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; rv THURSDAY. DECEMBER t, 1MC. CAHOUHA About your Things You Should Know LIST OF WHITE TEACHERS “ OF BARNWELL COUNTY L y Joh a Joseph Gaines, M. D. . — , i. i,.-.. i *>m ti:e manifold me^u. Vo a', J n v '»ah ;ust that, ‘Yoti may it cnonftiated in the “com- Z ' ut dhu.e?,” W. hereat people sit m>vn ,.:u5 reverently return thanks (someiiroes) for the intimate pres ence of their \verrt enemy. If you V'.’ e the trouble to itemize at any rf t.he?e feasts, you will discover ffteen or twenty formidable ar- t.cles of diet, roaring their defiance at the half-dyspeptic stomachs. Appetite, frail at best, and sub ject to all sorts of intemperance by 1 ‘.bit, i.s n-jvertheless, an im- ptrous master that slays remorse lessly. The human being that holds nis appetite in subjection is a nero worthy of a medul. I once made a professional call to a patient in iijuuque, Iowa, f.ve hundred miles iron? my home; it was winter—the tom irutuvo below zero. I partook of nuor.-dlniier with the family, re luctantly, dreading the “company dinner." Imagine my surprise to behold th etsble set with the fol lowing: a well-done beef-roast, a loaf of rye bread, four baked pota toes and (horrers!) a pint bottle of berr!—one at each plate. There nay have been a tomato-relish or a small dish of pickles—I forget; a » nple custard was the desert i The simplicity of this diet im pressed me so that I have never forgotten. It was a German family, very well-to-do. Never had a mem ber of this family suffered from a digestive disorder. So far as the malt drirk was concerned, it was my first and only experience of that kind. T^e nan or women who w.*- Id remtin so. does not need more than two or three articles of food at a sitting, the plainer the b'tter. >nd, the farther we wan- «’ •' astray, the more abrupt tiw fail. JUST RECEIVED.—A suuply of Real Estate Titles and Mortgages— Th« People-Sentinel office, Barnwell. r No Engine Fumes in Buick Closed Cars! In the 1927 Buick, the new Vacuum Ventilator pulls en gine fumes and gases from the crankcase and ejects ' them outside the car. This vital new Buick im- provement does away with noxious odors. It adds greater luxury and pleasure to en closed car operation. Teacher’s Name \ ' Mrs. W. B. Parker Miss Janie Rogers Mrs. T. A. HollaiMf Miss Alberta Odom Miss Maude E. Farquhar Mrs. Emma Lou Still MisS Mary K. Hightower Miss Alice Edwards Supt. W. W. Barr, Ci, _ j--_ Mrs. J. J. Ray Miss Eva Blume Mrs. Ruth Mims Coggin Supt. H. H. King, F. U. — Mr. H. K. Neeley, P. C. Mr. C. V. LeCroy, (Auburn) Miss Lurllne Gardner, C. C. Miss Olga Richardson, Li. — Miss Hilma Rice, Coker Miss Callie M. Bates Miss Hester Fairey, S. - Miss Minnie B. McElveen Mm Helen Glen Haynes Miss Olive Parker Miss Edna Proveaux _— Miss Lucy Cook Mrs. Lila H. Brown - Mrs. Hettie Stone Miley Supt. G. Frank Posey^F. U._ Miss Kittie Lee Steel, D. W— Mr. J. Albert Batson, W. C._ Mr. J. C. Turner, Ci. : Miss Annie W. Johnson, W._ Miss Elizabeth Meyer, C. C. Miss Ella Hill, Ch. Miss Edith Black, Ch. Miss Edith Robbins, Ga. St.. Miss Emily Ingram, Coker. . Miss Eva Clark, Ch. ^ Miss Adele Gunter, W. Miss Marth« Bruce, Ch. ... Mrs. W. C. Buiat, W Miss Juanita Weat Mrs. Cleo K. Barker ...... Mrs. LeRoy Gunnells Mrs. G. Victor Keane ... Mn. Ryan A. Gyles, W. Mn. B. B. Kammer, W. .. Supt. J. S. M. Finch, F. U. . Mn. J. S. M. Finch :_] Miss Edith Walker Miss Crete hen Hair Supt. M. B. Self. U. N. C. . Mr M. M. Player, W. C Miss Hattie Newsom, W. .. Miss Thelma Brasselton,Ga.N Miss Margaret Burnett, A C Mias Carri« Canon, W. Miss Marian Martin, W. Mias Eleanor Mims, W, .... Miss Ruth Kyzer, A.«C. Mr. John Miley, C. A. C. Mr. C. M. Moore, F. U Miss Eloise Quattlebaum . Miss Agnes Hill, C. C. Miss Harriett Sedan, Li Miss May Belle Holley, W. . Mrs. W. H. Mannirg, Ga.W C Miss Mary C. Kent, Ga. St._ Miss Thelma Crook, C. C. Miss Rosalie S. Reid Mrs. Flora C. Thompsoh Miss Marguerite Jenkins, W Miss Inez Creech Mn. H in rant Smith Miss Cleo Creech Mn. M. B. Patterson, C. C. Mn. Claudia Kennedy Mis* Mol lie Bates Miss Ruby Peacock Supt. C. H. Fowle^ Ci. Mr. J. H. Keel, C. A. C Miss Cecile Finklea, G. W. C. Miss Ruby Hickson, Li. Miss Mineola Grimes Miss Ruth Riddle, Coker . Miss Eva Glenn, D. W. Miss Kathryne Lawton,-Ch._ Miss Cornelia Risher, C. C. Miss Blanche Ellis Miss Virginia Hutto, W. Miss Elizabeth McNab, ^T.-- Miss Edna Riddle, Coker The Vacuum Ventilator i another very important pur- pose. With it, crankcase va pors have no opportunity to condense and dilute the oiL Owners of 1927 Buicks are advised to drain their crank- case oil only 4 times during the year. For luxury, and for economy, own a Buick. ; i ! BUICK MOTOR COMPANY , FLINT, MICHIGAN 4 School v Seven Pines .... Bolling Springs . Long Branch L.. Long Branch ... Hilda y Hilda l—. 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Barnwell, S. C. Barnwell, S. C. Barnwell, S. C. Barnwell, S. C. Comptroller general, A. J. Beattie. ' Adjutant and inspector general, James C. Dozier. 0 * State superintendent of education, James H. Hope. Commissioner of agriculture, com merce and industries, James W. Shealy. Members of congress: „ First district, Thomas S. McMillan, Charleston. Second district, Butler B. Hare, Saluda. Third district, Fred H. Dominick, dewberry.. Fourth district, Johh J. McSwain, Greenville. Fifth district, W._ F. Stevenson, Cheraw. Sixth district, A. H. Casque, Flor ence. Seventh district, H. P. Fulmer, Orangeburg. Members of the board of canvass ers are the attorney general, secretary of state, comptroller general, state treasurer and the chairman of the committee on privileges and elections of the house. dizziness *T HAVB hMMkdm MM* fa ft! A whfla, usually comfaj fan uomrtlpattn oc toipidttvMb” mgr* Mr. L. A Morphia, of Fotfarffa, 1 Ark., “and the very best remedy I have found to correct this eomB* tkm ia Thedford’s Black-Draught. It act* qukkhr sod easily, and It I just can’t be "Black-Draught ia the verv beet laxative I have found. Imwayrj fbeleomndh better after tekfag It. "My wife takes Black-Draught, too. For dhadnaaa, noeHvanee* and any little stomach (Reorder, j me find it most satisfactory, and lack-Dradght a family AH Lhtr* ’Farm Coverage a Specialty: > Calhoun and! Co. P. A. Price, Mgr. Bank of W! C Bldg. ■. ,, v x y \ Advertise in The People-Sentinel NOTICE OF SALE. Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 885 of the Criminal (fade of Laws of South Carolina for 1922, that I have aeized and will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash t tll:00 o’clock a. m., in front of the Court House in Barnwell, South Caro lina, on the 24th day of December, 1926, the following described property, to-wit: 4 One Hudson, seven-passenger auto mobile, touring car type, motor No. 164966, aeiaed on June 21, 1926; and also one black mare mule, and a one horse wagon, seised on November 19, 1926. B. H. DYCHES. Sheriff of Barnwell Co. Constipation, with an inactive liver, locks 19 poison# 3n the body aid aDows uam to do their dangerous work. Being purely vegetable and containing no haxmfbl druse, Black-Draught acta gently, help, ing the sjstani get nd of ixnpuri- Thedfords l,Si m. LIVER MEDICINE - MONEY TO LOAN Loans made tame day application recehrecL No Red Tape HARLEY A BLATT Attomeys-at-Law Barnwell. S. C. JEWELRY Ladies and Gents watches. Gold and platinum diamond mounted jewelry. Gorham sterling and plated sil ver ware. Waterman Ideal p^na and pen cils. Engraved visiting, business cards and invitations. A first class watch and jewelry repair department. Diamonds remounted in white and yellow gold mountings. You can appreciate fully the quality of our goods and services only by sampling them. P. W. STEVENS ♦♦♦M999M#9MM*»MM#»9 1/ < John Bates Civil Rugiaeat JACKSON, 8. & Notary With Baal.’ Prompt, ! High-Class Wait A RaaasnabV Year Wart i ♦#**##* Mi >+*#** 19 tt#t# NEW BEAUTY —NEW CO L O R S — N P. W CO M E O RTf >■ I Results of Recent Election Declared (► .» • Results of the general election held In November were formaly declared Saturday by the State board of can vassers, meeting at the State House. The straight Democratic ticket was elected throughout, though in the county of Richland, in a county race, 48 ballots were cast for a man not nominated in the primary. McNeil was given 48 votes for the office of supervisor, though the party nominee, Andrew Patterson, received 832. The results of the election held in ■ 1 Spartanburg county were not sent in to the board and so it was not able to dechre the -esnlts for ’hat county. This fidlure- to m<ike returrs of course will have no effect on State officers, which were voted for ir. all counties though there was some question as to whst woulu be the status of the mem bers of the house and senate from 1 Spartanburg Courty. The attorney gtneral was out of town and bis ss- ! sistant did not care to expreaa an rvPMRJ A DW CP- • I opinion without looking up the raat- ULINMAKR, D. ^ CtosUr county which until the The Greatest ESSEXSIX a FOUR door Sedan now showing for the first time ••■“EVER BUILT DENMARK BUICK CO 1 latter part of last week had failed to send in its returns on the race for the general assembly, ser.t in its re port in time for the result to be de clared. . * The proposed amendment to the constitution, providing four year te^rms instead of two year terms for members of the house of representa tives was defeated, the vote in favor of this amendment being 3,772 and against it 5,574. All the other amendments were voted upon favorably. AH of these amendments, except one affecting the Tugaloo river, were of local impOTc. The vote in the general election was light. State officers receiving some 15,000 ballots. In the State and federal races, the following were declared elected: United States Senate: Ellison D. Smith. Governor, lohu G. Richards. Lieutenant govcrr.or, Thomas B. Butlei. ■■ Secretary of state, W. P. Black- well. . * Attorney general, John M. Daniel. State treasurer, Julian H. Scar- Xn X Answering an insistent demand for a beauti ful, well appointed four door, five passenger body on the smooth and nimble Essex chassis, the Sedan is now being shown for the first time. It has individuality in line, color and fittings. It is unusually comfortable in the seating arrangement. Upholstering is comparable in texture and quality with that used in costliest cars. ( No car, regardless of cost, rides any easier. None-is more easily handled in traffic. Esiex is nimble, quiet and gives unusual gasoline mileage. It has fine car qualities in chassis and body that assure long service. » The cost is but little more than for any four —^even less than for some four cylinder dosed cars. It is much less than you will pay for any six cylinder Se^an. “A Thirty Minute Ride Will Win You" *795 Essex ‘V* COACH *695 F. O. B. Detroit Phu War 1 HARLEY BARNWELL, V .Uti • r-: