Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i * * V THURSDAY. 1, M27. ■ Local-uul Personal New* from WUKrtop Willi«tori>|tAng. 21.^C. B. Psrker fli visiting in DubHn and Vidalia, G«. Mbs Mary Eva Hite, of Brtestarg, is visiting Miss Inet Hair. Edwaad Riley, of Greenville, wms s visitor here this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bell are visit- Bng rrt Savannah and Tytjee. Miss Ruby Parker is visiting in Savannah and Tybee this week. Bill Jennings has returned from a trip to I harlotte, N. C. u , Mrr^ fred Floyd, of Liberty Hill, visiting her sister, Mrs. W. K OmminMMWi. Mrs. J. W. Floyd has returned to Wilhsbon, after spending the summer on Liberty Hill.and Tabor, N. C. Ed Kitehmgs, of Sumter, was a visitor Tuesday of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kitchings. Miss Ruby Courtney left this week for Andrews, N. C., where she will teach Latin in the high school. Miss Marie Hplstein, of Bates* burg, was the recent guest of Mbs Dorothy Whittle. - v Mr. and Mrs. Norman Snelling, of Atlanta, are visiting Mrs. Snelling’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bennett. Dr. and Mra. J. L. Smith and chil dren have returned from Gfeenville and Caesar’s Head. James A. Merritt, of St. Mathews, was the guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Merritt. Charbe Grandy, of Larinburg, N. C., was a recent visitor here. Miss Selma Mims, of Aiken, is vis iting relatives here. Mrs. Mary Msser, of Allendale, was the gue?t last week of Mrs. W. R Kennedy. Miss Martha Dixon is visiting Miss Jean Riley in Mrs. Amaker and eMdren, of Col umbia, are visiting Mian Daisy Willis. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ellis, of Swainsboro. Ge., were the guests op Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Roun tree. Misses Lucille and Marion Sheri dan, of Greenwood, ere visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. L: Smith. Miss Bettie Matthews returned on Sunday from New York, Baltimore and Richmond. Mrs. W L. O t, Mias Ida Ott and Mrs. Annie Weathersbee, of Wagener were week-end guests of Mrs. O. N. Courtney. Mm. A. E. Stansell, Mm. G. E. Crouch tod George Edward Crouch left thin week for a viait to White Springs, Fla. Mrs. C. E. Hogan, Mr. and Mm- R L. Hooper and Mm. L. A. Hair, of Augusta, attended the funeral Tues day of Herman Hair. Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Trotti and ffcmi- Hr. of Oiesterield. are spending this week, with !5r. Ttotti'* brother, S. W. Trotti. Ft. and Mm. F. M. Willis, of Phila- delphii and R. Henry Willis, of SimpsonriMe, viaited relative* here this week. Mrs. .'reston Ott and Edward Ott, of Bisrchville, were the gueet* last w<ek <f Mr. and Mm. A. A. Myers. Mm. E. W. Black and children, of Springfield, are vseiting Capt. and Mrs. W- D. Black at their summer cottage at Quebec, N. C. welt ligff-tnr ' their gueets, Mra. Powell’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin, of Cherww. Josephine Boland has returned from a delightful trip to Charie>ton, New York and other points. ^ * * Mr. and Mrs. J. Bell and family have returned from a motor trip through south Georgia and Florida. , Mr. and Mm. Nathan Widener and children, of Augusta, were visitors on Sunday of Mm. Millege Widener. Mrs. T. C. Hair has returned from Asheville, where she spent the Sum mer. • ; Mrf-, John Reece and little daugh ter, Katherine, returned to their home near North Augusta on Tuesday, af ter spending several days with Mrs. J. A. Rountree. Mrs., Arnold Lee ha* returned from Farmville, N. C.* where she visited her parents. Whfle away she visited Richmond to purchare the Fall stock of millinery for Kennedy’s depart ment store. Mr. and Mrs. White Fulmer and daughter, Dorothy, of Augusts spent severs! days last week with Mr., and Mrs. D. (X Weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Page * were ‘guest* Sunday of Mrs. 0. L. Page, of Augusta. Framed* MerritfYmt returned from a \visit to Dr. arid Mrs. L. D. Boone, of Langley, and was accompanied home by Dr. Boom’s daughter, Sarah Joe, who will visit Mr, and Mrs. F. T. Merritt. Mm. Guy Cor has returned'from EllenUgt, where- she vi, ited Mrs. Bryant Bush, who returned with her to visit Mr-and Mm. S. W. Trotti. Leslie Melliehamp « stopped over here Tuesday to visit his father, L. S. -Shares With Buddies mm m - I * , ysiirsi *Li. i $&****• T G. Shaw of Ft. Worth, 'Tex., hit it rich in oil. He remembered his world war buddies-, so donated one of his^oil wells, the proceeds of which will pay for fifty homes [p r AEF convalescents aim fami lies in the Kerrville Hills near San Antonio. • . Scythe Champion Walter Sticknvy. p5. of Holh*. won tlic New Hampshire mow in,; title from a Imk group younger entries by Hitting a quarter acre in 6 nun J!4 m*i\ in the annual fca- I tire at V tr* Promptly at 7 P. M. c “Master Cardinal” of radio sta tion “KMMJ" Clay City, Ncbr., greets mid-western radio audi ence* with a “cock-a-doodle-doo” promptly at 7 P. M. each day. He is tricked into his stunt by being brought from a dark box to • bril liantly lighted room. Melliehamp. Mr. Melliehamp was en route from Anderson to his home in Savannah. Mra. Melliehamp will re main inr Anderson for a visit to her parents. » Dr. Ashley B. Weathersbee, of Tanipa, FIs,-was a visitor last w«ek of his parents, Mr. and Mm. M. F. Weathersbee. 1 ^ Mr. and Mm. Lewis Jirell, of Col umbia, moved to Wilkbton, whet Mr. Jirell has accepted a position with the Williaton bakery. -I . \ ■ IA . * i. . j v . V L *v. \. . Before the cotton cron in this section will ‘ * - have been harvested.. While the yield has , been cut greatly by the wet weather and the boll weevil, this promises to be offset by bet ter prices than were received by the fanners last year, together with the decreased cost of gathering and ginning the crop. Statis tics show that small crops always sell for more money than large ofTes. In most cases this crop has been made on an economical basis. After obligations have been paid, there should be at least a small surplus left with which to buy needed articles of wearing apparel, etc. While there may not be enough to insure *'boom times to all the merchants, there will be enough to make it worthwhile for the pro gressive merchant to swell his sales. And that's where <^e can help. Our office is well equipped, to print circulars, large and small, and The People-Sentinel offers the best and cheapest medium of reaching prospective customers in Barnwell £ouaty~~Jt Don’t forget that we offer a first class adver tising and cut service to our customers with out extra charge. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN GET TING YOUR SHARE OF BUSINESS THIS FALL, CALL AT OUR OFFICE OR PHONE US. t. —i Barnwell People- Barnwell, South Carolina