The Barnwell people-sentinel. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1925-current, May 05, 1927, Image 5
’Phone U» the Names of Your Viaitore, or Other Iteau-of Local
Interest for This Column.
The Board of County Directors met
here Tuesday.
Miss Mary Patterson is visiting
friends in Savannah this week.
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Miss Josie Davis leaves Friday for
a visit to friends in Jacksonville, Fla
J. A. Latimer, of Wiiliston, was a
business visitor in the city Tuesday.
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Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Har
ley, Monday, April 2nd, a son, Edwin
Brown.
Tlhe Rev. Sumner Gue^ry, of
Charleston, was a" visitor in the city
Monday.
Misses Jean Riley and Elizabeth
Deason spent Tuesday • in Augusta
shopping.
Ralph Brown spent the week-end in
Barnwell with his parrents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Brown, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs.
EBenton, were
Mr. and Mrs. G.
W. H. Greene,
Sunday guests
M. Greene.
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Miss Emily Pate, of Savannah,
as a visitor in town on Tuesday as
guest of Mrs. G. M. Greene.
The Misses Kennedy, of Camden,
spent the week-end in the city with
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brown, Sr.
Mr. and Mir*. E. Garter Price have
returned to Tampa, Fla., after a visit
to relatives in Barnwell and Laurens.
Mrs. Charlie Brown, Jr., was called
to Charlotte, N. C., last week on ac
count of the serious illness of her
father. „
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Mesdames Theodore Vogel, of Wash
ington, D. C., and Ed Vogel, of Sum
ter, are the. guests of Barnwell rela
tives this week.
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The many friends of Mrs. L. H.
Christie wall be glad to know that
she is recovering from a recent
sever* attack of illness.
Mrs. Julia B. Easterling, Col. and
Mrs. Harry D. Calhoun and E. E.
Gocxfeon attended the memorial ser
vices at River's Bridge Friday.
The Sunday gravure picture section
of Che Atlanta Constitution carried a
pretty picture of Misses Hettie and
Ettp, lovely twin daughters of Mm.
Cr H. Mathis, of BJackville. The
cut-line carries this caption: “Their
father wsa the originator of the fam
ous ‘Rocky Ford' cantaloupes, and
during his lifetime wws known as the
'melon king.’ Their mother now is
one of the most successful growers of
asparagus in the South.”
DVERTISE in The People-Sentinel.
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BOARDERS WANTED: — Several
boarders wanted at $25.00 per month.
House conveniently located near
business section.—Mrs. C. W. Moody,
Barnwell, S. C.
FOR SALE.—Spanish Peanuts, 7
cents per pound, cash with order.—
B. F. Anderson, Dunbartonb, S. C.
5-5-tfc.
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WOULD LIKE to consign Barnwell
tertriltiory to man thoroughly experi
enced in selling marble and granite
Monuments. Other territory also
open. — BALL GROUND MONU
MENT CO., BALL GROUND, GA. 2tc
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FOR SALE.—Watson Watermelon
Seed, saved from large melons last
July when the market slumped. Ex
cellent quality. Price 75 cents per
pound delivered.—Mutual Trading Co.,
Blackville, S. C. 2-10-10tc.
CHICKS.—Hatch coming off every
esday. All heavy breeds. 20 cts.;
■ht, 15 cts. 75 per cent delivery
guaranteed. We also do custom
hatching at $4.00 per tr¥y of 96 eggs.
Book your orders now and get chicks
when yon want them.—Soujourner
Poultry Farm, Denmark, S. C
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Rare gem« In earth are hidden deep,
And from the foreet sod
The falreet bloom wafts Its porfumo,
An Inoenee up to QodL
Thors Is a gem of greater worth,
A bloom, Ilk# to none other,
’Twas bom In heaven to bleae the earth,
Thla treasure wo call “Mother.*
Her love allayed our early fears
Along life's troubled way, .
Her counsel lasts when she has passsd
Ba'yond tarrsstrlal way.
Than bring hsr shear, If aha be hers,
If gone, there le no other,
One priceless gift Qod gave to all,
Whan Ha gave ue a “Mother."
—Alloe M. Seaman, In Boston Qloba.
Mother Love Second
Only to Thai of God
The chief thing which crowns all
true molherh<NH] la her unselfish love.
A mother’s lore Is eternal, Davy
dlea. It malWs So dlfferSoS how deep
In sin her child may go her lore nev
er falls. No one perhaps has more
accurately described the love of a
mother than Kipling In “Mother O’
Mine. -
If I wars hanged on tha hlirhaat blit.
Mothar o' mlna. O mother •’ mine'
I know whoae lava would follow ma
etlll.
Mothar o* mine. O mothar o mlna!
If I ware drowned In tha deeoeet aea.
Mother o' mlna. O mother o' mlna!
I know whoae taara would coma down
to ma.
Mothar o' mine, O mothar •' mtnal *
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If I ware damned of bodr and eouL
1 know whose prarere would make ma
• whole.
Mothar •’ mlna. O mothar o' mlao!
Only tha lova of the Infinite God
above us surpasses that of a true
mother. Irving said. “A mother is
tha truest friend we hava. when trials
heavy and atiddeo fall upon us; whan
adversity takes tha plica of prosper
ity; when friends who rejoice with
us in our sunshine desert us, when
troubles thicken aronnd ns, still will
she ding to us and endeavor by her
kind precepts and counsels to dissi
pate the clouds of darkness and
cause peace to return to our hearts.
God has given to us many beautiful
varieties of flowers. He has given
us msny kinds of precious ore. but He
has given us only one mother that we
might treasure her the more. - The
ways of love and tenderness are nev
er but of style; remember'this and
tell her so—don't wait till after
awhile. Let not affection wane with
years! it waneth not-for yon.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
BRIDGE CLUB.
Mrs. Edgar A. Brown entertained
the members of the Wednesday After
noon Bridge Club last week. Mias
BeBee Patterson won the high score
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prize and the consolation wae cut oy
Mrs. Charlie Brown, Jr. The guest
prize was presented to Mrs. J. T.
Jackson. After cards had been put
ariide, delightful refreshments, con
sisting of ice cream and cake, were
served. Hpm«r guests were Mrs. J. L.
Widman, of Asheville, N. C., Mrs.
Ralph Smith and Mrs. Jackson.
Advertise m The People-Sentinei
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MISS BLANCHE PORTER
ENTERTAINS.
The members of the Smart Set
Bridge Club were entertained last
week by Miss Blanche Porter. The
high score prize was won by Miss
Mary Patterson and the consolation
was cut by Mites Elizabeth Deason.
Delicious refreshments were served.
Mrs. LeRoy Molair, a recent bride,
was the guest of honor.
MISS MOLAIR’S PIANO
RECITAL.
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The foUoiwing announcement of
tthe graduating recital of Miss Ella
Louise Molair, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. F. Molair, of this city, who
.is a senior at Chicora College in
Columbia, has been received in Barn-
waU;
“Frederick H. Parker Presents
Ella Louise Molar in Graduating
11*4* Rac 'hnl Thursday evening.
May twelfth, eight-fifteen o’clock,
Chicora College Auditorium, Col-
2-24-7tp umbia, S. C/
BARNWELL. SOUTH CAROLINA
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Govan, May 3.—Mr. and Mra. W.
H. Collins, of Govan, announce tha
engagement of their daughter, Let ha
Lucile, to Vernon B. Huggins, of
Rocky Mount, N. C., the marriage to
take place June 16th. No cards.
TO PRES ENT .‘THE DUST
OF THE K VRTH."
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“The Dust of the Earth,’’ directed
JOHNSON-SMMS MARRIAGE -
AT DAYTONA BEACH.
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Mr. and Mrs. John G. Simms, who
were married Easter Day, April 17th,
at Daytona Beach, Fla., have returned
from a wedding trip bo £uba and the
East Ooast of Florida to their home
iit Orlando. Mra. Simms, before her
marriage, was Miss Mae Drew John
son, ctf Montgomery, Ala., in which
State her aincestors, the Drews" and
Johnsons, have been socially promin
ent for generations. Mr. Simms is the
A. 't
by Mite Haitry All, of Allendale, will TTT ™
Z . j j 7 1 . reldeSit eon of Judge and Mrs. Charles
he staged undei the nuspices of the
Women’s Bible dais of the Bamwrll
Methodist Church at the Vamp Thea
tre Tuesday night, May 10th, at 8:30
o’clock, '^he admission will be 25 and
50 cenlts, the proceeds being for the
benefit of the church building fund.
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ELLENTON VISITOR
COMPLIMENTED.
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EUerbon, April 30.—Miss ' Annette
Dickenson entertained Wj&djjgsjjfty
,evening With a bridge party~ compli
menting Miss Elizabeth Swartzhan,
of Memphis, Tenn. The guests Were
Misses Gladys Owens and Elizabeth
MiQfitr, Dr. and Mrs. John Hood, Sum
ter Cassels, Zack Miller and Gaston
Bush. The high score prize was won
by Dr. Hood, Miss Owens cutting the
consollait^nn. Miss Swartzhan. was
presented with a lovely gift. A de
licious ice course was served. 1
Carroll Simms, of Barnwell. He is a
grandson of the late William Gilmore
Simms, the poet and author of Char
leston and “Woodlands,” a grandson
of the late distinguished Jurist, Judge
John Maher, and a great-grandson of
Sir Edward Bellinger, of England, who
lived in Charleston during the reigfi
of George III. Mr. Simms is connect
ed with a prominent law firm in Or
lando. He is also a member of the
Kappa Alpha, Chapter of Orlando, a
member of the Chamber of Commerce,
the country club and the Sons-of the
Revolution. Sipc® their return, Mr.
and Mra. Simms have been' entertain
ed extensively by the younger society
;set, in which both are well known and
very popular.
BEETHOVEN MUSIC
CLUB MEETS. , '
JOHNSON-HAGOOD CHAPTER
MET FRIDAY.
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* Mesdames B. L. Easterling, qf Barn
well, and James M. Killings worth, qf
Dunbarton, were hostesses to the
Johnson Hagood Chapter,U.D.C., Fri
day afternoon, at the home of the
former on Main Street. Quite a large
number were present and a very in
teresting meeting was held.
The meeting was called to order
by the President, Mrs. R. S. Dicks,
and the beautiful ritual was read, af
ter which the Liard’s Prayer was
repeated. During the business ses
sion quite a number of important
matters were discussed and disposi
tion made of same. It was decided
that the exercises for Memorial Day
be turned over to Mesdames FYwevt
Brown and Jim Dicks, leaders of the
two chapters Children of the Confed
eracy, which exetxises wifi be held
m the school audtoirium on Tuesday
The Beethoven Mu*k Club met durinR chlipe , „ erciie ,.
April 2<th, at the h<me of Elaine During the roll call each member
Harley at 4:00 o’clock. The follow- preaent an8Wt>ml glyknK the name of
ing program was given: * thfc ancestor under whom she joined
Studies-A No. 13 Dunemoy. B ^ M mutes of the last
No. 11 Octave Margie Hollaad. . j mee ting were read by the secretary,
Life of Litz-Bernice Terry. - * | Mra. R. L. Bronson.
Utilo Gypsy Smith-Mary Gay w j Hut ^ of T>m ^ Tkt
O Bannon. formerly Mra. Beasie Gray, who at
^ m **^ e *— i ^ c *’ \fnore. j ofce made her home here, was
Shooting Stars - Rolfe - Claire ^ the chapter by demit
1 frem the Leesville Chapter. Mes-
Life of Chopin—Mildred Lewis. dames Franklin Black, C. K. Turner
Water Nymphs—Rolfe — Patricia
Dicks.
Life of Handel—June. Milhous.
’ Walra Styijertr — Wailrnhatipt—
Gladys Lee.
After the program delicious re
freshments were served by the hos-
ANNOUNCEMENT
PARTY.
and M. L. IRdd^dton having pre
viously filed application for mem
bership were sdeo welcomed into the
chapter. - •
After the business session a full
account was givan by Mra G. M.
Greene of the conference which mot
at Summerville.
During the sociafl half hour delic
ious sandwiches and iced tea were
served by the hostesses.
The home of Mns. F. W. Falken- JUNIOR-SENIOR
stein was the scene of one of the . •
prettiest parties of the seaspn. when RECEPTION.
Miss Ruth Riddle invited about twen- The annual Junior-Senior reception
ty-five friends to play bridge, last^ of the Barnwell High School was held
Thursday afternoon. The card room* Friday evening at the Circle Inn.
were tastefully decorated with sweet Each year these ttfo classes look
peas and larkspurs. j forward to- this occasion with great
After several interesting games, 1 interest.-Never was the historical old
cards were laid aside^md delicious re- inn more picturesque than at this
freshments, consisting of a salad time. The large living room and
course with iced tea, were served, hall were decorated in the Junior
Miniature blue birds, perched on each Class colors—lavendar and pink,
glass, carried the message “Riddle- Strips of crepe paper were used sim-
Little, May 23/’ written in gold let- ply but effectively about the windows
flfrs. This announced the engage- arid chandelier and quantities of
imint of Mi?q Edna Owens Riddle to
Mr. David Frederick Lflttle, the wed
ding to take place on May 23, 1927.
sweet peas were used throughout the
rooms. In the dining raom a color
scheme of green and white—Senior
The hostess presented the bride- Class colors—was carried out in the
elect with the bride’s book, in which decorations,
each guest registered before leaving.
WILL ATTEND S. C.
V. REUNION.
Col. and Mrs. Harry D. Calhoun
Two lively contests afforded much
merriment for the first part of the
evening. Partners for the contests
were selected by matching welV known
advertisements. The first was an au
tomobile contest, the winners being
Miss Mildred Moore and Bob Dicks
Bennett. The second contest con
sisted of toasts to the Seniors. The
most original of these was submitted
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Miss Holman as sponsor and Miss
Weissinger as maid of honor for
Camp Perry Manville, S. C. V. ,of
Barnwell.
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entertaining the Confederate Veter
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and the Sons and Daughters of the
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ladies.
Date cards bearing the Senior col
ons were then given out and the re
mainder of the evening was spent in
^progressive conversation and danc
ing. During this time fruit punch
wag served from a prettily appointed
table on the porch by Mias Ruth Rid
dle. At a late hour refreshments of
Mock cream |n green and white and
angel cake were served.
A miniature diploma from the
Barnwell High School, tied in the
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guest ss s favor.
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