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RCH IS, 1928. THE BARNWELL PEOPLE-SENTINEL, BARNWELL, BOOTH CAROLINA ere and O^(ereabouts Name* of Tour Visitors, or Other Items of Local • ' <* • > . Interest for This Column. • i-.. Ral] Brown spent the week-end in th^ ty. ^ . . T. Lafitte, of Estill,^ was a busi- ess visitor here Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Rjley, of Green ville, were visiors here Monday., Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Vincent, of Uniomt are visiting Barnwell relatives this week. Miss Essie Morris, of Coker Col lege, spent the week-end in Barnwell with relatives. / - R. A. Deason left Monday MOLONY-CORNWELL ANNOUNCEMENT. Beauty at the Bar p m :+:-1 Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Molony, of for, Blackville, announce the engagement Chariotte, N. C5, to attend the Rexall > of their daughter, Lucylle Angela, convention in that city. , Mrs. James DeLoaCh and son, James Frampton, spent the week-end* with relatives in Hampton. to Mr. Milton M. Cornwell, of Wasfi- intgton, D77C., the wedding to take place in April. W Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fowke and son, Laurie Fowke, of Lyndhurst, were in the city on business Tuesday. Miss Ethel Calhoun, of Appleton, is the guest of Mr. ard Mrs. W: J. Lemon this week. BARNWELL MUSIC STUDY CLUB. ' ♦ At the MaP:h meeting of* the Barnwell Music Studju Club, held at the home'of Mrs. H. L. O’Bannon, the club had as its guests the Beethoven Music Club, which gave the afternoon’s program. This club, composed of the pupils of Mrs. Ira Fales, afforded its listeners a most enjoyable hour. The Winthrop Daughters met on Ml *s. Fales is to be congratulated on Monday afternoon of this week at the home of Miss Ella Lovrise Moliar. Mrs. Ralph Smith and little daugh ter, of Charlotte, N. C., are the guests of Mr. a n dMrs. S. B. Moseley. J. Buist Grubbs, of Williston, was in town Tuesday with Mabel Ford, Lizzie’s new sister. Fay K^ihp, of Sylvania, Ga., was the guest of his sisteir-in-law, Mrs. Olaree Cail, this week. The Ladies’ Guild of the Barnwell Episcopal Church met We|dnesday of last week at the home of Mrs. Charlie Brown, Sr. V Miss Myrtle Grubbs has returned from Charlotte, N. C M wherei she spent some time with Mr.* and Mrs. T. J. Still and other relatives and friends. ! B rSINKSO X ru^DERO $ | ❖ ^<~X~X~X~X~X~X^~X~>v"X~X~X~> / ' v . FOR SALE:—S. C. Red eggs from pure bred stock, $1.00 per setting.— F. H. Miller, Barnwell, S, C. her work, as the playing of each pupil, showed to a marked degree an un derstanding of music seldom found as a whole in a junior organization. Under the leadership of its president, Miss Gladys Lee, the club presented the following program: “Valtz Eccentrique,” Eggeling- Miss Nell Moore. “Concert Waltz,” Felton—Miss Margie Holland. . > “Dancing Leaves,” Gobbaerts— Miss Dorothy Richardson. “Dancing Spirits, 4 ’ Bohni—Miss Pa tricia Dicks. “Edleweiss Glide,” Vanderbeck— Miss Elaine Harley. “Capricarf f e,” Wiajchs—Miss Betty Mrs. Perry » A. -Price and Miss Banks. Rosalie Spann were<called to Sumter j “Grand Marche de Concert,” Wol- Thursday on account of the sudden lenhaupt—Miss Claire Dicks. J. E. Harley, Jr., a-student at Wof ford College, is visiting his parents, Col. aaid Mrs. J. E. Harley, this week. Mrs. Horatio R. Bigelow, of Wash ington, D. C., is spending a few weeks with her sister-in-law. Mrs. George Batten. ^ The many friends of J. M. Grubbs will be glad to know that he is re covering from an attock of “flu” and pneumonia. ' v ^ ANNOUNCEMENT Why pay more when we sell you for less? '•■•V i * ^ . , To our friends and customers;—We wish to announce that we have e opened up a first class grocery store and c^n save you money on everything you buy, We also have a First Class Lunch Counter in the back of store, serving all. kinds of sandwiches. We are Specializing on DIXIE MAID and other Self Rising Flour, and can save you money. Will sell you a sack or a carload at Rock Bottom prices. Call and be convinced. ’ . WALL STREET G. M. Anderson and G. P. Hogg, Proprietors. The Store that Saves You Money. \ me and place your order for Meats, Sugar, Flour, Rice and Lard in Big Lots and we will get it for you. death of an uncle. “Russian Rhapsody,” Hesselberg— Miss Gladys Lee. At a short business meeting Mrs. Lizzie M. Cave wks appointed dele- / vs. v FOR SALE. Gillard*a Plants (Blanket flower), 30 cents per dozen. —Mr?. W. C. Milhous r Barnwell, S.X. 3-15-ltc. MELON SEED.—Watson and Ex- eel, fiom largt« melons, home raised; $1.00 per pound. Also pink meat Loupes and Kirby Stay-Green Cukes. —Otis Brabham, Allendale, S. C. . 3-15-ltc. Prof. Dan Hartley is visiting rela tives here this week,'his school in Georgia being closed ^on account of _ & a ^ e » with Miss Ella Louise Molair as alternate, to tKe State Federation of V —Miss Frieda Hennock, pretty 23 year old woman lawyer, will defend the Benedetto Brothers, who are charged with murder. Miss Hen- nock is an accomplished lingu ist, a musician, and a student of medi cine, and. though she is strictly feminine—as emphasized by her long hair—she says*she gets more thrills from her court experience than she could from love. Local Fanners Plant 20 Acres of Potatoes t —' ** *? Terie Richardson and H. W. Sanders Will Grow Spuds for Carlot . « > \ Shipments. an epidemic of measles. Col. and Mrs. Edgar A. Brown went up to Laurens , Friday to attend i State Federation of Music the funeral of Albert C. Dial, a nephew whs h meets in Orangeburg of Ex-Senator Nat B. Dial, who died 1 Thursday night after a short illness. . Col. and Mrs. H. D. Calhoun, Mr. and .Mrs. Robt. A. Eesturling an^d little daughter, of Denmark, were the guests of relatives here Sunday ufter- nooni . . LOST.—Some time ago, a gentle man’s gray vest between Southern and Atlantic Coast Line depots. Fin der will rt(turn to The People-Senti nel office and receive rewards 3-15-ltp. FOR RENT:—Four-room dwelling, with all modern conveniences, on Simms Street, in good residential sec tion of town of Barnwell.—For fur ther information apply to—J. G. Moody, Barnwell, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Euguoe Easterling and little daughter returned to Greensboro, N. C., Tuesday after spending a few days here with rela tives. Women’s Clubs to be held at Aiken April 10th/ 11th and 12th. For the Clubs April 12th, 13th and 14th, Mrs. S. B. Moseley was appointed as delegate with Mrs. W. M. Jones and Mrs. Le- Roy Molair as alternates, i Has Life Membership. . M rs. B. L; Eayuvrling ivas carried to an Augusta hospital Saturday for treatment, and her many friends hope, , . ,% , , • his progressiveness that she will soon be restored to _■ health. County Supenntendenit of Educa tion Horace J. Crouch is the proud wearer of a gold lapel ^button, em- Mematic of life membership in the South Carolina Teachtrs’ Associa tion. It is understood that Mr. Crouch enjoys the distinction of bci- ingrthc first member of that organiza tion to secure a lift? Membership, which is look^i upon by his many friends as just another indication of Fertilizer Investigation by Farmers show that — INTERNATIONAL Crop-Producing FERTILIZERS In view of the fact that the Irish potato crop in the lower part of the Stall promises_to be verj( late this season, due to the cold wet weather of the past several weeks, which caused the seed potatoes to rot in the ground, Terie Richardson and H. W. Sanders, of this city, are planting twenty acres of spuds for shipment to the markets of the North and East. Mr. Richardson stated to a represen- tative—of- The-People-Sentinel Tut n- day that he expects their crop to come (in about the samti time as the Beaufort crop. Like other truck crops, thost. who “hit it right” make handsome profits on Irish potatoes and the friends of these two progres- sive farmers hope that they will Are worth more because they produce Greater Profits at Harvest time/ for sale by— - »o C. F. MOLAIR, Barnwell, S. C. f 1. F. and M. KEELER, Blackville, S. C. Semi for Booklets which give Valuable Experiences of Farmers International Agricultural Corporation * MANUFACTUAJBRS 1 * OP HIGH GRADE V r*mTIUTEmt V. ■ AUGUSTA, GA. 1 J JU! ’ Now Is the Time to Send ut your orders for the BEST NURSERY STOCK. FREE catalog upon request. Augusta Fruitland Nurseries Georgia “make a killing” on this Spring. their venture • ADVERTISE IN THE PEOPLE-SENTINEL. — .Hr, o FDR SALEr—Excel Melon Seed, selected from melons grown on my farm. $1.00 per pound, cash with order.—B. R-Anderson, Dunbarton, S. C. 3-1-tf. Miss Emeline Batten motored to Edge/Ield Sunday afternoon to visit Mrs: Joseph Holland, a school friend, returning to Barnwell Tuesday after- noo-ru Before her marriage Mrs. Hol land was Miss (Christine Tompkins and attended a school in Montclair, N. J. T TOURS ian Country “THE LAND OF EVANGELINE” The Maritime Provi dences of Canada July 1 to July 13. ' July 15 to July 27. July 29 to Aug. 10. Aub. 12 to Aug. 24. Aug. 26 to Sept. 7. UNDER DIRECTION OF I. V. WOOD, Inc. For attractively illustn itinerary and full infon write or consult W. E./jjUfliee, D. P. A., Southern/pailway System, Columbia J. D. Robinson came ‘down from Columbia Tuesday morning/ leaving here yesterday in company with L. Mrs. Lilias Walsh. A. Plexico and W. P. Morris to enjoy Barnwell, S. C., March 13, 1928. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. Notice is hereby given that all persons holding claims against the estate of Mrs. Lilias Walsh will file Jhem properly attested with the un dersigned Executor, on or before Sat urday, the 31st day of March, A. D., 1928, and all persons indebted to the said estate will make prompt payment to the said Executor. Darling P. Walsh, Executor of the Will of .•^X-X-X**X-X-X-X-X-X-X»*X-X-J <**X**X**X*<~X"X^~H*<~X*<***X~X*<»^ > * * V. Carload of Maid of 'Athens 3-15-3L TAX NOTICE. another fishing trip in the lower part of the State. Two weeks ago Mr. RobTnsoh liad the thrillmg experience of hooking and landing a 26-pound roek fish. Notiue is hereby giveni that all Mrs. G. M. Greene has returned ta! ' cs due ,he town of Barnwell must from Burlington, N. C„ when, she' be P» id or b * fore A P ril lst . 1928 ’ was called on account of the critical or executions will be issued against illness of her sister, Mrs.’ George . the property and same advertised for Glaspy. Her many friends will be glad to know that Mrs. Glaspy.whose life was* despaired of ten days ago, is mow convalescing and it is hoped that she will soon be Entirely restored to health. */ ^ . v Yesterday ^Wednesday) Mrs. Geo. Batten had as her guests her nephews, Lieht. Etagene C> Batten, an army aviator, and Norman K. Batten and the latter’s wife, who stopped over in Barnwell while en route to Florid^ by automobile. Lieut. Batten has had a distinguished career as a flier and his brother, Norman: Batten, is an tomobile racer of national fame, hile racing at Indianapolis last May, his car caught fire, Mr.-Batten driv ing the machine until his hands were so badly burned that he had to use his feet to guide the blazing automo bile out of the way of the other racers. As a result of his injuries he was forced to spend the entire sum mer in r. hospital. Both brothers have been at the Walter Reid Memorial Hospital In Washington and will spend some time in Florida recuperat- ip£. sale on Saleday in May, 1928. By order of Council. Forest S. Brown. Clerk, Town of Barnwell. modic Croup Often checked with one application of Vicks. Just rub on throat and chest r ickA Je, VapoRub Over T?Million Juts Used YEarix Mrs. Angus Patterson’s .BEAUTY SHOPPE m- £ ive-4 i o 1 is« EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO BEAUTY. Phone 117 — Barnwell, S. C. 4 ^^X^^X-X^X^K^XK^X^XK*^*^ Just Received c Six Eye Cast Iron Range as shown Price $47.50 ; ’ ' ’ * , / . = .,A Many other sizes in Stock. We Want You to See Them x • • • . 9x12 Best Quality Congbleum Rugs $10 A»k About Qtfr “E-Z” Payment Plan. D tv. Barnwell X~X*X* # X~X^X»*X'< , X~X*«X»<~X* *X" X, ■ ■ ■>, REID