Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I v \. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1927 ere iincl jKereabouts t Thone Ua the Names of Tour Visit ora, or Other Items of Local Interest for This Column. v Hugh Boinest, of Columbia, was a visitor here Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Patterson spent Saturday in Augusta? J. F. Halford, of Jacksonville, Fla., is visiting his brother, S. J. Halord. Mrs. Jasper Johns, of Allendale, was the guest of friends here Tues day.^ Mrs. Gary Owens, of Charleston, is on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Otto Evans. Mrs. Lizzie Rice, John Rice, Nat Rice and Dtm Hartley spent Sunday in the dty with relatives. The friends of Mrs. W. ft. Manning, who has been at the University Hos pital in Augusta for 'some time, will be glad to know that she is improv ing after a serious illness. * v Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Greene, of ElUtiton, visited relatives in Barn well Sunday. , Friends of T. R. Chisolm, of Black- ville, will learn with regret that he " J is critically ill. Mrs. Fay Kemp and Mrs. Louise Bennett spent the \k^ek-end with Mrs. E. R. Cail. • Col. Edgar A. Brown was calkd to Washington, D. C., this week on pro fessional business. * Dov Ir. and Mrs. R. D. Reid and Mr. owling, of Varnville, were visitors here Tuesday afternoon. Capt. and Mrs. J. B. Armstrong at tended the Guess-Bull marriage at Appleton Saturday evening. l --r-r" Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cornell, of States- r- • ville, N. C., are the guests of Mrs. Marie T. Cornell this week. B. S. Moore, Jr., spent the, week end with his sister, Miss Mary Fran ces Moore, at Winthrop College. IJrof. Joe Hamrick, of Williston was a week-end visitor in the home of the Rev. and Mrs. C. K. Turner. Miss Nell Stack has resigned her position with Brown and Bush and has returned to her home in Colum bia. The Ladies’ Guild of the Barnwell Episcopal Church mot Tuesday after noon at the home of Mrs. Edgar A. Brown. * > r.r Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Da Costa and daughter. Miss Elizabeth, of Colum bia, were th egueets of relatives here Sunday. * Miss Helen Turner, of Greenvifle, spent the wjek-end in the city with her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. C. K. Turner. ;* Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sexton, of Col umbia, Mr. and Mrs. N. T. McElroy and baby, of Louisville, Ga., and Mr and Mrs. Robt. F. McNab and little daughter, of Charleston, spent Sun day in the city with Mrs. Sallie Mc Nab. ’ _y 1 Mrs. Wm. Dunbar and children loft Saturday for their future hbme in Atlanta after spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. T .A. Holland. Miss Virginia Hutto, a member of the local faiculty, spent the week-end at her home in Denmark. Mrs. A. A. Lemon, Miss Elizabeth McNab, Mrs. G. W. Whitaker, Mrs. Rivers Carroll and Miss Mabel Mims represented Barnwell County at the State meeting of the Tuberculosis .As sociation, which was held last week at Ridgewood Club, Columbia. ydtigty D. A. R .CHAPTER MEETS FRIDAY. The local D. A. R. Chapter will meet tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at four o'clock at the home of Mrs. R. C Holman. KENNEDY-BROWN ENGAGEMENT. LugoflT, Nov. 5.—Mr. and Mrs. Al fred Edward Kennody announce the engagement of their daughter, Ma'-y Arabel to Theodore Ralph Brown, o:' Barnwell, the marriage to be solem nized December 12«h. SMART SET BRIDGE CLUB MEETS. The Smart Set Bridge Club. met with Mrs. D. B. Witherspoon last week. The high score prize, boudoir bell, was won by Miss Ella Louise Molair and the consolation, a wal vase, was cut by Miss Blanche Por ter. During the afternoon a sweet course was served. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BRIDGE CLUB. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. M. Boulware and Mrs. V. P. Bonner attended the £lieas-BuU wadding-At.. Appleton Sat' The members of the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club wtre enter tained last week by Mrs. Thos. M Boulware. The high score prize waa hfgs.- • The friends of little Miss Maude Halford will be glad to know that she is doing splendid work at the Cedar Spring school. Dr. R. A. Deason, Mrs. €5. R. Cail, Gilmore S. Harley and Stephen Dea son visited Robtrt Deason at a hospital in Columbia Sunday. Mrs. C. T. Wooten, of the Child Placing Agency, of Columbia, was in town qn Thursday and while here was the guest of Mrs. G. M Greene. J. R. Harrison left Tuesday night for Fort Worth, Texas, where he was called as a witness ‘ in tha United States Court'in an alleged oil fraud case. the consolation was cut by Mrs. Har ry D. Calhoun. A sweet course was served after the games. Out of town guests were Mrs. Mattie Lanier, o - ' Augusta, and Mrs. Walkta - , of Char leston. FALKENSTE1N-CREECH MARRIAGE. A marriage that came as quite a surprise to their friends was that o Miss Lula Falkenstein, formerly o Barnwell, but for the past few months of Columbia, and Mr. Horace Creech of this city. The ceremony was per formed in Columbia Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Creech returned ^Barnwell Monday night and are mak ing their home at the Circle Inn for awhile. They havfe many friend here who wish them much happiness The ladies of the Barnwell Baptist Church will hold their annual Bazaar MRS EASTERLING AND MRS. the contracting parties in both South Carolina and Georgia. “Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ellis Burkett announce the en gagement of their daughter, Miss Nancy Patterson, to Clarence Augus tus Chaplin, of Beaufort, the marriage to take place November 19th at the liome of the bride-elect’s sister and brother, Mr. and Mrs. William Gil more Simms, in Manning. with them the best wishes of their many friends upon th^ir voyage of matrimony. RECEPTION FOR FOOTBALL TEAM. V V OPENING MEETING OF ' _ WINTHROP DAUGHTERS. The opening meeting of the Win throp Daughters was held Monday af ternoon at the home of Mrs. Sol V. Brown, about 12 members being present. A letter from Miss Leila Russell, of Winthrop College, was read to the chapter, after which the following officers were elected: Mrs. D. B. Witherspoon, president; Mrs. LeRoy Molair, vice-president; Miss Ethel McSwain, secretary and treas urer. During the afternoon delightful refreshents were served The December meeting will held with Mrs. Edgar A. Brown. be The.members of the girls’ basket ball team entertained Friday even ing in honor of tha members of the Barnwell High School football squad with a reception at the home of Capt. and Mrs. J. B. Armstrong. About 35 young ladies and .gentlemen were present. The home was attractively decorated or the . occasion with the football colors, red and white. Dur ing the evening an interesting con test was held, the winners being Miss Scott McNab and Billy Sanders, who .were presented with a box of face powder and two handkercheifs, re spectively. Progressive conversation was also anjoyed, and the guests were served with dainty rereshents, con sisting of punch and cake. witfi a box of stationery. Miss Stack was awarded tho guest prize, per fume. A sweet course was served by the hostess; Out-of-town guests were Rufus- Paige asd Dubose Boylston and Miss Grace Paige and Miss Carolyn Douglas, of Allendale. STILL-CREECH * . MARRIAGE. v Miss Carrie Adelle Still and Mr. Benjamin Franklin Creech were mar ried on Saturday afternoon, October 29th, at 4:00 o’clock in the judge of probate’s office, Judge Snelling offi ciating. Only a few friends and rela tives witnessed the ceremony. Mrs. Creech is the attractive daugh ter of Mr. Pierce Still, of the Black- ville section,'and a granddaughter of W. D. Still. Mr. Creech is > a son of L. B. Creech, of Georges Creek town ship, and a prosperous young farmer. Tho young couple is well known throughout this section and carry MR. AND MRS. PRICE $ ENTERT4IN. • • 1 Mr. and Mrs. Perry A. Price enter tained on Tuesday evening of last vtek a* their home with a bridge party in honor of the local high school faculty and thesr house guest, Mi*:s Thelma Stack, of Elloree. After sev eral rounds of bridge, it was found that J. O. Patterson had high score among the men, and was presented with a carton of cigarettes, while Mi w 8 Grace Paige had high score prize among the ladies and was presented with' a perfume atomizer. J. B Owens cut the consolation for the men and was awarded a carton of cigarettes a lso. Miss Dorothy Wragg was fortunate to cut the highest card among the ladies and was presented Coming! Mammy’s Lit’ Wild Rose Rose, ( an orphan, has been brought up by her Aunt Hester, an aristocratic but austere maiden lady of the Vir ginia mountains. The love which the little jgirl craved has been given her but dear old Mammy Celie. To re trieve the family fortune, Miss Hea ter has betrothed Rose to Wade Car ver, a wealthy but hard hearted neigh- bor. Daniel French, from'the city, meets Rose by chance, and romance comes quickly. This brings about a quick tangling of the plot, and many tense situations arise, yet a vein of comedy is also provided in delightful fashion. Don’t fail to see this play. Popular prices. . Local talent! Agreement. We the Fair Association of Barn well arq^ subscribing 9125.00 for the prize money for exhibits as well as take care of tha expenses for putting in booths, decorating material, etc. These prizes av being given In'- connection with the fair being held during the week of Novembtir 14th. to lOth.'Inclusive. The building used for the uxhibits will be the Tobin Building on Main Street in Barnwell. President, W. D. Harley, Secretary, W. H. Duncan, Member, G. M. Hogg. ADVERTISE in The People-SentineL Mrs. Jkips PittorsM BEAUTY SPECIALIST PHONE 117 -for— V. FACIALS \ BLEACHES and TISSUE BUILDING ■ ' A SCALP TREATMENTS, FALLING HAIR AND DANDRUFF Permanent Marcel Waves HAIR TINTING Everything Pertaining to Beauty. 66 6 is a prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilious Fever & Malaria. . It kills the forms. pum co. Lorick 4 Low ranee, Columbia. Thompsou-Miler Hdw. Corp., Charles- FREE! FREE! With Every Purchase of $10 or Over We Will Give .< * ♦ A Bathroom vm mm ( ~ x ~ Exactly as illustrated. These Stools are nicely finished in Duco and one should be in every bathroom. in the Court House beginning Tues day morning, the 15th, inst. During Ihe entire weok delicious dinners will be served by the various* groups of the Baptist Churdh, dinners to be sold for 50c tend served in the Court Room, beginning Monday, _ the 14ch inst. ^ d Colds Relieved with Vapors Snuff Vicks up nose or melt in hot water and inhale vfcpora MACE ENTERTAIN. Mrs. Lessie B. EasterlThg^and Mrs. Maric< B. Mace entertained informally Tuesday evening in honor * of Miss Nelj Stack, who will make her future home in Columbia, and the teachers of the local school. Dancing and bridge were enjoyed during the even ing. Delightful refreshments, con sisting of block ice cream and cake, were served. _ Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Easterling, of Denmark, Hugh Boinest, of Col umbia, and J. S. Keel ,of Bamberg. Call and get yours before our supply is exhausted. BURKETT-CHAPLIN ENGAGEMENT. Allendale, Nov. 5.—The following announcement Uken Jrom last Sun- fs Atlanta* Constitution wiii bei witweet by the many friends ef“r‘ R. D. REID ; Barnwell ■ if >>i" )w-nr SbSpXCWE’