McCormick messenger. (McCormick, S.C.) 1902-current, December 20, 1928, Image 5
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McCormick messenger, McCormick, SoutR c««-oKm.
PEMNAL AND
LOCAL IK
Next week’s Messenger wUl be a
small sheet containing only the legal
advertisements that must be publish
ed regardless of the holidays. There-
foro contributors need not send in
anything for the issue of December
27th, but may hold over and send in
all they wish fer the issue of Jan
uary 3rd, when the paper comes out
** again in full s:ze. Accept our thanks,
all favors and patronage of the
WaQd our best washes for a mer-
y dirTswas and a happy and pros
perous NewYoar for everybody.
two weeks’ spell of pneumonia. She
is able to be up part of the time now
and is regaining her strength as fast
as cculd be expected.
Mr. W. R. Boyd of Mt. Carmel
vtes among the business visitors here
Saturday.
Mr. Alec Lawton of Willhigton at
tended to
Tuesday.
business matters here
Messrs. W. M. Strom and Clair
Bledsco were visitors in Anderson
Sunday.
terms near Sumter. She wore a
beautiful tan and brown velvet suit
w.ith accessories to match.
■ The g:oom is a Methodist minister
who has served on the Plum Branch
charge where he has made many
friends, and is much beloved by all.
Immediately after the ceremony
the happy couple left for their home
at the Metholist parsonage at
Phoenix, where a delicious wedding
supper* and reception awaited them.
They have a host of friends who 1
wish them much joy and happiness.
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Mr. L. L. Hester of Mt. Carmel
was a business visitor in McCor
mick one day the past week.
Sutton-Abercrombie
Mrs. L. L. Rankin spent the week
end in Augusta with relatives and
friends.
Miss MaH Stewart of Fountain
n spent stjeral days here the past
?ck as gult ,of Mrs. T. E. Fuller.
ALr. J. N Mitchell of Parksville
'was a busiiss visitor here one day
the past wtk.
Messrs. R. L. Arnold and Paul
Austin, from Athens, Ga., and Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Barden of Augusta
visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
\ T . G. Rankin Sunday.
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Married, November 28, 1928, at
the Methodist Episcopal Church at
Detroit, Michigan, by the pastor.
Rev. Lloyd M. Blakely. Jonathan
Woith Abercrombie of McCormick.. 1
S. C., and Miss Ruth Sutton, daught
er of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sutton, of
Cairo, Gecrga.
Among those present at the wred-
dng were Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Aber
crombie of Johnson City, Tenn., R.
M. Measles, Berea, Ky., and Mr. and
Mrs. White Detroit Mich. ,
YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING WORRIES ARE
OVER WHEN YOU DO YOUR CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING AT A DIXIE STORE. WE ARE
LOADED ON CHRISTMAS FRUITS, CANDIES,
NUTS, ETC. COME IN AND LOOK AROUND
FANCY ORANGES,
WASHINGTON STATE APPLES,
BY THE BOX,
ALL SIZES
BOX .
Miss Etht Killingsworth of Rcok
i£lill will aifcve this week to spend
the holiday, with her parents. Dr.
and Mis. I G. Killingsworth, at
their home pn Pettigrew Circle.
Richardson-W ilkes
Rev. F. 'j. Bramblett of Green
wood was ifteing friends here Tues
day.
Dan A. Bell attended to busi-
»rson Monday and Tues-
Miss Parsye Williams returned to
her home here Sunday from the
Wilhelnforf Hospital in Augusta,
where she was a patient during her.
A marriage that is of unusual in
terest and a surprise to their many
friends was that of Miss Georgia
Anna Richardson and Rev. E. A.
Wilkes, which was solmnized Sunday
evening, December 9th, at 6:30
o’clock at the Methodist parsonage,
at McCormick with the Rev. J. A.
Bledsoe performing the simple, but
beautiful ceremony. Only a few mem
bers of the immed'ate family were
present.
The bride is the popular and at
tractive daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Richardson o! near McCormick.
She has been teaching the past three
Rinehart-Barden
SUN-MAID DAK
ALL KINDS.
PER BOX .
IDE SEASON'S GREHS
EXTENDED EVERYBODY
We take this method of extending the season’s
greetings to everybody, and to wish each of you a
happy and prosperous New Year.
We especially want to thank all our customers for
their‘patronage during the year which is fast coming
to a close, and to say that we shall highly appreciate
the continuance of your patronage in the future.
We have endeavored to serve each of you in the
best possible manner, and shall strive to do equally
as well, or better if possible, in the future.
Again thanking you and wishing you a Merry
Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year.
H. DRUCKER
Main Street McCormick, S. C.
The marriage Saturday, December
8, of Miss Rubye Rinehart and R. M.
Barden came as a surprise to their
many friends. The ceremony was
peiformed by the Rev. J. H. Webb
at h*s home on Pendleton street, in
the presence of a few friends.
Miss Rinehart is the daughter of.
Mr. and Mrs. Gecrge W. Rinehart
near Batesbu'g and is a young wc*.n- 1
an cf amiable qualities. Sh e has!
been working in Columbia-for the
past year. ,
Mr. Barden is the son of A. B. Bar
den and came to Columbia from Mc-|
Cormick and for four years has been
employed by the Atlantic Coast Line.
M:\ and Mrs. Barden will make
the'r hone at 1323 Pickers street.
—The State &f December 16.
m SUGAR STICK CANDY, 2
2i/ 2 LBS. ..
DID FASHIONED DUCK CANDY,
2 LBS.
PER LB.
RAISINS LAYERS,
GRAPES FANCY CALIFORNIA,
PER LB. ..
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Teachers Here
For Christmas
I, PER LB. .
BESSON OIL
PINT CANS 25c
QUART CANS 50c
Followihg is a list of teachers
who are here to spend the Christ
mas holidays:
Miss Alma Walker, Mt. Airy, N.
C.
Miss Ina Walker, Princetcn, N. C. |
Miss B'rdie Walker, Weldon, N. C.|
Miss Mary Connor, Iva.
Miss Mary Bell, Burgaw, N. C.
M’ss Martha Bell Green Sea.
Miss Lucy Brown, Plum Branch.
Miss Parsye Williams, Woodville.
Mirs Mamie Kcown Woolville.
Miss Lucile Keown, Gaffney.
Miss Sue Lee Kecwn, Columbia.
Miss Mary Quarles, Allendale.
Miss Kate Price, Bamberg.
Miss Mai'ion Harmon, Florida.
Miss Marian Sturkey Lojkhart.
Miss Irene Britt, Moncks Corner.
Mis s Laura LeRoy, Kershaw.
M’^s Josic Talbert, Bluff ton.
Miss Allene Langley, Amity, Ga.
Miss Mary Hamlin, Clover.
Miss Mary Remsen, Clecra.
Miss Kathleen Abercrombie, Tab
er, N. C.
Miss Myrtle Martin, Florida.
Mias Winnie Thurmond, Greenville.
Miss Annie Willis, 'North CaroTna.
Mr. Dacus McCa ll Kelfc-'d, N. C.
Mr. James Talbert, Fail view.
Mr. Thomas Collier, Moncks Cor
ner.
Miss Agnes Drennan, Thomson,
Ga.
Miss Marian Dorn, Reck Hill.
Miss Elcise Corley, NoiWaj*
FLOUR, 24 IDS. GOOD
FLOUR, 48 LBS,GOOD
PLAIN OR
SELF-RISING
PLAIN OR
SELF-RISING ....
3 FOR
DIXIE STORES
MAIN STREET McCORMICK, S. C.
Students From
Colleges
MODOC NEWS
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m
Teachers Left
For Homes
Buying Dog Wood in any quantity.
For prices and specifications, see J. E.
Haynes at McCormick Block Mill,
near railroad water tanks, McCormick,
South Carolina.
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Following is a list of teachers who
left last Wednesday for their homes
for th e Christmas holidays:
Miss Mary Joyc^ Greenwood.
Miss Ollie Farr, Chapin.
M : ,ss Sue Barrow, Auburn, Ky.
Mr. W. A. Mason, Jr., Estill.
Mirs Evelyn Ramsey. Wedgefield.
Mrs. Sarah Powe, Newberry.
Miss Mary McCord, Hodges.
Miss Elizabqth Hai'ris, Hdton.
Miss Florence Burgess, Greeley-
ville.
Mr. Garvice Taylor, Newberry.
Miss Elizabeth Dillard Seneca.
Miss Sedelle ElTs, Saluda.
Miss Frances Hill, Haitsville.
Miss Lizzelle Tucker, Lowndesville
Miss Sara McGee. York.
Miss Virginia Ligon, Iva.
Miss Bonita Atkinson, Spartan
burg.
Miss Beattie Young, Florence.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lake, Jr.,
Newberry.
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An Englishman has invented a
beat that cannot capsize. Here will
be a nice Christmas present for the
fellow who likes to rock ’em.
American w'omen’use ten thousand
tons of talcum powder a year, but
' so far no one has ventured any sta-,
‘.tistics on the amount of gun powder. I
Following is a list of students
at home for Christmas holidays from
various colleges:
University of S. C.. Columbia—
Fred Bradshaw
Henry Walker
Gray Abercrombie
A thur Bradley
Jim Bradley
Robert Dorn
Hugh Brown
E. P. Bentley
Citadel, Charleston—
T,eland McAlister
Joreph Dukes
Clemson College, Clemson—
Poert Palmer
Clyde McComb
Frank Corley •
Wallace Talbert
Winthrop, Rock Hill—
Miss Lillian McGrath
Miss Mary Martin
Miss Julia Brown
Miss Ruby Abercrombie
Miss Elbe Dorn
Miss Frances Britt
Miss Sue Ludwick
Furman, Greenville—
Luther Andrews
G. W. C., Greenville—
Miss Mabel Dorn
Miss Alice Britt
Miss Kate Britt
Miss Helen Blackwell
Miss Carrie Lou Strom
Coker. Hartsville—
Miss Margaret Patterson
Due West W. C., Due West—
Miss Katrina Morrah
Miss Vivian Deason
Miss Mary Ellen Morrah
Brenau College, Gainesville, Ga—
Miss Cornelia Dorn
Georgia State Normal, Athens, Ga.
Miss Mary McComb
Anderson High School, Anderson-—
Miss Mary Elizabeth Britt
North Carolina University—
Miss Frances McAlister
Smith cculd have made it more
plentiful.
Quite a number of our people are
To the old timer Christmas wasn’t | suffering with the flu. Among the
a day; it was a week. They always | number are Mr. D. J. McAllister, Mr.
thought o" it as a week; in fact, It > Robert Scott, Mrs. J. D. Cade,. M:ss
was mere than a week; it began or. Irene Boyd, Miss Mary Hardaway,
Christmas eve and continued through' and possibly others. Mi'. S. D. Wells
the New Year day. | s also jR. w e hope no other cases
Miss Rcsalie Bussey was the week; will develop and that all the sick
! end guest to ss Nita Miller ovevj w j]i goon be well again,
near Edgefield. Mrs. Rcy Edmunds and little
Messrs. G. C. McDaniel and H. K. daughter,. Elsie, of Augusta are vis-
! Holmes v.«ere business Visitors to, itirp ^y Irs p K
McCormick on Monday of this week, j ]\irs. Alex Mitchell and Alex, Jr.,
Miss Evelyn Bussey, M:ss Ethel 0 £ Pleasant are Visiting her
McDaniel and Billie Bass were shop-; mother, M:s. Lena Hester,
ping visitors to Augusta Monday. ; Dr G * A Neuffer of Abbeville
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hornsbj °-j\vas a professional visitor in Mt.
Laurens were visitors to relat-ve.s ■ Garme } Monday to see Mr. Robert
' here and in Augusta last Sunday. J s co tt.
Master Henry J. Bussey spent. Dr D L Bryson of Calhoun Falls
Saturday and Sunday w r ith his liUiej ^ vag a professional visitor to see
, cousin, Saiah Ho.vie. j Miss Irene Boyd and Mr. S. D. Wells
Messrs. H. J. Bussey and L. C.j one d ay this week.
Reese were business visitors to Au-j Messrs. L. L. Hester and J. F.
; gusta tn Monday. Sutherland were visitors in Lincoln-
Miss Nita Miller was the honored ton Ga ? Monday.
guest Sunday night to Misses Rosa-j Mr w L Miller was an Elberton,
lie and Lucy Bussey. ^ . Ga.. visitor Friday evenmg.
Mr. Charley Bussey, who holds aj Mrs A lex Mitchell, Mrs. Lena
positron w.th the Augusta Lumbir Hester and Mrs. L. L. Hester were
Company spent the week end here , Abbeville visitors Monday,
with homefolks. ^ j Mrs. W. B. Sharpe, Mrs. W. H.
Messrs. J. C. Harvley and i. D. Horton and Mr. Hollis Conner were
Howie were visitors to Augusta McCormick visitors last Tuesday.
Monday. I Mrs. Abner Lyon of McCormick
Mr. Emerson Bussey was a week! was a visitor in mu Carmel Sabbath
end visitor here to his father, Mr. j morn j n p an d worshipped at the A.
. I R. P. Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams and
little Jean left Sabbath for Alabama.
Mr. Williams accompanied his wife
as far as Atlanta and returned to
S. C.. but she will spend Christmas
in Alexander City and he will join
them abcut that time.
Misses Ruby Smith and Elizabeth
Hester of Anderson spent a very
pleasant week end with their moth
ers in Mt. Carmel. They returned
to Anderson Monday afternoon and
were accompanied by Mrs. Darrell
McAllister, who is ill with the flu
A. V. Bussey.
Mr. Ray Bussey has been in bei
th e past few da y® with f,u ’
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MT. CARMEL
NEWS
We noticed in the Greenville News
whene about 2'5.000 people in South
Carolina were engaged in the
whiskey business, making a living
making and selling whiskey. That
sure ig prohibition. I think the drys
have the law and the wets have the and went to the hospital for treat*
liquor. We fail to see where Gov. * ment. j