Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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LOW UPKEEP COST. that Ford has ever built. high TURN-IH value. T HE Ford V-8 would be a great buy even at a much higher price. It’s the only V-8 selling for less than $2500. Ford alone has been able to put a V-8 engine in «low price car. - / The first cost of a Ford V-8 is decidedly low. But that saving is only the beginning. Ford V-8 valves never need grinding. Carbon removal is virtually eliminated. The new Ford V-8 consumes less gasoline FO R D V-8 . and oil than last year's Ford which made such a great record for economy. And •Ford V-8 parts cost from 23 to 54% leas than parts for any other car. In addition, on that distant day your Ford V-8 earns its honorable retirement, you’ll find that it has a high trade-in value. The record of years proves it *505 AND UP, F. O. ft. DETROIT t— Easy firms through Unwcrsal Cruiit Co. -Ihi Authoris'd Ford Fiuouto Mom. . FORD RADIO PROGRAM V WITH WARING’S PENNSYLVANIANS i BYERV SUNDAY EVENING - OOLUMRIA NETWORK B. MOTORS rsr. • EKES AND BBRBABOUTt. • a • Miss Julia Margaret Mitchum, of Denmark, is visiting Miss Sarah flpKR- Mrs. Charle s Levinson and children are spending some time at Folly Beach. •.« . ^ a, ^ i • fo Misg Elizabeth Mace has returned home after a visit to relatives in Col umbia. Mrs. James Benson, of Charleston, is the guest of her dau^iter, Mrs. H. A. Gross. Mrs. James B. Douglas,—of St. Charles, Mo., is visiting Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Milhous. \ Mrs. Lena Davies left Saturday af ternoon for a visit to friends in Charlotte, N. C. » Misses Thelma and “Dot” Furtick Spent- the week-end in High Point and Albemarle, N. C. Dr. B. W. Sexton and Mrs. Lizzie M. Cave spent Sunday in Columbia, where the former’s son, Buddy, is con valescing from ah operation for ap pendicitis. »»»»»»»»»»» --V me Xgetic, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mabry, of Ab beville, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. J. P. Scoville. - Mrs. W. G. Hill hag many friends who will be glad to learn that she is steadily improving. Mrs. Stanley, of Charlotte, N. C., is the gue*t of her daughter, Mrs. Joe Easterlin, thi g week. * * 1 40 Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Moody and son, of Columbia, spent the week-end in Barnwell with relatives. J. Brown Calhoun, of Columbia, and E. E. Smith, of Laurinburg, N. C., were visitors in town on Monday. . Mrs. X. J. Greeleyvtlle, are visiting rela' and friends in Barnwell Count] this week. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Herhdon and son, Holman, of Furman/ spent the week-end with Mr. an<y Mrs. R. C. Holman. I Mrs, B. Wilson /Walker and little daughter have returned home after an extended vjsit to relatives in Charleston. Misses Margie and Sarah White, of Hendersonville, Colleten County, have ret urneiy home after a visit to Miss June Milhous. DUS IN ESQ DuilderO »»»»»»»»+»» HELP WANTED:—Splendid Op portunity in Barnwell County right man. Must have car, honest and sober. Apply An own handwriting.—Manager, 1015 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. / 2tp. r. and Mrs. W. D. Antley, of Cor- doVa, and Mrs. C. C. Kanne’y and lildren, of Tiilman, spent Tuesday with Mrs. R. S. Dicks. * / ^ ■ - Mrs. M. C. Diamond had as guests on Sunday, Mr. and Mas. Willie Lan caster and children, ot Denmark, Miss Bailey, of Georgia, and M. C. Diamond, Jr., who is now .stationed in Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Boylston and children have returned home after a -week’s stay at Myrtle Beach and a visit to other pointg of interest. Mrs. W. H. Greene and two little daughters, Marian and Marjorie; of Beaufort, came up on Monday for a visit to Mr. and ltrs.i6. M. Greene. • The many /friends of Mrs. Harold Williams .are glad to. learn that she is able to/be out again after several weeks spent at the Columbia hospital. All/ Confederate Pensioners who not received their first install- of the 1934 pension should call l the Judge cf Probate’s office and receive same. Miss Mildre<j Hayes who is now in training st the State hospi tal in Columbia, spent a few days here the past week, returning to her work on Saturday. \/8cigy\ HAIR-DOZIER ENGAGEMENT. Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Hair, of Barn well, announce the engagement of their daughter, Vivian Clark, to Mr. Lloyd Hunter Dozier, of Augusta, Ga. The wedding will take p 1 ace in the near future. '/m Barnwell 50 and 25 Years Ago. Interesting It— Gleaned From Um Files ot Tho Barnwell Miss Rachel Pratt, of Due West, who spent some time with her sister. Mis. M. C. Best, left last week for Orangeburg to viiit another sisteV, Mrs. Rudolph Bozard. Mrs. Jessie J. Bronson spent the week-end with her mother at North. §)ie was accompanied home by her sister, Miss Mary Joiner, who will spend some time here. Miss Evelyn Hancock, of Walter- boio, has recently accepted a position with the Barnwell Beiuty Shop. Miss Hancock has recently returned from New York, where she completed a postgibduate course in’ beauty cul ture. ♦»♦»♦♦»»»♦»»»»••»♦♦»»»»♦»♦ ADVERTISE IN i The People- Sentinel. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON CONTRACT CLUB. Mrs. W. L. Molair was hostess last week to, the memberg of the Wednes day Afternoon Contract Club. The high score prise was won by Mrs. Solomon Blatt, the consolation was cut by Mrs. E. H. Girardeau and the -guest prize was awarded to Mrs. Mor- decai Mazursky. Mrs. Cecil S. Harris, ‘of Richmond, Va., was also remem- Ibered with a gift. Ice cream and cake were served during the afternoon. Guests other than club members in cluded Mrs. Harris and^ Mrs. H. L. Buist, of Blackville. LLOYD VICKERY, JR n CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY. One of the prettiest children’g par ties of the season was given Thurs day afternoon by Mrs. Lloyd C. Vick ery honoring Lloyd, Jr., who reached hig sixth milestone on that day. About 35 young boys and girls assem bled on the lawn at five o’clock and numerous games were entered into. In the Cricket race little Shirley Ann Giles was the winner and was pre sented with the prize. The hostess served delicious home made ice cream and home-made cook ie# cut in the shape of animals. The little honor guest was the recipient of numerous gifts. JULY 17, MS4. Miss Effie Brabham, daughter of the late Fletcher Brabham, died at Bamberg on Monday. Farmers report fine corn crops and once more the county will have bread enough and to spare. Mr. J. L. Morrison has moved into his new store, boilt on the site of his old stand, and offers better bargains than ever before. « Suicide at Allendale.—A colored bor caft^ Sorely,-~15 yean of age, preferring death to work committed suicide at Allendale on Tuesday by shooting himself in the stomach be cause his mother had apprenticed him to P. B. McKnight, a carpenter. The friendg of Messrs. Geo. H. Kink- land and W. R. Brabham held an elec tion at Allendale on Saturday to de cide which of these* gentlemen should retire from the race for the Clerk ship. Capt. Brabham received a ma jority of seven votes and will, there fore, be the candidate from that sec tion. •n. Our bright and beloved and beauti ful ycung ftiend Perry M. Bucking ham came and captured the town last week, and there was great joy over his arrival. Mr. T. J. Rountree, armed with the proper authority, has gone to Thom- sen, Ga., after Eli Estey, described *g “the mysterious mulatto” implicated in the murder of John G. Sessions ak Robbins. TRY A BUSINESS BUILDER FOR SATISFACTORY RESULTS. JULY IS, IHt. . One lonesome bale of lapt. cotton came to town last week. Misses Jennie Pate- and Dafiy Nab have returned frem a' excursion to “the land of ths sky.* The Barnwell Guards, strong, left Tuesday for the encampment, where for ten days will learn In the school of the Wfllistea will in the near future hw doubly lighted. The estebliahmewt at fa high school and erection of building in keeping with the ment of the place will add to the of learning. The material for tha k electric light pleat i 0 partly on Treasurer Armstrong and visor Morris have changed quarters ha the court house and both are well pleased with the swap. A post card from Tfiomas H. Pee ples, Esq., comes to u 8 from Beau mont, Texas, the center of the greet oil field of the Lone Star State. Hurrah for Hoyt.—The scout can# sent out by the Columbia Record to spread good roads gospel converted Barnwell Tuesday night. • Fanner A. M. Sandeus tells % that his alfalfa hat stood the downpour without being damaged. Liquid, Tablets, Sabre, Nam cka Malaria hi 3 days. Colds first Headaches or Neeralgi* in Iff 4 V/-1 LAXATIVE AND TONIC