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Thursday, July 3, 1930 McCORMlCK MESS252VGEK, McCORMIGTZ, SoutM CmroTlnw. Jll I 11«! 11 Page Number Fi¥l T. HOWARD SMI1H OPENS NEAT NARKET IN TOWN I have hought the meat market formerly run by Mr. T. Morton Dorn at his grocery store on the cor ner of Main and Gold Streets and am opening up to day for business at this stand. I have had wide and varied experience in the meat business and will de vote my personal attention to the market, which will be open every day and have phone connection and delivery service. This market is frigidaire equipped and will handle the best beef, veal, pork, sausage and various kinds of cured meats at the fol lowing stable prices: Beef Steak 25c Beef Roast 20c Mixed Sausage 20c Stew Beef 15c Pork Ham 25c Pork Chops 25c Pork Sausage 25c ( Veal Steak 30c Veal Chops 25c Veal Roast 20c Veal Stew 17 l-2c Boiled Ham 55c Cured Ham 35c Highest prices, paid for first-class beef cattle, veal and hogs. T. HOWARD SMITH’S MEAT MARKET Corner of Main and Gold Streets in rear of T. Morton Dorn’s Store Phone 19 McCormick, S. C. W alker-Sylvester Wedding Was Of the Columbia State and has been Miss Caroline Hines of Chester.College was a dinner guest on Sab- active in various civic and other j Although the weather w a s threat- matters over the state. The bride is a sister of J. S. Sul- Umisual BeautV livan ’ mana s er of Efmrs Depart- s - ment store, of Greenwood. txt On Monday morning at ten o’clock at the home of her parents in McCormick Miss Ina Walker was married to Mr. Richard Durwood Sylvester of Richlands, N. C. T. E. L. Picnic ening, the bountiful lunch was served and thoroughly enjoyed be fore the wind and rain stonn came in all its fury. Mrs. Annie Rush Deal returned yesterday to her home in Green wood, after a very pleasant stay of days with her brother, Mr. Frank Rush and family of our town. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie W a tson of Mt. Carmel were visitors Sabbath af- bath. Mr. Cade’s many friends will be glad to know of his recent promotion in the business world. He represents on the road a whole sale firm of Spartanburg with headquarters in that city. Miss Ruby Smith, Mrs. Cecil Gilliam, Mrs. D. J. McAllister, Mrs. H. O. Watson, Misses Juanita Cur tis, Alice Wells, Irene Boyd and Martha Connor entertained all the children in and around Mt. Car mel last Monday afternoon with a picnic and swimming party at Calhoun Mills on Little river. Quite a pleasant afternoon was spent and a . delicious luncheon One of the most enjoyable oc casions of the summer season was The large home of the bride’s the picnic given last Friday by the _ parents was beautifully decorated T E L ci a9S 0 f Baptist Church ternoon to their relatives, Mrs. Ada with Queen Ann s-Lace and sum- in i awn i n f r0 nt of the court Kennedy and Misses Carrie and mer flowers in silver baskets. Mrs. house ; Sudie Cowail ^ l !, a S I After a most delightfiA dinner, ) We regret to say, Mrs. James and Mrs. J. W. Britt welcomed the w hi c h the Reds prepared for the Gibert is not improving so rapidly guests at the door. Blues, the social fellowship com- as we had hoped. She is still con- wa s enjoved lie FoosheSaved^To a Wild Rose” miUee ’ MrS ’ L ‘ L ' Rankin ’ MrS ’ fined t0 bed - sitting U P onl y a Misses Juanita Curtis, Eda Mar- bv McDowell Then to The Bridal 6 Talbert and MrS ' J ' 8 DukeS ’ Sh ° rt WhUe at intervals - itin, Messrs. Ralph King and Mel- MarTh oTToheTS the TeddfnT had arranged for the entertain- One of our attractive Misses- V in Cheatham were visitors in Toc- nlrtv entereH = "ent. Ellen Covin has returned home, af- 'coa, Ga.. Saturday. P The bridP PxnuisitP in an ™ 1 Late in the afternoon a11 de " ter spending some days with herj Mrs. Willis and sister and Mr. ine hriae, exquisite m an m- par ted, declaring they had a won- esteemed friend, Miss Billie Mor- semble of blue georgette with egg- derflri time rQW of Bellvue - shell trimming carried a lovely Those present were: i Mrs. John Lindley, Mrs. Tom corsage of pink rose buds showered | Mesdames H. N. Coleman, W. M. Lindley and Mrs. Manly Willis en- wi lil es-of-the-valley. Her hat gtrom, W. L. Acker, W. T. Strom, joyed a spend the day Friday with was a stylish little model of blu? W fli ie Talbert, J. S. Dukes, E. B. their relative Mrs. Willie Lawton crepe de chine and her slippers Brown> j. E> Britt> j E Bradley, | Miss Leona Clinkscales enter- were of blue kid. She came in at- Bruce Cheatham, D. M. Bullock, C. tained a few o7 her friends a t a «r°n y ^ Gr StS A er ’ . .^f 8 c * Morgan, M. C. White, C. H. Foo- picnic Friday in honor of her Birdie Walker who was attractively she j A Talbert, T. E. Fuller, HJ guests, Misses Mattie Lou and dressed in blue. She carried a cor- E Rush> R L Fau i kner , j. B . sage of pink rose buds. The bride Blackwell, W. F. Gian ton, Jim was met at the altar by the groom Blackwell, Ted Harmon, L. L. Ran- who entered with his brother, Mr. kin Jack Bradley> T . W., Morgan, L. W. Sylvester, also of Richlands, Rev and Mrs Barfield> Misses May N. C. The altar, composed of Bussey, Sudie Sharpton and Dora handsome ferns, white flowers and p a i mer tall white candles in silver cand- x elbra was perfect in its impressive simplicity. The couple was united in marriage by the Rev. W. H. Bar- field of McCormick, who used the popular and beautiful ring cere- In P lanning y° ur fourth o£ Jul y mony. As the wedding party left activities and the coming week end the altar Mrs. Fooshe played “All t^P be sure to include extra care regular picnic unch there was an ^ » .. in nrripr avnid all accidents. abundance of iced tea and pme- MODOC NEWS Frances Cochran of Iva. Those who enjoyed Miss Leona’s hospi tality were Misses Mattie Lou and Frances Cochran, Miss Caroline Hines, Miss Francis Rush and Messrs. R. M. Rush, Wright An drews, Albert McNair, Curtis Hem- minger and Johnnie Morrow, Jr. Surely a n amount of real pleasure was crowded into this afternoon, as our young people came home loud in their praises of an evening so full of enjoyment. Besides the For You.” in order to avoid all accidents. Mr. Gordon Boswell spent the BIG BARBECUE DINNER And double header baseball game betwen two crack teams AT THE FAIR GROUND GREENWOOD, S. C. JULY FOURTH v Come have a good time apple ice cream. Mr. Clifford C a de of Anderson was seeing friends in Willington Monday. niece, Mrs. James Gibert. Mrs. George Hemminger was a Waller Willis of Atlanta, Ga., Were guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Cas on last Friday night. Mrs. S. T. Russell, Miss Susie Patterson and Mr. J. W. Boyd spent last Friday in McCormick.- We think that the Mt. Carmel people were all glad to hear that Mr. Paul Robinson was appointed as one of the receivers of the Far mers Bank. Mr. Robinson holds the confidence and esteem of this community. Mr. Lawrence Connor left last Friday for his home in Charleston. Mrs. Connor and children will visit here for two weeks. Mr. Hollis Connor accompanied his brother home for a two weeks’ visit. Mr. S. T. Russell of Atlanta came over Saturday to spend a few days with Mrs. Russell and little daugh ter, Elizabeth, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Boyd. Mr. and Mrs. Russell and Eliza beth will leave Wednesday to visit Immediately after the ceremony. C,Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester left for a week end here wlth Mr ‘ and Mrs ' , wedding trip to Chicago, Madison, , G ‘ E ' Dukes - Wisconsin and noints in Canaria Messrs. William Reese and Tom I The bride Mrs Sylvester is the BeU Bussey were visitors last Sun-| Miss Sue Gibert of Greenwood Tuesday to visit his children in An- third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.: day amon S friends and relatives was the week end guest of her derson. C. Walker. | at Luujolnton, Ga. She was graduated from Lime-' Mr * and Mrs * Bela Busse y from stone College in Gaffnev and later' Au S usta were v isitors here Sunday I visitor yesterday in the home of'tended visit to her sister, Mrs. J. Mr. Russell’s mother and to spend some time in the mountains. Mr. James F. Sutherland left Mrs. Mabel Brown and little son, Drennan, left Monday for an ex- did graduate work at the Univers- I forrner s father, Mr. A. V. ity of North Carolina, and the Busse y* University of Virginia. She has, fEKSONAL AND EOCALITEHS Mrs. Virginia Sanford of Parks- ville spent several days the past week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Stone. their home in ‘ New York City, where Mr. Johnston holds a posi tion. Mrs. Jerome Salley and son, Jerome, Jr., from Salley are here on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Quarles. Master B. X. Minus, Jr., of Greenwood is spending some time here with his friends, Masters Jack and W. S. Pipkin. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sammie Talbert of Reldsville, N. C., are snending a few days near town with his mo ther, Mrs. Sallie Talbert. Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt P. Jennings of Charlotte, N. C.« spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jennings. Mr. W. E. Jennings of New York, N. Y.. is spending several days here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jennings. Misses Roberta Smith and Fran ces Edmunds spent the past week end in Greenwood with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Sanders, Jr. Mrs. JFrank Mercier and children from Lincolnton, Ga., spent a few days here this week with her mo ther, Mrs. Ida Furqueron. Mr. and Mrs. John Covin and baby of Willington were visiting in town Tuesday afternoon. Rev. J. H. Buzhardt of Troy was visiting in town a short while Tuesday afternoon. M 1 ’. Luke Sizemore was in McCor mick Tuesday seeing friends while ei route to Belton to accept a po- ! T r* yt i * ^ a.T ! Mr. J. C. Harvley of Modoc was sition with the State Highway De- ^ . , partment .transacting business here Monday. Mr. Marlon Watktns of Thomas- JSL?,? ° Ut °J c< T 1 ty pe ° pIe vine N C is spending awhile near attending the bank meeting here Mrs. G. P. Watkins. “ r ^ C 4 heathaal fr °f C °- lumbia, Dr. G. A. Traylor, Mr. C. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Faulkner from C M iner and Greenwood were Sunday spend the ^ ® al « e ^ er l rom Augusta day guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. d Mr * Sam Miner from Abbeville. Faulkner. Mr. Lee Strom from Richmond, _ . * _ __ A Va *» fs here on a visit to his par- Judge L. G. Bell and Mr. Bill Ar- ents> Mr# and Mrg> w> c> strom> tington were visitors in Greenwood Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Chamberlain left yesterday for a visit of several weeks* to relatives and friends in St. Petersburg and other Florida titles. - The Legion Auxiliary will meet Thursday afternoon at 4:30 at the home of Mrs. Y« E. Seigler. Go put your name on the club roll of your voting precinct if you intend to vote in the primary this summer. Tuesday, July 22nd, is the last day for registering. since her graduation been a valu able teacher of mathematics in high school of North Carolina. The bride is a brunette of unusual beauty and has always been < very popular among McCormick people, who regret that her marriage will take her away to North Carolina. Her many friends wish her ^tnuch happiness. The groom, Mr. Sylvester, at tended the University of North Carolina and later was graduated in law from Wake Forest College. He is a prominent and popular young business man of Richlands, N. C., where the couple will make Busse y- their home. M r * H * Bussey, accompanied Besides the McCormick people b y Misses Georgie Reese and Lucy who attended the Walker-Sylvester Bussey, spent the week end among wedding there were a number of f r l en( l s an ^ relatives in Green- Mrs. Daisy Jones of Augusta spent a few days here this week with her sister, Mrs. M. M. Mar shall. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Dukes were business visitors to Augusta on Wedhesday. Master Albert Howie was a week end visitor to his cousins, Masters James and Ben Bussey. Misses Rosalie Bussey and Juan ita Jones from Augusta were week end visitors here to the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Bus sey. Miss Lillian Reese was the guest Saturday night to Miss Rosalie out of town guests who were as follows: Mrs. Mary Sylvester, mo ther of the groom, Miss Nannie Sylvester, and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Sylvester all of Richlands, N. C.; wood. Master James Reese of Augusta is spending some time with his grandmother, Mrs. Georgia Reese. Miss Alva McDaniel of Augusta Mrs. N. E. Day of Jacksonville, N. made a short visit to her Paints, C.; Mrs. L. E. Wilson and Miss Mr - and Mrs - G - c McDaniel, Sun- Kathleen Wilson of Anderson, S. C.; Miss Helen Sheriff of Seneca, S. C.; Mr. H. C. Walker, Jr., of Co day afternoon. All the little sunbeams enjoyed very much the social, which was her brother, Mr. Walter Andrews. The people of our town regretted to hear of the death Satutday, of little Mattie Giles in the home of her aunt, Mrs. Manning Brown of McCormick. Mattie had been a great sufferer for a number of months and v/e are sure our loss is her eternal gain, for Christ said “Suffer the little children to come unto me.” To her relatives I will say, God has His choice and doubt less she Is now filling a place which no other child could fill and as her going was in obedience to His will, may you say “Thy will be done.” “Mar.” mtTcarmel NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wells and Barnard Smith of Greenville were recent visitors in Mt. Carmel. Mrs. J. W. Morrah is spending some time with relatives in Ander son and Greenville. Mr. W. O. Covin and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Covin and family of Willington were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Boyd Sabbath af- T. Scott, in Beaufort, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Boyd and family of Abbeville accompanied her. Miss Gladys Scott was the charming guest of Miss Carolyn Tarrant in Greenwood last week. Miss Tarrant accompanied her home for an extended visit. Miss Irene Boyd and Mr. Buck McLane attended the dance at Edgefield Play Ground last Friday evening. ^ X Gee McGee Is Now Very Happy Man GETS HIS SIDEWALK PAVED AF TER NEARLY TWELVE YEARS I OF EFFORT Salley, S. C. and Mr. J. B. McCrorey splendid leader. Miss Lillian Reese of Clemson College. txt lumbia, S. C.; Mrs. J. G. Salley of S iven Saturday afternoon by thelr ternoon. Messrs. W. A. Scott, John W. She entertained them with games, Covin and Robert Scott were Mc- music and refreshments. Cormick visitors last Friday. Among the guests of Mrs. Geor- Miss Juanita Curtis and Mr. gia Reese Sunday were Mr. and Kress Engleman of Charleston McGee will papy his part at onoe. Sullivan-Sparks Exactly 11 years, nine months, seven weeks, five days, three hours, two minutes, and one second after the City “Fathers” promised to pave that sidewalk on the west side of North Fant street in front of the home of Gee McGee, the author of Nobody’s Business which appears daily in this newspaper, work was begun on it and today it is finished. It seems that Gee Mc Gee entered into a 50-50 agreement with the city to build this sidewalk and now everybody is happy . . . except the contractor who did the work .... but it is hoped that Gee Mrs. Henry Reese, Mr. and Mrs. were Elberton Walton Reese and children, all of evening; visitors Sabbath Augusta. Modoc. X WILLINGTON NEWS ITEMS Mrs. R. F. Morris and grandson, (From The Greenville News.) The following announcement will be of cordial interest to thous ands of persons in Greenville and over South Carolina: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lites Dendy announce the marriage of their sister Miss Caroline Sullivan to Mr. Joe Sparks June Twenty-eighth, Nineteen hundred and thirty At Home After July 1th 511 East North St. Greenville, S. C. The marriage was solemnized at visitor in this home. Troy, S. C., yesterday in the pres- One of the latest social events ence of a few close friend’s and was a picnic given Tuesday after- Misses Irene Boyd and Juanita Curtis and Messrs. Sam Killings- worth and Andrew Jennings w r ere Elberton visitors last Wednesday evening. Mr. Buddie Smith of Union, S. C., visited his mother, Mrs. Cora Never again will men, women and childen sturhble over roots, rocks and chunks while perambu lating up and down this sidewalk. No more will smart alecks try to plant it in corn and peas. The cats and chickens and other animals will not scratch and jMay on this site, because cement is anything Smith, one day last week. The else but sand and soil to them, many friends of Mr. Smith will be! Doodles that have heretofore doo- .tohn Rion, of Clarendon, Texas, |gi a d to know that he has been i died in the soft earth of this path- Mr. Sam Perryman of Oklahoma 1 made superintendent of Rogers ^way will have to seek other fields City, and Marguerite Burnette of stores in his district, which com- for their doodling. Atl a nta, Ga., are guests in the prises quite a number of cities and | Gee McGee respectfully invites home of their relatives, Mr. and towns. (his friends (both of them) and his Mrs. Bobbie Cowan, Mr. John Will- Miss Sallie T. Cade returned l enemies if (the three can possibly iams, also of Oklahoma City is a home last Friday from Anderson 1 get out of jail for a few minutes) Hospital* where she has been on • and his acquaintances and his professional duty for several | readers to come around any time weeks. [that is convenient and walk on his relatives of the couple. noon at 6:80, in the picturesque Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McKeilar of i sidewalk, but he respectfully asks Miss Sullivan is a beautiful and grove which adds so much to the North Augusta were pleasant week: that all persons who accept this talented young woman who has a attractive home of Mr. and Mrs. end guests of Mrs. John Dru Cade J invitation kindly have rubber heels host of friends through the state Guilford C a de, located on highway Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Russell and I and rubber soles affixed to their who will be interested to learn of No. 82 near the banks of Little Elizabeth, Mrs. Dode Philips and shoes, as he does not intend to her marriage. River. The picnic was compli- little son spent last Monday in Due have it marred, scratched up or cte- Mr. Sparks is a prominent insur- mentary to the visitors in our West. | faced. Barefooted folks are asked Miss W. A. Williams of Converse t to kindly wash their feet before College and Mr. John Dru Cade of walking on this sidewalk, but ev- Spartahburg were pleasant guests erybody’s welcome to try it out. for the past week end in the home! We are glad that Gee McGee is ance and business man of Green- town—Mr. and Mrs. John Peurifoy ville. He is one of the best known and four c hildren of Hamilton, The fellow who carries water on newspapermen in the State, also Ohio, Mrs. J. C. Hudgens and chil- —— both shoulders has the satisfaction though for some years he has been dren, Francis, and fpopers of Co- Mrs. H. H. Johnston and son, of knowing that each shoulder gets out of active newspaper work. He lumbia, Misses l^Birfcaret and Em- Hasen, Jr., left Tuesday to make tired. of Mrs. John D. Cade. Miss Nor- happy at last.—Anderson Daily was for many years connected with ily Andrews, Augusta, Ga., and wood Baker, also of Converse Mail.