The Barnwell people-sentinel. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1925-current, July 13, 1933, Image 2

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Entered at the post office at Barnwell, S. C., as second-class matter. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Year $1.50 Six Months .90 Three Months .50 (Strictly ia Advance.) THURSDAY. JULY 13TH, 1933. Out in Denver, Colo., the other diy a deaf and dumb couple was married by a deaf and dumb preacher. That’s our idea of a “quiet weddin^ ! ,. ,, Unlese one John Nance Garner, of Texas, wish** to be consigned to tee total oblivion he’d better follow the lead of the late Thomas R. Marshall, who said, “What this country needs is a good 5-cent cigar,” and manufac ture himself an epigram. Frank R. Kent, Washington cor respondent and political writer, in an article in The Baltimore Sun, refers to “the unfortunate Hoover." It seems to us that all of us who had to live through the four years erf Hoover’s maladministration are the unfortunate ones. It is not always true that “a prophet is not without honor save in his own country.” Over in Geor gia last week Paul Brown, an attor ney, was elected to an unexpired term in Congress. In his home county, Elbert, he received 2,624 votes out of m total of 2,670. Congress man-elect Brown should be as proud of his home people as they evidently are of him. ♦♦♦♦♦♦• i i Nobody’s Business By Gee McGee. W.R-E-C-K-8 This country is famous for its wreck* and the said wreck* may be divided into three clasles, vizzly: 1. —Automobile wreck*. 2. —Mental wreck*. 8.—(Physical wreck*. There are numerous contributory cause* of wreck*, especially in the automotive wreck class. The*e cause* nssy be segregated on a percentage beets a* follows: Lcoee nuts ' 5 percent. Hugging, 1 hand 3 percent. , Hugging, both hand* .. 15 |>ercent. Cigarette, 5 percent. Bee up britches 5 percent. Kissing 5 percent. Hornet in eye 5 p-.-rcent. Back-seat drivers 6 percent. Sitting in lao* 8 percent. 75 m. p. h 10 percent. BTowout* 3 percent. Other fellow 10 percent. Trdck hog* 10 percent. Fools, plain* 4 percent Fools, dams 14 percent. Baby drivers 2 percent. Dodging wimmen 12 percent. Mental wrecks are caused by au tomobile wrecks and working in banks and matrimony. Matrimony is responsible for nearly twice os many mental wrecks as bank 8 , but common poverty—caused by the loss of money belonging to other people as swell as yourself—dismantles and dis hevels thousands of btains every year. Suicide usually follows the wreckage of loa* of fortune and they call that —“he went crazy, and blowed ’em out.” Physical wrecks are brought about by breakfast foods, sunbaths, patent medicines, out-late-o-nights, wimmen, deflation, depression, de bility, hen-peckedness, corsets, past due notes, tight shoes, opium, cats fffhting after 1 p. m., 6-cent cotton, high-priced gasoline, and mothers-in- law. I knew a man once that was per fectly happy; weighed 168 pounds, ro bust, healthy, had plenty of money, a lovely family—but he decided to get rich quick and commenced to “gam ble on the board.” In 3 months he wae a physical wreck, in 6 months he wa® a mental wreck, and in 9 months be wan a corpse in an automobile wreck. His demise took place the afternoon he received' a wire for more margin, and margin was the 4fcii¥ he didn’t have no mere of. Let’s all avoid wrecks from now on bf*not doing the things that fetch ’em on. * ~ V k \ tVMfc * C30V SAN *\* oj\9« WOHX on *tHKT \ V.HOOJ Wfc’S TO Noui bWi \ CMAfc TO b uvi MX5 \T UJU.U ’Aloav. OUT bS SUGCBSST i O\A.N VttW bHN coiiPvE,— ATTTflHOOH SOfAE SOC* MD \ PV.M ENRQS SAToOTjAV EdEa.'f • S^oolt> v\anE sock RECaEATvor* • — (slovk) \F CAT onEE COCAES yAOCAE \-ATE ?aoiA VtEEPS CAE vWANTUAG EOCi fAi \ 'DO»4T 30IA9AVV. 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Nothing suit* him better than to be called upon to lead in prayer. He took me in and sat me down in the amen corner. That’s where he sita regular. 1 knew very few members of the :ongregation and had < nly a casual acquaintance with the preacher. Af ter the first song, 1 began to realize thst I occupied a very dangerous ipos.tion indeed and was liable to be called upon to pray. 1 began to iweat and perspire. The preacher— seeing me with with Elder Jones— cei’ainly expected me to Ire a pray- mg-in-pub.ic guy. 1 didn’t know what to do. My face turned a* red as * lipstick and my nose l»egan to itch and my eyes weie running water. 1 was tick at the stummick and otherwise uncom- foi table and my cl.'hes were too tight all over and my left »hoe was pimhing my lig toe something ter rible. I tried to help sing the next •ang, but my mouth was so dry 1 couldn’t utter a sound. The preacher got up and opened his Bible arxl read a few verges and announced—"Brethren, we will now have a seige of prayer.” He started the "seige” cff. 1 knew he was going to call on me just as soon a* he got thru. 1 thought once of fainting, so’s I would be carried out. 1 suffered jvriigs of deaih during those minutes. His prayer ended and ne called on Wro. Biown, who was sitting by me. 1 knew my time had come. I be gan to try to think up a nice short prayer. The only thing that sounded prayerful that crept into my mind was: “O Lord, make, u/ thunkful for these and all other blessings.” In another % second, I found myself re peating—“Now I lay me down to isleep.” That’si the only ptayers 1 could po8sihtjr"thlnk of and 1 waa sweating faster and faster. Is There a Doctor in the Audience? _I think it ia fine to be able to Bro. Green prayed next. He was 2 ? eats <ff. I saw the preacher watch ing me from the comer of his eye, and I knew I’d be next. I twitched and squirmed and wiggled, and you could hear me breathing up in the choir. The suspense was awful. I was sick enough to ^ie. When I came to a a minute or so later, I had torn 26 pages of a song book and was chew ing up the backs. About that time, the preacher took his text and then came the collection. 1 was thankful for all blessings and dropped in two dollars, exery cent I had. In 30 minutes, I was a normal human be ing. That’s the closest shave I ever had except the time the train ran into my car. As You Like It. There are two distinct kinds of reckless drivers in the world today, vizzly: The guy who pokes along in frent of you to shew you how slow he can drive, and his brother, who squirts by you at 75 miles per hour to show you how fast he can drive. As for me and my house, give me the fast- idot every time. Cotton Letter. New York, July 12.—Bombay re ported rain in the Red Sea region af ter the close, and that’s why Liver pool came in higher than New Or leans, however, the feeling of the bears were not hurt as they were expecting boll weevils in Texas last fall at 4 o’clcck, and the decline had been discounted In Manchester, and probably elsewhere. October eased off in sympathy with Wall street when call money advanced from Mitchell to Morgan. Bonds were stronger than u.«u*i when the pound sterling reached a new high for the season, therefore we advise straddl ing till one day next week. ....A railroad commission or a pub lic service commi«sion has control over telephone companies and public utilities except when rates are being raised. In other words, this portion of our government has the power and authority to raise rate, and permit service charges, etc., but just try to put rstes d wn if you please. Msn- damdsea and all other kinds of dam- rnu*-ses- begin to clog the supreme court from the front door to the row of spittoons in front of the judge’s desk and thstn the end of the begin ning. War time rates and depres sion service, plu. surcharges, are the ruling fact rs today. NOTICE! I have a competent spectacle and watch repairer in my store every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon. Your patronage will be appreciated. Mrs. T. R. Chisolm Jeweler BLACKVILLE. S. C. France remind, me cf Bud Smith. He rides in a Gad llac, plays golf 3 times a week, spends the month of June in Canada, July at the beach, and Augu-t in the mountain 8 ; keeps a butler, 2 cooks, 3 chauffeurs, 4 gardeners, ani 2 door-men, but he wont pay his grocery and doctor bills, or renew his notes at the bank. There’s no more excuse for cancelling' tho*e loreign (after-the-war d?bts) than there is to cancel all Liberty Bonds and taxes. , It’s just h w you look at it. Bil lie Crumb ran down the street the other afternoon with nothing on but BVDs and sandals. Bob Brown de cided to walk down the street with nothing on but his BV’Ds and shoes, and hat- The probate judge had Bob on the way to the asylum in 5 hours, but Billie was being hailed as the coming, marathon-er of Hoopersville. It seems that 3.2 beer has begun to register a few kicks. At first the kicks came because it was tos weak, the second kicks came because it *wa« too high, and now the third kick seems to be in the tenth bottle. Skin ny fo>ks haven’t a chance to enjoy beer. They can’t hold enough for a fling or wobble. INSURANCE FIRE WINDSTORM PUBLIC LIABILHY ACCIDENT - HEALTH SURETY BONDS AUTOMOBILE THEFT Calhoun and Co. ' p. a. PRicn. Special Low Prices on all Waves and Beauty Treatments We ere offering our work at .he following ATTRACTIVE prices for the next two weeks: 110.00 Oil of Tulipwod Wave for $6.30 $7 00 I Genuine) Frederic Vi‘a Lonie Wave* fol $3.00 150 French Method Waves $2.30 Manicure - .30 Facial 73 Tweeze .23 Eyehsh and Eyebrow Dye, each .25 Violet Ray Scalp Treat ment, each $1.00 Or Six for $5.00 All work done by experienced operators. The Barnwell Beauty Shop Main Street, Barnwell, S. C. SPEND YOUR VACATION NEARBY Among the Sea-Island Pines on the Beaufort River. v Kate Gleason’s Development Colony Garden* Housekeeping apartments, attractively furnished, two rooms, bath and kitchenette. Electric refrigeration, hot water, complete in every way. All you need is your baggage. Salt water ofol and tidewater bathing, boat ing and fishing. w x $25.00 Per Month $12.50 Per Week. NOTICE! Bank of Western Carolina Depositors Will buy Bank of Western Carolina deposits for a limited time at 27 cents on the dollar. FRAMPTON TOOLE Aiken, S. C. Let Ted Do It I have recently taken over the BOLEN DRY CLEANING COM- ♦ PA NY’S Plant and am operating it in the same location under the name a of PLEXICO’S DRY CLEANERS, and am prepared to give my usual „ good service. As y.-u probably know, th:. plant if equipped w:th a GLOV ER’S CONTINUOUS FLOW SYS TEM, the only one in this section. Work called for and delivered prompt ly at our same low prices. Your business will be appreciated. Plexico’s Dry Gleaners Barnwell, S. C. Not a 3.2 Beverage —But a high grade food-drink * i for every one. Try a bottle of cold, delicious, rich and safe Jersey milk from the Appledaie Dairy Farm. We deliver a special BABY MILK when called fori See our delivery truck in Barnwell, or call for Appledaie Milk at your Groce’rs. Appledaie Dairy LAURIE FOWKE, LYNDHURST, S. C. ADVERTISE IN The People- Sentinel. 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