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Interest for This Column*
Mr. W. C. Jennings, of Greenville,
was a week-end business visitor
here. '
I
i^Mr. Tom Buckanonr, of Darlington,
as the guest of friends here this
eek.
Mr. Lewis Black spent., the week
end in Atlanta, Ga., visiting friends
and relates.
Mrs. Lizzie Hair, of Augusta, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Virginia
Sanders, last' week-end.
Miss Doris Langley, of Augusta,
was the guest of Miss Frankie Har
ley several days last week
The friends of Mrs. Julian R. Har
rison will be glad to learn that she is
recovering from a recent illnes^.
News reached here this week of
the illness of Mr. W. A. Kenpton at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Martha
M. Owens at Kline.
Judge and Mrs. B. O. Sanders, of
Allendale, were the guests of the
former’s mother, Mrs. Vihginia San
ders, Sunday afternoon.
The many friends of Mrs. Lucretia
Creech will regret to learn that she
is seriously ill at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Eddie Sanders, on
Washington Streetr
Mr. S. W. Blanton Dead.
just as The People-Sentinel closed
its forms this week, the sad news
came of the death of Mr. S. W. Blan
ton- shortly after 11 o’clock Wednes
day morning at his home here. \t
the time of going to press funeral ar
rangements had not been announced.
Card of Thanks.
I desire to thank my many friends
for their great kindness to ' us dur^
ing the illness and death of my wife,
Zira Morris. That the Lord may
richly reward each and every one of
them is the prayer of myself and
family.
Moses Morris.
Meeting Postponed.
re-
The People-Sentinel has been
quested to publish the following an
nouncement: .
"Because of the illness of the chair
man of the program committee and
also becausu. of the fact that so many
pastors will be unable to attend, the
fifth Sunday meetings of the Divis
ions of the Baptist Churches of this
4’4kssociation have been called off for
this quarter.”
Monday evening, January 18, by
sp^fol request, the teachers of Wfl-
liston and*Elko district were asked to
meet ;*t Nellie E. Roland’s hpme for
the purpose .of organizing 'a local
teachers association preparatory tb
the State "Teachers Association which
meetsln March, as ^rell as to discuss
other problems pertaining to school
improvement. Thp following teach
ers responded fco the invitation: S. D.
Rickenbacker, Nettie Chavis, Mattie
Wolfe from Williston Public school,
Margaret E. Reddish, 'Virginia L.
Brown from Elko Public school, B. J.
Reddish, teacher of agriculture,
Btackville High school. Aft^r a short
talk by the teachers present, the
following officers were elected: Nel
lie E. Roland, Chairman; S. D. Rick-
^nbacker, Vice-Chairman; B. J. Red
dish, Secy.; Mattie Wolfe, Treas.
Committee on constitution was ap
pointed as follows: Nettie Chavis,
Virginia L. Brown, Margaret E. Red
dish, S. D. Rickenbacker, B. J. Red
dish, Secy. *
After the perfection of the above
organization we were served with
hot chocolate, lunch biscuits, whipped
cream, gelatine and cake. The meet
ing then adjourned to mtet 'Monday
Feb. 15, 6:00 p. m., at the principal
Nellie E. Roland’s home. At this
meeting we arc asking all the teach
ers of Williston and Elko districts to
be present. . , . (
We are hoping from this organiza
tion to have not only the teachers of
Williston and Elko to come together
but the entire county, forming a
County Teachers Association.
B. J. Reddish, Reporter.
fl. X. —
Every year people say that next year they are going to stop fool
ish spending and savel Well, “next year ’ is here and right now is
the time to start saving—not to morrow, not next Itionth, not next
year, but right NOW! • *
BANK, OF WESTERN CAROLINA
(BARNWELL BRANCH)
“Love in a Palace.”
Safe From Others
He that respects himself is safe
from others; he wears a coat of mall
that none can pierce.—Longfellow.
“Love In a Palace,” a musical com
edy, will be presented with local tal
ent by the Meyer Production Co., un
der the auspices of the Barnwell
Methodist Church, at the Vamp The-
atre at an early date. The lines were
written by Miss Katherine Faust, of
Denmark, and the music was com
posed by Mrs. McCain, also of that
town. It has been played in a number
of towns.in tps section of the State
and baa- won great -prarhW,~tMth from
a literary and musical standpoint.
Th^ local cast- of characters is said
to be an exceptionally fine one, the
chorus is snappy and the songs are
peppy. Watch next week’s issue foi
announcement and date.
God Governs the World
God governs th® «£orhl, and we have
only to do our duty wisely and faith
fully. and leave the issue to Him. '
God Gives Time
God never lmi*oM*H a duty witbcel
giving the time to do it.—Uus’aa.
To Serve Chicken Dinner.
The ladies of the Barnwell Baptist
Church wil serve a chicken dinner on
salesday, Monday, February 1st, at
the £ourt House. The mqpu is as
follows: Baked chicken, rice, giblet
gravy, macaroni, fruit salad, rolls and
coffee. The price will be 50 cents.
Stine, whipped cream and layer
extra. The public is cordially in
to patronize.
In Memoriatn.
In sad but loving remembrance of
my dear husband and our brother,
Clarence ^olen, who departed this
life*-January 9, 1926: >
Dearest husband and brother, how
* we miss yoti '
None but God has -«ver known,
How our hearts have wrought with
; sorrow',
How our tears have ceaseless
flown;
No one knows how we have missed
you,
Since God called you home;
Bat some day we hope to mee you,*
Around God’s Heavenly throne,
Where we will part no more.
Wife, Brothers .and Sisters.
A. T. Moloney Dead.
/
Black ville Persona Is.
BlacUville, Jan. 24.—Mr. Wilbur
Baseden has returned to Wauehula,
Fla., to begin work again, alter an
Hines of several weeks.
The girls of the St. Matthews’
basket ball team were d^ightfully
entertained on Friday night, January
15, by the Btackville basket ball girls,
at th** hoigc of Miss Margaret O’Gor
man. , '
Miss Lillie Belle Bruce, of'St. Mat
thews, was a visit©/ last week-end of
her sistet-. Miss Martha Bruce, a
teacher in the Btackville school.
Mrs. L. A. Cave, of Barnwell, is
spending this week with her mother,
Mrs. W. C. Mims, at Healing Springs-.
Mr. Heyward Williams, of Pen
sacola, Fla., but formerly of Black-
ville, spent Friday and part of SaD
urday in town en route to High Point,
N. C., on bnsiness.
The- Wednesday Afternoon Book
Club held its regular meeting , on
January 20th at the honie of Mrs. Jno.
Matthews. An interesting program
was rendered by Miss Rosa Rich,
Mrs. R. A. Gyles and Mrs. Matthews,
Afterwards delicious refreshments
were served.
Death of Mrs* Moses Morris.
I
Blackville, Jan. 23.—Mr. A. T. Mo
loney, of Greenville, but formerly of
. Blackville, died at his home in Green-
^ ville Friday night at 8 o’clock. Mr.
Moloney had been in ill health '“for
several months, and suffered a stroke
of paralysis Friday.
'Mr. : Moloney was a native oif
Blackville and a short time ago made
a visit here. He had many friends
who greatly regret hi» death.
^fKjhe body will arrive tin Blackville
^Hkht and will be buried at the
^Kckville cemetery v Sunday after
noon. * Surviving Jiim are his wife,
Mrs. Matilda Kay Moloney, of
g Honea Path, and three brothers, H.
^ G. Moloney, W. W. Moloney and f. E.
Moloney, > of Blackville, and Charles
, Moloney, of ^Savannah.
Mrs. Zira MoiYis, wife of Mr
Moses Morris, of Ashleigh, died at
her home Friday night, after an ill
ness ofi five years, aged 54. She bore
her ^suffering witji Christian forti
tude, being, sustained by her faith in
the teachings of JesuS Christ. She
was a devout member of the Chris
tian Church at Daisy, Ga. Mrs. Mor
ris was laid to rest ^Saturday after
noon in the Mt. Lebanon Churchyard,
Dr. W. M. Jones, of Barnwell, and the
Rev. J. W. Boggs, of ^lilda, conduct
ing the services in the presence of a
large concourse of sorrowing rela
tives and sympathetic friends.
Before her marriage, she was i
Miss Davis. Besides her husband,
Mra. Morris is survived by the fol-
lowing sons and daughters, who have
the sincere sympathy of many
friends in their bereavement; Mr,
Robt M. Morris, of Experiment, Ga.;
Mrs. Columbia Griffin, Luther D. and
Ponnell Morris, West Palm Beach,
Fla.; Mrs. Nettie Belle Halford,
B usin esc
riLDERO
NOTICE.— One Dog Lout, Stray
ed or Stolen from ray place at Heal
ing Springs, Bl&ckville, S. C., about
eight o'clock Sunday night, January
24, 1926. One long legged fice dog
puppy about fourteen months old,
white with liver spots, answers to,
name of Jack. He wears a tan collar
with solid brass name plate riveted
on It with Rev. D. W. Heckle, Blaek-
ville^ S. C., printed on plate. He re
sembles a bird dog in color. Any in
formation leading to his recovery
will be rewarded.—D. W. Heckle,
Blackville, $. <0. It.
FOR SALE.—Three hundred buah-
ajs white, slip-shflck corn, price $1.25
per bushel at my” place four miles
NoVth of Elko, S. C. —M. W. Wjse,
Elko, S. C. l-28-2tp.
A Double
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Colds
TT is an obed*
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deed that can
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double action of
Vicks VapoRub. When H is rubbed
over throat and chest at bedtime,
Vicks acts in two ways at once:
(1) Direct to the inflamed air pas
sages with its medicated vapors, re
leased by the body heat; and
(2) Direct through the skin like an
old-fashioned poultice, “drawing
out” the tightness, soreness and
pain.
Head or chest colds may easily sap
vow vitality and undermine your
health. Don't neglect them.
Don’t trust to Luck
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BarnweH, Seuth Carolina.
Buy a Yard Hydrant that Will Not Freeze
You can easily install it yourmtf. Price of Hydamit $8.00.
When you cut off the water the Hydrant automatkany drains it
self. We cut and thread any size Pipe from 1-8 inch to 6 inches
in diameter, in any lengths from a few inches to any number of
feet desy-ed. Also furnish Bolts and Iron Rods threaded each
end with Nuts and Washers. A
Columbia Supply Company
82$ West Gervais St. Columbia, 8. C.
FOR SALE
CABBAGE, COLLARD AND
— LETTUCE PLANTS —
the* 2! Million Ja*s UsioYkAKf
JUST RECEIVED.—A carload of
galvanized sheet roofing, galvanized
shingles, nails and wire fencing. At
tractive prices.—C. F. Molair, Barn
well, S. C. 1-28-ltc.
FOR RENT.—A four-room apart
ment. Apply to Mrs. Marie T. Cor
nell, Barnwell, S. C.
WANTED.—Man with car to sell
complete line quality Auto Tires andtJI
Tubes. Exclusive territory. Ex
perience not necessary. Salary $300
per month.—Milestone Rubber Co.,
East Liverpool, Ohio^
FOR SALE.—Fodder, 2 cents per
pound. Unbaled hay at 1% cents per
pound. Corn in shuck at .2 cents per
pound. Shelled corn 2H cents per
pound.—T. B. Ellis, Jr., Lyndhurst,
s. c; t
FOR SALE. —Fire wood, any
length, delivered by truck. Place
your orders with Terie Richardson.
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WANTED—Maple, Gum, Poplar
and Pine Logs. We operate twelv^
months a year, pay cash, and can
take your logs the year round.—The
Zickgraft Company, Denmark, S. C. j
!-14-I4-4tc. * 7 . ,
FOR SALE—Native grown Ful-
ghum seed oats, bright aad sound;
price $1.00 per bushel, cash * with
order.—R. F. ^Anderson, Dunbarton,
s. c. • V
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Couldn’t Stand
“My wife’s health broke
down and for years she was
Just a physical wreck,” says
Mr. Thomas Glynn, of Gib
son, La. “We did everything
we knew, yet she seemed to
get worse and worse. She
was so weak till she couldn’t
stand, and had to be carried
like a baby. It looked like
nothing would save her that
had been done. " ' ;
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*1 began looking around, I-
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men. I decided to try it for
her as all else had failed.
She couldn’t eat, she couldn’t
Sleep, and I was desperate.
“After taking a few doses
of Cardui, we were so flad
to note that she wanted some
thing to eat, and with each
hit of nourishment, and each
day’s doses of Cardui, ahe
grew stronger and got up out
of bed. She la now able to
cook, and stronger than in a
long time.”
Cardui has teen in success
ful use for nearly $0 years
in tte treatment of many com
mon female troubles.
By Parcel Post, Two Hundred
75c; by Express, collect, $2.50
per Thousand. Cash with order.
Dr. C. N. Burckhaker
• * * *
Barnwell, South Carolina.
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Land Surveying a Specialty.
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aje due entirely to impairedeyesjgnt.
TTie sooner you come in for an ex
amination the sooner these annoy
ances will vanish.
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Our glasses are sold a greatly re
duced prices.
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ton you have and to submit you an offer f. o. b. yourWtion. This
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