Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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»- >4 I THURSDAY, AUGUST If, 1M7. ) THE BARNWELL PH0PLB-8ENT1NKL. BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA PAOB m ounty Livestock Auction Company BAMBERG, S. C. WILL HOLD ITS FIRST FALL SALE Tuesday, August 24th, at 11:00 A. M. and Every Tuesday Thereafter. For BEST RESULTS SELL HERE. J. McGee Bamberg, Mgr. Phone 116 or 47 • HRJRB AND HBRBABOUT8. • Miss Dorothy. Sanders left Sunday for Sullivan’s Island, where she will spend her vacation. Mrs. J. E. Harley, Jr., has returned home after spending some time with relatives in Georgia. L. C. Black, of Newry, spent the Dr. P. W. Stevens spent Sunday in Orangeburg. Miss Elise Wooten spent the week end in Columbia. Miss Patsy Ridgeway, of Columbia, is the guest of Miss Vera T. Boul- ware. ^ Miss Blanche Bennett has just re turned from a delightful visit to) McColl. Mrs. E. O. Drew, of White Hall, is spending some time in Barnwell with relatives. Mrs. W. H. Lacey spent last week in Pinopolia with here mother, Mrs. K < Dennis Mrs. Pinckney Lee. of Williston. ia!^ We,t • Bd on nto M ' ch •pending several days here with Mrs. ** >n <* Un Mart,n returned M B Hagood. home Friday night after spending The Hon. Winchester C Sm th. of tWo D«ytona Beach. FIs. Will •ton. was a business visitor in J® 11 * Carswell has returned to her home in Atlanta, Ga„ after a Misses Beth and Frances Manning spent the week of August 7th in Bamberg as the guests of Misses Mar- deen and Montine Hewett. Mrs. C. S. Harris and daughter, Ce- cile, of Richmond, Va., are spending some time in Barnwell with the for- week-end in Barnwell with his par- mer ’ 8 mother, Mrs. J. A. Porter, ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Black. ! Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Killingsworth Mrs. Lena Davies left Saturday for Oiarlotte, N. C., where she will spend a couple of weeks with friendfe. Miss Margaret Ivey and Bidsell Ivey, of Rock Hill, spent the week-end here with Miss Vera T. Boulware. Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Boylston and children have returned home after •pending last week it Ocean View. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Phillips left Fri day for an extended tour of the Mid- B«rawed Monday, Mias Hatti*. A'eaoader. who has Wen spending her vacatieu with rela tive* at Seneca, has relumed to Bank- well and reaaased her WOea at tW Bara well Beauty Shop. H. T. Youman*. af Client on. and J. W Browning, af BUcfcvtfla. renew ed their •sharrtpuana la TW Peapio- Seat net while hi Barnwell Monday Beth were gene re aa ta tWtr prams af tW farm t antral ptaa lalmitted by tW edtter to UNINKSi riLDK r«ut roa sali o>. .a, I in MTM.—Mn. E Barawtl . S. C R C I aWwt Lift aa ramp. Finder pi Wmgo. Kline. A C LOST.—Wedaeeday. Aag Utk. an Barnvrell-Blaclnrilla highway, aear Davies farm, on# sack containing SM bushels af whaaL Finder plaaaa noti fy W. Furman Creech, Barnwell route one. Up FOR RENT.—Gamble buagalow on East Main Street in Barnwell. Ap ply to Thos. M. Boulware, attorney, Barnwell, S. C. He WANTED.—Name and address of lightning rod man who talked with Louisville student at well in Cherokee May 4th. Address Mrs. H. A. Jef feries, Pacolet, S. C 8-lf-4tp. W A N T E D.— Middle-aged white housekeeper and cook. Good home and resasonable salary. Only two in family. Apply to T. J. Grubbs, Wil liston, S. C., rfd 2. 2tc FOUND.—Automobile key. Owner can get same by calling at this office andi paying for adv.—The People Sen tinel. visit ta Wr aunt. Mrs. Sophie Drew. Misa Jae Ana Bauer left last week for Florence where sW will spend use Ume with Mias Margie Summer. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Goodsoa. of GemeevUte. Fla. spent several days with Mr. aad Mrs. E. E. Goodsoa last Mrs. Charlie Coclla aad ekildrra returned Warn last week after spend ing severs! weeks with relatives ta Maine. Mrs J. Hugh Ryaa. of Beater, spent several gays in Barnwell last week with Wr mother, Mrs. William McKah Mr. aad Mrs. Howard Creach, af Chariestea. were tW geests af Mrs. Hattie Ward aad Lulls Miss Denmark, la Bbrawell with Mr. aad Mrs. B. P. Davies, Jr. Mias Carey Martin, daughter af Mr. aad Mrs. B. F Martin, left for Atlan ta. Gn.. Friday, where she srill take a Mr. aad Mrs. B. P. Davies. Jr., and Mias Barbara Zetgler, of Deiuaark, spent Sunday afternoon in Me Bean, Ga., with relatives. Mrs. H. L. O'Bannoa aad son, Har ry. Jr, and Mrs. W. E. McNab, have returned home after spending a week at Flat Rock, N. C. Miss Virginia Clark has returned to her home in Johnston, after spending some time in Barnwell with Miss Martha Frances Grubbs. Mrs. Nathan Kartus and two chil dren, of Montgomery, Ala., are spend ing some time here with Mr. and Mrs. Mordecai Mazursky. Miss Myrtle Keel, of Blackville, spent several days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Keel, in the Long Branch section. Mrs. H. C. Wingo, of Kline, daugh ter of J. W. Patterson, of Barnwell, underwent an emergency operation in a Columbia hospital Monday night for an acute attack of appendicitis. Reports from the hospital Tuesday said that she was recovering nicely. and little daughter, of Atlanta, Ga., were the week-end guests of the for mer’s mother, Mrs. Lessie Easterling. Miss Margaret McAllister, who is studying at a business school in Co lumbia, spent the week-end heree with her mother, Mrs. A. A. McAllis ter. Mrs. K. M. Hale and little daughter have returned to their home in Cat* lettaburg, Ky., after spending some time in Barnwell with Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Easterling. Mr. and Mrs. Perry A. Price, Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Grom and Mr. and Ms. BasJ M. Jenkins have returned home after spending the past two weeks in New York. Earl V. Hagood, of New York City, ia spending several days here with liis mother while en route back to New York after aa extensive tour of the West const sad Mexico Mimes Beth aad Frances Manning entertained their friends. Mimes Louisa Noyes, of Atlanta, and Reha Mann, of Abbeville, Ga., at Folly Bench da nag th* past week-end. Mrs Eulalt# Parker, school attend ance officer for tkie county, has takes aa apartment at the residence of Judge John K. Snell ing on Washing ton Street, aad will moke her future home there. Mias Jma Diamond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. C Diamond, of Bern well, was operated on at the Aiken hospital on Monday morning. Miss Diamond suffered aa attack of appen dicitis on Thursday night sad was taken to the hospital aad an opera tion for appendicitis aa well aa re moval of tonsils was had on Monday. Reports indicate that she is getting along nicely. Lyadhurst Items. Lyndhurst, Aug. 16^—Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hay, Mrs. Carson Steele and son. Jack, of Charleston, are spending a few days here with relatives. A. P. Hay and daughter, Mrs. Edith Classen, and her little son, Harry, of Parris Island, spent the week-end here. Mrs. Mabel Gantt and children re turned Thursday after spending sev ers! days with relatives at Elloree. Miss Mollie Tharin, of Georgia, is spending the week-end with her aunt, Mrs. Mabel Tharin. Whitney Tharin and family, of Athens, Ga., spent last week-end here, the guests of his mother, Mrs. Mabel Tharin. FARMERS GINNERY INSTALLS UTEST MODEL CLEMM MM! WY NOTICE! To Barbers, Apprentices and Barber Students: You will please take notice that under the act entitled “AN ACT TO REGULATE THE PRACTICE OF BARBERING IN THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,’’approved April 22, 1937, which be came effective June 30, 1937, all barbers, apprentices, and students in South Carolina are required to obtain a registration certificate from the South Carolina State Board of Examiners, located at 17- 18 Sylvan Building, Columbia, South Carolina. The Act has been a law of the State since June 30, 1937, and it becomes necessary to set a dead-line after which rigid enforcement will be required. You are hereby notified that on and after OCTOBER 1, 1937, those failing to comply with said Act by such time will be proem cutedL > Ashleigh W. M. S. We have recently installed the latest model cleaning machinery : in our ginnery and are now especially fitted for ginning long staple cotton as well as short staple. We guarantee not to damage the staple but to give you the best returns in weights and grades that can possibly be obtained. We will pay the highest cash prices for seed and we guaran- : tee to give you as good or better trade for meal as you can get | in the county. We will also meet any prices either for seed or ginning. The manager has had 45-years experience in die cotton gin ning business and we thank you to give us a trial. We will show you the same quick service we have always shown you. Farmers Ginnery B. S. MOORE, Manager BARNWELL, S. C Ashleigh, Aug. 16.—The Ashleigh Woman’s Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. Maxine Eubanks on Wednesday, Aug. 11th. A song and prayer opened the meeting, following which interesting talks were made by Mrs. Eubanks, Mrs. Ellen Black, Mrs. Lee Lancaster and Mrs. Edna Owens. A, ( musical reading and song by Mrs. D. T. Ross, ilrs. Edna Owens and daughters, Jennie Lou and Vera, was enjoyed. After the business session, re freshments consisting of crackers, sandwiches, cake and tea were served. Those present were Mrs. Lee Lan caster, Miss Emma Lancaster, Mrs. Billie Hair, Mrs. D. I. Ross. Mrs. Aiken Owens, Misses Vera and Jennie Lou Owens, Mra. Lee Creech, Mrs. Ellen Black, all of this section; Mrs. Dave Black, Mrs. Moselle Black and Mrs. Aaron Black, of Reedy Branch. The next meeting will he held at the heme of Mra A:iea Let Me Gin ✓ Your Cotton I have my gin in PERFECT condition and can take care of your staple and grade. GIVE ME A TRIAL! Winchester Smith WILLISTON. SO. CAR. i