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McCURMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, Soufll CtroRnn. ■*Mr
Page Number Frr*
PERSONAL AND
LOCAL HIS
Mrs. Wistar Harmon and son,
Wistar, Jr., are visiting Rev. and
Mrs. k. L. Dendy at Kairo, Ga.
Misses Carrie Lou Strom, Evelyn
Blackwell, Annie Louise Talbert
and Cornelia Winn, G. W. C. stud
ents, are at home for the summer
vacation.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY. LIKE EVERY OTHER DAY
YOUR DOLLARS HAVE MORE VALUE CROWDED IN
TO THEM AT—
GALLANT-BELK CO.
If you want to spend where you get the mo t in value, quality and style for every dollar
every day trade at Gallant-Belk’s. We always offer you the most for your money
and now even our low prices have been lowered.
Mr. Norman Brown from Atlanta
is spending a week or more here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Brown.
Mrs. H. P. Spence of Jackson
ville, Fla., is spending sane time
he?e with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Reynolds.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Campbell of
Abbeville were here Sunday for
the day in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. N. G. Rankin.
Visitors in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. T. J. Sibert on Monday were
Mr. W. M. Cobb of Lake Providence,
La., Mr. Gus Cobb of Santa Barb
ara, Claif., Mr. Burnett Cobb of
Globe^ Arizona, Mrs. Eula Stock-
man and Mrs. C. F. Gerrin and
son, Clyde, Jr., from Blakedale, S.
C.
QUALITY RUGS
In Newest Patterns At For Less Prices
9x6 FELT BASE RUGS
With and without borders, beautiful QC
flowered patterns only ^ * ■****
**9x12 FELT BASE AND CRESCENT RUGS
A big assortment of patterns
to select from only
9x12 WOOL NAPARA RUGS
Looks like and wears ^11 QC and (£Q QC
like $25 Rugs only ^
9x12 FLOORTEX RUGS
New spring patterns, first quality sold elsewhere at
$8.95 and $9.95 we sell them 95
for less, our price *** *
1,000 Yards Of
Good Quality
APRON GINGHAM
and
CURTAIN SCRIM
Special
yard
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Beautiful Mahogany fin
ish, strong QQ r
and sturdy wWV
RADIO STOOL
Natural finish. Paint
them to match your furni
ture, $1.95 val- QOf%
ues, special wWV
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Huguley and
son spent Sunday with relatives at
Warrenton, Ga.
Mrs.' Edwin Barron, Jr., and son
from Rock Hill are visiting here
in the home of her mother, Mrs. j
Georgia Talbert.
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Men^s Summer
SUITS
Snappy new styles in light
and dark patterns Suits
with one i\nd 2 pants
$15.00 to $18.50 values
we sell them for less
$11.95
and
$12.95
Miss Mary Martin, tehcher at
Eastover the past session, is at
home for the summer vacation.
Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Burnside
and son from Columbia, spent
Sunday here with Mrs. Burnside’s
mother, Mrs. Georgia Talbert.
Best Men's and Young
Men’s Calf Skin Oxfords
Tp be found in Green
wood in all new
lasts Belk’s special
Men’s Regular 95c Shirts
Saturday and Monday
79c Each' 2 £4 /g
Men’s Good Quality
SCOUT SHOES
We sell them AQ
-for less ^
Mr. H. C. Barnhart, who under
went an operation for appendicitis
at the University Hospital in Au
gusta on Tuesday of last week, is
reported to be getting along very
nicely at this time.
GALLANT-BELK
ment may prove a panacea for his
affliction.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Andrews
and son, Wright, and Mrs. Daisy
Hemminger motored to Augusta,
Ga., Sabbath afternoon. While
there they were guests of Mr. An
drew’s brother and wife.
Callers Sabbath afternoon to
Mesdames Rich and Sanders were
Mrs. Susan LeRoy, Mrs. Jim Hem
minger and daughter, Margaret,
and Mrs. Charles LeRoy.
We regret to report that little
Mattie Giles is again on our sick
list.
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Rush and
daughter, Francis, made a business
trip to Greenwood yesterday. They
were accompanied by their highly
esteemed friend, Mrs. Charles Le
Roy. Strange, how pleasant com
panions seem to shorten the length
of a long journey.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Cowan of
Bellvue were dinner guests Sunday
in the home of their sisters, Mrs.
Ada Kennedy and Misses Carrie
and Sudie Cowan.
Messrs. R. M. Rush and A. Me- .
Nair went this afternoon to join
Messrs. Boyd Dalton and F}oyd
Burnett of Greenwod and Mr. Will
Dalton of Asheville, N. C., on a
fishing trip. We wish for them
much success.
| Master Joseph Bowen has- pur
chased a very pretty new Ford made,
'.car. Guess Joseph is planning to
enjoy his vacation days.
Mr .J. Pruitt Rush and wife and
their mother, Mrs. Meredith Sat-
jterfield were very welcome guests
| Sabbath evening in the -home of
.Mr. Rush’s brother, Mr. Frank
Rush.
Mrs. A. Lawton who has been
critically ill for some days, is still
quite sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hemminger
ind Misses Francis Rush and
Louise McBride were guests at
dinner Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Hemminger and family. We
are sure the day was one of real
pleasure in this pleasant home.
“Mar.”
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LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!
OPERA HOUSE
ABBEVILLE, S. C.
Is now equipped with the finest
talking machines in the South and
as good as the best in the North.
The Opera House has been re
modeled— new upholstered seats—
new carpet and new screen. _ 200
good seats for colored people.
Coming Two Days
FRI. & SAT. Mar.»0-31st
JOAN CRAWFORD and
JOHNNY MACK BROWN
in “MONTANA MOON”
The “untamed” star is back,
more daring and enticing than
ever. Song hits, Cowboy ballads^
Heart interest. Comedy. Say, do
not miss this show.
Added—The Singing Brakeman
and Cartoon “Skeleton Dance”
Coming Three Days
Mon. Tues. & Wed. June 2, 3 & 4th
CHARLES FARRELL and
JANET GAYNOR
in “SUNNY SIDE UP”
If you miss this picture you will
miss one of the best ones ever
“Greenwood’s Leading
Department Store.'
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COMPANY
“The Heme Of
Better Values.’'
Sells Everything And Sells It For Less
a patient at the Greenwood Hos
pital since last Thursday, is grad
ually improving.
Miss Elizabeth Richardson, who
has been teaching at Oakway, S.
C., returned home Sunday to spend
thfe summer vacation with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Richard
son. She was accompanied, home
by Mrs. J. W. Greer, . Mr. Dallas
Greer and Misses Maymie Lou and
Anice Greer.
rose game and contest was enjoy-
Mrs. R. L. Blalock, who has been - e( j a u Miss Ramsey won a
bouquet of flowers.
A delicious salad course, was
served by George Dorn and James
Dorn. , ,
* MRS. C. B. LONG,
Reporter.
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REHOBOTH
NEWS
The marriage' of Mr. J. E. Winn
Among those from McCormick anc j Miss FlorenceCulbreath was
County who attended the Recrea- quite a surprise to. their many
tion Club Workers In Greenwood friends an d relatives. Mrs. Winn
on Tuesday were: Mrs. Nell Stall- j s eldest daughter of Mr. and
worth, county home demonstra- Mrs w p culbreath. She is pret-
tion agent, and the following ladies j^ond; with a lovable disposi-
and 4-H club girls, Mrs. T. L. Britt, fi on g^e has many friends whd
Mrs. J. B. Britt, Mrs. Ollie Watson, ^er a long and happy life.
Mrs. L. L. Rankin, Mrs. Evan Mor- g r0 om is a fine business man
gan, Mrs. Bob Dowtin, Misses Re- ba g S p e nt most of his life in
becca Lankford, Alma Young, Lois community where he has been
Barnwell, Mae Armstrong, Louise a succ e*ssful farmer. They were
Vaughn, Elizabeth McAlister, Eu- m&rTied Tuesday afternoon. May
genia Langley, Gladys Scott and 2 o, 1930, by Pastor Gurley, and im-
her son, Mr. W. M. Strom, came
for her to go to the bedside of her
sick nephew and she could not
stay for meeting. Mrs. C. C. Mor
gan came with Mrs. Stallworth to
the meeting. Next meeting will be
in the home of Mrs. J. P. Talbert.
Mrs. Marion Winn, Mrs. E. M.
Morgan and son, Raymond and
Miss Gertrude Culbreath motored
to Augusta to do some shopping
Friday.
Mrs. E. M. Morgan, Mrs. Janie
Morgan and daughter visited their
aunt, Mrs. Bessie Arrington, Wed
nesday afternoon.
It will interest many of the
friends of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Ar
rington to know they will move
to McCormick soon.
Mrs. Rev. A. D. Woodle and her
brother and substitute, Mr. Archie
Andrews, delivered the R. F. D.
mail while he was a-shut-in.
Mr. R. W. Cowan and Mr. J. M.
Hemminger are business visitors
in Anderson today.
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Rush of
Troy, enjoyed a fish and turtle
supper Friday evening, with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Rush.
Mrs. L. L. Rich and children of
Clarks Hill and Mrs. A. O. Sanders
of Aiken are adding to the pleas
ures of the home of their parents,
Capt. and Mrs. Sam McBride, with
a visit of several days. What is
to be compared to the joys which
come from a visit to the old home
where father and mother can still
he seen in their accustomed places,
which they occupied in the happy
MT. CARMEL
NEWS
Mrs. Inman Griffin, Mrs. L. E.
Connor, Miss Martha and Mr. Hol
lis Connor, attended the Baccal
aureate sermon at Calhoun Falls
Sabbath morning. Miss Martha
Connor was a member of the grad
uating class at high school and re
ceived a diploma, also was given a
beautiful gold medal for winning
first place in the expression con
test this spring. Her many friends
heartily congratulate her, and hope
she wins 1 many more honors
through life.
Quite a crowd of Mt. Carmel peo
ple enjoyed the commencement at
Calhoun Falls beginning last
Thursday evening with a play put LOAF BREAD—6 cents a loaf, for
Thursday and Friday, June 5-6th
WILL ROGERS in
“THEY HAD TO SEE PARIS”
Yes, funny and plenty good
SHOWS—3:30; 7:15; 9:00 P. M.
<£&£ ?ru jdcurt 7/OCO
WlOTWlf on* TfOUAs
Right now is a might}' good time to put
new and up-to-date FIREPROOF Roofs on
your Buildings.. .
Because a Large Roofing Factory has
just sent me an outfit of samples of some
of the best and most practical Roofings that
I ever eaw. And this factory sells DIRECT
FROM THE FACTORY TO YOU at Low
Wholesale Freight Paid Factory Price*.
Whether you order one square or 1,DOO
squares you get the same Low Wholesale
Factory Prices.
Just mail me a (postal or send word to
me and I will bring the samples and the Big
Roofing Catalog so that you can pick out
jusf the kind and style of roofing, ceiling or
aiding that suits yon best.
J. W. CORLEY
BOX 64
McCormick, S. C.
WANT ADVS.
on by the faculty which was
splendid. The school bus made a
trip Thursday and Monday even-
Saturday; hash, 25 cents pint,
45 cents quart. 2 pounds String
Beans; 15 cents. City Market, Au
gusta Street, McCormick, S. C.
ings, and with several cars, many
people were enabled to attend. We
all appreciate this kindness and FOR SALE—White Leghorn Roost-
courtesy very much.
Mrs. Inman Griffin and' baby of
Americas, Ga., Mrs. Carrie Connor
and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Horton
Maude Dowtin.
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Ivey-Barfield
mediately returned to their beau
tiful home, after telling her home-
folks they were married.
The home demonstration club
at Mountain Creek Church Wed
nesday morning.
Mrs. Eddie Culbreath spent the
ers, 1 1-2 to 2 lbs., at 40 cents
each. J. R. Crawford, McCor
mick, S. G.
daughter, Mrs. Chappie, of Jack- i days of our childhood?
sonville, Fla., were visiting Mrs. j The willington school closed Fri-
Bessie Arrington. ! day with a very p i easan t little pic- [were visitors in McCormick Wed-RUMMER SCHOOL—Session June
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Talbert and n i C given by the teacher, Missj nesda y afternoon. “ ~ “
children attended the funeral of :Louise McBride and the children.! Mrs. W. A. Scott, Mrs. H. O. Wat-
their cousin, Mr. Dewey Faulkner, Mrs. C. McNair kindly assisted son and M* 88 Gladys Scott were
Miss McBride in serving the lunch, i Greenwood visitors Tuesday,
and Miss Francis Rush assisted her! Mrs. Nell Stallworth of McCor-
in adding to the pleasures of the ,niick was a Mt. Carmel visitor
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Inman Griffin, Miss Mar
tha Connor and Misses Ashmore
„ met Tuesday afternoon at the hos-
Mrs. R. W. Knight of McBean pitable . hom y e of Mrs w A winn . ..
Ga.. announces the engagement ol Flfteen were present 0ne new parents this week end.
her caughtei Eve yn • ph memb Mrs. W. E. Winn. After
Ivey, to Rev. WiUiam H. Barfield.^ by prseidenti busi _
week end at her home while hej children - A U seemed happy over
was spending the week end with - a day so full of pl e asure and too,
relatives in lower part of state. ; as children usually are they were
Miss Martha Culbreath was home ! k a pp y 0 ver the thought of having | and Stone of Calhoun Falls were
for the week end. come to the end of the scholastic 1 ,®^ er ^ :on visitors Monday after-
Mrs. Henry Reynolds visited her! year noon.
Mr. Jim Boyd and family of Ab-
Mrs. James Hester and baby and
17th-Ju!y 25th 1930. Great Var
iety College Credit Courses offered
—expenses very moderate. For fur
ther information address James P.
Kinard, President, Winthrop Col
lege, Rock Hill, S. C.
STOLEN — One Female Hound
Bitch, whitish color with liver
colored spots, 3 years old and an
swers to name of Queen; missing
from home since Sunday, May 11,
1930. Liberal reward for recovery.
Miss Gorric Reynolds had a s ■ler beviUe were guests y es terday of’ Mrs ' D - L ' Br y son of Calhoun Falls l. N. Chamberlain, McCormick, S.
of McCormick, S. C., the marriage „ . . iimrcwnriT-
, . , , , L ness was called for. Mrs. E. m.
guest for the week end Miss Holl-
to be solemnized in June.
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Morgan was selected to attend a
Mrs. Kate Mayson is visiting her
Mrs. Mollie Clinkscales. They were w ’ e / e Mt ' Carmel visitol ' s Sabbath C.
afternoon.
Mrs. Fannie Patterson, Mrs. Ida
accompanied on their return home
T: E. L. Class
meeting in Greenwood May 27th. son in Warrenville.
by Miss Leona Clinkscales who will
Some free recipe books obtained by j
tt A/r P resident were distributed. The
HcIS Meeting meeting was then turned over to
the agent, who demonstrated vase
be the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. „
iM. Black and Miss Gladys Scott
Anderson I
Th? T. E. L. Class held its meet- painting, turning out some beauti-
ing Friday afternoon at the home ful work. Some pickle bottles
of Mrs. M. G. Dom, Mrs. M. 3. were made into lovely vases, mix-
WILLINGTON
NEWS ITEMS
, Gilliam, while he is in
attending court.
Mr. and Mrs. Will McNair and
• Mr. and Mrs. Bobbie Cowan were
and others attended service at the
FOR SALE—Cook Stoves, cash or
credit, and new sewing ma
chines, cash or credit. Buying
ihigh school auditorium in Calhoun, chickens and eggs j B Black _
■ Falls Sabbath morning. ! well’s Store. McCormick, S. C.
i Mrs. Cecil Gilliam was a visitor'
, A in Georgia one day last week,
visitors to Ceasar’s Head Sunday.. Mr James Dean of Wofford Co! _
They attended the “Open Air
We are certainly having dry l,A1 ^ , ^‘ 11 lege is spending a few days at
Dorr'Mrs' P. c7Dornj Mrs! T. E. tag bowl into bulb bowl. Several weather and blighting winds. The LetTo 0 nnairer' ,1C The O v s^v thTv v’ere' h ° me ' He made SUCh s P lendid
Fuller and Mrs. C. H. Fooshe being took part in this work, and felt young vegetables which put on g ‘ d b [ marks he was exempt from exam-
proud of their work. When the such luxuriant growth while we am P*y repaid lor tnen lon^ mo and will return to Wof-
a sun peeped out several pictures were having showers, are again tor tnp * , ford to receive his diploma, then
FOR SALE—Few fresh Milch Cows.
Buying all kinds of cows and
Veal Calves. Few cars cord wood
v/anted. J. B. Blackwell’s Store,
McCormick, S. C.
associate hostesses.
A large crowd was present.
A mrge crow teachers were taken of the members with needing rain, since the showers Rev - Mr . Barfield filled his ap-will be ready for the wide, wide FOR , Hig , h grad £ Cabbage
number of visitors and teacners were laxen 01 uie wi nnintment Sundav afternoon in „,»n l ^ and Potato plants. H. R. Dea-
•ut,ermine The meeting was pre- their vases. Several groups were here were light, only wetting the P° int ™ < ; nt Su " day afternoon in wor i d . Mr. De an will begin teach-
sided'over by Mr“ Frank Matron taken. After a general hand surface of the land. the WUlmg on Ba^ ta the fall. We all wish for
m ' e absence of the president, scrubbing with kerosene the guests Mr. Frank Clinkscales and fam- number of interested hearers Mere him the be st.
in t..e absence oi uie i were seated ^ the the spaclous Uy of LowndesviUe brought their present to receive the message he; Messrs. W. D. Morrah and Will
sister, Miss Leona Clinkscales brought to our people. Cowan were Mt. Carmel visitors
home from her school at Iva and l‘ Willington’s depot agent, Mr. Sabbath afternoon,
spent several days in her home. Brooks Parnell, who for some time / Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Cason were
We are glad to report Mr. Walter has been a great sufferer from Abbeville visitors Tuesday.
Andrews well again, after being rheumatism, is now b£tng treated; Mr. Bever Williams of McCor-
confined to his home from sickness by Dr. Eubanks, chifopractor of mick was a Mt. Carmel visitor
Mrs Morgan.
The rooms where the guests were hall, where delightful tea with
received were decorated in snap- mint and lemon was served with
dragons and larkspur. A very chocolate cake. Mrs. Winn is a
interesting and entertaining pro- splendid cook and housekeeper,
gram was carried out. Miss Ellis Mrs. Sahie Strom, who has been
solo. Mrs. visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. P.
WUktai rend^red^a violin" solo. A Talbert, was at the meeting, butt two days of the past week. Hit Greenwood. We hope this treat- Monday evening.
and Potato plants,
son, McCormick, S. C.
Character is one of the few
things that can’t be obtained by
placing a classified ad in the pa
per.
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The only state that permits wo
men to work 24 hours,.a day is th$
state of matrimony.