The Barnwell people-sentinel. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1925-current, July 27, 1933, Image 5
THURSDAY, JULY 27TH. 19M.
THE BARNWELL PEOPLE-SENTINEL. BARNWELL. SOUTH CAROLINA
• HBRB AND HBRBABOUTS. •
J. Julien Buih, Esq., was a business
visiter in Columbia cn Thursday.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. Oscar Birt, of
Columbia, were visitors here Sunday.
Mrsi Willie Duncan and children,,of
P£xville, are visiting Mrs. W. A.
Hayes, r
Mrs. Lesse Easterling has returned
from a pleasant visit to friends in
Florida.
4-H Club Girls Enjoy
Life at “Camp Long”
Forty-eight Members from Barnwell
County in Attendance From
• July 20 to 22.
Miss Elizabeth Thomas, of Holly
Hill, is on a visit to Mr. and Mis. G.
M. Greene. s
Mrs. Willie Lancaster and children,
of Denmark, were week-end guests
of Mrs. M. C. Diamond.
“Mac” McGaughey, Grayson Wolfe
and Ben Davies, Jr., spent the week
end at Folly Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McNab, Mrs.
Spencer and James Riley McNab spent
Friday in Columbia.
Ervin Lewis Laird, cf Olar, it the
guest of his uncle, Leighton Laird,
of this city, this week.
Mrs. Wilbur Fox, of Kansas City,
Mo., ai rived Mcnuay for a visit to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Halford.
Mrs. Nathan Kartus and two little
daughters, of Montgomery, Ala., are
visiting Mrs. Kartus’ mother, Mrs. B.
Mazur sky.
Misses Marian Bolen and Elizabeth
Grubbs left this week for Savannah,
where they will spend some time with
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry City Creech
and children, of the Big F«>rk section,
have returned home after a pleasant
visit to relatives and friends in
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Price h»d a*
guests on last Sunday M•. and Mt*.
Kisler Beach, Miles Beach, Sherwood
Price and Mias Helen Green, a.l of
Walterb.ro.
Mr. anJ Mrs. L. A. P!ea.co and
Mis* Pauline Holman are attending a
houre party at Beaufort this week.
Whde there Mr. Pcxico expects to
partu pate in the motor boat races.
The Rev. and Mra. W*. E. \figgins
and their daughter, M as Vieia Wig
gins, have returned from a vacation
trip to the mountains of North Caro
lina. While away they -also visited
perms of Interest in Virginia.
| able.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hall and daugh-
era, Mary Owen* and Eliiabeth. of
p irt Mill, and Mr. and Mrs. LaDojrt
L Lindsey and I ttlc son, of Char-
otte, N. motored down Sunday
ind are spending several days with
dr. and Mr*. A. J. Owens.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. EiJson, H. W.
under* and J. E. Harley, Jr., left
aturdty in the formei’* car for
hicago attend the World s Fair,
hey will vi?it Richmond, Washing-
,n. Philadelphia, New York, Bostpn,
ochester and Detroit while en route.
Mi'** Sr.die Owens has returned
>me after an extended visit to h«r
sters, Mrs. A. M. Hall, of Fort
ill, and Mr«. LaDoyt E. Lindsey, cf
harlotte, N. C. Before returning
le visited Chimney Rock, Asheville
id other points of interest in the Tar
eel State.
NOTICE!
> whom it may concern
Be it known that I, the undersigned,
ke this opportunity to notify the
iblic that aJl buildings and the tract
land heretofore known as Emerson
hool, at Blackville, South Carolina,
e. ordered posted by the Board of
ational Missions, and anyone found
espassing will be dealt with accord-
g to law. i
27-2tp. J. J. ALLEN, Agent.
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TEACHERS’ NOTES WANTED:—
I pay 95 tents for Tenrhers’ Certifi
cates. Wr.te Lock Boa 26, Barn-
veU. & C. .
Foity-eight Barnwell County 4-H
Club girls met at Camp L.-ng July 20
to 22 under the direction of Miss
Elizabeth McNab, home demonstra
tion agent of this cdunty. Those In
charge found Camp Long an ideal
place for putting into etfect the desir
ed program. The camp site, near
Aiken, is in the hills and though a
new development, a plant valued at
$7,000 has been set up and plans have
been made for further development.
At present four completed log cabins
stand on the hills and provide com
fortable sleeping quarters for camp
ers. The main cabin contains kitchen
and dming room facilities with space
for recreation. At the foot of the
hills is a lake, making possible
swimming and boating.
A small but effeient staff is work
ing under Theo Vaughan, camp direc
tor. Miss Ruth Vaughan and Romaine
Smith, in charge of music and recrea
tion, taught the girls songs and
games; Mr. Vaughan with the aid of
Julian Hanltinson gave swimming in-
stiuctions and Red Cross tests. A
number of the girls could not swim at
all when they ai rived but 10 of them
learned while at camp. The beginners
Red Gloss test was given to more
efficient swimmers and the following
received badges: Helen Black, Mary
Ruth Owens, Gene Peeples, Mildred
Mahaffey, Haniette Norris, Murriel
Norris, Esther Diamond, Kitty Plexi-
co, Joe Ann Bauer, Mary Riley
Whitaker, Alva Stevens, Mary Olive
Robertson, Helen Creech, Dorothy
Baxley, Inez Creech, Corrie Rosier,
Deborah Black, Carrie Grace Grubbs
Miss Jean Klugh was in charge of
the kitchen and dining-room and de
lightful meals weie prepared by the
cook* under her direction. The fes-d
| for the camp was prov.ded by the
club members. The meals were
balanced and carefully plknncd.
A camper’s life is busy but enjoy
Rising at 6:45 a. m., the camp
ers prepared the cabins for inspection
by the leaders immediately after
breakfast. A simple program con
stating of musk, games, handwork,
and •w.mmmg occupied the morning
J hours. During the handwork period
they learned to make pocket books and
hat bands. After lunch there waa
short assembly, a rest period, and
awimming. FolLwgrg the evening
meal on Thursday Mr. Vaughan
directed a aeries of games “to get
acquainted.’* Friday evening a large
camp Are was built in the Council
Ring and each of Ihe four groups
presented >tunt<.Ave-m nut*- plnys and
other entertainment.
Another interet.ng feature cf the
camp waa a nature study hour con-
' ducted by Misses Pellew and Ford, of
i Aiken. Bird life at Camp Long was
j described by many interesting atones
j told.
Assisting Mis* McNab from Barn-
; weU. County wete Dr. Gertrude
i Holmes, of Barnwell, Nancy Owens,
j of Dunbarton, and Pamella Cunning-
j ham, of Williiiton.
Two senior 4-H Club g r!«, Murriel
I Non is and Evelyn Anderson, who are
j wotking for U-ader.-thip ctedit also as
sisted with group activities.
C.ub members in attendance at
Camp Long were: Joe Ann Bauer,
Ki:ty Plexico, Alva Stevens, Mildred
Mahaffey, Mary Olive Robertson, Gene
Peeples, Esther Diamond, Maxy Ruth
Owens, Margaret Croft, of Barnwell;
Mary Riley Whitaker, Annie Rebecca
Shuler, of. Williston; Vivian Bohel
Maud Ruby Knopf, Blanche Sanders,
Stella Sanders, Irene Black, Gretta
Creech, Zoiada Wood, Mydrew Still,
of Oak Grove; Beulah Whetstone, Vir
ginia Cain, of Healing Springs; Jean
nette Owens, Corrie Rosier, Margie,
Jennie Lou and Vera Owens, Helen
Black, of Ashleigh; Louise Hartzog,
Carrie Grace Grubbs, of Double Pond;
Margaret Still, Leira Grubbs, of
Reedy Branch; Helen Creech, Har-
riette and Murriel Norris, of Kline;
Martha and Mary Black, Inez Creech,
Deborah Black, of Galilee; Evelyn
Anderson, Isabel Birt, Dorothy Bax
ley, of Elko; Edith Hartzog, Helen
Williams, Nora Itartzog, Mary Smith,
Frances and Margaret Delk, Dewise
Delk, of Hilda.
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nor safe enough, nor quiet enough
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There is only one type of body construction which
Chevrolet will permit on the chassis of the cars it
builds: That’s the type which every test — and f cry experiment — and
every experience has proved to be the safest, strongest, and best.
Not steel alone, because steel alone is not enough. But a Fisher body
of steel reinforced by hardwood! The same kind of construction used
on practically all the highest-priced cars in America.
Chevrolet well knows that steel alone has one distinct advantage: it’s
cheaper. Steel also is strong—up Jo a certain point. BUT—beyond
that point, steel alone will bend and crumple under severe stress or
shock. It takes the strength and supporting solidity of a hardwood
reinforcement to give you the full protection and full satisfaction you
want in a motor car body today.
If you’re thinking of buying a new low-priced car, better watch this
matter of bodies, and watch it carefully. Insist on steel reinforced by
hardwood! Fortunately, the only low-priced car with this preferred
type of body is also the only car with a proven valve-tn-head six; with
Fisher Ventilation; Cushion-Balanced Power; a Starterator. That car it
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BARNWELL, S. C.
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Some Freak Laws.
While we are prone to count as
unique the vagaries of laws paased
by the Florida legislature, we “haven’t
(‘hot fiom taw,” as the boys who play
m-rble* say. In the way of laws
there a:e queeier things in many
other States Hian has ever been nsted
in Florida. We give a few fronv the
following list that has bem going the
lounds of the press. We have no idea
who compiled the list: “A North
Carolina statute says twin beds must
be at least two feet apart. In Kan
sas a law provides that every public
building-must be provided with cuspi
dors. It h against the law in Nebras
ka for women to wear skirts more
than eight inches from the sidewalk.
In Joliet, 111.,' it is unlawful for a
woman to try on more than six'dress
es in any one store. A Wisconsin law
forbids the use of the phonograph af
ter 11 p. m. In Bellingham, Wash.,
a law provides that a woman must
not make more than three steps back
wards when dancing. In New York
Dancers Robbed of $44,100.
NOTICE!
I will pay 92 Vi cents cn dollar
for S. C. Teacher’s notes due 1934.
Five masked bandits, armed w : th
t
shot guns, held up an exclusive Chica
go club early Sunday morning and
robbed 93 terrorized dancing guests
of $14,100 in cash and $33,000 in
jewelry.
ADVERTISE IN
WTH also buy deposits Bank of
Western Carolina at 27 grents on
dollar.
Frampton Toole, Atty.
AIKEN, S. C.
’Phone, write or call in person.
It* The People- Sentinel
City it is illegal to have a* gate that
opens outward. It is against the
law for • w man to wear a watch on
her leg or ankle in Eliubethton,
Tenn. Fishing from the back of an
animal is illegal in Idaho. In Con
necticut it is against the law to shave
on Sunday.” And yet we crack at
the old time Puritans for having queer
laws.—Times-Unicn, Jacksonville.
Special Low
Prices
on all
Waves and Beauty
. V
Treatments
We are offering our work at
the following ATTRACTIVE
prices for the next two weeks:
£10.00 Oil of, Tulipwod
Wave for $6.50
$7.00 (Genuine) Frederic
Vita Lonie Waves for $5.00
?50 French Method Waves $2.50
Manicure .50
Facial .75
T wee ze .25
Eyelash and Eyebrow
Dye, each .25
Violet Ray Scalp Treat
ment, each $1.00
Or Six for $5.00
. All work dowc by experienced
operators. >
The Barnwell Beauty Shop
Main Street. Barnwell, S. C
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That's what hundred* of women
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relieves periodic headache and
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If you are not m wall at you
want to be, give this medicine a
chance to help you. Get a bottle
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P. A. PRICTL Manager.
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, 8. C.
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BARNWELL, S. C.
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