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THE RABNWELL PEOFLE-BEETINTBL, BARNWELL. SOUTH CAROLINA
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JOHN W. HOLMES
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Entered at the poet office at Barnwell
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SUBSCRIPTION RATESt \^i
One Year fl.50
Six Month* JO
Three Months - ... .60
(Strictly in Adrance.)
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8th, 1925.
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‘Tour of the World”
Was a Great Success
On Friday evening the people of
Barnwell were given an opportunity
to “Tour the World in Eighty Min
ute*,” this unique entertainment be
ing put on by the Mary G. Harley
Class of the Barnwell Baptist Sunday
School. #
Attractive booths representing the
various countries were artistically
arranged and eats of all kinds served
according to the customs of these
ooMntriea. Dixieland carried out the
national color scheme and was most
attractive. At this booth Mesdames
Lloyd Plexico, M. J. Vann and Miss
Willie Mae Vann served hot waffles,
syrup, butter and coffee. Next came
Hdland with its little Dutch girls in
costume served ice tea, pineapple
and cheese sandwiches. This booth
was in charge of Mrs. Lloyd Sandifer
and Miss Elfreda Grubbs. The next
•popular stop on the journey was
Africa, where could be had hot dogs,
coffee, pickles, etc. This booth was
very attractively arranged and the
dusky damsels (Misses Etta Owens
and Maggie Jones) were kept busy
throughout the entire evening selling
hot dog*. They rendered such ex
cellent service that numerous posi
tion* were offered them by the cus
tomers needing help along this line.
Next stop was in Japan where Japan
ese maidens in costume served hq£
tea and sweet crackers from an artis
tically arranged booth. This booth
was in charge of Mutt* Rose Owens
and Ruby Peacock as.Mrted by Miss
Dorothy Sanders. In the renr of *he
building the Sandwich Islands at
tracted the attention of the tourists.
On an elevated platform, beautifully
decorated in for**it greens, delicious
chicken sandwiches wer> sold by
Mesdames Thomas Br.lcn and M L.
Middleton. The last stop was Ice
land, where Misses Elma Cave,
Elisabeth Efsterlim; and Mamie Mc-
Nab serve I ice cream and sherbets.
This booth was most at tract 1 ve. oeary-
thing being in ,-ure white and st real
was the effect that made one clover
to look upon it A lar/r ee.Ke was
given away to the holde» of the lucky
ticket, a ticket being given with
each purchase. This cake was won by
Miss Elma Cave. Another cake was
given to the holder of the lucky num
ber and was won by Mr. King. This
cake was in charge if Miss Juanita
Hayes. Two strolling musicians,
Misse* Zelma Diamond and Floride
Jackson, dusky as well as dusty, fur
nished music throughout the evening
on the guitar. Throughout the en
tire evening music was furnished by
Miss Annie Moody on the Victrola.
Quite * neat sum was realized and al
together a delightful evening was
spent by the large crowd who attend-
W. A. Norris of the Oak Grove lec
tion. r . / t
Mr. C. A. Templeton, of near Blacli
ville, spent the week-endT^with Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. TempTefcon.
Mr, and Mrs. W. A, Norris are the
proud parents of a son.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Sanders and
family were visiter* In this section
-Sunday.
Miss 'Edna ProveauX, of Olar, spent
last week-end with Miss Ina Sanders.
Mis* Pnoveaux is teaching the Galilee
school.
The school here opened Friday,
October 2nd with a large enrollment.
Dr. W. M. Jones,Supt. H. J. Crouch
and Prof. Fowler, of Barnwell were
present for the opening exercises.
Mrs. W. W. Hart, Mrs. Matilda
Grooms and Bttle Olive and Thelma
Sander* of Ba-nweT! spent Sunday
with Miss Ina Sanders.
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More Subscribers
Send in Renewals
Since the last issue of The People-
Sentinel, the following subscribers
have sent in their renewals to this
paper:
B. O. Norris, Kline, rfd.
J. M. Scott, Barnwell, rfd 3.
C. L. Wotfley Elko, rfd. 1.
A. J. Dyches, Barnwell, rfd. 1.
W. A. Bailey. Ellenton.
Jonas Floyd, Ellenton.
V. G. Waters. Savannah.
J. D. Davi*, Barnwell, rfd. 1.
M. D. Rouse, Barton.
W. H. DeWitt, Blackville.
Dr. D. K. Briggs, Blackville.
J. J. Lecote. Blackville, rfd. 1.
W. J. Mathis, Da\>sdn, Ga.
M. L. McElhenny, Ellenton.
E. L. Allen, Aiken.
J. L .Redmond, Blackville, rfd. 2.
J. E. Owens, Blacrtville, rfd. 3.
. J. B. Hartzog, Hilda.
Major Ingtram, Meyer’s Mill.
• J. D. Robison, Abbeville.
C. L. Hiers, Sr.. Dunbarton.
H. H. Martin. Blackville.
M. C. Kitchings, Williston.
W. C. Cook, WillUton.
J. B. Weeks, Blackville.
Frank Duncan, Meyer’s Mill.
G. M. McKerk'y, Elko.
G. W. Black. Barnwell route 1.
Mrs. Coy Thomas, Fairfax.
New Subscribers.
The following have joined The Peo
ple-Sentinel list of satisfied readers:
D. I. Ross, Blackville, rfd. 3.
Max Sanders, Kline.
Herman Mazur sky, Charlottesville,
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For Satisfactory Weights and
Grades, Ship Your Cotton to MID
DLETON and PETERSON, Inc.,
Savannah, Ga.
Teacher’s Examination.
Here is the new model Great Majestic, the finest Range
ever built— Uses less fuel yet bakes perfectly— All cdppw
reservoir gives abundant hot water without extra fuel.
Burnished blue polished top requires little work- Beauti-
ful throughout with heavy Nickled Trimmings—doors and
splasher back paneled in White, Gray or Blue Enamel if
desired.- Has rustless floor rest; large warming closets;
open end ash pan, and oven door that will support any
weight placed on it.
Reputatioi
Be sure to buy during week of Oct 12-17th to get
^ BIG FREE PREMIUM OFFER
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While our Factory Demonstration is on
Oct. 12 to 17 Only, we will give without
co3tto every purchaser of a Majestic Range,
a beautiful Polished Solid Copper Set, or if
you prefer, a Set of Special Majestic Ware.
We want to urge you to visit our Store
before this remarkable offer expires.
Whether you buy or not you will be wel-
Qon’t fail to come!
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Own A Majestic Now
f Don’t wait another day! Realize right now >our ambition t*
have a new model Majestic for your very own. Just come to our
store, select the style and size range that you prefer and this
beautiful range and exquisite copper set are yours. Ask us about
a trade-in of your old range and the special allowances we will
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make on it Demonstration week toward a New Majestic.
1 ‘You Will Never Regret
m wwt _ a ^ _ 1 O £ 1 ay al 1 Not once during the many, many years that your new Majestic
0CK 01 UCla Xm lO X / til only ' Will serve you, will you exer regret having bought it— Day after
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lighter work on your part; supplying abundant hot water when
ever you want it; saving fuel and repairs; keeping its bright
beauty with little effort on your part; giving complete satisfac
tion in every way; contributing to the health and happiness of
. .your household. • - -
Don’t Miss This Opportunity!
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Come and bring friends with you. It will be interesting to hear
the factory representative explain the numerous advantages of
the wonderful New Majestit. You will be delighted to inspect
the range and the beautiful Copper Ware. A visit will positively
not obligate you to buy. But be sure to come during the week.
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We will give this beautiful set of Pojished Solid Copper Ware
absolutely without cost if you decide to buy your GREAT
MAJESTIC RANGE during this Exhibit week; or, if you pre
fer, we will give you a wonderfully serviceable set of Majestic
Enamel and Copper Cooking Ware.
C. F. MOL AIR
Barnwell, - - - South Carolina.
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Our Sunday School is improving
slowly but surely.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Creech and
family spent the week-end with Mr.
-xmd-'Mrr. * L/.-F'.* 'StilL
Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Still and family
spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs;
Notice is hereby given that the regu
lar Fall Teacher’-: Examination will
be held :’t the Co i t l!ou«e *i Barn
well on Friday, Oct')b?r 9th, and Sat
urday, October 10th, 192o. Both days
are required to complete the examina
tion. Questions for Primary and
Elementary certificates will be offered;
The examination wMl start prompt
ly at 9:00 o'clock a in.
HORACE J. CROOCH,
County Suot. of Education,
Barnwell, S. C., Sept. 24. 1925. 3t.
C O T T O N
We Believe in Higher Prices for
Cotton. Consign Yours to Us to
be Held. Draw 80 per cent.
HIGHEST PRICES.
QUICKEST SETTLEMENTS.
SAVANNAH COTTON FCTG. CO.
Savannah. - Georgia.
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COTTON COTTON
CHAS. G. HOUSTON >
COTTON FACTOR
AUGUSTA, GA.
Every Facility For Giving Efficient Service
Cash Advances Highest Prices
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WRITE FOR FREE COTTON REPORT.
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NOTICE.
State of South Carolina,
County of Barnwell.
We, the undersigned Board of
Directors of the Commercial Bank of
Blackville, S. C., will hold a stock
holders’ meeting on the 2nd day of
November, 1925, at ten o’clock a. m.
at the law offices of Ninestein and
Baxley, BlackVille, S. C., for the
purpose of dissolving the Commer
cial Bank of Blackville, and passing
resolutions for the purposes herein
above set forth.
W. A. FICKLING,
F. G. FICKLING,
C. J. FICKLING,
J. W. BROWNING,
G. F. HAIR.
Sept. 26, 1925.
Notice of Discharge.
FOR SALE
Notice ir hereby given that I will
file my report with the Hon. John K.
Snelling, Judge of Probate for Barn
well County, State of South Carolina,
on Monday, the 12th day of October,
now next ensuing, and petition the
said Court for an Order of Discharge
and Letters Dismiasofy.
J. D. BIRT,
• Admr. of the Estate of
, J. S. Birt.'
Dated Sept. 23, 1925. 4t.
K. K. K.
a WILL MEET ON
OCTOBER 13th, IT BEING THE
;CQND TUJj^DAY NJ
Come and Bring Your Robe*
MASONIC HALL, BARNWELL
KJ K. K.
My plantation near Bon-
nie Doone tract, also my
Store on^ Main Street,
Barnwell, $. C. Very
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reasonable for cash.
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Mrs. A. P. Easterling
Aiken, S. C.
NOTICE OF DISCHARGE.
State of South Carolina,
County of Barnwell.
Notice is hereby given that I have
filed in the Probate Court receipts and
release from all my wards and that I
will apply to the saiJ Court of Pro-
I’batt? for BarnwefT County fer art
Oader of Discharge and Letters Dis-
missory «poh Monday the 19th day J
of October, 1925.
W. T. RILEY. SR.
” ~ . * Guardian.
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WALKER & WALKER
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Cotton Factors
\ Augusta, - - - Georgia
Established 1898. —
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Government Bonded Warehouse
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PHINIZY AND CO:
COTTON FACTORS * AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
ESTABLISHED 1865
We again offer our services to the people of Barnwell and
adjoining counties as commission merchants.^ We are prepared
to make advances on all shipments and require no. other form of
security than the actual cotton itself.
Wm. McNAB
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FIRE, HEALTH AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Personal attention gWon all horint—
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Office In Harriaon Block, Main St
BARNWELL. & G
Wholesale
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HAY, GRAIN, FEEDS , .
FLOUR, MEAL, GRITS
POULTRY AND DAIRY PEEDS
SEED OATS and SEED RYE.
—Buy Cotton Seed and Peas.—
W. P. FRANKLIN
Opposite A. C. L. Depot.
Office Phone 87 — Residence Phone 8
Send Us Ypur Job Work.
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BARNWELL INSURANCE AGENCY
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John K. Snelling, Mgr.
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Representing the Best Old Line Companies
Surety Bonds
Insurance of All Kinds
Fire — Health and Accident — Life
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N. G. W. WALKER
INSURANCE
, Office in Walker Building
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I am no longer connected with the firm of
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