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Thursday, June 12, 1930 McCURMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, SoutH CtroTinm. Page Number PERSONAL AND LOCAL ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Graves and family, Mrs. E. F. Creighton and daughter, Mildred, spent the past week with relatives in York. and are now attending summer sehool at G. S. C. W. at Milledge- vllle, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. McAlister and daughter, Elizabeth, Mr. and Mrs. V. C. McAlister and son, Jr., and and Mr. J. W. Sharpton, which The groom was from North Au- took place at the Pastorium of gusta, in South Carolina, while North Augusta Baptist church, the bride was fomierly Miss Bem- Rev. J. P. Sheffield officiating. The ice Cawley, of Augusta.—Augusta wedding was a quiet one with only Chronicle, a few close friends and relatives I tXt U. S. Marines Sing Movietone Mareh Mrs. J. B. Harmon, Jr., and son, J. B., Ill, are spending several days with relatives in Vance, Orange burg county. Miss Hazel Langley is spending- some time with her sister, Mrs. Billy Rush. Miss Janie Lee Willis is spending the week here with lier aunt, Mrs. W. O. Graves. Mr. and Mrs. V. C. McAlister and son, Junior, from Birmingham, A^a., and Mr. R. F. McAlister from Montgomery, Ala., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. A. McAlister and fam ily near town. Miss Frances McGrath, register ed nurse of Charlotte, N. C., and Miss Veronica Scholl of Ghio, N. C.. have returned home, after a visit of two weeks in the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. McGrath. D . prese "V and T the ° nly , attenc \ an ^ Quarterly Conference Mr. R. F. McAlister attended the i were Miss Irene Cawley, maid of i x ^ # commencement exercises at the honor and Mrs. L. J. Parks, best At Republican Church Citadel in Charleston. Leland Me- man. rp _j j 1 *7 u Alister, who is a member of the | The bride looked beautiful in a J.U6SClBy 9 J11116 1/til graduating class, returned home gown of Navy blue georgette em- with them, en route to Mississippi, broidered in white, with which was T ^ ie third quarterly conference where he has a position with the worn a hat of the same shade, and tor the current year will be held at Alabama Power Co. ja stone marten fur checker. Her Republican Church next Tuesday, ! slippers were of the same shade of June 17th. Dinner will be served. The Susannah Wesley Bible blue and her flowers were a cor- Preaching at 11:30 by Rev. P. F. Class will meet on Friday after- sage of sweetheart roses. Miss Irene Kilgo* noon, June 13th, at 4 o’clock, at the Cawley sister of the bride wore a | J. A. BLEDSOE, home of Mrs. T. J. Price, with Mrs. beautiful ensemble costume and Pastor. Ruth Duncan and Mrs. J. A. Bled- her flowers were sweet peas. Af- tXt— soe as assistant hostesses. ,ter the ceremony the young couple jVX66tillJ£S Start At * left in their car for a trip to Ashe- ^ Mr. W. E. Rheney, who is a pat- ville ient at the Anderson hospital, is Mrs. Sharpton is the daughter of reported to be getting along fairly Mr. and Mrs. George Cawley of well at this time. Blythe, Ga., but she has made her home in Augusta for some years. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cothran She is a beautiful and charming in the Methodist Church next and Miss Edna Allen from Shelby, girl and one who is admired by all Monday night, June 16. Rev. E. R. N. C., returned home last Tuesday,' who know her. Mason of GreenwOL^ ^ H ll do the after spending the week end with : Mr. Sharpton is the son of Mr. preaching. You are cordially in- the former’s mother, Mrs. Addie and Mrs. E. B. Sharpton of Me- vited to all of these services. Cothran. Miss Ruby Cothran ac- Cormick, S. C., and holds a res- j J- A. BLEDSOE, c«moanied them home for an ex- ponsible position with the C. & W. i Pastor, tended visit. In the Fox Movietone picture, '‘The Cock Eyed World,” directed by Raoul Walsh, 600 marines aboard the U. S. S. Henderson, sing a marching song “So Long,” written for this all talker by Con Conrad, Sidney Mitchell and Ar chie Gottler. Conrad went to San Francisco and personally rehearsed the mar ines and also the U. S. Navy Band. Before the production was fin ished, Walsh received word from I the Orient that the marines w$rc j still singing this song, having ad opted it as their marching song. The U. S. S. Henderson is now in Oriental waters with practical ly the anttre compliment of mar ines who appear in this particular sequence. “The Cock Eyed World,” based on a story by Stalling and Ander son, with dialog by Billy K. Wells, co-features Victor McLaglen, Ed mund Lowe and Lily Damita. This big rollicking picture which will open at the Abbeville Opera House Friday and Saturday deals with the love affairs of two hard boiled marines. m Methodist Church Monday Night 16 A series of meetings will begin Mr. Claude Bartley, who holds a responsible position with The Aiken Standard, Aiken, was a visi tor here Monday. C. railroad in Augusta. He is high- ! X ly regarded by a host of friends.— J ce Cream Social Augusta Chronicle. X Mrs. M. A. Price of Greenville spent several days here this week with her mother, Mrs. W. J. Con nor. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Eanes and Mrs. E. M. Palmer of Augusta, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Bosw-orth and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar McClain last week. Mrs. A. J. Andrews and Miss Julia Brown spent last week end in Columbia. Miss Irene Fuller of Edgefield is spending some time here in the home of her brother, Mr. T. E. Fuller. Engagement Announced At Sullivan School House June 20th On Friday evening, June 20th, . ^ , the Sand Rock Home Demonstra- The following announcement of tion club wm have an ice cream the engagement of Miss ina Walk- ! social at the Sullivan School house er of McCormick. S. C.. to Richard Mr j strom Thurmond has becn secured to address the audience on this occasion. Remember the date, June 20th; Messrs. Luther Drennan, Frank D - S y lv ester of Richlands, N. C., is Corley and Wallace Talbert i e ft cordial interest liere: Monday for Florence, where they • PRINCETON, N. C., June 2. At ^ have been assigned by Clemson teacherage m Princeton on' p]ace SulUvan Schoo i house; College on boll weevil control work. Saturday evening a delightful par- , and the t . 8;30 0 . c i 0ck | ty was given announcing the >m- Miss Lois Deason is spending this week in Greenwood with her sister, Mrs. James Reynolds. Mr. Allen, linotype machinist for sagement and approaching mar- ( The Augusta Chronicle, paid The f ia & e of Miss Ina Walker, of Mc- I Messenger a short visit Tuesday Cormick, S. C., to Richard D. Syl- afternoon while en route to Green- j ves ^er, of Richlands, N. C., which . wood to take a look at the new jtake place the latter part of linotype recently installed by The J une * Hearts dice was played at Index-Journal. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. McGrath, Misses Frances and Annie Brown McGrath and Veronica Schol and Mr. Edwin Henderson were visi tors in Augusta, Ga., Monday. Mrs. J. G. Pueffier, J. W. Christ ian, A. R. Sharpton, Misses Marie, Nelle and Sudie Sharpton visited relatives in Augusta, Ga., one day this week.* Mr. and Mrs. S. A. McAllister and family were visiting relatives and friends in Anderson Sunday. Mr. Wistar Harmon is spending a week or ten days in Cairo, Ga. eight tables. The winners of the high score prizes were Mrs. R. F. Brown and Dr. B. L. Aycock. The low score prizes went to Mrs. A. M. Creech and Mr. J. J. Boyette. The color scheme of green and white was very artistically carried out in the decorations and refreshments. Mints of the color motif and nuts were served during the game. Af ter several progressive games the dining room was thrown open to the guests, who entered as the wedding march was played. A in the home of her parents, Mr. buffet supper was served. In the and Mrs. Austin Abercrombie. Mrs. center of the table was a minature Blalock has returned from the bride and groom ascending a lad- Greenwood Hospital and is recup- der from a base of rose petals, crating in the home of her parents. From the rose petals the guests Mr. Allen C. Green, who set type on the paper in McCormick 12 years ago, is here from his home in Charleston, S. C., tuning pianos and organs. He is well acquainted with the older people of the town and community and enjoys seeing them again. Mr. R. L. Blalock has returned to! Knoxville, *Tenn., after spend ing a week with his wife and baby Bible Class Meets Misses Mary Martin and Frances Britt left Tuesday for New York City, where they have accepted positions. Mr. J. L. Pulliam and family spent Sunday and Monday with relatives and friends at Royston, Ga. Keown-Sanders marriage at 11 o’clock last Satur day, morning at the Baptist par- The regular monthly meeting of the Susannah Wesley Bible Class was held at the home of Mrs. Jno. T. Fooshe Friday afternoon, May Brown and were joint 16. Misses Lucy Fannie Edmunds hostesses. After the regular busine^ of the class was conducted a very inter esting program was led by Mrs. Elmer Creighton, the subject be ing “Mother.” During the social hour delicious strawberry sherbert whipped cream and cakes were served. tXX Bethany H. D. Club Held Meeting The Bethany H. D. Club held its regular monthly meeting on Tues day afternoon, May 6, with eight Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Grose and hildren and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Carroll and son, Philip, from Au- usta spent the week end with rel- itives in and near town. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Jennings of lharlotte, N. C., spent the week nd here with his parents, Mr. and Irs. J. L. Jennings. Mr. John Wes- jy Jennings accompanied them *>me Sunday to spend several ays. drew green and white ribbons to which were attached wedding rings members and three visitors pres- labelled “Ina and Dick, June.” The ent Mice Qnn j menu consisted a salad and iced I After the devotional exercises, Miss Sue Lee Keown and Mr. course# Miss Walker was presented a D r 0 Eram on health was given by Harvey G. Sand.™ were united in a „„ w£ w“ Sy up- Those present were Miss Ina - p ropriate and instructive. <!rma<rr» w w Walker ’ honoree ’ Dr - and KIrs * B * I Mrs. Stallworth explained choos- neriorminn thr r^rpmnnv in thn L * Aycock ’ Mr ’ and Mrs - w - p - mg an adequate diet and presented presence of a few clo^ fdends and SUgg ’ Mn and MrS ' H M ' Fitz 8 el> ,the members with a food chart, relatives Immediately after the ’ ’ Mr ‘ and MrS ' R ' F ' Borum ’ Mr - 'which will be helpful. Delicious relatives, immediately attei tne nd M N c Holt Mr and Mrs cream was served bv Mrs E L ceremony they left on a honey-ij R Woodward , Mr . and Mrs . A . ^11'™^ m ? on t0 Nolthern points. M Creech, Messrs. J. J. Boyette and The bride is the attractive and Raymond Snipes of Princeton; Miss talented daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horniselle McCorkle, of Salisbury; W. W. Keown, while the bride- Mr and Mrs A G Gle i ln> of Ben _ grooin is the son of Mr. G. J. Sand- son; Miss Elzle Woodward and ers. Both are residents of McCor- Leora Cook o{ K enly; Miss Inez mick and have countless friends P i ttman of Micro; Miss May here who extend best wishes to slaughtel . of Kinston; Miss Ora them foi a long and happy life .o- M cCormac. of Rowland; Mr. Joe -±Xt- Schedule Of Home Demonstration Work For Next Week gether. r spending a week here with other, Mrs. Isabelle Bentley, allie Bentley returned last lay to Louisville, Ky. Helen McGrath left Tues- > spend a few weeks in the of Miss Veronica Schol of N. C. Ivey-Barfield Boyette, of Smithfield; Miss Har- ^ Carmel, jriett Hanks, of Manning. S. C.; Miss Elizabeth Young, of Pickens, ,S. C.; and Miss Elizabeth Miley, of Monday, June 16, 4:00 p. m., Mt. Carmel-Willington 4-H Club at Announcement is made of the Lynchburg, Va. marriage of Miss Evelyn Ivey of Miss Walker has been head of McBean, Ga., to Rev. W. H. Bar- the mathematics department for field of McCormick, S. C., at her the P ast few years in Princeton, home on Monday afternoon, June and ^ r * Sylvester is a young nan a ^ school house. Tuesday, June 17, 4:00 p. m., Rehoboth H. D. Club. Wednesday, June 18, 9:30 a. m., Washington 4-H Clubs at school house. Wednesday, June 18, 4:00 p. m., Bordeaux H. D. Club and 4-H Club 9, 1930. in business in Richlands The bride, an attractive and' x C. Nave of Elizabethton, here on a visit to her VIrs. Lucy M. Ludwick. Thursday, June 19, 4:00 p. m., Buffalo H. D. Club. Friday, June 20, 9:30 a. m., Plum Branch 4-H Club. T,. f’vrkcc iWw Rrirl<r<»l Friday, June 20, 4:00 p. m.. Mo ld,1 OSS i>ew Dimgt doc H D club at club room . Saturday, office. txt * * * Sturkey is attend- 100I at Nashville, accomplished young lady of Mc- iy 1 J \ p* f Bean, has many friends in Me- JAlt, T IFM Cormick who rejoice that her mar riage brings her here as a resident. The bridegroom is pastor of the McCormick, Bethany, Buffalo and A bridge opening celebration can Willington Baptist churches and never a howed to stand in the has a wide circle of warm friends ,way a bappy beginning of mar- over the county who join in ex- r * ed tending hearty congratulations So w ben Mr. and Mrs. J. W. . and best wishes Sharpton, of Augusta, drove up to columns to express our sincere After a brief honeymoon trip to' th « Furey’s Bridge Saturday jour many friends for their sweet Card Of Thanks We would like through these Mrs. C. H. Huguley and ;alled to Warrenton, Ga., p 0i ' n ^‘of' interest Tnlhis State‘and morning during the dedication of j thanks and high appreciation to on account of the seri- +**™*mx - onH irwincr svmna- i of her sister. Hunt of Dacusville, > past week end here Lss Pansye Williams. ,nd Williams taught dside High School e the past session North Carolina, they are expected to arrive here today. X— the $200,000 structure with pomp thoughtfulness and loving sympa and ceremony appropriate to such thy for us in our dark hours of an event, the dedication was ab- | sorrow in the death of our beloved ruptly hatled by J. B. Johnson, husband and father, Mr. George S. Georgia Maintenance officer, who Mauldin. raised the barriers and let them j We also thank you for silent A wedding Saturday of wide-. through.* . ; tributes of love, the beautiful spread interest a host of friends 1 They were on their way to Ashe- flowers. May God bless you all. wa.s that of Bernice Cawley ville, N. C., on a honeymoon trip. The Family. Cawley-Sharpton J1 ‘V&l 3E 3E GOODYEAR TIRES We used to sell another line of TIRES. And we believe they were good ones. But we were asked many times, 44 D<) you think that Tire is as good as the Goodyear?” We figured if our customers made Goodyear their standard of value—why try to sell them any other kind. And for that reason, we are now selling Goodyears exclusively. GOLF SERVICE STATION J. T. FAULKNER, Prop. McCORMICK, S. C. LSI; as BARBECUE MEAT l NASD We are ready to fill your requirements on Saturday with the best barbecue meats and hash at very moderate prices, and to serve you every day with the best line of fresh meats and groceries. ALSO GAS. OILS. ETC. SMITHS’ SERVICE STATION T. H. and J. L. SMITH, Props. Junction AEdjeville-Greenwood Highway 2 miles west of McCormick '-'""J-Vif Experience Service Facilities Those are the important things in measuring the worth of a funeral director, and should be borne in mind when you have occasion to choose one DISTANCE IS NO HINDRANCE TO OUR SERV^E and there is no additional charge for service out of town J. S. STROM Main Street McCormick, S. C.