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THURSDAY,,; MAY 7TH, l?3t. THE BARNWELL PEOPLE-SENTINEL, BARNWELL,' SOUTH CAROLINA Notice of Lodge Meeting. Harmony Lodge No. T?, A. P. M., Will hold a regular communication in the Masonic Hall, on All local and visiting 'Thursday night, May ‘28th, at eight o’clock, brethren are cordially invited to attend. ' F. S. BROWN, J. E. HARLEY, Secretary. W. M. K. of P. Lodge Meetings. The regular meetings of Barnwel] Lodge No. 16, Knight of Pythias, are held on the 1st and 3rd Friday nights in each month. mem- hers and visiting breth ren are cordially invited to attend. Wm. McNab, J. E. Harley, K. of R. and S. C. C. • HBRB AND HEREABOUTS. • G. A. Bestjif Ulmer, \va s a visitor here Monday. j. R. L. Hair of Williston, was a business visitor here Tuesday. Dr. E. W. Ellis, of Dunbarton, re newed his subscription to The Peo- ple-6entineL while in town Monday; Mr. and Mrs. Jack, Spires, of Gieenville, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ruff during the past week. The local D. A. R. Chapter will meet Friday afternoon at 4:30 o’ clock at the home of Mrs. T: A. Hol land. ... Miss Willie Bush Deason has re turned to Ridgeland after attending the Deason-Smith wedding here Sat urday. | . i Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gregory, of Columbia, spent Sunday here with the latter’s mother, Mrs. Maude Holmes. Miss Anna Sams Clark, of Aynor, attended the Deason-Smith wedding and while here was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Hagood._ Earl Hair, of Elko, is -a new sub- JcnbJx to' The People-Sentinel thi» week. • - CoL and .Mrs. Edgar A. Brown and 1 ttle daughter spent Sunday in Aiken. C. B. Marconi, of Charlotte,-N. C., spent Sunday in Barnwell * with friends. Miss Leah Brown, of Brunswick■, Ga., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brown, Sr. Mrs. Cecil S. Harris, of Richmond, Ya., arrived Thursday for a visit to her mother, Mrs. J. A. Porter. The Ladie 4 ’ Guild of the Barnwell Episcopal Church met Tuesday after- jioon with Mrs. P. M. Buckingham. Idis Brabham, of Hattieville, and Capt. W. D. Black, of Williston, at tended the regular monthly meeting of the Beard of County Directors here Tues lay. | OUSINESC | I DriEDERO | SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY: — H.^me-made Mothers’ Day Cake,e, 35c and 50c each.—Mrs. Harold W. Reel, Barnwell, S. ('. Itp. FOR SALE:—Good, bright peavine and pindatvine hay, also good quali ty sugar cane syrup.—For prices, etc., eee, or write—C. E. Grimes, Elko. S. C, R. F. D. :** ' 5-7-3tp TOMATO PLANTS:—New or Im proved Stjne. Large and strong. 25c per 100, or $2.50 per thousand at Barnwell or Seigiingvitle.—Mrs. L. M. Cave. » < ^ The last meeting of the Barnwell County Teachers’ Association for the present term will be held in Black- ville Saturday of this week. Mrs. C. E. McGregor and son, Eugene, of Girard, Ga., were the week-end guests °f Mrs. S. R. Good- •fion and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Goodson. An interesting program has been arranged for the Barnwell B. Y. P. U. for next Sunday nigtit. Don’t fail tp attend'the meeting which be gins at seven o’clock. Q. A. Kennedy,- Sr., and hi s son, Q. A. Kennedy, Jr. of Williston, were business visitors here Thursday af ternoon. The latter is a strong con tender for one of the South American trips being offered by the importers of Chilean nitiate of soda. JUNIOR-SMART SET • BRIDGE CLUB. Mrs. Robert L. Bronson entertained the members of the Junior-Smart Set Bridge Club Thursday afternoon. The high score prize 'for club mem bers, a novel door stop, was won by Mrs. LeRoy Mclair; the high score prize for guests, a boudoir pillow, was won by Mrs. -Walton Padgett, and the consolation, a cup towel, was cut by Mrs. Mordepni Mazursky. The hostess served a sweet course with iced tea. Besides the club members, the guests were Mrs. B. H. Dyches, Mrs. Billie Chrfstie, Mrs. Perry Folk and Mrs. Walton Padgettr of-Cplum.- bia. \ 1 —. = _ M^. and Mrs. Will Riley, of Au gusta, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Riley, of Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley, of j Greenville and Mr. and Mr#. Jasper Johns, of Allendale, attended the funeral of their grandfather, John C. Dowling, he»e Sunday afternoon. The Barnwell "high school baseball team ha s been playing a weird brand of the national pastime this spring. The boys lost the opening game io Ellenton, 12 to 6, dropped another to Williston, 18 to 15, and won a re turn game from Ellenton, 18 to 17, a total of 86 runs having been..scored in the three games. POISON THAT BOLL WEEVIL!— lam getting in a car of molasses and Niagara calcium arsenate. Let me book ycur i equipments. Get right out of the cars and save money.— Otis Brabham, Allendale, S. C. 617-2tc. \ FOR SALE:- •Velvet bean seed. For prices apply to C. F. Molair, Barnwell, S. C. V 4-30-tfc FOR SALE—Red cow, sired by reg istered, Jersey bull; with heifer calf by registered Jersey bull; calf born Apiil 23, 1931. Price $50.00 cash.— T. B. Ellis, Lyndhurst, S. C. 4-30-2tp FOR SALE:—Very large covered Chevrolet truck with lean-to tent; the thing for camping or furni ture moYmg^capable of housing a dozen persons; irT'-goGdcondition and reasonable in price.—A?to«Lss Box 267, Allendale, S. C. . The friends of Miss Kathryn Hol land, of Barnwell, Wttt'be interested to know, that she ha s been elected as sistant secretary and treasurer of the student government body at Win- threp College. She seived on • the board during her freshman year and this office is the highest that a #ophomore can hold on the executive ‘board. It is al#p of interest to note that Edwaid Ninestein, a son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. f^inestein, of Black- ville, has been elected vice-president of the student body at the University of South Carolina. r 6ciety ENTERTAINS FOR BRIDE-ELECT. Mis g Pauline Holman entertained Wednesday, afternoon of last week at her home with a bridge-shower in honor of Miss Elizabeth Deason, whose maniag e ' to Lieut. Michael G. Smith, of Columbia, was an event of cordial interest Saturday. The home was beautifully decorated with mas 4 e s of pink roses.. Carrying'.out the color scheme of pink and white, the- hostess served .pipk and white cream, pink and white heart-shaped cakes and mints of the same color. Mrs. Marie Mace won high score prize, a box of bath cubes in pastel shades. Mrs. Carrie Herndon cut consolation, a bridge pad, and the guest of honjr was presented with an attractively decorated pair of shoe trees. After refreshments were served, the hostess presented the bride-elect with many useful and lovely gifts from the guests present^ DEASON-SMITH • ‘ ' WEDDING. One of the prettiest weddings of the season was that of Mis s Marian Elizabeth Deason to Lieut. Michael G. Smith, of the United States Army, which occurred Saturday afternoon at .five o’clock at the home of the bride in Barnwell. The ceremony, marked by its simplicity, wa s per formed by Dr. W. M. Jones, pastor of the Barnwell Baptist Church, the im pressive ring ceremony being used. The lower floor of the home was thrown en i*<uite and made beautiful with quantities of pink and white flowers and fern. Preceding % th e cere mony, Mrs. Periy A. Price sang “AH for You.” Entering the ceremony room to the strains of Mendelssohn’s Wedding March, played by Mi-s Margaret Scarborough, the bride and groom proceeded to the Improvised altar, banked \\ith massive ferns and pink tapers in tall candelabra. During the ceremony Mrs. Price scfftly sang/‘I L v* V u Tiuly.” The tuide, a dainty brunette of ex ceptional beauty and charm, was a picture of loveliness in a gown of pale pink net. fashioned on long lines, a full frilled skirt and tight bodice with quaint cape collar. The dainty -lippti> were of matching shade. She carried an arm bouquet of rcse? tied with pink tulle. Her only t .tendant wa* her sister, Miss Willie Bush Deason, who was lovely in a gown cf ch ff^n. After the ceremony, an informal reception wag. held. Following the reception, Lieuten ant and Mrs. Smith left for a short bridal trip, after which they will be Foremost in Dollar for Dollar Value NEW REEIN EM ENTS . . ^ J WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ‘BRIDGE CLUB. Mrs. J. W.'Ruff was hostess last at home in their apartment in the week to the member's of the Wednes- Wit-Maiy, in Columbia. < Mr?. Smith day afternoon Bridge Club. High traveled -iq a chic ensemble of navy score prize was won by Mrs. Charlie blue with accessories to match. She Brown Jr.,* and consolation was cut is the eldest daughter of Dr. R. A. by Mrs. R. S. Dicks, the winners be- Deason, of this city, and attended ing presented with handkerchiefs. A Winthrop college. She has been salad course was served during the making her home in Columbia for the afternoon. past two years. - Lieutenant Smith ig from San An tonio, Texas.' He i s a graduate of We 4 t Point and is at present feta- FOR SALE:—Cabbage, Tomato and Bermuda Onion Plants—$1.00 per 1,000. Pepper, Sweet Potato and Egg Plants, $1.50 per 1,000. Prompt ship : ment.—Dorris Plant Co., Valdosta, Ga. * • 4-lQ-4t. FOR SALE:—Hundred thousand nic^Mary Washington Asparagus Crowns, $2.00 per thousand.—W. C. Smith, Jr., Williston, S. £\ , 2-12-tf FOR SALE:—Pedigreed Spotted Poland China Hogs. A few gilts and young boars.from “Registry of Merit” darpa. All cholera immune. Booking orders for Spring pigs, May and June delivery.—W. L. Molair, Barnwell. S. C. ; ENTERTAINS WITH BIRTHDAY PARTY. Frances How’ell, daughter of Mr. tioned with the 82nd Division in Col , and Mrs. J. G. Howeli^ehferUinW UlllWai . ‘ i thirty of her friends Monday after- but-of-;own guests for the wed- ' noon with a birthday paity. Games ding wejt: Mr. and Mrs. Williaqa and contests were played. Sol Blatt, Bush, of^Rigusta, Ga^Miss Margaret Jr., the winner in the contest, was Scarborough, Mic ? ^B^therine and ; presented with a stick of peppermint * Lidie Withers, Mrs. William D. Mel- Dufing th e afternoon the ton, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Goodwyn, guestiT-wgie invited into the dining Mr. and Mrs. F..A-, Bailey, Col. Rufus rbom, \vher5 s ^-delicioU^pfinch and Giant, Maj. Claude Smiyi, Capt. ~ r ~ ^glajs - 1 , BlizfcaH, John-.'-and , Nat ce. Alfred—Gaflliard, Miss Anne 1, Miss MAY DAY PARTY IS ENJOYED. McCall, Miss Nell Stack, Morton Vi- sanski, Pr£f. Kilpatrick, Mr. and j- • i "The Junior and Intermediate De- Mrs. J. J. H:.p£, Hugh Brown, Lieut, j partments of the Barnwell Dl^ptist and Mrs. Calhoun" Boineau, all of Sunday School gave \ a lovely May Columbia; Miy and Mrs. T. T. Pe£*- Day party Mataday afternoon on the pies, of Wtldrrt, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. l vacant lot in front of Mrs. B.^L. Eas- Ja-per Johns, c£ - Allendale; Miss j telling’s residence. Miss Suo Carter Mary, Phoebe .gpsh. of Ellenton; Miss I had -charge of the^May Pole D*mce Nancy Pate, of Bishopville, and Mrs. „atid quite number of little girls took James Beit r., wio is making her parti Virniwe]) ter a. few weeks etc., were'sold and quite a neat sum ^ realized, which will be used to make final payment on the piano in the Junior department. . v ADVERTISE IN The People--SentineI. YEAR NTEE ALWYN BACH Radio's most popular voice, and winner of the Gold Medal award for perfect diction. Every Sunday night at 8 o’clock E. S. T. over WJZ and associated N.B.C. stations. _ MR. BACH SAYS: — "You will now hear a coast-to-coost broadcast of Enna Jcttick Melodies, sponsored by the manufacturer# of Enna Jettick — ENNA capital J E T TIC K — Enna Jettiek Shoes for Women and Junior Enna Jet- ticks for the Modern Miss. > Their message to you is this: Insist upon a proper fitting of your foot. It is easy to be misfitted without realizing it at the moment. Experi enced Enna Jettick dealers can fit any normal foot stylishly and cor rectly at extremely moderate cost. Y $ U NEED NO LONGER BE TOLD T YOU HAVE AN EXPENSIVE TOOT The manufacturers specialize In making an extreme range of sizes and widthz—AAAAA to EEE. Sizes 1 to 12 — enabling Enna Jettick Dealers to fit any normal foot.” And we, dealers in SSBlJETfl SHOES FOR WOMEN Wisu io #ay that we have your style, your width, your size in our stock at $5 and $6. H. ANTOPOLSKY Barnwell, S. C. Popular Excursion —TO— Washington, D. C. Friday, May 8th, 1931 A* Constantly refined. . . . Many fea- , tures added. . , . New conveniences. . . . And General Electric’s 3 year Guarantee protects you fully against upkeep ex- pen« e for three Tong years. A. f T t ? T ? T T ♦ ? ? t Special Campaign Offer - s’* _ - $10 Down, Balance in 30 Months 1 Sei 5 Refrigerator Dishes and a Bridge Table Cover given with each refrigerator purchased during this Special Campaign. South Power Carolina Company — From Barnwell, S. C. —to— „ WASHINGTON $15.50 Good 5 days from date of sale. Proportionate excursion fares from other points. Visit the Nation’s Capital in the beautiful spring season. Consult ticket Agents SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM * ? f f J T t t f ♦To X INSURANCE FIRE • WINDSTORM PUBLIC LIABILITY ACCIDENT-HEALTH SURETY BONDS AUTOMOBILE CalW^dCo. P. A*-*« off Manarer. ' ^ 6 6 6 LIQUID or TABLETS Cure Colds, Headaches. Fever CURES BABY’S COLD . Advertise in The People-Sentinel Announcement t —and a Pledge TO THE OWNERS AND PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS OF “CATERPILLAR” 'PRO DUCTS, WE DIRECT THIS ADVERTISE MENT. IT IS BOTH AN ANNOUNCEMENT AND A PLEDGE—TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE ARE HERE!—TO PLEDGE THAT WE WILL MAINTAIN THE SAME HIGH STAND ARDS OF SERVICE REQUIRED OF “CATER PILLAR” DEALERS EVERYWHERE. WE HAVE SELECTED THE PRODUCTS WHICH WE CHOOSE TO REPRESENT WITH THE SAME CARE THAT YOU WOULD EM PLOY, WERE YOU IN THE POSITION OF OFFERING FOR SALE MERCHANDISE WHOSE QUALITY MUST JUSTIFY’- THE PERMANENT FUTURE GROWTH OF YOUR BUSINESS. THE MANUFACTURER, TOO, HAS EX ERCISED CAUTION IN SELECTING A DEAL ER OF SUFICIENT FINANCIAL AND MORAL RESPONSIBILITY * TO INSURE COMPLETE AND RELIABLE SERVICE TO PRESENT OWNERS AND PROSPECTIVE PURCHAS ERS OF ITS PRODUCTS. FROM THIS DATE WE WILL HAVE IN STOCK A COMPLETE LINE REPAIR PARTS AS WELL AS NEW MACHINES AND SOLICIT THE OPPORTUNITY OF SERVING YOU IN CONNECTION WITH ANY OF THE PRO DUCTS BEARING THE NAME— ~ CATERPILLAR ■■ V, x' ‘ * - ... . TRACTORS nee. u. a. rat. orr. ROAD MACHINERY . COMBINES . Smbard Iron Works and Supply Co. 5 AUGUSTA, GA. ' FOUNDRY • ' - . BOILER WORKS MACHINE SHOP \ JMILL SUPPLIES •swiwEiuasSSE a SEND US YOUR ORDERS FOR JOB PRINTING. : T- - •>