The Barnwell people-sentinel. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1925-current, June 10, 1937, Image 5
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Mi"*. Robe A. Pattfreon is spending
several days n BsniMtUville with rak-
lives. u
Lawson Holland spent a couple of
days last week in Spartanburg with
relatives.
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Mrs A. A.
with tor
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Still were visi
tors at the Carolina Orphanage in
Columbia Sunday.
Miss Rosalie Spann, of Sumter is
spending some time here with Mr. and
Mrs. Perry A. Pripe.
Mrs. T. L. Wragg, of Columbia, is
spending several days here with Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Molair.
Mr. and Mrs. ChaHie Osdte and
children left Sunday for Pooghkaep-
•>e, N. Y., where they will spend some
tune with relatives.
Mrs. J. R. Harrison, Sr. t left Sat-
uriay for Lamar, where she will
make her home with her daughter,
Mrs. D. C. Reynolds.
John S. Dunbar.
been
vsiting relatives in Barnwell for the
past several weeks, has returned to
his home in Columbia.
Miss Blanche Bennett, who has been
teaching at McColl, returned to Barn
well this week to spend the summer
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Bennett.
Dr. and Mrs. John M. Sartin, of
Atlanta, Ga., spent the week-end in
Barnwell with friends.
Mrs. T. R. Brown returned home
Sunday, after appending some thne
with her parents m Logoff.
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy, of Lugoff,
is spending some time here with her
sister, Mrs. Ralph Brown.
Miss Mamie McNab spent several
days last week ta Colombia with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Adams, Jr.
Miss Eh«toth klagood, of
Mo. b speodMg the
■other. Mrs. M B
with
Mr*. R. L Mr
dogs bet oweh hi CMootob with toe
parents, Mr aod Mf% P W Red
Rehhe D*ta. of fTtopst MlA, M C«
e leetoee ■erwweM fenSdPML I
attg seeeeol dope here wwb ft
Me* T I mp^OOmSs, O#
bmee Mot weed odtoe eoemdetp ws
■me eOb wue* »se b loSoaOem. (
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•U bhtoo woe* srrofii for
After sersrel rwonds hod k
R woo feood that tho high
for club memtoro hod b
Mrs. Basil Jenkins; tho
prise for club OMOsbers hod boon cut
by Mrs. Angus Patterson; the high
•core for guests had been won by
Mrs. J. Norman Anderson, and the
consolation prize for guests was cut
by Mrs. Sam Goodman, of Aiken.
The hostess served a delicious sweet
course. Those who enjoyed Mrs.
Mazursky’s hospitality, other than
club members, included Mrs. Good*
maq and Mrs. Howard Driver, of
Aiken; Mrs. L. A. Cave, Mrs. Marvin
Holland, Mrs. T. A. Holland, Jr., Mrs.
Perry B. Bush, Mrs. Tho*. M. Boul-
ware, Mrs. Ira Fales, Mrs. W. H.
Lacy, Mrs. Edgar A. Bown, Mrs.
Terie Richardson, Mrs. Robt. Patter
son, Mrs. Martin C. Beet, Miss Eliza
beth Patat and Mrs. L. T. Claytor.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
CONTRACT CLUB.
Mrs. Edgar A. Brown entertained the
members of the Wednesday After
noon Contract Club last week at her
home on Main Street. The high score
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Glaepy and prize for club members, pillowcases,
children, Billy and Anne, who have | was won by Mrs. Thos. M. Boulware
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. M. and the consolation for club members,
Greene for the past few weeks, left 1 a box of powder, was cut by Mrs. J.
P. Seoville. The high score prise for
guests, pillowcases, was swarded Mrs.
Calhoun Lemon, and the consolation
prise for guests, a box of powder, was
cat by Mrs. Mordecai Maxursky. The
floating prise, a glass water pitcher,
was waa by Mrs. Perry B
Mrs. T. A. Holland. Jr, a recast
bride, waa remeastored by tto
arttb a bes of powder. After
laid aside far tto
aae mrvod a detki
etorbat and Mad ta
to aajafad Mrs. Brown's baapMality, |
Mrs A am* Patsoesoa easaetaitod ether than ciah aseenheea, medaded
asemhara a# Ctode Ma> 4 sf the Mrs. Cabana Lessen. Mrs. Mscdecai I
LadMa MtaasaMfy Baaiatg af be Masnrshy. Mm. T A. HaBnnd. Jr, |
mwM MadtoMas Chaeeh al hat base an Mrs Marvta MaBaadL Men. Baed Jew-1
Baal Mesa beast an Monday aflae ttaa^ Mm Ira Paws, Mm Oaw R I
•mm* Qator a larps aaanbae af be B*aa». Mm Yaeia Rfcrhardmn. Men I
and a maal an- ^ A Case, Mm. B P Oarvaa. J». I
toad Altov a Mv% Angws Paetsrsw^ Mrs V V, I
Mss M iCaetaa aad Mm. B V Baata^
mt ba ebean mm
Fill THE TANK ONCE
and drive
The Mary G. Harley Sunday School
Class will have its regular monthly
party at the swimming pool on Fri
day afternoon at 5:00 o’clock. Every
one is asked to gring a light lunch.
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for Daytona Beach, Fla., on Monday
morning, where they will make their
future home. Mrs. Glaspy is pleasant
ly remembered hare as Mbs Sailie
Pate. _
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MISSIONARY nsruL
FORD “60" OWNERS REPORT
22-27 MILES PER GALLON
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Daataa Banalree aad Billy Davie*,
of Tto Citadel, aad Edwud Richard-
sen, of CVasson College, toft Sunday
for Anmston, Ala, where they will
spend six week in the ROTC training
ramp. ■ -
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Manning were
called to Commerce, Ga, on Thursday
of last week on account of the serious
illness of the brother-in-law of Mrs.
Manning, N. H. Sherard. The Man
nings returned home Friday evening
and news came Saturday of the pass
ing of Mr. Sherard at noon that day.
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CHICKS FX)R SALE.—Red and
Rock Chicks, 7 cents each; Parks pedi
gree with certificate. 100 for $10.
Started chicks at difTcrmt prices.
Wr;te Mrs L- M Kuduag, White
INwd, R C. C-IRPtp
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to Mew W B Bmrtaigtom. vsaaSaA.
MWS I ACM IB PBIl LIPS 1 Mias Aame Mmgumt Kmw*.
* RUBBRA TBS BCVTMBA T ysutom. The bridv wua mat at ba
Lsite Mma JaeAw PtoBUya. daugh tool af ba aSawwap by to* tosde-
tee ad Me. ami Mm M J. PbiMiya. am gvwoBz Ttom weev aa atteadeas*.
taetamed a awmtoe af bee ftomds ac > Tto bride waa a»aaually lovely to
• ©today party aa Batarday after- the wsddukg fvwrk of Ward*Id bias,
, oaaa at the baaaa a# bar parvwte on made with lace yofca aad separate
Mum Street Tto yoaagsters eajeyed jacket, which she donned after tto
contests with cert atony. Her uccvmoriaa ware af
beige, aad tor corsage of sweetheart
roses and valley lilies. Immediately
sfter the ceremony and the informal
reception which tallowed, Mr. and
Mrs. Hagood left for a wedding trip,
which will take them into Canada.
After July 1, they will be at home in
Barnwell.
At the reception which followed,
Mrs. W. H. Hodges, Jr, received the
guests, and Mrs. Erban W. Kennedy
invited them into the dining room,
where Miss Margaret Hodges and Miss
Gertrude Goodwin served block cream
and cake. The table was centered
with a lovely bowl of white roses and
slender tapers. The bride’s cake was
graced by e chariot of frosted lilies
of the valley, in which rode a minia
ture bridal couple, driving three white
swans. White roses and white mari-
prises falling to Evangeline Carter
and Eugone Easterling. They were
then invited into the dining room
where a green and yellow color
scheme was carried out. Streamers
were draped from the chandelier and
caught at the corners of the dining
room table. The birthday cake was
the table’s centerpiece, above which
hung a shower of allday suckers. Ice
cream and cake was served the little
folks and horns were given as favors.
W A DE-HOLLAND
MARRIAGE. | |
At a simple but impressive cere
mony taking place on May 23rd at
parsonage of the Rev. B. H. McKin
non in Allendale, Miss Rhoda Wade
became the bride of Mr. T. A. Hol
land, Jr.
After the ceremony the bride and ^ tricia were used in the living room,
bridegroom left for a short wedding Mr*. Hagoud is one of Kingtree’s
trip ta Atlanta. Athene aad other •o*t attractive aad charming young
plate af mtevsal to Georgia. 1 w-itmm ■. sad tor fr^ab regret that
Mr* MoBaad a* tto yoaagoot ■mrrtsg* oil t
tonaV ■ r of Ms V t T Mob «nf
too Mo Ms* Soft*, of Ctooaos tote
to # ptotototoa so Ctostes Mbyto flotooS Hum mu tons mi
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la a momAoe mi tos mtol boon*
gad Msgs■ I toMtoo of ■• to
Oat sd tooa gaosOi fto tow
dfeog (asSodod Mr* M R
sssttoe sf tto geoom, ba os
Bhaatoah Magood, gad too
Mttes aad Tommy Magood; J. U.
Watts. Jr. aad « B Turoor. al mt
BarawoU; Mrs. W. J. Balder, V. J.
Botdrr Jr, aad Mus Mary Cotuna.
mi Sumter, Mao Dot BagsdaW, Mis*
Margaret Hodges and R H. Hodges,
of Columbia; Miss Carotyn Lawton,
of Greenwood; Mr. aad Mrs. K. L.
Montgomery, of Mullins.
Announcement!
I wish to announce that , on
Saturday, June 12
I WILL OPEN MY
Market Grocery
in the old Easterling Building
next door to Mazursky’s Dept.
Store under the name of
The Palmetto Market
Grocery
I am here to serve the people of
Barnwell County with quality
meat* and groceries at the very
Best Prices Possible &
I have employed tho oldest aad
mast competent meat cutter in
tto manly- MR T. R mU—
tie* I so oa te the sAdse rtotoms
toe ‘©CD fTflL.*
to« smgte* an ImtoAnutoso. ssa
mto Am «mto «mf smm ton «te* ms
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USED CARS For Spring
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On* ms roao coir
Tw* (MB rOBD TUDORS
One IBM FORD DsLUXK TUDOR
Otoe 1PM TOULAPLANK SEDAN
Two IBM FORD TUDORS
One IBM FORD TUDOR ..
One Ita FORD TUDOR Now Patat
Two 1M1 FORD FORDORS
One IBtB FORD TUDOR
One 1930 CHEVROLET OOACH
One 1930 CHEVROLET COUPE
Two 1929 CHEVROLET COACHES
One 1929 CHEVROLET SEDAN
One 1929 FORD TOURING CAR
One 1935 FORD LONG WHEELBASE, CLOSED CAB,
DUAL WHEEL TRUCK
One 1934 FORD PICKUP TRUCK
15090
100.00
19ROO
160 DO
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375.00
325.00
Get that car of your ready to M go places”—don’t wait until the
thing. Special Overhauling Prices!
Lei US Care for YOUR Car
TRY and You WiU BUY
The FORD V-8
A Car You Will Bo PROUD to Own
B 6c B Motors
Phone 50 - - Barnwell, 8. C
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