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m'J Notice of Lodge Meeting. Harmony Lodge No. 17, A. P. will hold a regular communication in the Masonic Hall, on Thursday ~ night,. July 23rd, at 8:30 o’clock. All local and visiting 3 brethren are cordially rr invited to attend. F. S. BROWN, Secretary. J. E. HARLEY, — W. M. ; K. of P. Lodge Meetings. The regular meetings of Barnwelj Lodge No. 16, Knight of Pythias, Pare hel|d on the 1st and 3rjl Friday nights in each month. All mem bers and visiting breth ren are cordially invited to attend. Wm. McNab, J. E. Harley, Kdfof R. and S. C. C. The many friends of M. C. Diamond will be glad to know that his condi tion lut£ steadily improved for the past week and he is now able to.., see his friends. Mrs. W. L. Molair and little daugh ter are spending this week in* the mountains of Western North Carolina with Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Wragg, of Blackville. / .. , T. N. Putnam, of this city, and Mjj Bailey, of Vamville, left Tuesday for High Point, N. C., to purchase n*w stocks of furniture for the Reid Fur niture Stores. • HBRB AND HRRRABOUm G. A. Best, of Ulmer, was a busi ness visitor here Tuesday. He says that hi s section hasn’t had a real soaking rain sincd early in the year, but in spite of the dry weather very good crops have been made. . Mrs. Ralph Brofcn i s visiting her parents at Lugoff this. week. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Still and family motored to Augusta Saturday. G. M. Anderson and Farris Halford ‘-pend Sunday with friends in Sumter. Prof. H. H. Kin" and little s.^n, of visitor* Jutc Tues- Miss Nelle Garrison, of Piedmont, and M iss Helen Martin, of Gaffney, Were guests of Miss^ Mary Frances Moore last week. The returned home Monday accompanied by Mis s Moore, who will be their guest this week. ; Mrs. J. Julien Bush* and children, Jim and Mary, left Tuesday for Sul livan’s Island, whfere they will spend a week as the guests of Mr. and Mrs'. Herman Brown, of Blackville, who have a cottage there for the summer. were Mrs. Nathan Kartus, of Bes semer, Ala., Mrs. Edgar Loyns, of Elloree, Mrs. J. Julien Bush, Mrs. Solomon Blatt Mrs. PerrjT B. Bush and Miss Elizabeth Burckhalter. ions k - clock in the afternoon and 8:30 at night, the series closing on Sunday night. • i ^ “ Rev. Mr. Taylor i 8 a forceful speak er and it is expected that a large crowd will attend each service. . ADVERTISE i.t The People-Sentinel 6 6 6 LIQUID OR TABLETS Relieves * Headache or Neuralgia in 30 miuntea, checks a Cold the ftrst day, and checks Malaria in three days. 666 SALVE FOR BABY’S COLD. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thames,, of Greenville, were the gue-ts of Dr. ^y- and Mrs. H. A. Gross on Friday. Mr. Thame a i s the new manager for the Mn«. Dai>y Buckingham is visiting StandafoOil Co., in this district. LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENT ENJOYS BANQUET. ' - One of the most delightful occas- in Barnwell in the past -~£ears was the banquet given in honor of the local Fire Depart ment on the Court House grounds last Friday evening, sponsored by Build ing Fund Group No. of the locsF Baptist Church, Mrs. G. M. Greene, leader. J. W. RufL manager the South Carolina Power Company at _ Barnwell, added much to the occasionrgfr " * . . ^t‘ re ,tr z“^|Le8al Advertisements to light up the grounds. Another at traction was the excellent music by “Lang and his Gang” throughout the entire evening. After serving a de licious barbecue and chicken supper- to the Department, Solomon Blatt, Esq., toast master, introduced Judge Bellinger Maher*, who entertained the large audience for quite a while with one df hi* usual original speeches. Others were called upon but seemed to be too full for utterance. The speech making was ended by Mr. Blatt, a s an honorary member of the Fire Department, expressing the ap preciation of the Department for this honorr conferred upoh'them, as well as the excellenUeats. The barbecue wa- -aid to be the A petition having been'filed in ac- "best served .in Barnwell in years and* cerdanee, with section No. 319, A^ts IMPORTANT NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that I, Caro- •Hne Elizabeth Kemp, am the wife of and the duly appointed Committee of Angus Hayne Kemp, and that I will not be responsible for any debts con tracted by said AhgUg Haync Kemp, or any checks given by hirA, or any obligatibnp made by him in any way. CAROLINE ELIZABETH KEMP, Committee, for Angus Hayne Kemp. • R. F. D. No. 2, Elko, S. C. Thi s 20th day of July, A. D. 1931. • NOTICE OF ELECTION. much credit due Rivers Duncan, whof under the supervision cf T. K. of the General A-sembly, 1931, notice is hereby given that an election will relatives and* friends-in EJgefield this succeeding Mr. Buggle, who has been! Bo,en » prepared all of the meat .and be held in Hilda School Drstr.ct No week. Pat Morris of Greenville, spent the transferred to Orangeburg a Mis. Lena Davie* and B. P. Davies hash. Afte r serving the department, suppers were >old to pay for the ex pends. the surplus being applied on week-end with relatives in the Her-1 spent the week-end with Mr. and | ^he build.llg Tumi eebt of the Baptist cules action. Anne Thomas, of Holly TTiil, is spending the week with Jlr. and Mrs. G. M. Greene. - T, > ^ M rs. Maude Hwlmes is the gue-t of fyer ^on, “BobbU ’ H< lines,- in Au- Mrs. T.~D. Fegleman in Burlington,i ( T* 1 ® committee in charge N. G. They were aecompanii-d home i l ‘kes this methrak cf thanking the by »V latter’s wife and s-n, Billie, who spent a couple of wgeks with relative^ and frienls in Burlington. Gieenaburo, Wmsti n.Sakm and Ral-. c‘gh. . . ■*. . . i . . gu«ta this week. # Mrs. I.. A. Plexico ha< return?! ftem Myrtle Beach, where she chap- ’ercneil a Ki'd-.-’harty. Miss Elizabeth Mace has returned home, after a visit of several weeks to relatives in Columbia. ociety M iss Nelie Mob re, of Augusta, was the week-end guest of her parents, Mr. and Mr-. B. S. Moore. SWIMMING PARTY IS ENJOYED. On last Friday aftemojn'thfe Mary G. Hailey elas* .of the Baptist Sun day School enjoyed a swimming party at Turkey Creek. About thirty-five 9, on Saturday, August, 19( 1931, for the purpose of determining w hi ether or not. the Hilda School District shall withdraw from the present High School System of Barnwell County. lakes this meth *k < f thanking the I The said election -hall be conducted people of the town for th«flr 'liberal j is provided by law-. All persons patronage a* well‘as Claus-en and f who wer? qualified to vote in the Sons for a libelaL donation bread, j Democratic Priina^-, 1930, w'ho n<»w The following firemen and their twdj* in said district, shall be eligi- wives were present: Mr. and Mrs. j ble to vote in said election. The L. C. Vickery, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Doll* wll be o|H>ned at the A. C. L. GENERAL 9 ELECTRIC ■ ■ V Rl Hair, Mr! and Mrs. Gilmore Harley, Mr. andt’Mis. Geotg,, Peeples, Charierf Burtkhalter. Mr. and ~Mr?. Brooks Bennett, Ham^l Peapock, Mr. endq Collins. Mrs. Hogg, Hummel Harley, Furman B. Davis. L. A. Plexico, Mom Jeffcoat, C. A. Woo ley, Marvin Hol land, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Molair. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Har|ld Williams. The color ed members of the Department who attended \ were: Lang^VTilliams. Le- Roy Sabb, C. C. Rountree, Johnny Patterson, Thomas Ryan, Chkilie depot and the fo|J$wing are hereby appointed managers of the election; A. N. Black, H .D. Hut»r and W . G. were present on this occasion and -Misses Myrtle Mae and Beatrice a * ter an hour ! ‘l )t * nt in the wat * r a Duncan. WiH Ryaig and Daniel Price. Hutto ar e -pending some time with lunch wa s spread under the £. W. Reid, who wa* too ill to attend, the r aunt, Mrs. Rose Still. I tr «* s » nt * al1 enjoyed the occasion _____ \ j very much. The class, together with ^_Mri and Mrs. Edgar Loyns, of El- 1 ^'s. T. D. ( u-ighton, presented Wee, are vi-iting the lattei’s mother, 1 ^ • Sext«*n, teachei of the Mrs. B. Mazursky thi s week. Mi<s Lcttla Still, of Corley’s Mill, i s 'spending some time with her auht, M rs. J. H- Gunnels, near Barnwell. class, with a lovely gift, she having given up the place as teacher on ac count of her health. was remembered with a nice supper. Huvs Kadio Station. Those- favoring the proposed with* draw al shall cast a ballot with the word “YES” written or printed there on;' and those opposing the with drawal shall cast a ballot with the word "NO” written or printed thereon. B. S. MOORE, JR., County Supt. of Education. July 30, 1931. CITATION NOTICE. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BRIDGE CLUB. Mrs. T. M. Willis and Mrs. Win- • „ * cluster C. Smith. Jr., -of Williston, weie visitors here Monday afternoon. State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. By^John K. Snelling, Esq., Prebate Judge. Radio Station WIS, located at-. Col- WHEREAS, W. T. McKerley umia. ha* been purchased by the Lib- bath mal e suit to tne to grant unto erty Life Insurance Co., of Greenville, him Letters of Administration of the It is understood that th? new owners! Minnie S. plan extensive iniprovemnts and will petition he radio commission for a Mrs. Ferry A. Pric e was ho-tess to change in wave -length and for in- M.iss Myitis Grubbs has returned hnm# after an extended visit to rela- * Jives and friends in Montgomery, Ala. Mrs. W. H. Hutto and son wer e the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. S Still, at •theichome near Barnwell, on Friday. Miss Elberta Still has returned the members of the Wednesday Af ternoon Bridge Club last week. The high score prize for club members, a flower pot, wa 8 won by Mrs. Thos. M. Boulware: the high score prize for creased power. Charged With Stealing Oil. -Leroy McLemore, negro cook at the BhrnweTT Fruit Company’s restau rant, was arrested Tuesday on a guests, a- Vport handkerchief, was won by Mrs. Nathan Kartus, of Bes semer, Ala., and the consolation, a deck of cards, wa s cut by Mrs*. Char-. „ . . _ __ . . Seivice Station on Main Street Mon- he Brown, Jr. Th e hostess served ^ . * , ii , . , , ■t.u * a dayViighl and stole several gallon? of cantaloupe sundaes wrth wafers and . r . . .. charge of larceuy, it being alleged that he broke a pump at the. Standard cakes. The guests included Mrs. home after spending several weeks Mordecai Mazursky. and Mrs. Nathan with her brother, Shelton Still, in Kartus. Charleston. _ , Little Mis 8 Kitty Plexico, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Plexicq, is spending a week at Virginia Beach with relatives. Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Jones and the BRIDGE PARTY IN HONOR OF VISITORS. lubricating oil. Baptist Church Services. The Rev. J. S. M. Finch, of Elko, will conduct services at the Barnwell Baptist Church next Sunday morning in -the absence of the pastor, Dr. W. Miss Mary Frances Moore enter tained with three tables of bridge on j M. Jones, who is on his vacation. Wednesday afternoon of last week in There will be no night services. On hono r of Misses Helen Martin, of the following Sunday, the Rev. B. H. 1 aUer’a*'mother*, Mrs’.’ 3. A. Owens'. I G * ffn, »> » , ' d > < elle Garrison, of Duncan, of Williston, will preach, left this week for Blufftton, where P^nront. The high score pr.re, bath 1 -- they will spend several days Miss Ann e Mabry has returned to powder, waa won, by Miss Pauline Holman; the low score prize, a lag doll, was awarded to Miss Louise 'Barnwell B. Y^P. U. Pregram. The B. Y. P. U. program f^- this Hows: ^ _ _ Deacon Phillipe.” — dP>S Miss Ann e Aiaory nas reiumea to ’ . - ; / , is as ^ Abbeville after . visit to Mr. and Dsvrs of August, and the consol.- * # Mrs. Perry A. Price. She wa, accom- j *'«"• « in ' charge , Dod sd»^till. A panied by Miss Rosalie Spann. j a,re ,c 8 e ^th a stiin^ of ? reat m eetin £ b y Miss Jennie Black. were each presented with a stung of J ■ , , ...' beads. lee cream and cake were Winningon the h.ghway by Miss Marian Bolen In spite of difficulties Estate of -and 'effect* of McKerley. THESE ARE, THEREFORE; to cite and admonish all and singular the Kindred and creditors of the said Minnie S. McKerley, deceased that they be and appear before me, in the Cou^t cf Probate, to be held at Barn well, S. €., on Saturday, Aug. 15th, next, after publication thereof, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon to show cause, if any they have, why the said Ad ministration should not be granted. Given under my Hand thig 29th day of July, A. D. 1931. * JOHN K. SNEELLING, . Judge of Probate. • Published on the 6tb day of Aug., 1931, in The Barnwell People-Sentinel. It pays daily dividends Every clocking hour of every calendar day more than a million users of General Electric Refrigerators ’’cash in'* their dividend “cou pons” of savings in food and money. Lower ^ - in price — with new refinements — with a three-year guarantee on both its Monitor Top and its cabinet — the General Electric Re frigerator is an even wiser investment than before. Buy your General Electric now! $10 down-30 months to pay Public utilities have developed conveniences that kinyx could not command—and have placed tin m within easy pyrse-reach of every famity.~ - * L. A. Macraw, President.. South.Carouna ■Grower. company Annual Mid-Summer Vacation Excursions New York, Washington, Chicago MOUNTAIN AND SEASHORE RESORTS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 15th, 1931 —GOOD 21 DAYS— Following Round Trip fares apply from BARNWEELL to Principal points. Proportionate fare* apply to many other points. - ^ - Rev. and Mrs. B. G. Murphy and two chiidren left Monday for^Lake | serVed - Junaluska, N. C., where , they 'will j eqjoy a few weeks in their cottage there. . . by Eunice Moody. Anxiety.the . task by Elaine Harley. Human Touch -by Chailes Burckhalter. After con-1 vernation, what ? by Elizabeth Mis. G. M Greene expects to leave Friday for Columbia, where she will Set, Bidge Club Fiiday morning. The be joined by Mrs. Lelia Best for a high score prize for club members, a JUNIOR-SMART SET - a. . , \ .Tjrr. -r- BRIDGE CLUB. * . Mrs. Mordecai Mazursky enteitain- Grubbj> Only one convert by Dod- ed the members of the Junior-Smart gon g ti jj Outsiders are always welcome. I ten days visit to Wilson and Burling ton, N. C. - purse, was won by Mrs.- LeRoy Mo lair; th e high score prize for guests, also a purse L was won by Mrs. Solo- Ira Fales, Esq., left Friday for a m0 n Blatt; the guesi of honor, Mrs, Revival Services at Ellericn. f y T-*' ’ ' Ellenton, Aug. 3.—A series." of icvival meetings began this afternoon visit .to Washington, D. C. He was Nathan Kartus, was presented with g, t the local Methodist Church under *'■'* lAtliijl'^- , ■■■■ «■-—■■ imn II !■ I H P nIia«r»A«—«I f ft <"> — i 1 : S * — a. * . — . ^ ^ Ml m ■ 4 n »» - wg ipawdart anA.4hfti by Mrs. Fales, who has been takings solation, a pound cake, was cut by w jth Rev. Eben Taylor, of Allendale, . special course in music this summer Mrs. R. L Bronson. The hostes g serv- doing the preaching. • ^ at the Baltimore Conservatory of ed a salad course with punch. Be-| Continuingthrough thii week,’there Music - I sides-the dnh membersr the' guests will be'ttKTservices daily, at 4:30 o*- I v ' ■ -*?. • ... • PLEASE PUT ALL BOTTLES ■ OUT DAILY. That Good Jersey Milk WE INVITE INSPECTION We know our milk is GOOD, fo r WE Drink it. -- _ ... _ “You Can' Whip Our Cream, but You Can’t Beat Our Milk.** 1 - - *s - See our truck eJP^y each morn ing on the streets of Barnwell, o r drop us a card. Appledale Dairy L. C. FOWKE, LYNDHURST New York $27.75 Richmond 115.50 Atlantic City • 1 27.80 Norfolk XL- 15.70 Philadelphia . .... 25.30 Chicago 33.60 Baltimore 21.06 Detroit S2A5 Pittsburgh .. 30.50 - Cleveland 32.55 Niagara Fallg 33.75 Cincinnati —.1... 1 29.50 Montreal 41.45 St. Louis 32.70 Washington _ \p.60 - Louisville 29^0 Asheville 8.45 Waynesville 9.45 Proportionate excursion fares Yrom all other points in South Attractive vacation fare 8 to many des|ination8 to mfeet he wans of everybody. — Convenien train service. Pullman cars—Modern Day Coaches—Din ing Cars. ~* . • * '*■ . . : . -Consult Ticket Agents Southern Railway System Visit Tybee Over the Week-End and Stop at SAVANNAHS BEST HOTEL SAVANNAH MODERN ■ '/ FIREPROOF IN EVERY ROOM ELECTRIC CEILING FAN. MOST CENTRAL LOCATIOIWL ELECTRIC CEH.ING’ FAN MOST CENTRAL LOCATOMT