The Barnwell people-sentinel. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1925-current, August 03, 1933, Image 5
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THURSDAY. AUGUST 3RD, 1933.
THE BARNWELL PEOPLE-SENTINEL. BARNWELL. SOUTH CAROLINA
• HERB AND HEREABOUTS.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett E. Goodson
' and children visited friends in Savan
nah Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Shelly Black and a
party of fiiend.- spent the week-end
at Folly Beach.
formal invitations will be sent out.
The above announcement ig of cor
dial interest to a large circle of
friend s in Barnwell, where the bride-
elect has been a popular member of
the school faculty for several years,
AUV. Silhpvi' ha,;.oJamL-a
of this city for a number .of years,
holding a responsible positkn with
the local maintenance department of
the State highway system.
Little Miss Elizabeth Wingard, of
Lexington, i,s the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. P. 0. Beck, this week.
Mrs. C. L. Witherspoon, of Rocky-
mount, N. €., is speding some time
with her brother, U. B. Hammet.
Capt. J. J. Bell, county treasurer,
has moved to Barnwell and is occu
pying the cottage recently vacated by
. Phil Huff and family.
W. N. Jefferies, of Burlington, N.
C., and John Jefferies, of Gaffney,
spent the week-end here with Mr.
and Mrs. B. P. Davies.
BARNWELL BAPTIST'CHURCH
Misses Martha Walker, of Allen
dale, and hmine Cater, of Hattie-
ville, are spending a few days as the
guests of Ml-s Mary Bush.
The Easterling home, facing “The
Circle,” is being ren’ovated and will
be occupied in the next few days by
Dr. H. A. Gros.« and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Patterson and
;l»ttle daughter left on Thursday fcr
Chicago, where they will attend the
Century of Progress Exposition.
“Whosoever Is Wise Shall Give
Heed to These Things, and They Shall
Consider the Loving Kindness of
Jehovah.”
Regular Prayer services are called
tiff thfs Wednesday J because of the
absence of the pastor, who is helping
Biother McKinnon ih a meeting at
Mt. Arnon. God has been gracious to
us in our meetings and we ask to be
remembered during these days by
cur people. The meeting will close
Friday and our regular church ser
vices Sunday will be held.
Bible School, P. W. Price, Supt.,
10:30 a. m.
Morning Worship Service, Sunday
morning at 11:30.
B. Y. P. U. Sunday evening, 7:30.
Sunday evening worship, Sunday (
evening at 8:30.
We are greatly encouraged with
our B. Y. P. U. work, our literature
hag come and splendid programs were
rendered last Sunday. We want the
adults of our church to be pre.-ent
this Sunday to organize an Adults
Training Union, we have the material
and literature on hand.
H. H. Stembridge, Paster.
U.t.
o**:
Will Limit Hours
of Relief Workers
Announcement Dora Not Neceaaarily
.Mean Increase in Individual Pay,
Saya Miller.
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A MOTOR FUEL SO GOOD
IT IS PROTECTED
BY U. S. PATENT PENDING
Mr.*. B. W. Sexton and sou, “Bud
dy” left thia week to spend some time
at Bluffton. The latter L« convalesc
ing after an attack of typhoid fever.
Jim Bush entertained a number of
fiiend,i Monday evening with a dance
in honor if Misses Martha Walker,of
A.lendale, and Irmme Cater, of
Hatt evd'e.
Columbia, July JT.—Effective Au-
Bctty Brown has returned home af- gu«t 1, all workeis on federal emer-
ter a week's v;sit t Nancy Jones at grnry unemployment relief rolla in
her parents'cottage on Lake Murray. | South Carolina will be paid a mini-
She wa» accompanied horn* by Nancy,: mum wage of thirty cents an hour n-
who will apend some time here. stead of the present scale of fifty
— cents to one dollar a day.
LutV M ms Grace Redding and| Male Im J. Miller, State director of
E isabrth W ngard entertained a fr* |o<Uy ^ ^.y^d rules to,
of th«ir little friends Wednesday Af-j^, f rom Harry L Hopkins. |
relief admin strator, who ex-
"STANDARD
Esso
STATIONS
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... it is a distinct advance over regular-
priced gasoline.
Eaaolene contains a special solvent oil
which cleans, keeps clean and in proper
working condition valve steins, piston
rings, piston ring grooves. It contains no
ordinary lubricating oil.
Its anti-knock value is unsurpassed by
any regular-priced gasoline, and it is non-
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to prevent substitution.
Wrilc or coil oi £mo Touring Serricn,
26 Brondwmr, New York Cby, fco/oro Urnntng mmj
extended motor trip, foe tkoeleH, tmootket. mo*
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tem. mi. Km*, lam.
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STANDARD OIL COMPANY OP NEW JBRSBT
ttlo friend* W«dne«day af
UiBcoft with a party at tho federal
Ion." A number of games were rB * I plaiMd they were made in “carrying
Jafod. after which refreshment* Ly, the tptrt of Roosevelt’.
j'reemployment agreement'
" code governing working
Reed »nd| Miller pointed ont the
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Rubert
children, cf Florence, Mr siyj Mr*.
CHborne Reed and children, »f Lex
ington, and Mr. and Mrs. > Harold
Reed and rhldren. cf this city, spent
Sunday w th their mother, Mrs. J. w.
C. Reed.
The members of the Msry G. Har
ley Sunday School cla.»s will have
r blanket
nditiens.”
minimum
hour wage dtd not mean the counties
w«.uld receive any more money for re
lief or that the .ndividual worker*
would get more but that the hour* of
work necessarily would be reduced.
“For instance.’* he said, “a man
who hs* been working four days a
week at sixty cent* a day and receiv
ing 32.40 will, under the new rules.
Barnwell 50 and 25 Years Ago.
Interratiac Items Gleaned From the Files of The Barnwell People.
a class p cnic at Fuller Park on Fn- j one eight-hour day and receive
day afternoon at 5:00 o'clock. A'l, ^
members of the class are invited sod | n commenting on the new regula-
uiged to attend. Remember the date,, n OIM< the State relief director said.
h- ur sn<i place.
“the federal goveinment is supplying
1 j 100 per cent cf our relief fund*, and
Mrs. B. P. Davies aoJ son Bil.ie, Bg j on g a<| jt |t0| will comply
returned he me Sunday after spend.ng | itf regulation* absolutely."
a couple of weeks with relatives anJj Th,. regulations specified worker*
friends in Burlington, Gieensboro, on the ro |] s doinR phy ai C a| |ab:r
and Winston-Salem, N. C. Mrs. Lena
Davie*, who ha* been visiting friend*
in Charlotte, returned with them.
SWIMMING PARTY-
ENJOYED.
Mia* Marjorie Brown entertained
with a swimming party Friday even
ing in honor of her house guests.
Misses Angeline Towell and Elizabeth
Rutland, of Batesbur#. Ice cold wa
termelon was served.
AUGUST 2. 1333.
Wiggins premises us a tcol August
Ex-Governor M. L. Bonham spent
in Bamwoli.
D«er are plentiful in the Saltke-
hatch)# at Buford's Bridge.
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No prison can read three ver-es
of the 117th Psalm without weeping.
It it predicted that no cotton cf
the crop if 1883 will bring ten cents
a pound.
Up to Saturday 225 iar a of melon*
had been shipped from this tounty.
The score in the match game of
bastbtll at Blackviile on the 26th
JULY
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The first bale i* not far iff.
S me farmer^ began fodder pulling
last* week.
Married at Barnwell July 28th by
Rev. W. G. Britton, P. J. Bennett and
M:sr Susie Still, both of Olar.
Attorenys H. F. Buist and A. H
Ninestein were over from BiackvilL
on Mcnday.
were not to be employed more than
eight hours a day, thirty-five hours a
week or 150 hours a month. In no ult. sLpd, Williston 41, Barnwell 7.
case, they stipulated, w ill the recipient There will be another test game with-
of lelief work receive “more than the in a few week.-,
budgetary relief requirement,” or the
Barnwell lost in Monday . in th*
death of Chat lie Butler cne of he
oldest and best colored men. Th
Butlers came from Edgefield befon
the war and no crime or misconduct
was ever charged against any if tht
three brothers.
ENTERTAINS FOR
Visitors.
Miss Mary Bush entertained with
three t.able s of bridge Monday after
noon in honor cf M'sses Angeline
Towell and Elizabeth Rutland, of
Batesburg, who were the guests of
Miss Marjorie Brown. Miss Annie
Mae Vogel was given the high scoie
prize and prize s were also presented
the guests of honor. Delicious re
freshments, consisting of ice cream
and cake, were seived.
MABRY—SCHOVIL
ENGAGEMENT.
Abbeville, July 29.—Mr. arm Mrs.
R. L. Mabry, of Abbeville, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Annie Harrell, and John Perryclenr
Schovil, of Orangeburg. The wedding
will take place ia the early fall^ No|7-27-2tp.
minimum necessary to meet his living
needs
A fC^>- hour week was set for of
fice
pay_
excepted, with a minimum wage
of 312 a week in towns less than 2,009
or $14 a week in cities between 2,500
to 250,000.
No person under sixteen years of
The largest mden of which we
have heard this season was grown by
t ,Mr. J. N v Wood at Lees v It weighed
rkers on administrative office rj p ounds an j was pi^smted to Mr.
11s, persons in executive post- R> Gentry of the s. C. R. W. Co.
Manied on Sunday evening, July
19th, at the heme of the bride’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Eubanks, of
Blackville, their charming daughter,
Miss Plumie Eubanks, to Mr. P. Haw-
kin g Baxley, the Rev. J. D. Pitta offi-
ciating.
“NOW I FEEL
FULL OF PEP*
After taking Lydia E. Pink*
barn's Vegetable Compound
That's what hundreds af <
you sat better .. . sleep bet
If
it to
> be. Rive thJ
to help you.
Got a buttle
INSURANCE
FIRE
WINDSTORM
PUBLIC L1AB1LHY
\CC1DENT - HEALTH
SURETY BONDS
AUTOMOBILE
THEFT
Calhoun and Co.
P. A. PRICK. Manic,r. ■
NOTICE!
I will pay 92H coats on del
for 8. C. Teacher’s notes dm U
Will also buy deposit* Bank af
Western CareBaa at 27 conta mt
( dollar.
Frampton Toole, Attjr.
AIKBN, A C.
'Phone, writ# or call in person.
, ,G. D.
age will be employed either on work
... .x j • x tlemen
relief projects or on office administra
tive forces.
Records at the State relief head
quarters show that approximately
150,000 persons Received relief during
So far little interest is manife-ted
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regarding the election of a Represen
tative to fill the unexpired term cf
Bellinger, Esq. Several gen-
are spoken of as possible
candidates but we are not authorized
to announce them as such. From
the suspicious activity of some of the
Radical leadcr^it is already hinted
, , _ , — « ., that they propose to put a dark
May. ^17,000 of them heads of famil-i, . ,
cx .. . .. xt. I horse in the field,
les. The State director said there'
had been a decrease of between 10 and
20 per cent since then.
The allotment of relief funds also
has been decreased since the summer
months began.
NOTICE!
To whom it may concern :-
Be it known that I, the undersigned,
take this opportunity to notify the
public that all buildings and the tract
of land heretofore knewn as Emerson
School, at Blackville, South Carolina,
ate ordered posted by the Board of
National Missions, and anyone found
trespassing will be dealt with accord
ing to law.
J. J. ALLEN, Agent.
Twenty-five cars cf melons ' were
shipped from thi s county on Tuesday,
of which twenty were sent over the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Reductions cf freight .per car load to
the following amcunt g were put into
effect on that day: Nashville, $10.00;
Louisville and Cincinnati, $22.60;
Cleveland, $10.35; Detroit, $15.00;
Chicago, $15.05; St. Louis, $15.00; In
dianapolis, $15.00.
Bitten by a Cau—Friday week ago
Mrs. Thomas Moorp, of Rosemary,
was sitting quietely sewing when a
cat which had been apparently^ sleep
ing in the yard rose ar, d bristled up
a? is the cat’s way when a strange
dog is nigh, ran into the house, sprang
upon Mrs. Moore and in spite of her
effert- to save herself from injury-
bit and snatched her hanil. Mrs.
Moore killed the cat and the head was
sent to the Pastpur Institute at At
lanta, but the brain had been so in
jured that the physician s could not
tell whether the animal had hydro-
phebia or not. Mr. and Mrs. Moore
went to Atlanta for her Pasteur
treatment.*
On Thursday last Ed Jenkins, color
ed, on one of Capt. J. E. Hair’s places,
shot and wounded Margaret Brock,
colored, so severely that amputation
of cne arm was necessary.
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