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* r Thursday, September 11, 1930 McCURMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, SoutM CtroTln* Page Number Ffr® OPERA HOUSE ABBEVILLE, S. C. THURSDAY, September 11th. WARNER BAXTEF# and CATHERINE DALE OWEN In “SUCH MEN ARE DANGEROUS” Added News and Comedy. One Day FRIDAY September 12th BEBE DANIELS and LOWELL SHERMAN in “LAWFUL LARCENY” A wife, frantic, ruthless fight ing to hold her man with ev ery weapon God gave her. Added Cartoon and Comedy. One Day, SATURDAY September 13th WILLIAM HAINES in “WAY OUT WEST” Also Cartoon and Comedy. MONDAY and 1 TUESDAY September 15th-16th Beautiful GLORIA SWANSON in “THE TRESPASSEfl” We are showing this picture by special request from our patrons. Don’t miss it. WEDNESDAY and THURS. September 17th-18th GRETA GARBO in “ROMANCE” Shows—3:15; 7:00 and 9^00 local rms Miss Sophia E. Dillashaw is now making her home in Abbeville, where she has accepted a position with Wm. P. Greene, attorney at law. Miss Mary Keys McGraw of Lib erty, S. C., spent last week here as guest of Miss Ruth Corley. Mrs. Mary G. Smith and Mr. Herman Smith of Mt. Carmel were the guests here Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Lyon. mer. Miss Dora Palmer and Mr. F. S. Robinson of Clinton, and Mrs. J. C. Parks and baby of Green wood spent Sunday with Mrs. M. J. Mann, this being her eighty-fifth birthday anniversary. Many friends over the county will regret to learn that Mr. Bruce Cheatham suffered a slight stroke of paralysis last Saturday. The attack came on while he was at the dinner table. He is reported to be doing nicely at this time. Miss Estelle Mayson of Warren- ville is spending some time here as guest of her cousin, Miss Eula Pen- nal. Mr: and Mrs. H. R. Price and children and Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Bolton and Mr. and Mrs. p2 um Branch were seeing relatives Harry Bolton from Greenwood weie an( j f r i enc j s here Tuesday after- seeing friends and relatives in and noon near town last Friday. and games, delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Langley and Miss Irene Langley. Miss Louise Bracknell left Mon day for Coker College, Hartsville. Charles Bahnson is here from Mocksville, N. C., visiting his sister, Mrs. A. A. Holleman. Mr. Ellison* Miller and daughter, Myrtis Hawthorne, are spending some time in Alabama, with Mr. and Mrs G. T. Parks. Miss Frances Langley left Thurs day to resume her work at Win- throp College. Emanuel Langley and Oscar Sturkey were business visitors to Columbia Saturday. XXI MT. CARMEL NEWS Miss Lucy Brown Mrs. J. B. Har- The many friends of Mr. Robert mon, Jr., and son, J. B., Ill, from Scott will hear with regret that he Mr. C. W. Patterson and family from Greenville spent the week end in town with relatives. Nash. Mr. and Mrs. Otis McDaniel of Augusta spent Monday here with Mr. and Mrs. J. O. McDaniel. Mrs. Daisy Jones spent £he past few days here with her sister, Mrs. M M. Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bailey were visitors Sunday to the former’s pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Bailey. MisS Evelyn Bussey spent a few days in Augusta last week among relatives and friends. Mrs. C. H. Stone was a business visitor at McCormick on Tuesday of this week. Mr. G. W. Dom of Augusta is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Dorn, here this week. Modoc. WILLINGTON NEWS ITEMS Miss Annie Willis left yesterday to resume her duties as teacher at Mr. W. B. Nickles, Jr., and family and Mrs. Klugh Pooshe and baby, southern pjnes, n. C Klugh, Jr., from Hodges spent Sun- day near town in the home of Mr. S. H. Talbert. -r-j? . House plants require more water in the growing months th^n in the. winter. ■#> $/[T. and Mrs. D. M. Bullock and lari^ly, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Mc Kinney and family, Mrs. J. E. Pal- vr-«—, -o- COMING TO THE -o- DIXIE FRIDAY and SATURDAY, SEPT. 12-13, at 8:20 If You Crave Action With Your Laughs, See : — HOOT GIBSON m “COURTIN’ WILDCATS” Bang, crash, zowie, zip. Watch this boy cut cor ners and beat railroad trains. He's headin' (or the. tall timber with The Girl and a whole town is on their trail. It’s all a part of the picture that will keep you laughing with its cut-ups as it thrills you with its action. See the hoy whode father thought he was a “cake eater”* lick his weight in wildcats. ALSO_OSWALD CART001>L__A comedy that is sure funny. NEWS PICTURE ADMISSION ONLY 11 and 30 cents ' Among the students leaving re cently for college are Joseph Sibert to Clemson, Charles Pennal to The Citadel, Miss Rebecca Stallworth to Wihthrop. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Burns have moved to Edgefield, to which place he was transferred by the highway department. Master Eugene Rankin returned to his home in Anderson last Sat urday, after spending a week here in the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Huguley. Mr. John W. Furqueron and fam ily have moved from Anderson to make their home in McCormick, occupying one of the Dorn cottages Mr. Lester Moragne and little had to undergo an operation at daughter, Mabel, of Augusta, Ga., the Hospital in Abbeville on Mon- and Mlss Cora Mora g ne 0 f Bor- day afternoon. Our latest news deaU x were business visitors here at this writing was he is doing Tuesday. well. We all hope for him a. Messrs. Albert Gibert and John speedy recovery. Harmon motored to Anderson Wed- Miss Juanita Curtis, Mrs. Cecil ne sday Gilliam and Mr. Willie Hester and, M e SS rs. W. H. McNair and George Dr. N. B. Jones were visitors in Lawton were in McCormick Wed- Abbeville Thursday evening. nesday on business. Mrs. Cecil Gilliam and Miss | Mr> an d Mrs# Boyd and Juanita Curtis, Mr. Dick Porker children of Abbeville were visitors and Dr. M. B. Jones were Elberton ^ere Tuesday. visitors Saturday evening. I Mr and Mrs L> c Rich and chil- Mrs. Cecil Gilliam, Miss Juan- dren of Clarks Hill spent Wednes- ita Curtis and Mr. Chris R. Engle- ! day nigh t in the home of Mr. and man were visitors in Calhoun Mrs s s McB ride. Their daught- Falls Sabbath. ^ er ^ Martha Louise, returned home Mr. Herman Smith returned to wlth them , after a visit of several Mt. Carmel last Wednesday after -^ecks with her grandparents here, a visit to Greenville and other places. Mr. Barnard Smith of Greenville spent Sabbath in Mt. Carmel. Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Smith of At lanta were recent guests of Mrs. Mary Smith. ; Miss Nell Simpson left last Fri- day for Florence, where she is a Elberton Ga ( t0 attend school thls Morgan. CAROLINA Greenwood, S. C. FRIDAY and SATURDAY September 12th-13th “RETURN OF FU MANCHU” Fu Manchu’s diabolical laugh is heard again. Now he puts his develish hate against a glowing love! MON. TUBS. WED. THURS. September 15-16-17-18 The human side of war Seen thru the eyes of youth “ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT” From Eric Maria Remargue’s world stiring novel! LOUIS WOLHEIM LEWIS AYERS JOHN WRAY and a cast of 1000 You’ve seen the heroic, the colorful side of war screened many times—now see its hur man side in this amazingly faithful talking picturization of the world’s* greatest story! Bargain Matinee Every day 1 until 2—25c. 2 until 6—40c. After 6—50c. Children 10c all day " WANT ADVS. on Simrise Heights, Mr. Furqueron m e mb e r of the faculty of the J;ession Mr. Albert Gibert, rMs. G. W. Cade and Miss Catherine Porter motored to Clarks Hill Thursday. Little Miss'Ellen Covin left Sat urday for Little Rock, Ark., where'j AM CUTTING HAIR on Friday she will attend school. p m and Saturday at Parksville. Another of the younger girls, Can cut hair ^ latest styles> wil r Mary Jane Morrah, left Sunday for appreciate any business. F. H. Itpo. is engineer on one of the trains on' . . ^ c . f . r. . . . . _ ,, _ _ schools there. Airs. Smith Scott a/Tt find «T ^W Aforrah had the Anderson branch of the C. & 0/ ^ TV , r% ,. , . „ 0 Mr * ana Mrs ‘ w * m 01 ™ 11 Il£ia WANTED a good two horse farm accompanied her and will visit' thelr Sunda y guests, Mr. Sami WAI "“ u a gooa iwo norae iann there for several days. iMorrah and son, Uel, and Miss Em- 1 wlth good P asture and conven- W% C. railroad, and is quite at home in McCormick, his boyhood home. Miss Roberta Smith is spending soipe time in Glenn ^ Springs and Spartanburg with relatives. baby were week end visitors in Mt. Carmel. | We are glad to say that Mr. Hol- llis Connor is showing some im- w r i „ ,,, x - . provement now. We hope for him Mr. Jack Hayes, Miss Neomi ^ . 1 an early recovery. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Mauldin and ; ma WardIaw 0 f Beilvue, Mr. and lences - J B. Jennings, Greenwood, S. C., Route 6. 2tpo. Hayes, Miss Allie Bradley of Dillon, Aliss Lula Hayes of Columbia, Mr. J. E. Mitchell of Saluda. and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hayes and John Jr., of Asheville, N. C., were week end visitors in the home of Mr. L. C. Talbert near town. Complete Showing NEW FALL WEARABLES —for— MEN and BOYS New Styles New Values * New Prices Greenwood home of “KAYNEE Clothes for Boys The Anne Carter Chapter of the U. D. C. will meet with Mrs. A. T. Hendrix oh Thursday, t September 11th, at three thirty o’clock, with if Mrs. S. L. Britt and Mrs. W. J. Tal bert as joint hostesses. Hon. F. C. Robinson and family left Tuesday to make their home in Columbia. Rev. and Mrs. Leon T. Pressly, who have ’resided in the Owens cottage on Gold Street sev eral months, are occupying the Robinson dwelling on Avenue 5. X- PLUM BR ANCH •NEWS Mrs. Ida M. Black spent Sabbath at De la Howe with Rev. and Mrs. Gettys. Mrs. H. H. Jones and Harold, Jr., of Elberton, Ga , :ind Mrs. Mollie Clinkscales. Mr. Sam Morrah was accompan ied home by hsi grandson, John J. L. Reynolds’ market or write Morrah, Jr. John, Jr., will attend me. G. B. Smith, R. F. D. 4, Mc- WANTED—Veal CalVes. Let me know what you hdve. See me at the McCormick High School. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Watson and two daughters were the guests of Cormick. S. C. 3tpo. Prof. George McCelvey of York Mrs Ada Kennedy on Sunday af- was a recent visitor in Mt. Carmel, ternoon. We are sorry to say that Miss Ella Grant of the faculty of Flor ence High School had the misfor tune $o fall and break her wrist a short while back. She was un able to return to school for the opening, but will go in a few weeks. Her many friends will re gret to hear of the accident and wish for her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards of Cal houn Falls worshiped at the A. R. P. Church in tM. Carmel Sabbath morning. Miss Elizabeth Hester of Ander son spent the past week end with her mother, Mrs. Lena Hester. Miss Hester and her mother, Mrs. Hester, are expecting to leave Sat urday for a pleasant trip to Texas and other places. Mrs. Alex Mitchell and son, Alex, Jr., of Mt. Pleasant are visiting MissAnni e Lou Lankford of Plum Club attended this meeting to make up for a month they were rained out. Miss Gertrude Culbreath visited Branch opened school Monday, her aunt, Mrs. Susie Winn, a day or September 8th. We wish for her so week. a most successful year. | Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Ridlehoover Mrs. A. B. Andrews, Sr., returned and children were opt riding Sun- home Friday, after a pleasant visit ‘ day a fternoon and made several to the mountains of westefn North'calls in the Rehoboth community. Carolina. (two were at Woodside Cottage and Mrs. H. S. Cason of Mt. Carmel j the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. was a visitor here Saturday morn- Morgan. We are always glad to mg. have our friends call. Plum Branch school opened Thursday morning with a goodly! their mother, Mrs. Lena Hester. The Leading.Clothier Greenwood, S. C. TV OUR GOOD MEAT WILL SUPPLY ENERGY FOR ACTIVE BODIES Active bodies, whether children or adults, need rich nourishment to supply the needed energy. There is no denying the stamina and strength that good meat, such as ours, gives to the body. You should eat much of it every day. Our place is equipped with proper refrigera tion facilities and our meats sanitarily handled. Give us a call and be satisfied with the best of meats at moderate prices. BEST HASH EVERY SATURDAY T. HOWARD SMITH’S ^ MEAT MARKET , McCormick, S, C. . number in attendance. Rev. Cul bertson and Rev. Bobo made splendid talks which were enjoyed by all. Mr. Banks, in his remarks, asked especially for the co-opera tion of the patrons in making this a successful year. 1 Archie Langley left Wednesday to take up his studies at Clemson College. 1 Mrs. J. H. Anderson and children of. Greenville and Mrs. W. D. Blackwell, and Bobby, of Columbia have been visiting friends and rel atives here. | Mrs. A. A. Holleman entertained ^1* a number of little folks Wednes day afternoon in honor of Bettie and Arthur Holleman, Jr., who celebrated their fifth birthday. Af ter games were played, delightful cream and cake was served. The hostess was assisted in entertain ing by Miss Allene Langley. The following teachers have left to resume their school work. Miss Louise Langley, Clover; Miss Lizzie Freeland, Langley; Miss Annie Lou Lankford, Willington; Miss Allene Langley, Gallivants Ferry. . Miss Helen Miner is spending some time in Greenville with Mrs. J. H. Anderson. Miss Hazel Langley was hostess MODOC NEWS We begin to wonder what will be left next to bother about reading after politics are settled, but there will be some* sort of way to get more news. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Dukes and the latter’s brother, Mr. Fred Bussey, spent Saturday among relatives and friends in Augusta. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Howie Messrs. Albert Gibert and Curtis | Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Morgan and Hemminger left Tuesday morning Charles 1 visited relatives in this for Jacksonboro. They will be section Sunday. away several days, fishing in the waters of the Edisto river. Mrs. Minnie Winn called to see Mrs. P. P. Doolittle one afternoon Mr. R. H. Cleveland of Wilkes last week. Mrs. Doolittle has been County, Ga., spent Monday night sick, but is better now. Mrs. Winn here with relatives. | a i S o called to see Mrs. E. M. Mor- Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy McLane of gan the same afternoon. ; Winter Haven, Fla., visited rgja- Mr. John Price has been real tives and friends here Tuesday. sick and many of his friends have Mr. R. M. Rush, formerly of called to see him. They say he is Willington, but now of McCormick, improving now. was seeing friends here Tuesday. Little Rebekah Morrah accompan- Miss A. L. Morgan regretted to miss Sunday School Sunday, but the remainder of this week. X REHOBOTH NEWS ied him home and will be the she had severe headache that ne- guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Rush cessitated her missing the Sun beam meeting, but the little Of ficers always go ahead with the meeting in the leader’s absence and she feels very proud of them. The Rehoboth ladies are to meet Friday at the request of the Mrs. Marion Winn, exterior beautifica- Mrs. Mary F. Self spent a couple tion leader, to plan for beautifying of days last week with her sister the church grounds, , and to plant were and niece, Mrs. Jane Morgan, and bulbs. Evergreens will be planted dinner guests last Sunday to Mr. daughter. later. and Mrs. E. F. Bussey. | Mrs. W. P. Culbreath and | Don’t forget the H. D. Club meet- Miss Lucile McDaniel of Augusta daughter, Miss Gertrude Culbreath, ing at the home of Mrs. H. E. Free- was a week end visitor here to her Mrs. E. M. Morgan and Miss A. L. land on the* 16th of September, mother, Mrs. Mamie McDaniel. , Morgan, attended the H. D. Club i The friends of Mrs. E. M. Mor- Miss May Stone has returned to meeting at Plum Branch, in the 1 gan will sympathize with her in her home at Cold Springs, after a. home of Mrs. Eugene Crawford.! the death of her uncle, Mr. Darling week’s stay here among and friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Seigler were Johnson, of Columbia, who was buried at Johnston last week. He died suddenly, but had been in de clining health for sometime. It will interest the Rehoboth members to know that Rev. Hester relatives They enjoyed such a delightful meeting. Mrs. Crawford is a splen did hostess and the delightful iced the guests Sunday evening to Mr. .tea was very refreshing indeed on and Mp. T. J. Stone. a hot afternob*). They have such a Mr. N. W. McDaniel from Clinton large club of interesting ladies who is spending a few days here this * are willing to undertake any duty arrived safely home on the night week among homefolks. ! that is placed upon them. Mrs. he left the church, and has writ- Misses Rosalie and Lucy Bussey S. J. King, their efficient leader, ten one of the members, speaking entered Ihe Beth Israel training was re-elected for the new year in 1 complimentary of the Rehoboth school September 2nd at New York ^ club work. As they are planning people and his stay here. City. ; a club for White Town they elected ( X - Misses Iris and Maggie Nash Mrs. Eugene Crawford secretary! The straight and narrow path to a few friends Saturday after- have returned to their home »at and treasurer in the place of Mrs. has something to recommend it— noon at the home of. her mother, Lincolnton, Ga., after a two weeks’ Ethan White, who will be in the providing it is too narrow to ac- Mrs. J. J. Langley. After contests ’ visit here to their aunt, Mrs. W. M. White*Town Club. The Rehoboth commodate automobiles. m , a* v, #ei