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Thursday, August 6, 1931
McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, SOUTH CAROLINA'
PAGE NUMBER FIVE
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Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Penn and chil
dren cf Greenwood were spend the
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley
Coleman here last Sunday.
Miss Frances Robinson is spend
ing the week at Myrtle Beach as
guest of Miss Margaret Robinson.
Miss Frances Edmunds of Green
wood spent the week end here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Ed
munds.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Garrison of
Carthage, N. C., were week end
visitors to Mr. David Wardlaw and
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Wise in the
Bellvue community.
Miss Sara Mann has returned to
Charlotte, N. C., after spending a
few days here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Mann.
Mr. Paul Holloway and family
spent Monday in Augusta with
relatives.
Miss Roberta Smith is spending
a couple of weeks at Glenn Springs
with Mr. and Mrs. G. H. McCain.
Messrs. T. B. Greneker and J.
Strom Thurmond of Edgefield were
business visitors here Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Killingsworth of Rock
Hill is here visiting her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. R. G. Killingsworth.
Master David Edmunds and 'ittle
Miss Miriam Edmunds spent the
past week end in Augusta in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Mor-
agne.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jordan of
Richburg are visiting here in the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Hamlin.
Guests in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Walker this week were
Miss Bessie Suber of Whitmire.!
Miss Helen Price of Seneca and
Mr. Harold Wilson of Anderson, j
Mrs. J. G. Fluffier and little
daughter, Dorothy, of Spartanburg
are visiting in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. R/Sharpton.
The Ann Carter Chapter of the
U. D. C. meets at |he court house
this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. All
mcnybers are urged to attend.
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THURSDAY AFTERNOON BRIDGE
. CLUB ENTERTA7NED WITH
UNIQUE PARTY
Gallant-Belk Company
GREENWOOD, S. C.
SAY IT WITH VALUES
One dollar will purchase more here now than one dollar has
purchased in 20 years. Our Mid-Summer Clearance Sale
is on in full blast now and those who want to save are pur
chasing their needs here now.
No. 12 Mummie Pongee,
now only 21c
yard ■£—-
No. 12 Mumnfce Pongee,
sold in 1926 f*r 49c yard
81x90 Bleached Sheets,
made for Belk Stores,*
seamless, and our Mid
Summer Sale price is
50c
Bleached Pillow 1
Cases, only, each _ B ****
P & G White Soap,
Thursday only,
10 cakes for
fj‘ k “ 10c
Ipana, Pebeco, Pepsodent
and other good Tooth
Paste, 50c size, our 90#*
price, only, each
d-ar
Thursday,
10 for
YV aching
Powder,
25c
Medium Ivory Soap C#t
Thursday wl#
Palmolive Soap
Thursday
Octagon Washing Powder,
Thursday, 10 9R#*
cakes for twl#
Ladies’ Silk Dresses, 30
days ago sold fpjr. $9.75
our price now Of)
each
Men’s Wonderful Value?
Shoes and Ox
fords, pair
Good smooth Sea Island or
Unbleached Sheeting, 36
inches wide, our own
make and our own brand,
are good lines, only E#*
yard ^
Men’s $5.00 value Black
and Tan Oxfords, our
special price, E9 QE
only, pair
4-String Corn *
Broom, each
Good Apron and
Gingham, only
vard
Men’s Summer
Union Suits, each J
Men’s Work Pants QEffc
each W& Z
Vonderful values in work
clothes.
Men’s Dress Shirts, Broad
cloth, each
50c a ” d 59c
Free parking place in rear of our stpre.
We are open all day Thursday.
Men and women, come to Greenwood and to our store if you
want to see the most wonderful values in any department store.
GALLANT-BELK
“GREENWOOD’S LEADING
DEPARTMENT STORE”
WE SELL EVERYTHING AND SELL IT FOR LESS
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COMPANY
“THE HOME OF
BETTER VALUES’
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hemminger of family in .\nder33n.
Willington the past *reek end. | Miss Reba Wells' jf Anderson has
Misses Irene, Louise.and . Hazel returned £0 Mt. Carmel to spend
Langley and Mr. Bill Freeland were .Aer vacation.
visitors in Augusta last Friday. | Miss Sallie T. Cade is visiting in.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Langley have Anderson chis week,
returned to their home here, after, Messrs. C. R. Smith of Donalds
a two months visit to relatives in and Willis Harrison of Abbeville
North Carolina and Tennessee. were Mt. Carmel visitors Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wilkie and evening,
family of Mcuntville are spending Mrs. Alex Mitchell and son, Alex,
this week here with relatives. Jr., returned home with Mr. Willie
Friends of Mr. E. C. Winn will be Hester when he visited Charleston
glad to know that he ,18 conval- recently. . Mrs. Mitchell will spend
iscing rapidly after his recent ap- some time with her mother, Mrs.
pendicitis operation. Lena Hester. v
Miss Dotty Warren of Parksville Mrs. Alma Hayes and sons,
is spending several days with Miss Messrs. Will C. and David L. Hayes!
Maggie Lou Parks. were pleasant guests of Mr. and
Misses Louise and Sara Bracknell yrs. W. H. Horton Sabbath,
and Mr. Bill Bracknell visited rela- Mr. Norman Cason, Jr., is visiting
tives in Greenwood Monday. W. Hollis Connor this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rearden and Misses Wise, Smith, Wells and
daughter, Nancy, of Greenwood Hester were visitors in Abbeville
visited relatives here Sunday. Mr. Tuesday evening.
G. T. Rearden, Jr., returned home , Mr.- Willis Harrison of Abbeville
with them for a few days’ visit. visited Mt. Carmel Monday even-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mercier and ing.
children of Lincolnton, Ga., and, Miss Wise of Greenville 1 is the
Mrs. Ida Furqueron of McCormick charming guest of Miss Ruby
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wells Smith.
Sunday. <
Hagan-Minor
Misses Lily Parker and Juanita
Curtis, Messrs. Sump McCoy and
Willis Harrison were Elborton visi
tors Sunday evening.
ABBEVILLeT^Ti.-MIss Neva 1 “ rs roa f a dr *r i >iXon 1 0 f 1 ^ 0Un
. _ . _ ... Falls was a Mt. Carmel visitor Sun-
lay.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Tarrant and
Hagan and Samuel L. Minor were
married Wednesday, July 22, at
noon, the ceremony being perform-
^ w . . , . , family are spending some time in
ed at the Methodist church by t he ( ... ,'v armel
Rev. W. R. Bouknight. A number
of friends and relatives were pres
ent at the quiet ceremony.
The bride wore a traveling suit
of navy blue and immediately af-
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith of
Greenville • spent Sabbath with
relatives here.
Mrs. Cecil Gilliam and sons, Har-
.. .. . .1 . old and Billy, and Miss Juanita
ter the ceremony they left for a Curtis were visitors in Henrietta. K.
visi t to tlle mountains of western
North Carolina. On their return
they will be at home to their
friends at an apartment at the
home of Mrs. Lucia Jackson.
Mrs. Minor is the youngest
recently.
Mr. Benson and Dr. Nochman of
Greenville were guests of MisA
Ruby Smith last Sabbath.
While a party of young nen were
seining on Savannah river last
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. mt. j
„ & . . ... , Thursday evening, m some way,
Hagen and is one of the operators ^ ^ . .
” they got in very deep water and
a t the offices of the Continental r Robert Scott had under
Telephone company at Abbeville. I tw when Glennie Hard
Mr. Minor is manager of the managed to reseue him and reach _
Caivert Filiing station and has liv- ed a rock ^ th3 rlver The water
ed in Abbeville for a number of )waj! deep and 3wlft h3re and it wa3
.with ' much difficulty Glennie
[could stay on the rock and keep
Robert above the water. Some
| young men In a bateau heard their
years.
T. E. L. Holds Social
WILLINGTON
NEWS ITEMS
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. LeRoy and
son, Milton, Jr., of Charleston spent
Saturday night and Sunday here
with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Andrews.
One of the most exotic parties of I Mr. LeRoy returned, to his home
the summer was the one given by
the Thursday afternoon bridge
club last Friday night when they
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. LeRoy and
son will spend a week here.
Mr. A. H. LeRoy and Mr. Berry
entertained with a progressive' of New Smyna, Fla., spent Sunday
bridge party at the home of Misses
Evelyn Blackv/ell and Mary Cor
nelia Corley.
There were seven tables arranged
for the players. The guests as
sembled at the home of Miss Black-
and Monday here at the home of
Mr. Albert Gibert.
Miss Annie Lou Lankford of Plum
Branch'spent last week end here
with Mrs. *J. M. Hemminger.
Mr. C. H. Hemminger of Walter-
well where they drew tallies for boro spent Sunday here with rela-
directions, tables one, three and . Lives.
five being at Miss Blackwell’s,! Misses Margaret Hemminger and
while tables two, four, six and sev- Ellen Covin spent last week end
en were at the home of Miss Cor- with Miss Billie Morrah of the
j e y Bellvue section.
After several progressions from Miss Lillie Mae Rodgers returned
house to house the guests reas- to her home Saturday, after spend-
sembied at Miss Blackwell’s for the ing some time in Greenwood with
adding of scores and serving of re- relatives. -
freshments. Miss Helen Brown Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Thomas -of
received high score prize for girls, Atlanta spent Sunday here with
while high score for boys went to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Lawton.
Mr. Andrew Jennings. Low score Missss Inez Maroney and Ollie
prizes were presented to Miss Selma Thomas returned to their home in
Walker and Mr. Bill Arrington. Atlanta Sunday, after visiting here
Delicious refreshments were served for several weeks,
buffet style. ^ 1 Lawton returned to his
Those enjoying the delightful oc- home here Sunday, after spending
casion were, Misses Mary Way- several weeks in Atlanta,
land, Martha Bell, Cornelia Dorn, Miss .Francis Lawton left Sunday
Julia Brown, Carrie Lou and Vir- for Atlanta, where she will enter
ginia Strom, Selma Walker, Har- school in Geptsmber.
riett Sturkey, Alene Arrington, Clarence Thomas of Atlanta is
Helen Brown, Lucille Caudle, Lillie spending some time here at the
Dowtin/ Evelyn Blackwell and home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Lawton.
Mary Cornelia Corley. i Our little town was treated to a
Messrs. Andrew and John Wes- delightful surprise Wednesday af-
ley Jennings,. Emory Bentley, Buck ternoon when we were invited to a
and Jim Bradley, Bill Arrington, fish fry at Old Willington spring.
Bub Blackwell, Albert Dial, Jim Messrs. McNair, Lawton and Lev-
Murray John T. McGrath, Luther erett furnished the fish. All en-
Andrews Joe Sibert, James Fur- joyed the fry, and hope they will
cueron and Russell MacBee. have another one soon.
M I A good many from here attended
On July 1 Indiana became the the home coming day at Long Cane
fourth state in which bovine tuber- Saturday.
• is has been virtually eradicat- The many triends of Mrs. D. W.
d No county has more than Hemminger wUl deeply sympathize
C<i if of 1 per cent of tuber- with her in the loss of her home
one a fit-A isT-csriovr ■niori-iF Very little
culous cattle.
A man docsn »t happen to and all that are intertisted^are in-
know^ 11211 you happen know * 1 vlted t0 come t0 old Willington
U generally considered
by fire Thursday night,
was saved.
The people of the co;
iuntt^
Cemetery to clean it off August
10th, and bring well filled baskets
for dinner, which will be served at
the spring lear the church.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McNair and
Mrs. Daisy Hemminger spent Sun
day at Mt. Mitchell, N. C.
X. Y. Z.
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PLUM BRANCH
.. NEWS ■
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Jackson and
children of Pariss Island are visit
ing in the home of Mr. and M*. J.
]M. C. Freeland.
Mrs. Jack Reynolds of Barnwell
is spending some time here with
relatives.
Miss Annie Mae Langley has re-
! turned from a three weeks’ visit to
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Bowen of Jack
sonville, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sturkey and
family of Salisbury, N. C., are visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. W. 7. Wells, Misses Juanita,
Maggie and Mice Lee Wells and
Mr. Pete Freeland spent last week
end with relatives at Port Royal
! and Pariss Island.
Miss Annie Lou Lankford visited
The T. E. L. social and business cal * for ^ ei P and hastened t0 the
meeting was held Friday, July 31st rescu e, otherwise, that fishing
at the home of Mrs. M. G. Dorn party might have had a tragic end-
with Mrs. W. S. Pipkin and Mrs. J. in S- Mr. Hardaway is highly com T
R. Crawford as joint hostesses. mended for his bravery.
The meeting was opened by Mrs.' Mt. Carmel H. D. Club met in
C. R. Strom, president. After re-l the club room ^ Tul y 14 » with
ports from different committees nearl y members and four visi-
the meeting was turned over to the Mrs. Otis Black, Mrs. T. H:
social pommittee. Several contests S 2at,ro °k of Beaufort, Miss .filiza-
were enjoyed ,after which the be ^ Hester of Andersbn and Mrs.
hostesses served a delicious salad Inman Griffin cf Americus, Ga.,
present. As the president was
What?
Me ruin a good suit
for the price of a tire?
If you feel this way about old tires, as soon as
any tire reaches the troublesome age, chuck it!
That’s sensible, when prices are so low.
The greatest Goodyears ever built for so
little money:
GOODYEAR PATHFINDER
4.40-21
4.50-21
By the pair, $9.61
All sizes equally
Gy the pair, $11.10
on tubes, too.
GOLF SERVICE STATION
Near Dorns’ Ginnery
Phone 40
J. T; FAULKNER, Prop.
McCormick, S. C.
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course.
The Reporter.
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MT. CARMEL
NEWS
Th? many friends of Mrs. John
Hemminger cf Willington deeply
sympathize with her in the serious
loss she sustained in th£ burning
of her home last Thursday even
ing.
Miss Sara Curtis has been on our
sick list for the past week, but our
latest report stated she was much
better. Her many friends hope for
her a speedy recovery.
Miss Julia Cade, who has been
the charming guest of Mr. and Mrs.
John Dru Cade in Greenville and
Capt. and Mrs. William Sharp of
Clemson College for some time, re
turned home Saturday. Mrs.- Will
iam Sharp accompanied her home.
While on this visit Miss Cade, Capt.
and Mrs. Sharp and Billy, and Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Cade enjoyed a de
lightful trip through North Caro
lina, visiting Hendersonville, Ashe
ville, High Hampton, Highlands,
Chimney Rock, Caesar’s Head and
many other places of interest.
Mrs. Cecil Gilliam and sons, Har
old and Billy, and Miss Juanita
Curtis and other friends were An
derson visitors Friday, spending
most of the time at Boscobel Lake.
Among the Mt. Carmel visitors
at Long Cane last Saturday were
Mrs. S. D. Wells, Mrs. Joe Bowen
and son, Joe, Mrs. Carrie Connor,
Misses Florence Patterson and
Reba Wells, Mrs. Toe Curtis, Mr.
and Mrs. ,H. O. Watson, Misses
Lura Jean and Virginia Watson,
Mr. Hollis Connor and others.
Mrs. Cecil Gilliam and Mr. Willie
Hester^i&re guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Jones in Calhoun Falls Sun
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Watson,
absent, the vice-president presided.
Scripture read by vice-president
and prayer by Mrs. Stallworth. Af
ter the roll call, in which the
names were responded to by say
ings of “Aunt Het,” and reading of
the minutes by secretary and ap
proval, a literary program, consist
ing of selections and poems by
Edgar A. Guest, were read; the
meeting was turned over to Mrs.
Stallworth, who made an interest
ing talk on identifying trees and
shrubs. Quite a number of other
things also were discussed. Mrs. T.
W. Boyd and Mrs. Ida M. Black
were hostesses for the afternoon,
and served delicious little cakes
with iced tea and lemon. After a
pleasant afternoon the meeting ad
journed.
OPERA HOUSE
ABBEVILLE, S. C.
Thursday, August 6th
Funnv Will Rogers
in ‘A CONNETICUT YANKEE’
Friday, August 7th, Only
Dorothy Mackaill and Joel
McCrea
in “KEPT HUSBANDS”
1 Bargain prices. You can
pee this show for 15c from
7:00 to 7:30.
Saturday, August 8th, Only
El Brendel and Fifi Dorsay
in ‘MR. LEMON OF ORANGE’
Bargain prices: 15c to ev
erybody from 7:00 to 7:30.
Mon.-Tues. August lOth-llth
Beautiful Norma Shearer
in “A FREE SOUL”
Wed.-Thurs. August 12th-13th
Eddie Dowling
in “HONEYMOON LANE”
Shows: 3:15—-7:15—9:00
It costs seven million, dollars a
year to blow the whistles on
Misses Lijjra Jean and Virginia American locomotives, and most of
Watson spent several days recently
with Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Watson and
us poor mortals blow our horps
without cost.