Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ere and erea bouts .v Tfcoii* Ut the Names of Tan TWtan. or OUmr Items of Local ' ■ i * . latereat far This Colusa. MRS. EDWARD MARTIN; entertainsT" Bkdnrille, Sept 12.—Mrs .Edward Martin entertained a largo number of young boys and girls Tuesday in' of h*r' birthday Cowette Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Patterson* of Darlington, were visitors here Friday. t Mrs. Marian Patterson, of Colum bia, Is the guest of relatives here this w&ek. 1 • " v • . r > ■[ f mm Mrs. Ralph Smith and little daugh ter are visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Moseley. Flowers Calhoun, of Spartanburg, attended the' Riley-Johns wedding Saiburday evening. Among the out-of-town guests at the Riley-Johns wedding Saturday evening^were:. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Spigener, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stuckey, Misses Frankie Best, Louise Guess and Vivia Peeples, Messrs. Lawton Ellis, Do Lacy Shuman ahd Herman Oswald/ of Allendale. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Patterson, of Augusta, spent the week-end in the city with relatives. r —‘ Miles Hagood, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Hagood, left Monday for Asbury College in Kentudky. ‘ • Among those from Allendale who attended the Riley-Johns wedding were Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Baynard Calhoun, Mr. and Mr*. Bill- Robinson, Mrs. Will Riley, Mr. an4 Mrs. B. F. Foreman, Miss Mary Fore- ntanv Julian S. Keel and W. I. Johns. honor of the eleventh little niece, Elizabeth CoWette, who has spent the summer with her. Merry games and contests were en joyed after which delightful refresh ments were served by the hostess, as sisted by her lister, Miss Martha Wolfe, of Orangebtitg. Among these who enjdyed the de- bghtful affair were Misses Myrtis Martin, Nell Ninestein, Latane Still, Dorothy Maktin, Virginia Buist, Leah Wengirow,’ Lois Sanders, Francis Still, Evaretfce Johnson^ Gloria Martin and j Dorothy Ke£l. Among the boys were George Gray, Audrey j Still, Kimlm Dyches, Valmore Dyches, David Bodij- ford, Ralph Martin, Bernard Polia koff and EHper Copper. Prof. Hugh McLaurin and Calhoun Lemon spent the week-end at thef former’s home in Sumter. Miss Dolly Lawton, of Estill, spent the week-end in the city with friends „nnd attended the Riley-Johns wedding. B. L. Easterling was called to Florida Friday night on account of death of his sister, Mrs. W. W. Panelling. Miss Mary Roberts returned to ^-Asheville, N. C., Sunday after attend ing the Riley-Johns wedding Satur day evening. Mrs. T. J. Attaway will leave to day (Thursday) by way of She Atlan tic Coast Line for a visit to friends in Brooklyn, N. Y. • « • Jocigty' —— ■ ■ —s . WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BRIDGE CLUB. Mrs. Harry D. Calhoun entertained the members of the Wednesday Af ternoon Bridge Club last week. The high score prize was won by Miss BeBee Patterson and the consolation was cut by Mrs. Charlie Brown, Sr. Refreshments were served during the afternoon. Missea Julia Lemon, Willie Bush Deaaon, Mary Frances Moore and Anna Sams Clark left Tuesday morn ing for Winthrop College. MRS. MOLAIR ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB. Mrs. Leroy Molair entertained the members of the Smart Set Bridge Chib hwt week. The high score prise was won by Miss Willie Bush Deacon and the consolation was cut by Miss Pauline Holman. The winners gra ciously presented .their prizes to Miss Jean Riley, bride, of last week, who was also presented with the guest prize by the hostess. After the games a sweet uourse was served. Ms. and Mrs. Mobley, Misses Jean and Libby Mobley, Mrs. McAlhater and ‘Dusty’ Rhodes were among those from Augusta who attended the Riley- Johns wedding here Saturday evening. WOOWARD-WOLF WEDDING. D. A. R. CHAPTSJft’HOLDS Tftrst meeting. The Barnwell Chapter, D. A. R., held its first meeting of the year on Friday, September 9th, with Miss Anna Walker, the regent. Mrs. R. S. Dicks and Miss Anna Walker were joint hostesses. Interesting ques tions were discussed and plans laid for the year’ work. The Chapter vpted to send a sub stantial sum, aM its quota, toward the repairing of the South Carolina Building at Tsmmassee School in Oconee County, S. C. The daughters have done credit to themselves in founding and maintaining such a school and the Daughters of South Carolina are particularly proud that it is located in their State. Another sum was sent toward the erection of a memorial to the three signers from South Carolin* of the Declaration of Independence. This tablet is to be erected, in the State House in Columbia. Hie Year Book Committee submit ted a very intereatmg outline of pro grams for the ensuing year, showing that they had given this very careful thought. Aside from the standing committees, the regent appointed the following: Thrift and Con serration Committee —Mrs. N. G. W. Walker, chairman. Genealogy Committee—Mrs. €. N. Burckhalter, chairman. After the busineee session, delight ful refreshments were served and Aiming ’those from Williston wbo attended the Riley-Johna wedding Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Roberts Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Q. A. Ken nedy, Jr., and Mrs. J. A. Latimer. RILEY-JOHNS WEDDING W Mr*. H. L. O’Bannon and children are at home after a visit to relatives in Virginia. Mr. O’Bannon, who was operated on several weeks ago for appendicitis, will remain in the Old Dominion for awhile longer while he convalesces. ! . Feel Tired and Languid? Williston, Sept. 10.—A pretty wed ding occurred Thursday evening, Sep tember 1st, ht the Aiken Baptist parsonage, whan Miss Lois Kathryn f P«**al hour w M enjoyed. Woodward became the bride of Mr. Harold Z. Wptf, of Orangeburg. Only a few intimate friends of the bridal couple witnessed the ceremony, srtti*h I OUSTANDING EVENT. wa« performed by the Rev. Dr. Phillip J. McLean, pastor of the Aiken Bap tist church. Mr. and Mrs.’Wolf will make their future home in Orange burg, where the grooat b a popular and suoreasfal young business mam The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Woodward, sf Williston, and attended the Williston-Elko high school last year, and is very popular throughout this section. An Interested Member. c I W( Iwfmrlrtsi la dw Blsad On* Dull and sorts? Too many tel tired, dull gbd achy. Too often the cause is sluggish kidneys that pehnit waste impurities to remain in the blood and cause one to fed dull and listless— to have a nagging backache and annoying headaches and dtezy spells. That the kidneys are not working right is often shown by scanty or burning excretions. Assist the kidneys with Doan’a Pilli. Users every where recommend Doan’s. AsA yopr neighbor! DOAN’S Stimulant Divmtic to thm Kidney* Faster-MilburnCo..M!g.aMa..Biiff«lo,N.Y. FOLK-ROBERTSON WEDDING. WMliston, Sept. 10.—Of interest to friends and relatives, is the marriage of Mlsa JejajeJ^u Fplkjwd.Mr. M* B. Robertson, which took place at the home of the bride Sunday morning a t 9 o’clock. The Rev. W* R. Davis, pas- Aor of the brgte, officiated. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Folk, and one of ’Wfiliston’s most popular young ladies. She attended Wimthrop College, and has since been teaching near Waiter- boro. Mr. Robertson’s home is Youngs Island, near Charleston, where he is a very successful truck farmer. After the ceremony the happy cou- jple left in their car for Charleston «md Folly Beach. They will make their home at Youngs Island. An outstanding event of social in terest w*a the marriage of Mias Jean Riley, of Barnwell, and Mr. W. Jasper Jotea, of Allendale, which was cele*- brated at eiffht o’clock Saturday even ing at the Barnwell Baptist church, and which was attended by a large throng of friends. The artistic decorations at the church followed the liiMfe of the pulpit and chancel, at*d ware of palms and ferns, dinging vine* and high white and goM .cathedral candlesticks, which formed a verdant'’and glowing back ground foe the bridal party. Mrs. J. M. Brodie presided at the DUS IN ESQ duilderD FOR SALE:—Leonard refrigerator, porcelain lined, 100-pound ice capaci ty? also Star Detroit five-burner oil stove with built-in oven.—VI. C. Mil hous, Barnwell, S, C. 8-25.tf. sj, FOR SALE.—A fine Jersey cow, frerii this week; a four-gallon milker. For price and further information see Prof. W. W. Carter, Barnwell, S. C. OJL*. *7 0 • • * » ENTERTAIN WITH SUPPER PARTY. Friday evening, aftek the rehearsal for the Riley-Johns wedding, Mr. a nd Mr*. Perry A. Price entertained the bridal party with a lovely.supper. In a setting of pink asters and queen’s wreath, with pink candles casting a soft glow over the living and dining rooms, covers were hud for twenty- four, the brides place being marked with a miniatture bride. During the evening, Miss Riley presented her attendants with pearl pendents, wt&le the groomsmen were given silver pencils by Mr. Johns. Those jrresewt were: Misses Jesn Riley, Mary Roberts, Rosalie Spann, Lydia Glover, Martha. Dixon, Mrs. Baynafcd Calhoun, Mrs. B. F. Fore man, Mrs. BUI Robinson, Mrs. J. M. gfol, little Patrick Riley, sassll niece FOR RENT.—One of the. best six- horse farms in Barnwell County, lo cated in the Big Fork section, ten, umui, — i-. «»»..•».., «i». •. «. • . . • . mile* from Barnwell, five miles from 1 Btodfc; fcessr*. Jasper Johns, W, I> bnde ’ * lon * Mm, fiv, miles from Utamr.. Ptace John., Owen BUey, Will Riley, Tod of tbe tamwn „ th. Jim Ulmer PUoe. Ap-' Riley, Solomon Blwtt, Bill IWmpn.j trld " 4luM ‘ •TT’ ^ ply to W R. Hubbard, agent for Mrs. Baywsd Calhoun. B. F. Foreman, J.| cunmng little poke bonnet and Mimic L. Hubbards Barnwell, 8. C. | if. Brodie. H. J. Phillips, Flowers Cal ■ ^ cmrrM * qaaJnt no ****y Mrs. Perry A. Price’s full sweet so prano rang out in “Come to Me,” and “Call of Love.” A* the last sweet norte died out the wedding chorus from Lohengrin wee sounded and the bridal party entered. First came the ushers, Mr. Jack Phil lips and Mr. Perry A. Price, of Barn well, Mr. Baynard Calhoun, of Allen dale, and Mr. Bill Robinson, of Allen dale, who advanced to the altar where they were joined by the groomsmen and. maids who entered in couples. Mr. Ted Raley, brother of the bride, with Miss Marthj, Dixon, of Williston, and Miss “Speedy” Glover, of Orange burg, with Mr. Julian Keel, of Allen dale. Next came the matron of honor, Mrs. B. F. Foreman, of Allendale, sis ter of the groom, who entered alone. The melds both wore lovely gowns of white taffeta, very bouffant and finished with tdOches of filmy tulle, and worn with white taffeta frilled poke bonndts, both carrying lovely old-fashioned nosegays of pink roses and lavender asters. The matron of humor wore % gown of white taffeta and folk and carried an armful of lavwnder. The maid of ^teg|||Hies Mary Roberts, of Aehe^^^^Kter of the bride, entered p^^HHptwore bouffant gown of* I^Refoffeta hdnd painted in. silver, and carried am arm- ’ ful of long stemmed pink radience; roses. Next came the Httle flower boon and Julian Reel. * •i< ON EIGHTH PAGE) . j. L. - * "■ *- TWE* NUTWy —- Isfcj® I take pleasure in announcing that I have severed my business relations with the Gulf ^Refining Company and will in the future devote my entire time and attention to the management of The Daisy Oil Company i A complete and up-to-date tank station is Oil Mill property in Barnwell and we are prepared to take care of the needs of old and new customers alike. There has been no "" vT . change in our organization, which insures quick service to our 'v _ * — — * -— r ■ ■*" ~~W~ mf* * t ; trade at all times. We will sell only the best grade of Gasoline and Oils , »*. * ’ v- * » • • ''"W » v- • ^ U) *• ' *VA< w-* * * * ■, *• y t* w and if you have not a connection with us at this time, phone, write • • i * or wire and a representative will call. * I take this opportunity of thanking my friends for past cour- ■ t* .v.. ^ * / • „ | m . --2^ " testes and feel quite sure that their connection with the new com pany will Ynean increased business for them. A; J. BENNETT, Manager .* s •*>' The Daisy Oil Co. Barnwell, S. C. ANNOUNCEMENT! # For over SIXTY YEARS this firm has run continuously under the one name— ’ r • Phinizy & Company *.*45 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 drip 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 on 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 bank 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 competition with that of our patrons when making sales. We extend •to all patrons a cordial invitation ‘to visit our warehouse at any time. Very respectfully Ferdinand Phinizy Phuthy, SAFE