The Barnwell people-sentinel. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1925-current, July 29, 1926, Image 7

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■^xsr. ■ • THURSDAY. JULY 2fTH,- 193C. W..* mmSL. BAKNWVLL. gOOTB CAROI*TTf A v •*^AfTYR; 1 StRAPG ANO a san^ you co AMD 'Blow IT Au IM OM A SecOKO \ HAND PtlEC* 0UMk5i Ame €XAMPL€Or A QOSlMGSSMAMMpO A2e-mc-cTc-«Tt- TYA.TAW A ; WimC To T)UM - Good )4^ M<#$w .WRw«r/ * 0 > DtFrank Crane Says C»»rrniW i#f * THE TRACK RUNS ON Out in thfe country the other day I stood on the hilltop and saw the rail way track, like a silver ribbon, run ning away into the distance. The sun was shining brightly. I could perceive a train many miles away. At night I stood upon the same hiH and could see the track only for a lit tle distance; beyond that it was swal lowed up in shadows. But I know that the track runs on v * There are high moments in life when we can see the far reach of righteousness. And there is many a dark hour when doubt and unfaith settle down all around us. Indeed our moments of vision are comparatively few. Day after day all we can do is to keep the revela tions of those moments in our memory and #lod on through the fog and ob scurity. trusting more to faith than to sight. We cannot abide on the peaks. Moat of our journey is through the valley. The merchant at his desk must keep in mind hia larger plans even when details would deny them. The sailor must go on dead reckon ing when there are no stars by which he can set his course. But he knows the stare are still there. Even in love we come all too rarely to the mountains of transfiguration and most of the time we must trudge grimly forward with hope, believing what we have once seen and hoping for what we shall see again. Underneath the crowding evidefices of the power of evil every man must believe in those eternal ind far more potent cosmic laws of good.. , ' Did you once ghrapse e great And beautiful love burning like a shek- inah? However gross may be the present darkness you must believe that the fire still bums. The track runs on. The soul tha^. will not go forward until he can see every step of the way to the end will advance but little. Most of the time w e must be stepping out into the. dark. Th( man who is honest simply be cause he knows that honesty is the best policy, and is honest only so long as it seams the best policy, has a poor quality of honesty; for only that honesty is the best policy which is honest in the dark as well as in the light; only that man deserves to be called honest who ia willing to follow the path of honesty even when it seems to lead into the abyss. None of us can see more than a little way most of the time. For tunate we are if, now and then, we reach some height where the great view unfold*. And if. afterwards, the darkness seems to close in, we can say to ourselves: “The track runs on." Zjf'ltlUsjFlo' THE FACE A MIRROR OF THE MIND Beauty does not consist in possess ing any specific qualities. It depends on a thousand intangible assets. The number of women who are dazzling beauties is very small indeed, but in every woman, be she ever so plain, is some beauty, which, if developed, will greatly enhaned her attractiveness. Natural beauty, with its regularity of features and physical proportions, is the gift of the gods, and must of course be bom, but. beauty of facial expression and of character and soul arc priceless, and these may be culti vated and acquired by »ny woman. An artist once said to me of a cer tain girl—“Her face is constantly changing. She haa glances that are fleeting and vanish before you can analyze them. An interesting face— her beauty comes and goes and is in finitely more alluring than static loveliness.” Beautityl moments are possible to all. Some of us make it very difficult indeed for beauty to make Any head way at all with our faces. We do this, chiefly, by having the wrong thoughts Denmark Doings. Denmark, July 24.—Mr. Turbeville, of Philaetphia, has come here to make his home as manager of the Denmark Lumber plant. Mi*, arid Mrs. Thompson and family of Red Jacket, Okla., have come to make their home in Denmark, Mr. Thompson is with the Seaboard Air Line Railway company., Mrs. Gordon Steadman and Emma fiayne visited Charleston and Folly Beach this week. Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Goolsby and Mrs. Latta, of Orangeburg, motored o Bat Cave, spending some days, re turning Thursday. Boyce Steadman and Herbert High tower went up to see their folks Hendersonville Thursday. ■ Mrs. Spigener entertained' the Matrons’ Book club Thgraday Charlotte, are spending some time with the latter’s aunt, Mrs. C, C. Fanning. ,• Laurie Gilliam visited Dillon last week and brought Mrs. Gillam, who has been visiting them several weeks, back with him. Mrs. Emma Minor and daughter, Anice, visited the former’s mother, Mrs. Martha Owens, in Kline last week. A Mrs. Minor, Mrs. F. f. Ray ,and Miss Thelma Ray .gave a miscellane ous shower to Miss Julia Ray some time ago. Fityy guests enjoyed their hospitality. A hot course was served at noon. -7 nsDH'toeitHMMY.' AwtcHAWIHOA ■ , sown IOR WWWN’ we ouTWlte-mAT iast V.M z soertv to nomine! eewenoeo. tX-tifa m v- two third and unit -— —— »■# i ■ ■ of the t rules In Domooratie national conventions fnffltitu „ ror nomination between Wm. O. McAdoo of California wd OovTaI Smith of Now York will no doubt bo rasumod i left off in the famous 1914 convention at Mow phets are already wagering that one of tl c ratio nominee for the Presidency in IMS. McAdoo ef Celifomja and Gov. A1 It be resumed in IMS right where tt *ntiba at Hew YertL Political pro-1 ana of thceo two wfll be the Demo-/ and the wrong attitude toward life. All of the massages and creams and lotions and powders in the vRprld will not do a particle of good if our mindh do not funiish some spiritual' assis tance. We may not have been gifted at the start with anything particular ly lovely in the way of faces, and then we make the situation practioulmrly hopeless by developing minds that are quite the opposite, of beauty. Think beautiful thoughts of hope, joy, love and good cheer, and you cannot miss reaping satisfactory re sults. One who is depressed and unhappy shows those thoughts and feelings in the liges of the face, in the expression of the^eyes, and in the general physical appearance. Any one who has fine thoughts is far dif ferent looking from one who is not experl ncing the joy of happiness. Patience, good temper, hupior, toler ance—a little time apart each day for mental relaxation—these will pay us back a hundredfold in visible beauty that will be imprinted on our faces. This is the first rule of beautv. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Brown and Mr. aid « Mrs. William Taft two children, Mprjorie'and Betty, left Taoeday for V vMt to Mm* Brows’* relatives at Wfemsboro, 8. <L» gad Paiaeky. After leaving Paisetey they will spend the remainder of the month at Myrtle Bcaek QUARTERLY REPORT > OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY DIRECTORS FOR THE QUARTER ENDING JUNE StTH, 1924. PERRY B. BUSH. Cleric. Board of County Directors. 244 Brown and Bush, Attorneys 100.00 24'). J S Still Salary 1C0.00 24fi Mrs. Sarah Armstrong, Salary ..... 8.34 247 J. F. Swett. Chain Gang *40.00 248 Mrs. Irene H. Lemon, Salary 14 66 249 Carlisle Courtney Home, (Sptcial Appropriation! 50.00 250 Carlisle Courtney Heme, (Special Appripriationl 50.00 251 D. P. Lancaster, Salary 8S.53 252 A. B. Patterson, Salary 50.00 253 W. R. Carson, Highway ... 96738 254 L. W. Anderson, Inquest _ 5.00 255 R, L. Bronson, Salary and Printing 115.75 230 Miss Willis Mae Vann, Salary 109.05 257 J. B. Armstrong, Stamps ,_. r . 10.02 258 B. H. Dyches, Feeding Prisoners 27.50 259 Boyles Office Supply Co., Printing 4438 240 G. D. Bamerd Co. Prinking 330 261 Mrs. Jennie P. Greene, Rest Room 25.00 262 R. L. Bryan Co., Printing ... ...s... .... 66.10 268 People-Sentinel, Printing '. r 14.75 264 Walker, Evans and Cogswell Co., Printing’ 68.54 265 Walker, Evans and Cogswell Co., Printing 48.71 266 Lemon Bros.. Poor House 1435 267 Chandler and Co., Poor House ..... 87.47 268 J. M. Caldwedd, Lights ^ 83.15 269 Sirelda Cave, Poor House * 6.50 270 A. J. Owens, Poor House 40.61 271 G. .P. Hogg, Poor Houpe 1530 272 C. F. Molair, Poor House 8.00 .273 Farmers Union, Poor House 30.47 274 G. C. Beck, Poor JHouse 730 275 Carolina Drug Co, Poor House ’ 51.70 276 Carolina Drug Co, Poor House 44.50 277 John K. Snelling, Salary, Clerk and Stamps 68.90 278 F. C. Brinkley, Chain Gang 9.50 279 Bank of Western Carolina. Chain Gang and Co. Home.. 44.14 CLAIMS PAID FOR QUARTER* ENDING JUNE SflTH, 1926. 280 281 28% 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 800 801 802 J. W. Patterson, Salary r _ ... 16.66 L. S. Still, Salary 16.66 Idi* Brabham, Salary 16.66 R. R. Moore, Salary Zi _Jj 16.66 G. W. Greene, Salary ... ... 16.66 G. R. Peeples, Chain Gang 4.00 G. R. Peeples, Constable Z 29.16 B. W. Peeples, Magistrate -- 29.16 W. P. Sanders, Magistrate • 29.16 R. L. WooleyJ Magistrate 25.00 C. S. Buist, Magistrate 26.00 R. B. Harden, Magistrate 26.00 C, S. Anderson, Magistrate 1438 G. L. HH1, Magistrate 14.58 J. A. Morris, Magistrate .... .... 12.50 F. M .Gave, Constable ... 29.16 B. A. Gunnels, Constable 29.16 Trotti Harden, Qonstable .... — 25.00 B. L. Fields, Constable .1 1438 J. F. Rountree, Constable ... r *. „ 1633 J. M. Scott, Constable _ 27.91 J/S. Blume,* Constable — 2732 P. Lancaster, Salary 88.33 Jno. K. Snelling, Salary, Lunacy and Stamps 12230 Miss Willie Mae Vann, Salary ... -I .. 10038 J. B. Armstrong, Salary V. J. B. Armstrong, Sdiary and "Stamps 1. —— .... Mrs.. Sarah Armstrong, Salary —* .... ... 21.00 R. L. Bronson, Janitor and Printing . : Andorson, Board af ffqaafiratisa H» J. Crouch. Salary - USJOl Batter and Ball, (Spadal Appropriation) B. H. Dycbas, Salary and B. B. Dycbas, Ml i.'m a- T.4 Mrs. Irene H. Lemon, Salary 839 W. H. Manning, Salary and Clerk 10635 G. M. Main, Jailer 100.00 Carlisle Courtney Home, (Special Appropriation) ...1 6030 A. B. Patterson, Salary .*. 6030 J. B. Armstrong, Sinking Fund 430030 R. L. Bryan, Public Building * _1'_ZL 254.7S A. B. Patterson, Lunacy J r 203Q G. M./Maiiz, Telephone 830 Miss Willie Mae Vann, County ... 260.90 Irvin Allen Marshall, Printing ... 4Ji Alonzo Harrison, Public Building .... 136 Perry B. Bush, Salary — - ‘ 1.. 18839 J. S. Still, Salary 15030 Victor Lewis, Bpard of Equalization ...... .... 630 Jean Riley, Salary 2(30 Mangaunt-Gaten Wiliams, County 1630 B. H. Dyches, Printing ... ... .... 230 Wall Stfeet Pharmacy, Chain Gang .... l. ' 236 Barnwell Fruit Co., Chain Gang and County Hama 1130 Augusta Grocery Co n Chain Gang and County Hama .... 2034 Coclin Grocery Co^ Chain Gang and County Hama .... 72.79 Max Bronson, Chain Gang and County Horn* Z (130 Max Bronson, County oHme ........ r . .... 8739. 6. F. Molair, County Home ... ...... 7JO Wall Street Pharmacy, County Home .... ...1 8030 Easterling and Co., County ohm ........ ...... 2139 Farmers Union, County Home .....1 4439 J. M. Caldwell. Treat., light and Water ..... ...... 2834 J. R. Cheek, County Home ..... ..... 81.10 A. J. Owens, County Home ........ ........ .... .... 8739 Mrs. W. H. Vaughan, County Homo P. W. Price, Chain Gang Perry B. Bush, Chain Gang .. C. F. Molair, Chain Gang . J L. Cohen, Chain Gang *. 1919 Gulf Refining Co., Chain Gang ... ...... &L49 Gallion Iron Works, Chain Gang 8130 Elitei7>rise Hardware Co., Chain Gang ...... .... 10130 W. D. Harley, Chain Gang *. 9435 Standard Oil Co. Chain Gang — 6630 Chandler and C©^ Chain Gang . r .!_... _.. 8970 W. F. Bates, Chain Gang 1030 J. B. Morris, Chain Gang .... ... .... 830 State Highway Laboratories, Chain Gang 1(30 T. A. Holland, Chain Gang ........ ...... .... 197ft Chandler and Co^.Chain Gang ...... ... ..... (7JO E. F. Woodward, Chain Gang .... (4JI A. M. Anderson, Salary ......... 6(30 Henry Haitxog, Salary —... ... 7(30 Joe Baxley, Salary, ... ...... 7(30 Dicks Auto Co. Chain Gang .... ........... 18910 H. G. Boy 1st on, Salary ....... ...... .... .... 9139 G. W. Greene Chain Gang ..... ........ 1039 L. S. Still, Salary 1439 R. R. Moore, Salary' .... ....y* ..-_^14JS Id is Brabham, *Salary .... — 1439 J. W. Patterson, Salary i ' 1430 G. R. Peeples, Chain Gang ...... 439 B. W. Peeples. Magistrate 20.19 G. R. Peeples, Constable ....... .... t 2039 Gulf Refining Co. Chain Gang .4 — 28970 F. M. Cave, Constable 20.15 A. B. Patterson, Salary and Lunacy ... .... (630 W. D. Harley, Chain Gang i 12939 W. H. Manning, Salary and Clerk 10(36 C. F. Molair, Chain Gang 41.86 G. L. Hill, Magistrate * 1439 A. C. L. Ryv Co. Chain Gang ... T . ... 1136 R. L. Bronson, Salary, Janitor and Printing 12739 B. P. Davies, Printing ’. 4830 B. A. Gunnels, Constable — — 1830 C. S. Buist, Magistrate 1 2(30 Perry B. Bush, Salary — * 18839 Trustee Hankorson, Court House .... ....—. 1(30 J. 31. Caldwell, Lights and Water 8915 Best Pharmacy, County Honm «.____-- _^;-.- .-.. Z 2030 Home Bank, Retiring Bonds ... 20,020.00 J. S. Bhune, Constable ... :...27jt 3 L. Cohen, Chain Gang —.* — 1539 Holman Ice Co. Public Building v. ...... 037 R. B. Harden, Magistrate .... s — 1960 Joe Baxley, Salary ... 75.00 A. M. Anderson, Safiary :... 6030 J. F. Rountree, Constable ...Z. 1(39 H. H. Hertaog, Salary — .* 8730 t. 8. Anderson, Magistrate ... 1439 G. M. Greene, Postage Z .... 11.04 J. S. Still, Salary, 150.00 B. L. Fields, Constable * 1439/ I. H. Hutto, Chain Gang — .... 139. Home Bank, Chain Gang - 1 4,462391 Barnwell Fruit Co., 6! Mn Gang 11.89 Trotti Harden, Condtahle 1230 An. A. A. Lemon, Salary —— ** W. P. Sanders, Magistrate —Zzz 9045 R. L. Wooley, Magistrate Z. 1 2(30 l M. Scott, Chain Ganp* and Court — 9431 H. G. Boylston, Salary ..... J. A. Morris, Maflatrate Jean Riley Salary ..... ... . Jno, K. SneBing, Salary, tunac Mias Wylie Maa Yam, Salary ' A. D. Furttek, County Home ; « 1 • / *.//?*• m m v #