Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Cotton Should Bring It’« Full Value! DUX IT WONT IF YOOTUST ACCEPT THE ^HIGHEST BID.*" LET ME GET YOU THE MARKET VALUE. - cotton? Thew are 2^ m J > ^7 c i? er ® nce > twee n the beet and the poorest grade is^ around $45.00 per bale end tha^maHeft about $2.00 Per bale. Can you afford to take a chancKflWam handling thouftandsofbaleefGr bankers mei^hante and farmed. Be one of my satasned customers. Selhng charge only $1.00, per bale. QUICK SERVICE GIVEN TO COTTON BROUGHT INfcY TRUCK CHAS. G. HOUSTON. COTTON FACTOR . . AUGUSTA, GA. SMART SET J(e BRIDGE CLUB. Miw Elisabeth Deaeon entertained the members of the Smart Set Bridie | Club last week. Mrs. H. J. Phillips 1 won the high score prise and Miss Nell Stack cut the consolation, the winners gracefully presenting the prizes to Mis* Jean Riley, bride-elect. During the afternoon delicious, re freshments were served. ere and ^Slereabouts ’Phone Ua the Name* of You* Visitors, .or Other Items of Local WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON bridge- Club. Mrs. Sol Brown was hostess to the Interest for This Column. - Miss Lula.Falkanstein has accepted a position in Columbia. • Mrs. J. W. Arledge, of Jacksonville, Fla., is a visitor here this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur Kennedy, of 'Williston, were, visitors here Monday. Mrs. Allen Brown and Miss Eliza beth Deason were visitors in Augusta Friday. Mrs. Leila Graham, of Greenville, is visiting relatives and friend a here this week. — - Perry B. Bush and W. ^ Fran .ttend the trap-shooting «^nta j Augusta Monday. klin held Miss Bertie Christie has returned to Atlanta after a visit to Barnwell relatives A nd friends. Richard Hay, formerly of Bodiling Springs, who is well known to the members of the older generation in fiarnlwell, was a visitor here Monday. Miss Frankie Harley has accepted the p^ition of clerk, in the Sheriff’s office, vice Miss Jean Riley, who tendered her resignation several days ago., ■ members of the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club last week. The ' high score prize was won by Mrs, Charlie Brown, Jr., and the consolation was cut by Mrs. Charlie Brown, Sr. Out- of-town guests were Mrs. Sophie Drew, of Washington, D. C., Miss Bertie Christie, of Atlanta, and Mrs. Walker, of Charleston. After the games a delightful salad course was saved. '\ I take pleasure in announcing that I have*«evered ray business * relations with the Gulf Refining Company and will in the future , devote my entire time and attention to the management of Calhoun Lemon and Ben Davies, Jr., returned home Thursday night after enjoying a camping trip of several days in the mountains near Tryon, ,N. C. ' * Albert Cornell arrived home from Florida Mist week and will spend several days with his mother, Mrs. Marie T. Cornell, before resuming his studies at Georgia Tech. Mr. and Mrst*-Wi J. Sexton, of Columbia, spent the week-sod in the city with relatives and friends. Mrs. Sophie Drew has returned to Washington, D. C., after, a pleasant visit to relatives and friends. Mrs. Martin C. Best and little son have returned home after a pleasant visit to relatives in Due West. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ha good, of Atlanta, Ga., spent last week-end here with the former’s grandmother and aunt, Mrs. E. V. Ha good and Mrs.. Pearl Hagood Harvard. The People-Sentinel has been re quested to announce that Dr. W. M. Jones will conduct servicy at the Barnwell Baptist Church at regular hour Sunday*morning. the Mia* Carrie-A. Cave and her niece. Miss Ella Louise Molair, returned Th, Ijdi*. - Guild of th, Epi«-«l ^ ( * rtnM d.y) .ftr Church met Toc«U, .IWooor .t th. ^ ^ Wuhington. New home of Mrs. Charlie Brown, Jr. York and other points of interest. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Woodward, of Columbia, were the guest' of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Woodward Sunday. Mrs. V. P. Bonner, of Aiken, will spend the Winter months in Bamw-il, where the has a wide circle of friends. McTyre Calhoun returned home Friday from Columbia,’ where he un derwent a tonsil operation earlier in the week. Hia friends will be glsd to know that he is recovering rapidly. ENTERTAINS IN HONOR OF DAUGHTER. One of the prettiest parties o£ the season was given on Wednesday after noon of last week when Mrs. Lloyd ‘"Plexico entertained about fifty little boys and girls in honor of her little daughter, Kitty, who readied her sixt# mile pout on that date. The house was lovely in its de corations of yellow golden glow and white rosea, the color scheme of yellow and white being carried out to the minutest detail. The dining room was particularly attractive, the table being centered with the lovely yeltow candles and holders, while fkora the four corners reaching to the chan delier were festoons in yellow and white with butterflies in all colors attached thereto. . One of the contests was a butter fly hunt, the varicolored butterflies being placed in every nook and comer of the lawn, the child finding the largest number being given a prize. Clara Sue Matthew* won first prise and five little girls having tied for second place, this prize was won by Ima Diamond. The moat exdttag time to the little guest of honor was the opening of the gifts, soma eighty in number. After all games ended the children were invited into the dining room, the candles lighted and a delicious sweet course served. RILEY-JOHNS WEDDING Miss Elizabeth Burckhalter left severai days ago for Virginia, where she will teach during the coming ses sion. Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Jone t and Mrs.| OF MUCH INTEREST. S. A. Owens returned home Monday , < 0 thf personal popularity night after # stay of several weeks | cf thc bride groom-elect, the at Wilmington . •nd • Wrightaville, of Jeai> Ri | ey> 0 f Bear* N. C.. where they visited Mrs.) Baniw< ., lf and Mr . W . Ja per Johns. Ocwn.r’ daughter, Mrs. W. R. Smith. Friends of W. J. Lemon will learn with regret that he has been conAnod to hia bed on account of illnesa this week. (• Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Robison and lit tle daughter, of Columbia, were the guei SX - of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Sexton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Olajfc McOablan motored over from St. Matthews Sat urday for a visit to relatives and friends. -1 Mife Carrie McNab, of Florence, was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William McNab, several days recerttly. Miss Vivian Joyner, of North, and Mary Agnes Joyner-, of Orangeburg,! ape of Allendale, ia an occasion of much decided interest to friends through out sections of Georgia where both 11 known, and South have returned to their home* after CarpIinai <h ey have for genera- a pleasant visix to their sister, Mrs. go prominently identified. Max Bronson, who entertained wtyh a man 4 a ft will take place at 8:00 party in their honor Saturday even- even : ng of Ssturday, Septem ing. 'SSLi3 Sfc 4. Bm this weejc for Atlanta, where the for mer goes for medical frfatSnent. Dr. Patterjon states that he may away for several weeks, during whw-h time the patients at the Poor Yard will be cared for by Dr. Louis Claytor. - Mrs. Lena Davies left yesterday (Wednesday) morning to resume her duties at A gnes Scott College, Da- catur, Ga. Lewis Black is spending a few days here with his parent, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Black, before leaving for Geor giy Tech. . , Mrs. Lena Davies and little grand son, Billie Davies, returned home on Saturday after spending a few days at Glenn Springs. Prof. L. E. Whittle, super!ntedent of the Healing Springs Public School, was a visitor here Monday and at tended the opening exercises of the Barnwell High School. He express ed himself an being very favorably impressed with Supt. W. W. Carter and his corps of capable assistants. ber 10th, at the Barnwell Baptist church. The bride will have foe her sPtfivMTSs MV^y Roberts, of Asheville, N. C., and for Ben Miss Mary Roberts, of Asheville, N. C., arrived here yesterday (Wed nesday) to attend the Riley-Johtts wedding Saturday evening. I - Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Pfaehler and daughter end Mrs. P. S. Minges and children, Charleston, .were the guests of relatives here Monday. Mrs. W. W. Moore, of Columbia, apd her sister, Mrs. Rice, have been the guests of Dr. and Mrs. C. N. Burckhalter during the past week. A sacred concert Will be given at the Barnwell Baptist Church Sunday evening, beginning at 8 o’clock. The public ia cordially invited to attend. At the meeting of the Knights 1 of Pythias on Monday night, a resolu tion to change the meeting nights, from ithe 1st and ,3rd Monday nights,' to the 1st and 3r<j Friday nights of each mftnth at 8:00 o’clock, passed third reading, so that the neridkgsej-t- ing will take place on Friday night the 16th inst. All members of the Or der are eespecially requested to at tend. ^ ! - Thd^five Circles of the Missionary Society of the Barnwell Methodist Church several days ago presented Miss Elizabeth Humphries, daughter of tfee Rev. and Mrs. R. W. Humph ries, with a hat trunk completely filled with various articles of wearing ap parel to replace the.mn^nti of a suit case lost while Miss Humphries was returning homo from Bluffton • short time ago. At the same time, the meodbere of the Society presented Mkm Jean Riley, bride-elect, with a beautiful piece of silverware in token of their esteem and appreciation of k«r work for the ehawh- hrr matron of honor Mrs. Benjamin Foreman^ of Allendale, a sister of the groom. Miss Martha Dixon, of Wil- liston, and Miss Lydia Glover, of Orangeburg, will be her maids. Lit tle Patricia Riley, of Allendale, a small niece of Che bride, will be flower girl, and youn^ Sol Blatt, of Bern- well, will be ring bearer. The groom will be Attended by his father, Mr. W, I. Johns, of Allendale, and his groomsmen wfll .be Mr. Ted Riley, of Greenville, a brother of the bride, and Mr. Julian KeA, of Allen dale. Mr. Will Riley, of Augusta, a brother of the bride; Mr. Baynard Calhoun,.of Allendale, and Mr. Jack Phillips and Mr. Perry A. Price, of Barn\yell, will be ushers. The bride will enter UndSBr the es cort of her brother, Mr. G. Owen Riley, of Columbia, whd wRl give her in marriage. Following the church ceremony, a reception will be held, after Which the young couple will leave on a, wedding trip ahd later re turn to Allendale and make their home there, where the groom has large farming intercuts with - his father. A number of beautiful parties have been given iii\ honor of this lovely young bride-to-be, the series of which wilF culminate Friday evening when Mr. and Mrs. Perry A. Price will en tertain the bridal pgrty at dinner al ter the church rehearsal. Mrs. Wallace, her son, Charles, and daughter, Emma Julia, and Harris Anderson, of Waynesboro, Ga* were the guests of Mrs. E, R. CaH this The Daisy Oil Company A complete and up-to-date tank station is being erected on the Oil Mill property in Barnwell and we are prepared to take care of . . C* g e the needs of old and new customers alike* There has been no / ^ • change in our organization, which insures quick service to our trade at all times. We will sell only the best grade of Gasoline and Oils and if e + if you have not a connection with us at this time, phone, write or wire and a representative will call. * ” J. - Ml , _ y I take this opportunity of thanking my friends for past cour tesies and feel quite sure that their connection with the new com pany wilk mean increased business for them. A. J. BENNETT, Manager The Daisy Oil'Co. Barnwell, S. C. For over SIXTY YEARS this firm has run continuously under the one name— Phinizy & Company We wish to thank the people of Barnwell County for their * past patronage, and again solicit their shipments with the fol lowing statement: . . We offer our patrons long experience, service, and safety, in stead of cut rates to influence shipments. With us the small ship per, (white or colored) gets the same treatment as the larger one, and at the same price. We have but one rate for all. We are prepared to make liberal advances pn all cotton con signed, either to be sold on arrival or to be held for higher prices. Cotton stored with us is independent. We give no hank a ware house receipt, as we never pledge our customers’ . cotton to finance our business. We are commission merchants only, and do not buy cotton, therefore have no cotton of our own to offer in cbmpetition with that of our patrons when making Sales. We extend to all patrons a cordial invitation to visit our. warehouse at anytime. o Very respectfully •V-}* '"•'vJeX' & * . ANNOUNCEMENT! t ,, m ‘t Wf§. i/i B * * ..i ArifeS • > .f Ferdinand Phinizy Chju. R. Phinizy, Sr. SAFE SINCE 1866 - :: ^ jn- 1 >: :