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_1_*~ * t Thursday, January sth, mu tHE BARNWELC PEOPLE-SENTINEL, BARNWELL,tOUTH CAROLINA PAGE PIYE. • HERB AND HEREABOUTS. • Mts. G. M. Main, of Meyer’s Mill, r ■'* ■ * ■ t was in Barnwell on business Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Perry A. the week-end with relatives spent umter. MONTHLY MEETING OF » ’ \L AST'-T ’ D. A. R. CHAPTER. « . ■ ■ • J}- ... -r, A . • * . : The regular monthly meeting of ,, , _ .the Barnwell ^Chapter, D. A.R., will Mr,. Hugh McLaunn, of Sumter ^ he , d ^ Mrs g L E«,terliug, . the guest:of her ,.,ter, Mr,. LeRoy pridlly at {o)Ir 0 . c|<)ck AU Molair. members are urged to be present. "S\ » ^ . Miss Pauline Holman hSs returned WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON iome after spading a couple of weeks with friends in Ohio. / s ■' .. —— BRIDGE CLUB. ? .t . The members of the Wednesday Af- Miss Ruth Dicks, of Dunbarton,i was ' temoon Bridge Club were entertained the guest of Miss Blanche Bennett last week by Mrs. Robt. A. Patterson. High score prize was won by Mts. war with a silver centerpiece filled with satin and Carrie? the ring in a lily, white narcissus and asparagus fern v The flower girl, little Misg Joe Ann Gleaming green candles from each Bauer, niece of the bride, wore a pe- end of the table and the buffet gave tite duplicate of the maids’ gowns and an added note of hospitality to this carried a nose-gay of pink roses, lovely room.-. Mrs. Charlie Brown, Sr., The bride entered to the strain* of and Mrs. J. Lawrence Widman, of Lohengrin’s “Bridil Chorus” with her Asheville, N. C., the latter a sister of brother-in-law, Mr* John Lawrence, j the honor gue£t, presided at the silver Widman,. of Asheville, N. C., who gave service at each end of the table. Sand- her in marriage, and they were met at wiches, salted nuts, cakes, macaroons, the altar by the groom and hi* best chocolates, bonbons and mints were nian, Mr. Glenn Tony,-of Richmond, graciously served by Murs. Charlie Va. The bride was very lovely in her Brown, Jr., ^Jlrs. Louise P. Bauer, gown of ivory duchess satin, fashicn- Miss Elizabeth McNab, Miss Rosalie ed with a high waist line finished with Spann, of Sumter,^ and Miss Julia a narrow tailored belt and l&ig, Lemon... A hundred guests called dur- close-fitting sleeves, while the skirt during the Christmds holidays.. Misses Rosalie and Louise Spann have returned to Sumter after a visit - to Mr. and Mrs. Perry A. Price. MiSs Jewell Woowdard has retuqied to Lander College, after spendirig the the games. Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E y F. Woodward. Perry B. Bush and consolation cut by Mrs. B. P. Davies, the whiners being presented with bridge, sets. Miss Rosalie Spann, of Sumter, ^was also remembered with a gift. A salad i 0V ely home ing the hours of lour to five-thirty. LOVELY PART* GIVEN FOR BRIDE-ELECT, had Vtonnet’g lovely lines, culminating in a full circular flare. The long, flowing court train was beaded with bands of pearls. A filmy veil of ivory tulle was held in place by a Misg Blanche Bennett has returned to her school at Cades after spending the Christmas holidays with, her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bennett. Honoring Miss Blanche Porter, b an( j 0 f pearls 4 "and orange .blossoms, popular bride-elect, Mrs. R. C. Holman completing the bridal attire. ‘She car- and Mrs. R. G. Herndon entertained r j e( j ca jj a ]i]j es tied with white, satin Saturday afternon at I t|ie former's r jbb 0 n. .. lovely home. The IHlh^ rtiom.»*and" During the ceremony Mrs. Holman course with coffee wa s served after j ji^ry were thrown en suite and deco- played the “Lieberstrom,” and immed- rated with Southern smilax, the soft iately thereafter T-reception was glow from pink shaded lamps lighting held Thoae who ag^ted Mrs. Porter, ,t the rooms, where eleven tables were mot her of the bride,* who wa s dressed arranged.--The color scheme of pink j n black flat chiffon with (jorsage -of and white was also noted in the tally w hite roses, in re^eivtfig were Mrs. MRS. McLAURlN j\ND MRS MOLAIN ENTERTAIN. The many friends of Solomon Blatt, Esq., of this city, will learn* with re gret of the critical illness of his mother, Mrs. N. Blatt, at her home in Biackville. Monday afternoon. Mrs. Hugh Mc- Laurin,of Sumter, and Mrs. LeRoy- Molair enteYtained at the home of the latter with five tables of bridge in hojior of Miss Blanche Porter, bride- | elect. The high score prize, a piece j of lingerie, was won by. Miss Hazel i Coleman and the consolation, a dainty bag of guest powder puffs, was cut Prof. Dan Hartley, a member of the faculty of Staunton Military Academy, '■ enjoys the distinction of being the first new New Year subscriber to The ' " "'f’eople-Sentinel.' 1 1 * . AUDITOR’S NOTICE. I will be at The followfng^ptacet for °* Wetern Carolina, Blackvil.e the purpose of taking returns for 1931. Oily personal property will be re turned this year. Ten per cent, pen alty will ha added for hot making re- turns before March 1st, 1931: — Elko, January Sth. Hilda, January 12th. Leigh, January 14th. Meyer’s Milt, January^ 16th. Robbins, January 19th, Snelling, January 21at. —— Williston, January 23rd. ^ Respectfully yours, . 1 W. H, MANNING, . County Auditor. notes and mortgages held by the Hank Notke to. Debtors and Creditors Notice i s hereby given that all per sons having claims against the estate of Dallas Grater, deceased, will .pre sent them duly verified to the under signed administratrix) at Biackville, S. C., and all persons indebted to the said estate will make prompt settle ment to the undersigned. OLIVE BAXLEY, , Jan. 6, 1931. Administratrix. CITATION NOTICE. cards ^and mints served during the L ou j se Bauer, Mrs. J. L. Widman, Mr. y The State of South Carolina, games. . . ^ and Mrs. B. P. Davies, and Mayor artfl As the-gue?t s arrived they were jj rs g ^ Sexton in the reception given tally cards by Mrs. Herndon, ha f 1; Col and Mrs N . G.' W. Walker the bride-elect’s chair being marked and Mr and Mrs c F- Mo i air { n the with a bow of white maline centered mU8ic room; Mrs j. Julien Bush and with pink roses. After several rounds Mrs T s Cave in the gift room< Mrs . had been played, it was found that H j Phillips presided over the bride’s by Mis s Margaret Free, the winners : *°P st<)re was held by Mr.-. Harold register, and Mrs. JL- M. Hale and piesenting their prize s to the guest Tins ' e y» Florence^ who was ^j rs l. Molair invited the guests of honor, who was also given a jaf o{ presented with a Madeiia buffet set, i n t 0 ^b e dining room, where they were dusting powder powder by the hos- ^ rs - Charlie Brown, Sr., won second served ice cream in the shape of lilies, individual angel cakes, fruit cake and. tesseV'. Following the game s a salad „«oujiaa 1 ..Wiit< served. high score, prize,, a vanity i>.et; Mrs. County of Barnwell. By John K. Snelling, Esq., Probate Judge. WHEREAS, Fanny M. Simms, hath made suit to me to grant unto John G. Simms Letters of Administration of the Estate of and effects of Chas. Carroll Simms. THESE ARE THEREFORE, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Chas._ Carroll Simms, deceased, that jjayd-■..At-Xlvxi„co^..cut consolation, a mints by-Misses Mabry, Mood, Free, lhey. be and appear before me. in the X f J. C. Moody, whetyttfottatfs the “Dew Drop In” farm in the "suburbs of Barnwell, called at The . People-Senti nel office Monday morning to renew his subscription. The Rev. Mr. Wood, of Charleston, conducted" services at the Church cf the Holy Apostles Sunday morning- He was entertained while here by Mr. and Mrs. Chrlie Browm, Sr. Mr .. L Dr.Jiand Mrs. 'A. B. Patterson -have returned to Barnwell after spending - 0 f J t he table, several weeks in Florida. Their friends will be glad to know that Dr. •Patter-on*, is greatly improved in health. ’ '' Misses Willie Bush Deason C and Mary Frances Moore have returned to S p ec tjv e Iy. After a course dinner the their schools at Ridgeland and ^ ra y , guest s held a rehearsal of .the wed- silk duster, and Miss Porter was Hutto and Carter, while Misses Ellis DINNER PARTY COMPLIMENTING K iven a guest room novelty in the and Coleman presided at the punch Mice i>i * vriii? ..nnTiro ' ! shape of a doir whose flarin K skirt bowl. The handsomely appointed ! held pink and white powder puffs, table was covered with a lace cloth, Mrs. Louise P. Bauer and Mrs. J. The winners also presented their prizes cen tered by a large silver bowl filled Lawrence Widman entertained at six to the guest of honr, who wore a most w j t h Madonna lilies and delicate fern, o’clock Tuesday evening at the home becoming evening gown of pink_ j H [ gh s j ng i e silver candlesticks held of their mother, Mrs. J. A. Porter, Assisting the hostesses in serving a w hjt e tapers and in every way was the with a dinner paity in compliment to -chicken salad course with coffee were b r i da i tone of white and green em- their sister, Miss Blanche Porter, and Mr. Cecil S. Harris. The table >vas covered with a lace banquet cloth over pink and had for a centerpiece a bowl of white, narcissus. Candlesticks holding pink tapers graced each .epd Each guest’s pldfee-was marked by a place card of a bride and groom, and the boner guests’ places were marked ^y a miniature altar with a miniature bride, groom and minis ter. Pink ba-kets and silver comnptes | Y^DDIXG held salted nuts and pink mints, re- Mrs. Harold K. Tinsley, of Florence, phasized. Mrs. W. L. Molair, Miss Pauline Hoi- Later in the evening Mr. and Mrs. man and Miss Sarah Patterson, who Harris departed for a wedding trip to wore lovely pink and white evening Northern points. The bride’s going- dresses, carrying out the cplor spheme. away, suit was a blue ensemble trim- After cards the following guests med w iHj gray squirrel and matching called for refreshments: Mrs. W. A. Fuller, Mrs. L. A. Plexico and Miss Jewell Woodward. PORTER-HARRIS accessories.^ 'Mrs. Harris wa s a student at Chi- cora and Brenau Colleges. Her entire life has been spent in Barnwell, where her blondp beauty, enhanced by • an attractive personality, high character and womanly graces have won for her Cross : Roods', respectively, after- spending the holidays with Barrtwcll relatives,. .. • - ' )Poes to Hospital for Operation. A. J. Bennett left Tuesday for Orangeburg, where he we,n| to enter a hospital f r an operation. His j friends hope that he will soon be re stored to health. ding which took place Wednesday evening of this week. M iss Porter wore a pink satin even ing dress with pink slippers.' ” Enjoying the occasion were the member s of the bridal party. IN HONOR OF MISS BLANCHE PORTER. Of rare beauty and charm, center- ing the interest of a wide clhcle of a Urge circle of ^riendtl and admirers, friends in this and other States, was as ha > bwn P r0 ' ,en V the ma ">' >> re the wedding of Jii-s Blanche Porter, nu P lial P artie s which have been given youngest daughter of Mrs. Joseph Al,, in her honor sin;e the engagement leu Porter arid the late Joseph Allen . was announced, Porter, and Mr. Cecil Stallings Harris. I Ml - Hal ™ is ' tha » onl y s0 " of Mr - of Richmond, Va„ which occurred “"<1 M,s - R - L - Harris - of Ra| e i * h - N - Wednesday evening at.six o’clock at C - He is a graduate of the University the home of the bride’s mother on Court of Probate, to be held at Barn well, S. C., On January 10th, next after publication thereof, at 11 o’clock in the fbrenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administra tion should not be granted. Given under my Hand this 30th day of December, A. D. 1930. —t : JOHN K. SNELLING, Judge of Probate, Barnwell Co. Published on the 1st day of Jan. 1931, in The Barnwell People-Sentinel. Branch. The said property is to be sold free of taxes and Hens. T%e mn> dersigned Receiver also will sell in front of the Courthouse at Barnwell ~ between the legal hoars- of sale salesday in February, 1931, for cash, to the last and highest bidder, the following described real estate, to- wit: All that certain piece or tract of land in Barnwell County, State of South Carolina, -. containing twenty- seven acres, merewr lean, and bounded aa follows; On the North by lands of Drayton W. Walker; on the East by lands of Peter Reed; on the South by lands of Otig Smalls, and on the West by lands of Keeler. - . - . Also, all that certain piece or parcel * of land, situated near Peace Haven In dustrial-School in ^he Town of Biack ville, South Caranna, measuring- fifty feet by one hundred and twenty-fire - feet (50 by feet) and bounded as follows: On the North by street; on the East by lands of L. P. Boylston; on the South by lands of S. H. Rush, and on the West by lands of L. P. Boylston or street. Also, all that lot, piece, or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the County of Barnwell, in the State aforesaid, and known as lot number ^ twenty-one (21). jn block one (1), as shown by -tfr plat of the lots Efst of the" Southern Depot in Barnwell, South Carolina, and described as fol lows: Bounded on the North by lot number 20, on the East by Gordon Street, on the South by lot number 22, and on the West by lota number seven (7) and number eight (8). . The above described lots being the' -same -conveyed by Eloise B. Hagood to -E—B—Hagotd, Truatee, .December. T? NOTICE OF RECEIVER’S SALE. State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. — 4 Court of Common Pleas. i John E. Hurst and Co., Inc., in its own right and on behalf of all other creditors, of Mutual Trading Com pany, Inc., who may Join in this proceeding and share in the ex pense thereof-, ^ „ Plaintiff, . ' vs. f Mutual Tradings Company, Inc., Defendant. 31st, 1911, and by P. B. Hagood, Trus tee, to me December 31st, 1911, and recorded January 29th, 1912, Book 8-L, page 26. * . -- ' The purchaser is to pay for the papers and stamps. 1 t- SOMERS B. PRINGLE, Receiver for Mutual Trading Co. Dated Deceitiber 30, 1930. — NOTICE TO CREDITORS. of South Carolina law school and a member of the Richmond Bar, being Negro Cut to Death. . As the result, it is said, of domes tic trouble, Jim Carree, colored, was Marlboro Avenue; The ceremony was i performed by the Rev. ft-C. Murphy,' P™'" in< ' nt in the business. and social Mis. M. K. Hale, of West Virginia, pastor of the Barnwell Methodic, tht ' V| iKinia ,apiti,l * 1 - ' The many beautiful gifts attested -and Mrs. H. J. Phillips delightfully Church, who used the impressive ring entertained Friday afternoon at the home of their mother, Mr?. B. L. ceremony. • t The lower floor of the spacious eolo- Easterling, in honor of Miss Blanche n ial home was decorated with an en- pr Porter, whose mairiage Wednesday ! color scheme of green and white. fatall> cut by i l ul i\an, a so co even j ng 0 f thi s week was an outstand j An aisle formed with floor baskets ored, at Snelling Thursday morning, ■ 1 . . . . dying a short time later at a local ing social event of the season;- cards suggesting the bridal motif were drug store, where he was brought for. ' b mt|e Mis|( ,, Emily medical attentrn. The negroes were Anne Ea5ter|i and B U( . p hi ,_ tenants on the farm of R. R. Moore. the popularity cf the young couple, the good wishes of whose friends will fcllcw them thiough life. Out-of-town guest s were Mr. and Mr?. R. L. Harris, of Raleigh, N. G., Place land garlands ,f asparagus fe.n led Mias Pearl Harris aunt of the bride- from the graceful stairway t0 -. the ; Richmond, Va., who wore black entrance to the ceremony room, which I velvet "i 111 a «’ r8a K' of P mk ro8CS; Eclipses in 1931. There will ^ ^ ve eclipses in 1931— three of the sun and two of the moon lips, whil^ the honor guest’s place was, marked by a miniature 'bride. Seven table s weie arranged for cards. Mr?. R. G. Herndon won the high score prize, a box of French ffcee None of these will be visible in North' and the consolation a party America except a partial-aclipae Of handkerchief, Was cut by JRrs. W. U. the sun September 11, which, will be M » lal >-> the P n “» helnK P' ese " ,ed 10 visible in Northern Alask.r The dates Miaa P» rt f• » as a ! s0 a of the ether eclipses are . s follows: | !“"■ ° { a ' lk h ; ia ^ th ? hos - A total eclipse of the moon April 2- taaaaa - A tempting fn.it salad with 3 j.tea was enjoyed after the games, sisted in serving by Mrs. B. L. Eas- .... t „ ‘ Arir :, 17 1 Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Phillips being as- A partjal eclipse of the sun April 17-, : d f 18 A total ec+ipse the moon Septem ber 26-27. “ - A partial eclipse of the sun Octo ber 11th. Advertise in The Iteopie Sentinel. ^ DVSINESQ DUILDERO 1 terling and Mrs. G. M. Greene. JOINT HOSTESSES COM- % * PLIMENT BRIDE-ELECT. Mrs. J. Julien Bush and Mrs. B.JP., r . • a "■’V • Davjes weie hostesses at a brilliant tea at the Tlojne of the former on through the rotunda, and a s Mendels- Main Street Thursday, afternoon in s chn’s “Wedding March” jjealed forth, honor of Mis s Blanche Porter, bride-, the twe-ribbon beartjrsi^Htle Misses elect of this week. The living room! Emily Anne EasterlhJ^tqii^ietty Lee of this lovely home wag beautifully | Phillips, dreswd chiffon, led adorned with pink cainatiohs, paper the piocessian; Aid "^gtlfd the satin was • brightened by tal; vases filled with Madonna lilies. An altar, bank ed with ferns and palm?, was impro vised at the far end of the *oom. Sin gle candle Holder? and (candelabra held wax tapers, which w-ere lighted by Mr. Ben P. Davies, Jr., and cast a mellow glow % over a scene of entranc ing liveliness. A s the guests assembled, they were received at the door by Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Davies and Mayor and Mrs. B. W. Sexton. During this -time, Mrs. R. C. Holman, in egg-shell chiffon with a corsage of pink roses, played “My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice,” and also accompanied Mrs. Perry A. Price, whose beautiful voice wa s heard in “All for You.” The latter was dressed in pink satin with a corsage of ro?es. • Glimpses of the bridal party, which formed in the upper hall, were seen Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Widman and son, of Asheville, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Har old K. Tinsley, of Florence; Mr. and Mr?. Hugh McLaurin, of Sumter; Mr. Ben P. Davies, Jr., of the University of South CArclina; .Mr. Glenn Tony, of Richmond, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Wragg, of Biackville; Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Johns, Mr. Otig AH, Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs.Bay- nard Calhoun, Mr.-and Mrs. Edwin Hazel, of Allendale; Messrs. William Tisdale, Robert L. Fulmer, John Han cock. Ocey Butler and “Dec” Russell, of Columbia. iwhjte narcissus and blooming pot ^plants. The guest'? were met at the STRAIGHT SALARY:—$35.00 per door by Mrs. Perry A. Price.“Little by_the ‘br> de,s - nia ‘ d * ^ r ‘* Hugh Me- which neglect-had let it fall. By this week and expenses. Man or woman with rig to- introduce POULTRY MIXTURES.—Eureka Mfg. Co., East St. Louis, 111. Dp Seed just in. 13 cents *per pound, f. o. b., Denmark, for quick ?ale.—Chris tie Bros., Denmark, S. C. - Itc FOR SALE:—Extra large Mary Misseg Mary Bush and Joe Ann Por ter Bauer, in dresses of yellow geor- Laurin, of Sumter, who was met at the door by Mr. Ben P. Davies, Jr. gette, received the cards. The reeeiv- 'Mrs. Harold Klugh Tinsley, of Flor ing line wa? composed of Mrs. Bush, Mrs. J. A. Porter, mother of the bride-elect. Mrs. Rj S. Dicks and Mrs. Perry B. Bush invited the guests into the dining room, which was beau- Washington Asparagus crowns—Terie, tiful in every detail. The table was Richardson, Barnwell, S. C. 2tc covered with a cloth of Italian lacc • / "* y A tcJfL * , ribbons to admit the attendants to the ceremony room. They were followed Great Miaaion Pioneers . Revered in California The mission of Carmel stands as a memorial to Father Itamon Meslres ns well as to the great Padre Jonipero Serra. Products of different epochs. Padre Serra and Father Meatres were botli pioneers, the one in mission founding, the other in rebuilding. Per haps it was partly due to the fact that Father Mestres’ birthplace in Spain was nearby that of. Padre Serra that, finding himself pastor of San Carlos at Monterey, he vvaij iqppired \vith the zeal that restored the neighboring Carmel mission from the wreck into ence, dame of honor, entered alone, followed by MfS. Richard G. Herndon, Tnraid being picturesque in turquoise blue flat chiffon, with blue slrpper?, carry ing arm bouquets of briarcliff roses, tied with pink satin i ibbon. State of South Carolina, ' ' County of Barnwell. ^ — . .Court of Common Pleas. JohmJiL Hurst and Co., Inc,, in its own right and on behalf of all other creditors of Mutual Trading Com pany, Inc., u(ho may )oin in this proceeding and share in the pense thereof, 4 1 Plaintiff, vs. * Mutual Trading Company, Inc., Defendant. By virtue of 6 decretal order to me- directed in the above entitled cause, I will sell at public auction fb ’•'’the last and highest bidder for cash in the store of the Mutual Trading Company af Blackvijle, South Carolina, on Jan uary" 15th, 1931,'at 11:00 a. m., the tsock of goods, consisting of* drygoods, shoe?, groceries, hardware and ac count?. The stock will first be offer ed in parcels and then a s a whole, the accounts, notes and mortgages being sold separately; also; equity in the ■ - +——■ To the creditors cf Mutual Trading Company:- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that un der and by Virtue of a decretal order to me directed, you are hereby re quired to file an itemized verified statement of account with the under signed Receiver within ninety days from date hereof, otherwise you will be barred from participating in the assets of the said Mutual Trading Company. SOMERS B. PRINGLE, Receiver fer Mutual Trading Co. Dated December 29, 1930. ■ ■i — xSouthiOidcsl N u rserv restoration Father M 08 * 1-0 * served the traditions of his church and the tyel farq of the state to which he brought back the reminders of the great age of romance of early CnliCornia - WUH averx. eaoijjiifk f honor* Hie hi*c)X attendants cfat .Fattier Mestres walked with hu mility In the footsteps; of his grout predecessor. Passing on. he leaves a memory of character and achievement as Ids monument.—San Kranch&p Chronicle. x Majestic Ranges WE HAVE JUST FINISHED OUR ANNUAL INVEN TORY AND FIND OURSELVES OVERSTOCKED ON MA JESTIC RANGES AND WILL MAKE SPECIAL PRICES TO MOVE THEM. WE HAVE THEM IN BOTH STYLES—RES ERVOIR AND HOT WATER BACK, AND THESE RANGES WILL LAST TWENTY YEARS WITH ORDINARY CARE, AND ARE THE ONLY RANGS THE RAILROADS WILL HANDLE WITHOUT .CRATING, AN$ WE KNOW WHERE HOUSES BURNED DOWN ON THEM AND WERE USED AFTERW ARDS. . . John Lawrence Widman, Jr., nepKeW’ ( of the bride, was dressed in ivory ^ Advertise In The People-Sentinel. -"ST . ewiBaeir'g»rw^iieir«wwf!M MOLAIR’S BARNWELL, S! C.