A A S A S A * A * * RA * * f. Fight Feeling I used Thedford’s Black"- Draught first for constipa- j ” tion,” said Mrs. C. E. Buntln, > •• of R. F. D. 5, Starkvllle, Miss. *■ "I would feel dull, stupid, and have severe headaches, even feverish. I had an uneasy, tight feeling hi my stomach. I read quite a bit about Major Willis Duncan, of Edgefield, Was a visitor in town on Monday, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Duncan. Mr. and Mrs.'Perry A. the week-end »with her Sumter. Price spent parents in Mr. D,an P. Hartley is at home from Furman University for the summer holidays. . ~ J • - *Mr. and Mrs. "Shellie Black and „ « ' '•*< r \ ' little daughter spent Wednesdays in Columbia. The Rev. R. W. Humpheries is con ducting a very successful meeting in Blackville this- week. Miss Helen Calhoun will return this week from St. Matthews where she hag taught for the past session. Mr. Neil Lemon returned from Philadelphia last week after a y^ar of hard work in medical college. ij Mrs. M. C. Diamond and children and Misses Kate and Frances Simms were visitors in Denmark Sunday. ) lr. Bates Hagood. has returned fr-om Davidson College, N. C., to spend the summer vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Haggod. 1 Miss Elizabeth Deason returned home ffom Winthrop College last week to spend the summer vacation. Mr. Austin Cadlerof Detroit, Mich., who^e mafriafee to Miss Marie-Louise CorpelNSatu^day eveninjf is an event of cordiaNmterest, .arrived in Barn well Monday/ ' Mi ss Marie Loui«^ Cornell entertain ed with two tables of bridge Wednes- Me&dames T. S. Cave, L. A. Cave L. O’Bannon spent Wednesday and-Thursday in Augusta last. week. da hidrning of last week in honor of her house guest, Miss Evelyn Cadle, of Detroit, Mich., and Mrs. W. H. Duncan, a recent bridef Mrs. A. A. Lemon left Wednesday for/ Hartsville to attend the South Carolina Copfercnce. of Social Work- M^-s. Walker, of Eatonton, G{»., is the j guest of her sister, Mrs, T. D. Mrs, John Steyans has-feturned ,to hjf/r home in Kershaw after a pleas- Lfii visit to her sister, Mrs. Edgar A. Brown. t i the , Miss Mamie Padgett spent week-end at the home of Mrs. J. W. jp. Reed with her sister, Miss Estell Padgett. — Mr. and Mrs. Gary Owens had week-end guests Mesdames W. Owens, Jr., and Annie Mahoney, Augusta. ^ . as A. of Bamberg’s ef- 1 agent, ♦r Miss Jane Vaughn, ficient. Home Demonstration Visited Mis^ Elma Cave on Saturday atid Sunday* Jl^ST RECEIVED.—A carload of oats direct front- the West. Attrac tive prices on large lots.—Farmers Union Mercantile CpY_Barnwell,S. C. Miss Mary Roberts came, down from Columbia Saturday -afternoon to spend the week with relatives and friends here, - v Creighton. Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Creighton and Mrs. Allen Brown at tended the graduation of the former’s son fron^ the medical college in Au^ gusta Monday. £ Liver Medicine Miss Martha Speer returned to her home at Van Wyck- on Saturday after a successful* year’s work as teacher in the Barnwell High school. Miss Speer made many friends here who-will rOgret to know that she will not return next yean—• -• : Dr. Cecil B, Ray was called to Orangeburg Tuesday as a witness in court, which is now in session. Mrs. Ray end children/; Cecil B., Boyd and the baby, accompanied him and whil^ there will visit Miss Esther Boyd, -a sister of Mrs. Ray and a member of the Orangeburg High School faculty.* f Y T. B. Ellis * r- J. B. Ellis, § ELLIS ENGINEERING CO. X f Land Surveying a Specialty. 11 Mr. and/Mrs. T. E. Cummings have apartjr^ents in the residence .of Mrs. J. Q, Patterson, where they are now making their home. Messrs. A. A. Lemon and Lloyd Plexico enjoyed a day’s outing on Little Saltkehntehie, Thursday, even though trout awi jackfish were*Ylot “striking” ,-in fact they seemed to be on a strike. They amused them selves by catching a large number of that species of £erch known as“star- keys. Mr. W. H. Greene and Mrs. M. A. Thomas and children, of Ellenton, were in town Friday visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Greene. Dr. W. M. Jonfst accompanied by Mesdamea Jones, Owens and Easter ling, spent Friday in Augusta on a shopping expedition. Lyndhurst, S. C. Mrs. J. J. Bush and children, Brown Towles, *Jim and Mary, and Mrs. B. B USINESO TILDE RO \ • EMSTITCHING—Five cents per Mrs. A- E. Martin, Blackville, €., f^ F. D. JUST RECm^HD.—A.carload of oats direct from the West. Attrac tive prices bn large lots.—Farmers Union Mercantile Oik, Barnwell,S. C. Monday in Augusta. Sitgreaves spent Tania, to know of his recent promo- The friends of Miss Essie Livings ton are glad to have, her with them again after several weeks spent in the Columbia Hospital. . Miss Ella Louise Molair returned from Chicora College last week to spend the summer vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Molair. —-—■— Mrs. Leila K- Best and Messrs. L; Kent Best, of Columbia, and J antes X. Best, o£ Atlanta, Oh., are expected Sunday foraftw days visit to Mrs. G. M. Greene. Col. and Mrs. Hurry D. Calhoun returned home Thursday tnornihg after a' delightful tour of Florida. While- away they visited and invested in real estate at Hollywood, a nev? qity that is being built in the land of flowers. They give glowing reports of the beauty and progressiyeness of Florida. It will be gratifying to the many friends of Mr. James Af f Best, for merly of this place, but now of At- I began using it £hd soon my bowels acted, regularly and I was greatly relieved. I used it every once In a while for about 18 years. - “About two years ago I found I was having indiges tion, a tight smothering in pay chest, then severe pain, especially after eating sweets. I commenced taking just a pinch oKBlack-Draught after meals, and by doing this I. could eat anything. r “I gave Black-Draught to my children for colds and headaches. I can certainly recommend it” Black-Draught is used, with satisfaction, by millions “' “ Get Thedford’s. Sold everywhere E-I07I Mtf Wtf W W'V W WU VV U VtfV WU P Ckhnson College Scholarship Examinations. Shirts Summer! Selecting the Shirts you need for Summer is a pleasant task, if you come here to do your choosing.- All the newest and most popular patterns and colors are included in our offerings—and the lowness of the prices will please you. ' __ F. 'W. Falkenstein Barnwell, r S. G. , Competitive exapiinations to fill va cant scholarships ir Clemson College will be held on Friday, July 10, 1925, beginning at 9 A M., under the super vision of the County Superintendents of Education. The four-year scholar ships are open to young men not less than sixteen years old who are inter ested in one of the regular Agricul tural or Textilejcourses. An applicant for a two-year scholarship in Agricul ture must be eighteen years old. Each scholarship is wprth. $100.00 ar~g^ston^M freeASTGon of $40.00. "A schfoTarship winner must meet fully the, requirements for admission. AjjpVieation blanks, catalogues and full inforination will be mailed one interested. Write to THE REGISTRAR. - Y Clemson College, S. C. L/ K Graduates \ We have NunnaJIy’s Fine Candies in special boxes that make excellent gifts at tion. He hM Beeh connected with the Associated Press in Atlanta for less tiiait a year, but in that short time has risen to the position of night chief operator cf the Southern Divis ion. -- - i R. A. Ellis, Esq., has returned from Greenville, where he attended a re union of his classmates at, Furman University. Of the 15 original mem bers, only seven or eight are now left. The occasion was thoroughly enjoyed, giving them the opportunity, after many years of Reparation, to meet again And exchange reminis cences. •*- j- v - NOTICE OF SALE. Y *" A The Board of County Directors and the County Delegation of Barn well County will offer for sale at the Court House -at Barnwell/ S. C., on June IQth, at J2 o’clock noon, $30,000.00 worth of serial road and bridge bonds as provided by A c t the ; last General Assembly, said bonds to bear interest at a rate not exceeding 5*4 per cent. Bids must be^sealed andT deposited with the- Clerk of the Board of Directors be fore Hie hour above mentioned, and eash bid must be ascompanied by a certified check or cash in the sum of $300.00 as good faith money. Bid ders whoee bids are rejected will re ceive their money back. , E. M. KIRKLAND, „ Clerk Board Directors, B. C. ' £ommeneement time. COME IN AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION TODAY. y ■ ■ i ' r - ‘ . / .. . ■ - Barnwell Fruit Company Barnwell, S. C. McLAURIN D. BROOKER * 1 1 —DENTIST— Office Over “Say It Widt Howen” —-t from — ■ _ CLOUD’S GREEN HOUSES “Augusta’s Largest Green Houses* Prompt Service Day and Night Block North of Children's Hospital J. G. Hoody’i Store Barnwell, So. Car. L i », ** ■ L >. ■ -L. i 1423 Estes St. - Phone 3314 - Augusta, Ga. BEST PHARMACY. Agents, Barnwell * - r ' . • *.