The Barnwell people-sentinel. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1925-current, June 17, 1937, Image 5
J*» fhik>t)i, of (\
boro »ltk
J*m* Sutton la tpomfinc Mrwml
dnjrt this w»«k in Colombia.
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MUa Paula Masumky ia viaitinf
relatives in Aiken thia week.
Hummel Harley ia spending some
time in Spartanburg with friends.
Charles Burckh<er ia spending
this week in Columbia with relatives.
Brown Easterling, of Denmark,
spent the week-snd here with rela
tives.
T. C. .Davis, of Woodruff, a former
Barnwell resident, spent the week-end
here with friends.
Miss Marion Bolen was the week
end guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
TeaL in Bishopville.
Mrs. Edgar Loyns, of Elloree, was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mordecai
Mazursky this week.
Mrs. F. A. Gross, of Cross Anchor,
ia spending some time here .with Dr.
and Mrs. H. A. Gross.
Mrs. Rex Graham, of Greenville, a
former Barnwell resident, spent Fri
day here with friends.
Mr*. Olive Robertson spent several
days last week in Columbia with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Adams.
Min Lucille Bell, of Columbia, ia
spending several days here with Mr.
and Mrs. R L. B
Mrs. H E
•pending soma time here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Molatr,
left last w»ek for Hodges, where she
will spend some time with friends.
l/dciety\
ACE OF CLUBS MET
SATURDAY EVENING.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R. Evans enter
tained the members of the Ace of
Clubs at their home on Washington
Street on Saturday evening. The
card tables were set for supper and
the guests enjoyed a delicious salad
course, sherbet and iced tea before
bridge. After several rounds of j eluded Miss Rosalie Spann, of Sum-
bidge had been played it was found ^ €r » Mrs. Harold! K. Tinsley, of Aus-
that the high score prize for ladies, a j tin, Texas, Mrs. Edgar Loyns, of El-
box of handkerchiefs, had been won | ^ oree » Miss Elizabeth Kennedy, of
by Mrs. J. Norman Anderson, and the Lugoff, Mrs. H. J. Phillips, Mrs. Irm
high score prize for men, a book of I FaleSf Mrs. B. W. Sexton, Mrs. An-
postage stamps, had been won by Ifn* Patterson and Mrs. Mordecai Ma-
Ira Fales. Out-of-town guests zursky.
included Miss Elizabeth Kennedy, of
WKDNEBUAY AFTERNOON
CONTRACT CLUE.
Mm W. L. Motalr entertained the
Wednesday Afternoon Contract Club
at her home on East Main Street last
week. The high acorn prise for club
mrmbera, six ice tea plasses, was
won by Mm. Thos. M. Boulware and
the consolation prise for club mem
bers, a water pitcher, waa cut by
Mrs. Norman Anderson. The high
score prize for guests, a handkerchief,
was won by Miss Rosalie Spann, of
Sumter, and the consolation prize for
guests, also a handkerchief, waa cut
by Mrs. H. K. Tinsley, of Austin,
Texas. After several rounds of
cards had been enjoyed the hostess
sefrved a dej^jo^s sweet course.
Those enjoying Mrs. Molair’s hospi
tality other than club members, in-
Lugoff.
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
FOR RECENT BRIDE.
One of the loveliest of the season’s
parties was given on Tuesday evening
of last week honoring Mm. T. A. Hol
land, Jr., a recent bride, when 12r*. P.
W. Stevens, Mrs. F. S. Brown, Mm.
Lloyd Plexico and Mm. Shelly Black
entertained with a mlscallaneo'u
Mis* Elisabeth MrNab
home Saturday after •per
week at Winthrop College.
Oer • etvl
land with
Wil te SueAnag' ad Tampa, Fla.. I
wad ag seeevsJ duya hem wtth h»
NrtRer. Judge Jalm K Saeflmg
Rush Fudov hdt teas weed fee Dti
m. uReee he hue omopSed a paeaSNa
HR Uhe t (a FuiSae CeMeSmuSteai t«
Mv pud Mm. Oua VvtgRMw ad Ca
apaoe the oeeA «ad IS Rues
ail whR M* and Mm * *» FuRar
MRS. FALES ENTERTAINS
AT BRIDGE PARTY.
Mr*. Ira Fales entertained at six
tables of fo-idge at her home on
Nightningxle Street on Tuesday af
ternoon of last week. The high score
prise, a crystal dish, waa won byi
Mm. W. L. Wolair and the consolation shower at the home of the Utter. One
prise, a linen to we', was cut b. Mm. hundred gueaU were invited for the
Marvin Hlland. The boat ess gave evening.
three floating prism, the ftrst, a | For the occasion a color achom* of
linen guest towel, was won by Mm. yolUw pad white anas curried out with
• Solomon Blatt; the second floating flowers from thg bootees* gardens
returned towel, was won by Mm. The bnde's chair was marked with a
ling last * **• Jr - th* third, abe ! **«*y To register the gueaU
ia towel, was won by Mm. E%»r A. • decorated rwlltuf pin waa uaed. which
j Broom. After curds hod been Uhl was later prsaouied tu the hmdu.
« ,aside Mrs. Faleo served deltcijus home ^Rroogbout the evouiug a Uvoly
k- j % . made wo rvoaua and rap lake > Oat. I ••••cnl program waa eajsyoa mias
of town gaaoU larfadad Mwa Ci»ao KHsebetb Hagood aad Miaa MaarRa
j both Keaardy, af I egad Biaaitt raadrmd
• • w m m i i tal a am bars Mm Parry A
UTTUr MOT < CLERRtTRN very litgVfsPi two
dtXTM RimiDAT.
Oa W«dW:«day afWrwooa, at tl
home of has paroata. Mg. amd Mrs
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hers Sunday la spa ad t
The Rev. H. H. Sirmbridg*. former
pastor of tha Barnwell Baptist
Church, but who now has a charge
in Georgia, spent several days last
week here with Mr. and Mm. B. D.
Ellis.
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Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hair end
daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Car-
roll and children and Jjlrs. Ida Heir
of the Long Branch section, motored
to Wagener Sunday to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Rosier.
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Brawn, K try PUiin
Rrwdie and Betty
Mark cream aad pasad ca
heea rijoy+d it »»• raaae that tl
kv tea glasses, had been waa I
Mrs. Lesaie Eastrrilag, and the cossso- »
Istion prise for dub members was ^ MILLION At RES IN
cut by Mm. Solooion V. Brown. The j NEW CONSERVING CROPS
high score prise for guests, a hand- ___
kerchief, was won by Mm. Edgar NMr ]y 53 mi:licn acrea of produc-
Loyns, of Elloree, and the consolation ^ farm lani in the United States
prize for guests, a water pitcher, was were subject to con^rvation practices
cut by Mrs. Geo. R. Evans. After um j er the 1936 Agricultural Conser-
cards had been laid aside the hostess ^ V ation Program, according to a pre-
setyed a deftejous swee.t couitie. ij m j nar y estimate just completed by
Those who enjoyed Mrs. Molair’s 1 the A gricultjrl Adjustment Adminis-
hospitality, other than club members, 1 trationf says County Agent H. G.
included Mrs Edgar Loyns, of Ellcree, goylston. The reports indicate that
Miss, Lucille Bell, of Columbia, Miss 31 million acres of land were
Elizabeth Kennedy of Lugoff, Mrs. diverted from soil-depleting crops.
New seedings of soil-conserving
crops made under the program includ
ed nearly 34 million acres of legumes
[ alone or in mixtures, around 7*4 mil-
• lion acres cf gresnmanure crops, and
Miss Claire Dicks entertained at a 1 nealy two million acres of new or im-
bridge luncheon at the home of her pioved pasture. Applications of
parents, Mr. and Mr*. J. Norman ■ limestone, ‘.•uperphosphate, cr other
Each ampfry* wW ha* Bad tot
hia tdoatiAAraUaa aumW wdl ba aa-
tifled of hk uumhrr pnur to the lima
the si* menth* forms am 4ut. The
forma retamed to the collector'* office
must show the application number and
the account number of each employe
on payroll, the collector pointed out.
This phase of the gigantic federal
social security program although it
deals with the taxes of the employes
as well as the employer, will be han
dled entirely by the employer, the
collector said.
T. A. Holland, Jr. snd Mrs. Geo. R.
Evans.
ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE
LUNCHEON FRIDAY.
-MARKET DISCONTINUED— On
account of the heat, we are discontinu
ing our auction sahs until the first RHI^
of September. Tri-C«unty Livestock Dic,£s ’ on East M* in Street Fridfy chemicals were made on million
Auction Co Bamberg 8 C Itc raorn ' n * ' n henor of Mias Dorothy acres. Mechanical erosion controls,
„ - - — ■ ■ - —— Miller, of Trenton, bride-elect of this such as lerracir.g, contour furrowing.
FOR BALE.—My house and lot In month. Mum MUler. who taught ia and prot*«t*« •Jimnvf fallow, were
tviDe; house has eight rooms U** WillMtoa Elko schools for the plarsd in offset >r. 5«o milliou acres.
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aad bulb; large 1st dti«mbty
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Opens Kinder garden.
A kind?rgarden was opened in
Barnwell Monday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Pery A. Price on Marl
boro Street, by Miss Rosalie Spann.
Miss Spann, who is a teacher in the
public schools of Sumter, is experi
enced in the handling of children and
should prove extremely efficient in
her work. Barnwell has been with
out a kindergarden for the past sev
eral year* and the people interested
in the progress made by the town
f*?l that Barnwell is most fortunate
ia sscufiag such aa rare lisa worker
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