The Barnwell people-sentinel. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1925-current, January 06, 1927, Image 8
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The ftrtt of a scries of parties for
ifriaa Virginia Moseley, whose m»r-
eUgo to Mr. Julian Theodore Jack-
rap, of Metnphit, Taira., occurred
Itere Saturday evening, was given by
Jfra. Ralph Smith .Wednesday after
noon at her home on Marlboro Avenue,
wrhene she > entertained with sevon
is^ of bridge. The ^ house was
decorated with a profusion of pink
’aponicas, and the refreshments of ice
Wream and cake followed out the
eolor scheme of pir k and white. T' t
.guest of honor was presented with
•» bride’s book. The high score prise
* * was won by Mrs. Solomon Blatt and
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the consolation
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pjers presented the prises to
bride-elect. j
Thursday at noon Mrs. Edgar A.
Brown entertained with a bridge lunch
eon in honor of Miss Moseley. After
t-oards were put aside ,the guests were
Invited into the dining room, where,
«t a beautifully appointed table,
covers were laid for twelve. On the
■ center of the table was a silver basket
tied with pic k tulle and filled with
pink roses. Pink tapeis in silver can->
dlesticks adorned each end of the
%able. After luncheon, the bridp
was presented with a lur.eheon set.
“The first prise, a bridge score psL
was won by Mrs. John T. Stevens, of
Kershaw, which she presented to the
Jguest of honor.
On Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Solo-
Wiosi Blatt entertained with eight
tables of bridge in honor of Miss
‘Moseley. The rooms were decorated
With yellow collendulas, and the re-
'freshments earned out the color
‘of the flowers, being ice cream in the
•shape of yellow lillies, with yellow
*cakes. The guest priy.e, a piece of
yellow silk lingerie, whs presented to
the bride-elect, as were also the firit
prise, yellow silk lingerie, won by
M ra. Ralph Smith, nnj^h*- consolation,
hath aalts, cut by !lm«f Blanche Por-
tar.
Mrs. Perry A. Price - entertained
Friday aiming for Miss Moseley
with a three-table bridge luneheor.
After aeverml games of bridge had
bean enjoyed, Miss Muscles was pre
vented with a hoe of handkerchiefs.
The winners of the high score and
<r^neolStian prises, a piece of lingerie
and a towel, respectively, preeentod
the prises to the guest of honor. The
gueats were then ushered into the
dining room, where s delicious roune
luncheon was siTved
Friday night. aft«M the irhear-el
for the Moseley-Jackson wedding, Mr.
and Mrs. S. H Moseley, paient- of
the bride-elect, cntrrtaii t*d with a
dinner at their home on Burr Street.
Later in the evening, the party as
sembled st the home of C-o! and Mi’s
Edgar A Bmwr, where « mtdniir
buffet supper w»> served
Mr. and Mrs. R.ilpo Smith ent*-r
tamed Saturday at niHin with at.
elaborate turkey diimei fur the Mis
ley-Jacksor. bridal paity. (’overs wei
laid for SO guests.
hi Honer of Visitor.
Mayor and Mrs. W. I). Harley. Mrs.
Eugenia Harley ami Mrs. Annie
’Crenahaw ei tertained with u dinner
t party on Tuesday evening, December
%9th, in honor of Miss Mac D’ed
Johneon, of Orlando. Fla., who was
the house guest of Judg? ui d Mrs. C.
C. Simms during the holidays. The
house was beautifully decorated with
potted plants and a liountiful dinner
was enjoyed by the guests, who w-rc
Judge and Mrs. C. C. Simms, Miss
Mae Johnson, Mrs. March Agand,
Misses Kate and Frances Simms, Mi<s
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Piankic Harley, Messrs John Simms,
Df Orlando, Fla.. Perry and Beverly
Simraa, >cf Washington. D. C., aid
Judge Bellinger Maher.
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Govan News.
; ’ Govan, Jan. 1.—Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Kittreii, of Bradenton, Fla., are spend
ing some time with the former’s par-
ler.ta, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Kittreii.
Mr. and Mis. J. F. Craig at d daugh-
• ter, Carolyn, have returned to their
| home in Eastover, after spending the
Christmas holidays with Mrs. A. R.
Lancaster.
Miss Estelle Bolen, of Orangeburg,
_ rat last week-end with Miss Alma
^liflraratar.
Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Gilbert, of
'Union, were the dinrer guests of
and Mrs. M. B. Kennedy Sunday.
(Charles Henry and Govan Hutto, of
i Baaberg f spent Wednesday with rela
’tlves here.
Mrs. Annie Lancaster and family
* apent Thursday in Orangeburg wit n
•‘the P- A. Bolen and Mrs. Bolen.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Kennedy and
spent Mar.day in Denmark with
. :
Kennedy, uf Quincy,
the holidays at
Fla,
LESSON TEXT—-Luka
OOLDEN TEXT—B« y* therefor#
perfect, oven your Father which
Is In oeaven Is perfect.
PRIMARY TOPIC—How Jesus Wants
Us to Llvs.
JUNIOR TOPIC—Marching Ordera for
Christians.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP-
1C—What Christ Require* of Ua.
YOUNO PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP
IC—Chrlat'a Life aiid Example for Ue.
The context <v. 2G) clearly Implies
what Is elsewhere positively declared
(John 10:18-21; Luke 21:17) that the
followers of Christ will be hated nud
opposed. lu this lesson Christ sets
I forth the principles governing the life
! of his followers. -
1 I. “Love Your Ensmlss" (v. 27).
Love here Is not a natural affection.
To love friends is easy, but to love
enemies Is only possible to those who
have been made partakers of the di
vine nature—been l>orn again. v
II. “Do Good to Them Which Hate
You” (v. 27).
Love Is |K>sltlve In Us nature. The
true Christian will not merely refrain
from doing Injury to one who hates
him, but will be concerned with and
engaged In doing good to him. True
love acts according to Its own cssen
tlai nature.
III. “Blaaa Them That Curse You*
(v. 28).
To bless means to speak well of—to
Invoke a blessing upon. Injury by
words Is hard to let go unchallenged
The one who Is a child of (Jod and al
lows (he Hplrlt of his Maker and Ite
deemer to express llsolf through hln
will return blessings for cursings.
IV. "Pray Tpr Them Which Deep'te
fully Uee You** (r. 28).
We should V T tS b»r those whe
, abuse us The fa»st roimnentury on
this precept Is Christ’s own example
(Luke 2:t:34). “Father forgive their
for they know not what they do."
When Christ wss reviled He reviled
j not truiii When He snffered. 1,1#
threatened not. but committed Hlni-
ocIf to Him that Judgeth righteously
(I Pet. 2:23).
V. Patiently Endure Wrong and In
jury- (v. 29)
The Christian la not to brittle a
t defense of Ills rights but rather to suf
fer insult. Injury and eieo Iom This
expresses (be law which ahonld gov
t ern the Individual's actions, but
should not be pressed so far that evil
d4»ers can go unchecked Rightly con
Ktltutrd government haa been ordained
of t iod for the protect loo of the lnn4»-
cent and the punishment of evildoers |
(Rom. 13:1-8)
VI. Give *o Every One That Ask
eth of Thee (?. 30)
Cod Is the sHi-rern* exnnif**e. Ilej
gives freely and generously hut Intel
llgentlj Tills text di»es not autlsnr !
Ire IndUfrliulnHle giving. There 1*1
s giving which Injures the on»- tnI
whom the gift Is made T<> give * mno
money to buy whisky would be wrong.
VII. Do ae You Wish to Be Done
By (v 31)
This Is called the (Inlden Rule. It le
the sum total of Clnistli(p duty ae It
pertnlns to human ’Interrelations. Hu
man beings carry with them the eon
srUmaness which Is the touchstone
which teaches them their duty to oth
era. If men were to live up to this
rule the problem of capital and labor
would he solved and end would he put
to war. InteruatloDsl relations would
be peaceably adjusted and all profl
teerlng in bUNlness would end. Prtc
tlclng this precep' proves thad we are
children of God. Irving those who
love ua, doing good to those who do
good to us, lending to those who lend
to us. Is the common practice even
among sinners. No new birth, no Holy
Spirit needed to live tUs kind of life.
VIII. Be Merciful (>. 30).
This means to he filled with pity
and compassion, '(o enter Info gym--
pathy with every need of others. The
supreme example as to this Is the
Heavenly Father.
IX. Cenaorioua Judgments Con
demned (v. 27).
This means that we should not seek
out the evil or faults In others for
our satisfaction. We should not sit
In censorious judgment upon the ac
tions of others. However. It does not
prohibit the Just estimation of -the
character of others by their deeds.
X. The Compensations of Right Liv
ing (v. 38).
The one who gives freely of money,
loves sincerely, makes the Golden Rule
the standard of his life, shows mercy
and kindness to others, and refrains
from Impugning the motives of others
will be fully rewarded In kind: God
will see to It that there be no loss.
W« wish to thank the, ladies of
Barnwell for the fire Christmas has-
• ket they sent to us and also to thank
! Mr. H. P. Crompton for his generous
remembrance.
M. A. Owens and Family.
STATEMENT
Of Commissioners of Public Works
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of Town of BaraweU#S. C.
For' Quarter erding December 31st,
1926.
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Cash on hand from last
quarter $114.00
Receipts, water and lights, _-6589.37
Discount Note 248.00
B. S. Moore, for coal 31.08
Lena Wilson, a girl from the
Canadian backwoods, is engaged to
marry “Bud” Stillman, son of
James A. Stillman, multi-million
aire New York banker. This girl
of the Umberlost met th« rich
man’s son and their friendship,
'blossomed into love, just like in
movies and books.
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DISBURSEMENTS:
Bank of Western Carolina ..$604.80
Salaries 1321.00
Barrett Supply Co. 57.23
Mann Electric Supply Co. __ 75.G4
Bewley-Darst Coal Co. 830.22
D. B. Witherspoon, AgL 78J8
W. M. Frances, Mgr 28.25
J. N. Andeison, AgL ----- 1S27.68
Thomas and Lumpkin 200.00
August Sanders, (poles) 158.^5
Standard Oil Co. 84.65
John Eve 910
Landrum Fire Brick Co. 7.05
Yourgstown Steel Product* Co. 3.76
J. W. Smoak Hdw. Co 18.04
Cameron end Barkley Co-^ 13.37
Vickery Bros, 79.16
Telephone Calls 5.17
Office Rent 46.00
Dicka Auto* Co., account —_ 3.95
Lemon Bios., account J)9,V2
C. F. Molair-— ----- 38.15
Vickery Bros. — - —— 61.86
C. 0. D. Package 10 73
Freight — - 9.52
Postage 16.55
Truck License 1.20
Extr a Help — l-U- 9.75
P. W. Price, account 3.50
Wire Cable —3.85
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One load wood" j. 1.50
B. P. Davies ,7.00
Lost in Bank Failure r -_~ 779.83
^982.45
NOTICE.
S»ate of South Carolina,
Court of Common Pleas.
County of Barnwell.
Brent-Hurst Company,
Plaintiff,
Anna Stokes Falkenstein, executor
estate of Fred W. Falkenstein, d
ceased,
Defendant.
To all and sirtgular the creditors of
F. W. Falkenstein, deceased:, •
You are hereby notified, pursuant
to an; order of this court made in the
above entitled cause by his Honor,
Judge M. M. Mann, and dated Decem
ber 17th, 1926, to prove your claims,
if any you have, against the estate
before the undersigned, Master at his
office in Barnwell, South Carolina, on
Friday, the 7th day of January, A. D.,
1927. Any creditor failing to prove
his or her claim againkt the aforesaid
estate will be barred from sharing
therein.
/ G. M. GREENE,
Master.
December 21st, 1926.
Keeping the Mou
If a man can keep hit mdutb closed
lit la a sore sign that he could say
something if ha open* I It—King's
Business.
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Fewer Words
The mors feu say, the It
t - people
will remember. The fewer the words,
,.Um greater the profit—Feneloe.
* Keep ea Eye on the Otoe
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