The Barnwell people-sentinel. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1925-current, July 22, 1926, Image 8
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THURSDAY*
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J. H. Black, Barnwell.
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Mr. W. J. Lemon spent Monday in
Cetnmbia on business.
Col Harry D. Calhoun was called
to Columbia on business Tuesday.
Mrs? Charlie Brown, Jr., and little
daughter, Helena, are spending some
tw with relatives in Florida.
Mrs. Julia B. Easterling left last
week for a visit to Hendersonville,
N. C
• Mr. H. M. Guyot, of Greenville, is
spending a few days in the city this
week.
Mr. Haroty Tinsley, of Anderson,
was the week-end’ guest of Barnwell
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Harden, of Kline,
R. F. D., were in the city on business
Monday. *
Mr. Wilbur Porter, of Henderson-
\ yille, N. C., was a visitor here for a
few days list week.
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Jdr# and Mrs. Youngblood and two
children, of Concord, N, C., spent
Thursday night with Mr t and Mrs.
Charlie Brown, Jr., while en route to
Florida.
Mr: Harry Newm.,n, of Augusta, is
the guest df Mr. Henry Kjllingsworth,
who ir spending his vacation in Barn
well with his mother, Mrs. Lessie B.
Eastorlinjr.
Mr. F. H. Miller and
Master Calhoun Lemon
Folly Beach Sunday.
family and
motored to
Mrs. Cbtherine Patterson and lit
tle son.^feewis, are spending a few
days on Sullivan’s Island.
* Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Sanders, of
Allendale, were in the city several
hours Sunday afternoon visiting rela-
thres.
Misses BeBee Patterson, Mary
Patterson and Elizabeth DaCosta went
4gwn to Beaufort this week to spend
a fcw days.
Miss Elizabeth Burvkhalter and
Mr. Miles Ha good motored to Ashe-
yflle, N. C, Wednesday for a two
visit.
Mr. and Mr#. M. B. Hagood and
children, Elizabeth and Tom Bar-
left Tuesday to spend a few
days at Bluffton.
Mrs. Louis Wilson and aon. Walker,
ef Orlando, Fla., are the guests of
the former’s parents. Col. and Mrs.
M. G. W. Walker.
Mrs. Georgia Greene McArthur, of
^daha, Ga., is here vising her
•icters, Mrs. John K. Snclling and
Dora Greene.
Mr. and Mrt. Nick CocHn and two
have returned home after a
visit to Mrs. Coclin’s parents
ki Poughkeepsie, N. Y,
Mrs. Terie Richardson and children,
Mrs. Carrie Cave tJ*d Mrs. Ben Hill
Cure are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Cla^k
MeCaalan in St. Matthews.
William McNab and son,
■Ir. W. E. McNab, sailed from Char
leston Sunday for New York, where
they will spend several days.
W Marguerite Patterson Mar-
Mi and little daughter, Peggy, of New
York, are visiting the former’s 1
Mrs. Kate Patterson.
Mr. R. R. Johnston and daughter
and Mr. and Mrs. Hitt, of Elko, were
!*. Barnwell some days ago visiting
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Snelling.
Misses Essie Morris and Mary
Moore ax* in St. Matthews
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Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Davies and two
sons, Ben, Jr., and Billie, and the
former’s mother, Mrs. Len a Davies,
spent the week-end at All Joy Hotel,
near Bluff ton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. C. Reed, Mr.
and Mrs. H. M. Reed and two chil
dren, Dorin and Vcrnell, and Miss Es
telle Padtett motored to Reedy
Branch Sunday afternoon. v
Mr. and Mrs. E. ^J. DaCo^a, of
Columbia, who attended the funeral
of Mr. J. J. Jernigan in Beaufort
Thursday, spent the week-end in the
city with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brown,
Sr.
Mr. Morris Steinberg, of Waynes
boro, Ga., is here for the week-end to
assist in putting on the big sale at
F. W. Falkenstein’s store. He js the
manager of Steinberg's Waynesboro
Store.
Mrs. Emmie Porter, Mrs. Louise
Porter Bauer, Miss Blanche Porter
and little Miss Jo-Ann Bauer have
returned home after a visit to Mr.
and Mrj, J .Larry Widman in Ashe*
ville, nT C.
Professor Jerie J. Snelling, who has
been visiting his brother, Judge John
K. Snelling, left here Saturday, for
his home in Lowell Fla. Prof. Snel
ling for many years was a very popu
lar music teacher in Barnwell County.
Attention is called to the adver
tisemeirt of the All Joy Hotel, of Bluff-
ton, in this issue of The People-Sen
tinel. Mrs. H. W. All, of Allendale,
has erected another large building on
the May River and is prepared to en
tertain a large number of guests. It
is a very delightful place to spend a
vacation a nd offers both fresh and
salt water fishing to the devotees of
Sir Izaak Walton. Mrs. All’s rates
are reasonable and the fare excep
tionally good.
Duplicate Bridge Club.
Mrs. R. S. Dicks entertained the
membirs of the Duplicate Bridge
Club*on Thursday afternoon of last
week.
Buys Stock of Goods Here.
The American Salvage Co. has pur
chased the stock of goods and store
fixtures of Mr. F. W. Falkenetein and
attention is called to the double-page
advertisement on pages four and five
of this issue, where numerous bargains
are beiug offered.
Card of Thanks.
The family of Mr. Hiram E. Harley,
of Savannah, Ga., wish to thank their
many friends for their sympathy and
kindness on the occasion of his death
and burial last week. The knowledge
of such priceless friendship has in a
measure softened the blow of his
tragic death.
Bible School Opens.
The Daily Vacation Bible School of
the Barnwril Presbyterian Church be
gan Monday in the high school build
ing with an enrollment of 60 pupils.
The school is in charge of Misses Ag
nes Blake and Daisy Southerland, stu-
. dents of the Aaocmbly Training School
TB, week v!.itln« it. former. i»r- * v ,., who hay. hold .im-
Mia* Mr. end Mrs. J. B. Morris, Jr.
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Messrs. J. Julian Bush, S. B. Mose-
lej, B. & Moore and T. J.
wept up to Cohunbie Saturday
■tfend the Senatorial campaign mect-
Capt. W. S. Bamberg, Capt Graden
and Mrs. Bamberg end children, of
M Barnwell fturtdky
end Mrs.' John K. Snel*
Mr*. Charlie Brown, Sr., and Mr.
SMauson Brown went- down to Beau
fort Thursday to attend the funeral
«f Mr. J. J. Jernigan, who dfcd zud-
night. Mr. Jernigan
r ef Mra. Theodore
V Wazhingteu, D. C.
liar schools in Bamberg, Denmark and
James Island. The school here prom
ises lo be very successful. The next
■ school to be conducted by these young
ladies will be held at Estill.
Long Branch Philophy.
We have net yet selected our candi
dates for office. We are like the Irish*
man who drowned the sick Spapiard
on board the ‘ ship be was tdld to
throw a corps overboard and when
the Spaniard insisted that he was not
dead Pat excused himself by saying
they Were such liars you could not
believe them.
Now if we could pick a set who
would do away with the State Tex
Commission and conaoKda'e other
a little below that of a Kiser and take
a little pinch off the atlaiiee of those
allowed to still hold on we would be
resdy to say amen.
We know plenty of families of poor
Bucrs who live a year on less thin
some^of these fellow* get per month.
We once back in the 70’n belonged to
an organisation known as the Tax
Unjon.wjh&h was intended as a genu-
revolt and the Tax situation was
as burdensome as it is now. It
was a* easy, id get over as when it
was avowed that there was yet ten
year* of good Stealing in South .Caro
lina. We don’t feel now that such is
the case especially when we see 113
pieces of real estate advertised in one
paper for taxes. .
Let us make one guess before we
close and it is this that half the tax
money paid in to oqr Treasurer on last
years assessment was borrowed and
the poor Bueva and Nigger still owc«|
it to some merchant, big farmer or
banker. . 4
RIAH MAS.
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Sycamore Socials.
Sycamore, July 17.—Miss Annie
Mae Mayers, of Jacksonville, Fla., is
at home on her vacation and is ac
companied by her mother, Mrs. M. O.
Mayers, who has been spending some
time with her.
Miss Meta Pearl Hennies, of Au
gusta returned home Monday.
Miss Alice Black, of Millettcville,
is spending some time with Miss Eliza
beth Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Brabham, of
Ridgriand, spent the lost week-end
with Mr. Brabham’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. L. Brabham.
Mrs. H. V. Beard and children, of
Miami, Fla., are visiting Mrs. Beard’s
sister, Mrs. H. H. Lightsey.
Mr. a nd Mrs. Gilbert Hiers, of Ehr-
hardt, paid a brief visit here Monday
evening. * ——
Little Emily Harter, who has been
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spending some time in Columbia with
her aunt, Mrs. Harry Ford, -returned
home Saturday.
Mr*. J. E. Lightsey wifl hostess on
Tuesday afternoon at a birthday
party given in honor of her little
daughter, Burnt!!, it being her 7th
birthday, x There were about fifteen
guests present. After games were
played, watermelon, cake and lemon
ade were served.
Govan Gleanings.
Record Lubricating
Performance Made
Many record lubricating perfor
mances are the result of the road
test conducted by tho Standard Oil
Company (New Jersey) with the
new “Standard” Motor Oil. ~ These
-testa were mode with stock cars and
trucks of representative manufac
turers, including Fonl, Dodge, Mack,
Buick, Hudson, White and other well
known makes. All the. testa marked
a striking advance in motor lubrica
tion. With a Fdrd car a run of 608
miles dver a period of 28 days was
made. The new “Standard” Motor
OR showed a substantial decrease in
bdth oil and gasoline consumption,
while the oil mileage increased 12.8
percent and the gas mileage 12.3 per
cent.
In addition, the driver of the Ford
reported improved pulling, snappier
pick-up, elimination of the drag which
had previously shown on the hills,
•and the removal of carbon which had
been in the motor when the oil was
put in.
A Mack test was- equally success
ful. Daring a working period of 28
days, a big ACA Mack truck, using
the new oil, had 19.5 per cent, in
crease ip oil mileage and 20 per cent,
in gas mileage. -The motor was cool
er, had less friction, and gave more
power. Besides, the pew oil cleaned
out the existing carbon deposit and
left none itself.
When a Buick car Was examined
before the tests, there were heavy
carbon deposits on the cylinder heads
and pistons. The new oil was then
poured in the crank<ase and the car
run 2,969 miles when it was again
examined.
Most of the carbon had disappeared.
The slight amount remaining was
easily wiped off with a cloth.
Other Cara Do Well
* Dodges,Hudsons, and Whites were
among the other cars which fared
splendidly in the testa. In a 1,080
mile road test run, a Dodge touring
car, using the new oil had 40.9 per
cent in oil mileage and 10 per cent,
in gas mileage. There was also much
smoother operation of the motor,
more power and leas sluggishneaa on
the hills.
A Hudson went 992 miles in its
teat. The tabulated results furnish
ed A 27.1 per cent, in oil mileage ami
12.4 per cent in gas mileage. The
driver of the car report decidedly
smoother operation of the motor at
all speeds,.more power and least drag
on the hiRs. ’ \ ;
Economy was the keynote of the
results of the stiff 2,947 mile road
test given a 6-ton White; Truck. With
the new oil in the crank case, the
White secured 19.5 per cent increase
in oil mileage, a ud 13.8( per cent, in
gas mileage. Further tests on Whit*
motors resulted always'-in decided de
crease in carbon deposit) less friction,
cooler yptort, amoodilr running at
all speeds and better all-’round lubri
cation. '
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American Revolution Congress at
Washington, Mrs! John Campbell, of
Denver, Colorado, was elected Honor
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Govan. July 17.—R. C. Blair, of
Estill, spent Sunday with F. D. Ken
nedy.
Miss Mary Louise Free, of Bam
berg. is spending some time with rela
tive* here.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Williams and
son. lister, and Klugh Faust spent
Thursday in Walterboro with Mrs.
Marion Morris.
Miss Roberta Lancaster left Satur-
d a for Bowman, where she will be
the guest of .Miss Riley.
Mrs. W. H. Smith spent Wednes
day in Columbia.
Harold Lancaster and David zone
were business visitor* in Columbia
Thursday night and Friday.
Mias Mary Elizabeth Wade, of Den
mark, is the house guest of Mrs.
Lewis Lancaster.
Miss Beatrice Kennedy, of Swansea,
is spending the week here with rela
tive.*.'
Mrs. D. W. Kittrell and daughter,
Ethel, spent the week-end in Colum
bia. V
J. E. Kennedy, of Denmark, has been
spending a few days here with rela
tives.
The Woman’s Missionary society of
the Baptist church, held its regular
meeting Saturday, July 10th. The
president. Mrs. R. L. Lancaster, pre
siding.
Alston Browning spent Wednesday
in Denmark.
George Kennedy left Wednesday for
Rinoon, Ga., as an employee of the
Seaboard Air Line.
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Aiken, S. C.
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