McCormick messenger. (McCormick, S.C.) 1902-current, July 17, 1930, Image 8
Thursday, July 17, 1930
McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCURMICK, South Larot:.^
Page Number Eight
LOCAL ms
Miss Lilis McCormac of Dillon,
S. C., is visiting Mrs. J. E. Winn,
after attending the wedding of her
brother, Mr. Eugene McCormac. of
Woodruff, S. C., to Miss Mary Alice
Bayfield of Greer, S. C.
Capt. Johnnie?&onnor of Augusta
is spending a w$ek or more here
with his motherrMrs. W. J. Con
nor.
Master Charlie .Coleman is
spending some time in Greenwood
with his aunt, Mrs. P. P'. Penn.
Mr. W. K. Charles and family
spent the week end with relatives
at Leesville and Timmonsville.
Miss Mary Alice Swygert return
ed to her home in Columbia Sun
day, after spending a week here
with her cousin, Miss Elizabeth
Brown, who accompanied her to
Columbia for a week’s stay.
Mrs. Charlie Connor and baby
from Greenville will arrive here to
day for a visit to Mrs. W. J. Con
nor and Mrs. J. A. Talbert.
Mr. J. M. Gibert of Willington
attended to busines matters here
Monday.
After spending a week here with
her sister, Mrs. A. J. Andrews, Mrs.
Mamie Smith has returned to her
home at Evans, Ga. '
Messrs. Emmette and Calhoun
Sandifer visited friends in Au
gusta and Waynesboro, Ga., one
day recently.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Strom are
spending ten days in the North
Carolina mountains.
Friends of Mr. W. E. Rheney wil}
be glad to know that he is improv
ing satisfactorily, after his recent
illness. ^
Dr. Ben Talbert and family from
Easley arrived yesterday for a visit
ef several days to relatives in and
near tewa,
*
STAS VALUES NOW ON AT
Main Street — McCORMICK, S. C.
In our store we have Star Values — articles of out
standing quality — prices of goods in keeping with
the price of cotton. Don’t miss them. Below are
a few of the many Star Values: .
Play Cloth 10c
40 inch Sheeting _ 10c.
36 in. Pajama Checks
only 10c
Broad Cloth, Batiste,
Prints, Voiles, Organ
dies, all 35c. goods, a
close out at only 19c.
All Silk Flat Crepe, 40 in. wide, all colors, 88c. yard
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SANDY
BRANCH
NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Walker and
|Mrs. Jesse Price of Greenwood
! spent last Friday with Mr. and
Mrs. G. D. Price.
j Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Walker and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Newby spent last Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Walker.
Mrs. G. D. Price spent the past
week end with relatives in Green
wood. . ' .
j Mrs. L. M. Gault and two chil
dren, Doris and Freddie, of Owings,
spent a few days recently with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Deason.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McNeill and
son, William, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McNeill of near
Troy. Misses Jennie and Sallie
Woodhurst of Abbeville accom-
companied them home for a few
days’ visit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Walker and
children and Mrs. Clarence Owings,
Mr. and Mrs. Marion spent Tues- !
day with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rosen-
swike of Troy.
Mr. R. N. Edmunds of Parksville
spent last Friday with his sister,
Mrs. G. D. Price. i
Mrs. A. B. Campbell, Mrs. W. R.
McNeill, Miss Mildred McNeill,
Mrs. Barney Henderson and Mr.
Frank Henderson called in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Wat- 1
kins last ^Thursday afternoon.
OPERA HOUSE
ABBEVILLE, S. C.
THURSDAY, JULY 17th
FOUR MARX BROTHERS
MARY EATON
OSCAR SHAW
in '
“THE COCOANUTS”
Added News and Comedy
One Day FRIDAY, July 18th
BETTY COMPSON
JACK OAKIE
in
“STREET GIRL”
Added News and Comedy.
Makes An Appeal
To Farm Women
One Day SATURDAY. July 19
THE DUNCAN SISTERS
in
“IT’S A GREAT LIFE”
Added Cartoon and Gem.
One Day MONDAY, July 21st
BEBE DANIELS
in
“LOVE COMES ALONG”
TUESDAY, July 22nd, Only
RICHARD DIX
in
“LOVIN’ THE LADIES”
WEDNESDAY & THURS.
July 23-24
NORMA SHEARER
in “THE DIVORCEE”
Shows: 3:15; 7:00; 9:00
Mrs. Bessie Cothran Walker of i ^
£ Greenwood died in the Greenwood
Mrs. Walter Lawton were in Bor-
Urging members of the state as
sociation of farm women to enroll
and vote in the coming democratic
primary, Mrs. J. Whitman Smith,
president, has written a letter to
each club chairman stressing the
importance of voting and selecting
candidates best fitted to aid the
counties and state. A part of Mrs.
Smith’s letter follows:
“First, we feel that the duty of
• our citizenship chairman at this
,time is. ^o get our club women to
: enroll and then to follow that up
iby using their voting privilege in
the coming primaries. Wouldn’t it
be a great thing if we could vote
100 per cent strong for men who
will make our state a better state?
Will you write all of your club
chairmen on citizenship to write
each member as she comes to the
next club meeting to come by the
enrollment booth and enroll? Or,
better still, give that meeting over
to inviting them into cars and tak
ing a ride over to the club rolls.
Then, on tflecion day charter the
school bus! Be sure to let the
state citizenship chairman know
how many voted.
Secondly, your duty is to find out
how the candidates for office stand
on our state council legislative pro
gram. Report this to all the club
women. The legislative program is
as follows:
The compulsory school law.
A public health unit in every
county. |«
A law providing for purchasing
“ 4 T oS! aLter^undfrgotag ^
TflYO ID TUP nirilT m IPP W ^ serious operation on Monday. ^nfirmprlv*^ bS^t Enforcement of the Volstead act.
i HIV S\ 1 8-1 h illlvHI PI AS I- Hi Mrs. Walker was the daughter Sp t imeofher deathwasUvi^g A law providing for a course In
I nitl 'Ll I III If m I I rti ll (gr of the late Willie H. Cothran and in ralhnnn Falls 11 ° vocational guidance In every school
1111U IU IIIL 1I1U111 1 LflUL ' Jennie Strom Cothran of Cleora,| m Calhoun Falj s ^ CaroUna _
marriage license.
Enforcement of the Volstead act.
For the best the market affords in choice beef, pork,
sausage, cured meats, etc., this is unquestionably the right
plaice to get what you want at priced you can well afford
to pay. There is no guess work about that. You’ll be
satisfied with our quality meats at low prices.
Phone No. 19 and we’ll promptly deliver your order
anywhere in town, or call at market in rear of T. M. Dorn’s
store on corner of Main and Gold Streets and do your
shopping in person.
BEST HASH FOR SALE EVERY SATURDAY.
Jennie Strom Cothran of Cleora, | mothers Mrs C 111 South Carolina.
S. C. She was bom September | r°Laqtn qnn * A11 of these are familiar to us,
19, 1887. In July, 1918, she was 7he hom^comine'of S her save Possibly the last one. This
married to Mr. Bernard Walker of, 0scar of Laure g ns , whom means a course simply in analyte-
she had not seen for several ™
McCormick.
She leaves four children. May, 1 o^v^*** girls’aptitudes and giving them in-
Thelma, Bennie and 7 Lloyd, her formation that will help them find
husband, her mother, one sister, ‘ .J^e meeting of days ax tneFres their place in life. This would ma-
‘ Mrs. Arthur Morgan of Edgefield, thp terially affect employment condi-
i two brothers, Grady Cothran of f a ^ a w was tions in a favorable way.
Summerville, S. C.. and James H. 1 Now. a word concerning our cit-
Cothran of Rock Hill, S. C.
Mrs. Walker was a fine woman,
very well attended this morning. . ^
All are invited to attend these ser- izenshi P .P rc g r am.
Firsjfc, in each school this year
* Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Campbell and
son, Edward, spent a day recently
in Waynesboro, Ga., with the for
mer’s World War Captain, E. H.
McElmurry.
4 ^
Mrs. FJoyd Shealy and children
from Lanes are here on a visit to
her mother, Mrs. R. L. Smith, and
Other relatives, r
■ Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Andrews and
Mrs. Daisy Hemminger of Willing-
ton were visitors here Saturday af
ternoon in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. U. a LeRey.
Messrs. Yhos. W. Morgan, county
agent, W, D. Morrah, W. E. Britt, T.
L. Britt and James Britt attended
the Hereford cattle sale held at
Walterboro; S. C., on Tuesday, 15th
instant.
Mr. R. L. Boddie of Parksville
was among the business visitors
here Monday.
Messrs. John Thomas McGrath,
Emory Bentley, Welboume SChum-
pert, James Blackwell and Billie
Britt returned home Saturday from
Ft. Moultrie, < Charleston, S. G,
after spending* a month at C. M.
T. C.
HOWARD SMITH’S
MEAT MARKET
^’possessing those lovable traits of ^ 1 inlctr!o w e want to have two citizenship
I character which won friends where programs, one public and one
she was known. a meeting, but with the peoples £ lthin ^ school H
!* | She was buried Friday in Me- ne ‘P- T , _ nf Tl . n ,, Secondly, let us teach our young
W Cormick cemetery, beneath a •Jf r a J r I? e nt caUer d to see his P e °P le law observance by our own
m mound of lovely flowers. I a iit'L „precent and example.
! Funeral services were conducted Addresses of places to obtain cit-
f in McCormick Baptist church, by , „ Lur teenship literature are as follows:
| Rev. W. H. Barfield of the Bap- wane Wlth the P assul = of .,^ a ^,; i Extension Department, Univers-
McCormick, S. C.
arrival of a son on June 26, who
will be called Emory Homer Sand
ifer, Jr., Mrs. Sandifer was Miss
Annie Maude Brown of St. Peters
burg, Fla., before marriage.
Mr. L. N. Chamberlain, who re
turned Tuesday from a visit of
several weeks In St. Petersburg,
Fla., says he had a fine time fish
ing. He reports business quiet
there hOW» but thinks it will soon
be back normal and says indica
tions poihfc to Florida having her
best tourist season next winter.
Mr. Chamberlain says he caught a
fish July 7th that was 6 1-2 feet
long and weighed 110 pounds. Af
ter getting on the line the fish put
up a 30 minutes’ battle before be
ing landed.
tXt
SUNNY SIDE
NEWS ITEMS;
tist church and Rev. J. A. Bledsoe
. ^ of the Methodist church, where a
^ | large number of friends and rela-
j tives bad gathered to pay their
last tribute to one they loved.
| Mrs. Walker was a resident of
. | McCormick for several years and
~ i had many friends who are grieved
a,to know of her death.
II' X
-X
Ml C.ARMEI.
NEWS
CAROUNA theatre
Greenwood, S. C.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
July 18-19 *
JACK OAKIE
POLLY WALKER
and Hundreds of Girls
in'
“HIT THE DECK”
WILLINGTON
NEWS ITEMS
Mrs. E. M.J3aodifer is on a visit
to her son, Mr. H. Sandifer, and
family ,of Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs. J. H. Ramsey of Ellaville,
Ga., is spending some time here
with her sister, Mrs. J. L. Bradley.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bailey, from
Harlem, Ga., Mr. C. R. Rheney
from Hephzibah, Ga., and Mr. J.
H. Rheney from Augusta were re
cent visitors to their brother, Mr.
W. E. Rheney, who has been quite
ill for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Swygert and
son and Mrs. Venice Swygert of
Columbia were Sunday visitors
here in the home of Mrs. A. J.
Andrews.
Mrs. Emma Banister is spending
sometime in Honea Path with rel
atives.
Miss Elizabeth Seigler of Ware
Shoals spent last week end with
Mrs. J. A. Banister, Jr.
Mrs. J. H. Quattlebaum and
daughter have returned to their
home in Charleston, after spend
ing sometime here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Banister, Sr.,
and family were spend the day
guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Rod
gers Sunday.
, Quite a number attended a “Hat
Party” given at the home of Mr. J.
M. Witt last Friday night. All re
port an enjoyable time.
Mrs. W. H. Banister and baby,
Bonnie, spent last week near
Lowndesville with Mrs. Banister’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bonds.
Misses Elsye and Elberta Quat
tlebaum have returned home, after
a ten days’ visit in Columbia with
! Mr. and Mrs. William EllLs.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Quattlebaum
MONDAY and TUESDAY
July 21-22
NORMA SHEARER
ROBERT MONTGOMERY
and
CONRAD NAGEL
in • a '
“THE DIVORCEE”
A sensational drama of ex-
husbands and ex-wives! You
will never forget this picture.
ity of South Carolina, Columbia, S.
C.
The Young Citizens League,
Pierre, South Carolina.
Remember anything that devel
ops a better attitude in any child
. toward his home, his school, his
Quite a nice little crowd enjov- C° mmanit y-. his county, his state,,
ed the splendid sermon by Dr. ? lls nation, is making a better cit-
church n S ab a bath th a e fternoon byterian I ^ My ^fwishes are for you in
Sergeant Reeves of Fort Ben- y° ur work this year. I could have
nimr Pniiimhn^ Oa «ment the committee work that is as in
past week end as the guest of Miss teresting as that of the citizenship
Juanita Curtis, and both were visi- committee. I am so anxious toi
+ nr ~ Flhprton Saturdav evening. young oeople to become the
To the very great gratification Mr T H seabrook, county agent y ei 7 be . st citizens, for I know that
of each of us, the long continued of Beaufort Countv. and a bunch throiigh loyalty to others
heat wave has been rather calmly bright ha/ppv 4-H Club boys of th , e y can bes ^ el U°y a llfe
broken. We enjoyed the beauti- Beaufort passed through Mt. car-, ^ bemse ^ ves -
ful electrical display last evening mel Monday afternoon en route to I TAT ” „
and are very grateful to our lov- ciemson College for the short e flf TTrmiP
ing heavenly Father, that the course this week ^OHCHUaC AAOIIIC
break in the extreme weather of; xhe splendid rains are a great Wr.rl-
days, was not accompanied by a passing to this community this -L/CT1TOi1olLcI LJ.OI1 W OI iv
wind and hail storm, as has been week. The intensive heat of last I
the case to sections of our own week was ver y uncomfortable, but . 2 , i tjne ith hort
fair South Carolina but to many now it * delightful. We should i („ Greenw ood County
sections of the United States. be very grateful and thankful to : v TH?724 9 30 a m Mc-
. Mr J. N. Irvin of ChappeUs has the L oVd for his many blessings. ! roT^ek Hieh lchool' 4-H'J?s
recently been the guest of Capt. i The many friends of Mr. Hollis, C “ j,,fv 24 5'30o m
Sam McBride.. They were com- C onnor will regret to hear of h* BeTlvue Smm^^ity’Party P ’ ’
WEDNESDAY & THRUS.
/ July 23-24
“PARAMOUNT ON PARADE”
toith
BUDDY ROPGERS
CLARA BOW
RICHARD ARLEN
HELEN KANE
NANCY CARROLL
GARY COOPER
MAURICE CHEVALIER
and a host of other stars
159 answered and today these two ; W ben he became ill. Mr. Lawrence i
stand alone on the shore of time, Connor came to Mt. Carmel Thurs-! TC nFmrATFn
awaiting the last roll call. | day afternoon for his mother, Mys., RADIO STATION IS DEDICATED
Mrs. Frank Bridges and three Carr i e Connor, Miss Martha Con- . . ^ ^
sons of Athens, Ga., were seeing n0 r and his wife, Mrs. L. D. Con- ' Following a series of tests, Co
relatives and friends in Willington i nor an d children, to return home lumbia’s new radio broadcasting-
Tuesday afternoon. They were' (W ith him. Mr. Connor has a host station, W1S, “Wonderful Iodine
accompanied bv Mrs. James Dar-; 0 f friends here who are hoping he State,” was officially pronounced
raett of Abbeville, S. C. jwill soon be quite well again. Our ready for operation last Wednes-
Messrs. W. D. Morrah and Char- last report was not cncouraginc. day and' gave its first
SELECTED SHORTS ON
EACH PROGRAM
lie Lyon of Bellvue were guests for
the day Thursday in our town.
Miss Leona Clinkscales made a
Messrs. J. L. Bradley, J. C. Stone,
W. H. and Wright Andrews attend- 1 an d son, Floyd, of Charleston spent
ed the rural letter carriers conven- i as t week end with their parents,
tion in Charleston last —
day and Thursday.
CAROLINA THEATRE
Greenwood, S. C.
trip to Columbia Sunday night. ^
Mr. G. E. Dukes returned home w ith his guitar and Mr. LeRoy with Presbyterian church.
last Friday, after enjoying a few bis harmonica, favored us with
days fishing at Jacksonville and lovely music.
St. Augustine, Fla. "i Mr. John Gibert and wife of Oal-
Miss Lucy Bussey has returned houn Falls were visitors in Willing-
waHtypc . ^"r——Y^i c '.home from a ten days’ visit to her ton Thursdav afternoon.
w s Mr. and Mrs. R^L^ Quattlebaum. j s i s ter, Miss Rosalie Bussey, of Mrs. Ida Black of Mt. Carmel en
I txi 'Augusta. route to Augusta. Ga., to visit her
Mrs. Nell Stallworth, H. D. program to the radio world that
agent of McCormick County, was night from 6 o clock until atte J ?
, a business visitor in Mt. Carmel midnight which was composed ol
short visit to her home last week, j last Tuesday afternoon. An ac 7 addresses bv Governor Jonn Ur.
but returned to Abbeville with her'count of the club meeting will ap- Richards, Mayor L. B. Owens, or.
sister, Mrs. Jimmie Boyd for a few ( pear next week. Columbia and Charles D. Gordon,
days stay. ' I Mrs. Wilbur Blake of Calhoun president of the chamber of com-
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Rush of Falls was a Mt. Carmel visitor last merce, music and commercial en-
Troy made glad the home of their Thursdav afternoon. tertainment. j v,
parents by their presence Friday Mrs. Kate Dixon and Mrs. An- WIS is owned and operated t>v
? evening. Other gladly seen guests drew Dixon and Mr. Henry Hester George T. Barnes, Inc., and oper-
in this home, were Mr. and Mrs. were Mt. Carmel visitors Sabbath ates on a frequency or loiu kiio-
Charles LeRoy. Mr. R. M. Rush afternoon and worshipped at the cycles on a clear channel m wnic-i
—t—i-—i— -i nothing but non-interfering
Canadian border stations. Its pow
er is 500 watts at night and 5^000
during the day-time broadcasting.
The Columbia station can be found
WANT ADVS.
Ion the radio dial just a bit below
. the number for WBT. of Charlotte.
! The offices and studio for the
Mrs. C. M. Forrest, Mrs. Ruth'
Kemp and Miss Evelyn Kemp from .
Johnston were visitors here the 1
past week in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Bradley.
weather and out of the
Messrs. W. F. Britt. T. L. Britt cr °P? come good in
and James Britt of the Sandover eradication of the jaest.
section are spending several days in « . 88
Charleston. Springs
Mrs
TV 17 VSTC , Mr. and Mrs. J. O. McDaniel and daughter, stopped over to Willing- LOST—Brown cow with white face b-oadcastin-r station are locked on
JNIjIVO ithe former’s mother. Mrs. W. ton fora short stav with her and keen horns, weighs about 700 the mezzanine f’oa. of tn.jeY_-
I McDaniel, Sr., were visitors Sunday friend, Mrs. Sam McBride. pounds, left Saturday or Sunday. * c °n hotel and the “mismit ,
Maybe the boll weevil has had a among relatives in Augusta. Mr. and Mrs Fhair Hemminger Notify J. L. Smith, McCormick, nlant is located m
wallop to the ten days of hot' Miss Blanche McDaniel i' Mrc’ S ' C ~ The regular tomdeasting sah-y’-
not meet on July 23rd. as Mrs. Mondav’eventog^to'^her^'cteter Mrs their home at Double Branches, is “much cooler than it is in any FOR e ,, ,, o 5.0 ^ , night. The Sunday schedules be-
StaUworth will be out of town. h w Bailey MrS -|Ga., after spending a week or ten p lace they had visited in the up-. FO ? at h ?egi=t-?Pd ,S»v ^ at 11:30 ln . lhe
n. w. rsauey. ! ^ i—- ^ cacn. one regiSTcrea Jersey w hiph time the First Baptist
Mr and Mrs. F. P.. Rush, son R. Kvcther 6 S $6 C° 0 ' L ' M ' MaS ° n - church will broadcast its sermons
ivicriweiner. and closes at two in the afternoon
acain at six for the First
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Reese of ,^ ays ^ ere an< ^ ^ McCormick.
Messrs. Bryan Jennings, Hugh Columbia were among relatives- Misses Rosalie Bussey and Dais , „
Brown, E. P. Bentley and Norman here a few days last week. Jones were week end visitors hero M.. and dainrht Q r Franci.s
Brown returned Monday from Messrs. R G. Boswell and A. V. to the former’s parents, Mr. and made both a business and pleasure
tnn to Greenwood yesterday. Whde Fo r RF 7 ST '~‘ I a7n offering nr 5 P ^bvtmian church vesper serv-
th^v r~r\nct<; n'f M r '. ■ ^ ^' _■ fuiniched u’ ‘/••-q and continuing vrith the pro-
Great Bend, Kansas, where t they Bussey were among the fair sex at Mrs. E. F. Bussey. . ..
worked in grdin fields the past Anderson last Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Dukes were the^ tb
month. The round trip
in Mr. Jennings’ 1925
Ford touring car with no
except one puncture. . .^Tw.Viiev were ' visitor?^ sTenttoe^week^d herewith kemmi^:,„ i ^ine ^wood W'toflS; twe'hours’ time each week and the
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Sandifer oi Augusta last Saturday evening. iand Mrs. B. M. Bussey.
^Jacksonville, Fla., announce tho Mr. L. C. Reese made a flying •
Modoc.
er class condition. Apply to W. E. city of Columbia will be given one
Mr. and Mrs. Will McNair andJEtheney, McCormick, S. C. hour per week, v