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■ A 20, 1931 McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, SOUTH CAROLINA' PAGE NUMBER FIVE VrfonaJ ^Cr. and ^rs. Wilton Britt have ^returned home from a visit to rela tives at Auburn, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hendrix and son, Jack, are spending several days in Augusta with relatives. Misses Pansye Williams and Mary Bell, teachers at Woodville, were at their homes here for the week Misses Emmie and Annie Black- well of Augusta are here on a visit to their mother, Mrs. James C. Blackwell. Miss Carrie Sue Talbert is In Columbia visiting her sister, Mrs. A. F. Burnside. Misses Jessie and Louise Bowick of McCormick and Minnie Lindley of Bordeaux have returned to their homes, after spending some time in Epworth with the latter’s sister, Mrs. J. M. Hasting. ES 1 THE BEST MEAT YOU EVER TASTED You’ll readily agree when you try our good m e ats. And always good, too, not just occasionally as is often times the case. All we ask is that you try us once and be convincecf that we are telling you right. LOW PRICES Our prices are always the very- lowest on everything in the shop. , You can enjoy our good meat and yet be just as economical as pos sible. We maintain delivery service for your con venience. Just phone 18. Our market is run strictly sanitary and the same good service ^nd high quality products are for all men, women and children. We invite you all to visit y our market and make a thorough inspection. --CITY MARKET-- ' G. B. SMITH, Prop. . Phone 18 Augusta St. McCormick, S. C. ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Wfest of Mc Cormick announce the birth of Rufus Troy West on August 13, 1931, weight, :.iine pounds. WILLINGTON NEWS ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. H J). Creswell were recent visitors in the mountains of North Carolina, seeing Chimney Rock while there. Miss Melba Corley is spending a week or more with relatives and friends in Atlanta. Miss Carrie itou Strom returned home last week after attending a house party in Augusta, Ga. Mr. T. L. Edmunds has returned home, after auditing some books for Chesterfield County. Mrs. R. C. Pratt and children of Augu'ta are spending some time here ./ith relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Creswell vis- ! ited relatives recently n Greenville and Anderson. Miss Sarah Williamson has re- j turned to her home at Rock Hill, I ^fter euendiner fast week vith Miss i TCate Britt of Sandover. Miss Britt accompanied her home for a week’s isit. Mr. Thomas W. Morgan and fam- Tv from Aiken are visiting here this week in the home cf Mr. and Mrs. R. ?C. Faulkner. Mrs. W. K. Charles of Greenwood is spending several days here as guest cf Mrs. J. S. Strom and Mrs. J. Arch Talbert. Mi:s Edna Pettigrew cf Starr is mending a week or so here as guest cf Mrs. T. C. Faulkner. , Mrs. E. N. Creswell and son, Mas ter Leonard, have returned home, after a week’s visit with relatives :!n Greenville. Mr. A. K. Britt and Missss Mar tha and Catherine Lang are spend ing several days at High Point, N. C., with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Britt. AUCTION SALE ENTIRE STOCK OF OREGON JEWELRY CO. Carl Cooper, Auctioneer SALES DAILY 3 P. M. AND 7:30 P. M. FREE RRIZES AT EACH SALE Thrifty shoppers will welcome the oppor tunity to buy the highest quality jewelry, silver- * ware, China, etc., at YOUR OWN PRICE Before we move into our new store we are forced to sell the entire stock. We are at your mercy. k EVERY SALE FINAL NO EXCHANGES OREGON JEWELRY CO. Greenwood, S. C. Mrs. Ada Kennedv is spending several days with Mrs. Onie Hag gard of McCormick. Mrs. Maud Massev of Virginia and Mrs. Caroline Moton of Ala bama visited in the home of Mr. W. O. Covin several days last week. Ellen and Edward Covin accom panied them back as far as Ander son, where they all visited Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Miller. Mrs. Mary Lou McBride and daughter. Miss Louise* a&d Edward Covin spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. l.pwis Rich at Clarks Hill. Isa belle McBride Rich, who has been spending the summer here, return ed home with them. Mrs. H. B. Blakely and little daughter. Marv Morris, who have been visiting the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Morris, for some time, accompanied Mrs. T. F. Abercrombie to Atlanta last Tues day. where Rev. Hunter Blakely joined her. They then went to Fayettsville, Tenn., to visit the. 3K Rev. H. B. Blakely, Sr., and Mrs. Blakely. 1 Mrs. T. F. Abercrombie of Atlanta 1 and Mrs. Roberta Morris Ryan spent Monday night with their oar- 1 ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Morris OPERA HOUSE ABBEVILLE, S. C. PLUM BR ANCH NEWS Thursday, August 201h Nancy Carroll and Fredric March in “THE NIGHT ANGEL” Mrs. Gordon C. Bowen of Jack sonville. Fla., is visiting in the home of her mother, Mrs. Lillie E Langley. Mr. and Mrs Ezra Langley and children of Oklahoma City, Okla were visiting relatives here last week. Thev were accompanied home by Miss Amelia Wideman who will attend the University of Oklahoma this v/inter. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Rice and chil dren are visiting relatives in Wat erloo this week. * Mrs. J. Q. Stilwell and daughter, Miss Elizabeth Stilwell, of Colum bia spent last week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bracknell. Mrs. Charlie Rearden spent last week end in Augusta with rela tives. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. :<ing and fam ily and Mr. Thomas E. Miner at tended the King reunion near An derson last Sunday. Friends of Miss Annie Lou Lankford will be glad to know that she is recovering rapidly from a recent tonsil operation. Misses Caroline and Sara Parks of Summerville. Miss Vivian Tomp kins of Columbia. Messrs. J. B., J. A. and John Price of Parksville visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Parks Sunday. Miss Maggie Winn of Asheville, N. C.. is spending her vacation here with relatives. | Mrs. Lee Rearden and family of 0 Greenwood visited relatives here a dim Pat Hester nas returned f ew d a y S W e e k. Friday, Aug. 21, Bargain Da'* Lewis Stone, Irene Rich and Leon Janney in “FATHER’S SON” 7:00 to 7:30 Everybody 15c. Sat. Aug. 22, Bargain Day Victor McLaglen in “NOT EXACTLY GENTLEMEN” 7:00 to 7:30 everybody 15c. Mon.-Tues. August 24th-25th Ramon Navarro in “DAYBREAK” Mat. 15-25c—Night 15-40c Wed.-Thurs. August 26th-27th Ruth Chatterton in “THE MAGNIFICENT LIE” Coming Janet Gavnor in “DADDY LONG LEGS” MT. CARMEL NEWS home from a pleasant visit in Spar- Mr. and Mrs. W. H. ^ Andrews tanbure with^ Mr and Mrs O ’ ^ r ‘ an< ^ -k* Bobo and spent Monday afternoon in Au- M?Celvey i nf ^ rman H a ^ gUeS o S ^ T t Marton Tarrant, who has been c 0 !eman ^ and ^ R ‘ K Mrs. J. M. Gibert spent Saturday spending some time with Tarrant M r an H ^ Irs w s William and afternoon at Bordeaux with Mrs. Rrntt has returned to his home in * ana * v1lS ‘ j.* ^ LHmam and O G Calhoun nas reiurnea to nis name m f am iiy are spending some time w Lireenwooa. 1 with relatives in Elberton, Ga w. Mrs. Cecil GPliam and sons. Har- 1 --- — Miss Louise Miss Zellars Lyon of Greenwood in Augusta on business one day a visit *0 her sis f er. Mrs. O. C. Lanelev this week Mis^Harriet Miller and t niian £ ocial Cir ^ e ’ 1 J? a - w Mi 1 S i mL Zellars Lyon 01 <j Whttenlr^De la Howe were he ?}“ 0 f ralhoun Falls accomSd iS j!? 1 ^ r «’ aUvea f he / e H euests of Mrs W H Anrirp^c cjnn OI a ? , P, * Mr - Joe Kimr of Anderson is dav afternoon S Sun ' them. They also visited Atlanta, sending some time here with rela- i/yr- - on ' __. _ , . Covington and other places. tives r M, ^^ 0rena ^f lc ^} 0 ^ s an( * Ctertie Mr. and Mrs. John Dm Cade of - Lee Whittle of De la Howe spent Greenville. Cant, and Mrs. William aft ; r AT? m home Sharp and Billy of Clemson were tt c McNair. pleasant guests of Mrs. J. D. Cade Wlrs. H. S. Ojison ^3,st Tucs— dav here with Mrs. W. H. McNair. anc j Mrs. H. O. Watson. Misses Lura One of the happiest occasions of j e an and Virginia Watson were also the season here was August 10th. guesta. so Mrs. Cade had the nleas- . .. . The men folks, ^vith shovels and ^^ havin’ 7, children and Edwa.rd Strom spent this week hoes, gathered at old Willington families with her that afternoon with James Talbert and attended h-t^VSed the ladles cams with ' meetin g- added much to well filled baskets and Messrs. J. iting relaiiv,4 and friends in the services b y their violm music. W. Morrah, and AValter Lawton Ni^^tw Six a^d Greenwood. I The series of meetings closed had prepared a delightful pot of Mr. Leason Hart of Atlanta spent Friday night. We enjoyed somo .hash to go wivh the dinner, and several days here as the guest of solendid sermons bv the nastor a T I every one cniovsd a sumptuous his aunt Mrs c^cil Gilliam and spienaia sermons me pastor au dinner at “Old Willington Sprine.” Mf ss jSanito Curtis ana .the week. The attendance was REHOBOTIt ' NEWS About 35 colored helpers were. Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Scott of some of the time, and small ' Rev. a c n hLrlifE a |°llW3 d n d and e t r wo visited relatives Acre rase,'some. lh= cloud: and showon dnueMem . W Columbia s ? ent, W Mrs. Mabel r.rown and aon t)ren- ka PL some a ! /ay \ Th « re were no M "". day i ,er ^., . . „ nan. have returned home from a additions to Ihe cnurch, out a nice Miss Sue Gibert of Greenwood pleasant visit to Camden. Beaufort, purse was raised :er the pastor, Week nere Wlt l Mrs - J - r harlestcn, Folly Beach and other considering the aard times. paces. > >• l Charley and Maurice Miss Frances Edmunds of Green wood spent the week end here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Ed munds. Chaplin is. showing Chevalier how to bowl, at the latter’s villa near Cannes, France. Looks as if “Chariot” is a southpaw. Mrs. Jennie Dorn and son, Mr. Albert Dorn, of Troy spent one day . . . loef air^, T rn Will.be.connected with last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. _ . . . McCormick. • Dorn near town. a garage in White Stone, Va., arrived today for a visit to Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Faulk- n ei\ Mr. L. A. Sanders is Mrs. Mrs. N. D. Friddle and children Rub L a !! d Juha Jennin SS Faulkner’s father, and Mr. H. N. is are here on a week’s visit with her an ■ a er s P en t the oa^ft her brother. sister, Mrs. E. N. Creswell, and week Wlth relatlves m Spartan- Jamily. M. Gibert Mr. and Mrs. T,eRov McClain and Hit/Ir.’and Mrs Conno- 1 We hear colored people of Sl ^ lth JI lori 4 dl i las L and family 0 f Charleston visited -edar Springs raised $45.00 for iSr An* a ^ bome tboir mother. Mrs Connor, their oastor, and -hey oay their G1D f. • . . this week. Miss Martha Connor. c.p X t rn <$05 on t vpqr and thp .•'hnrrh Mrs. George Lawton has return- ^ c^^ndin^ som^ time ° extcn a 7ear ana i,ne ^nuren rd to her home here, after visiting i n charleston returned home with clerk $ 25 00 P 3r This is corn- relatives in Anderson last week. them. ' ’ " mcndable in them. chMren n of 1 Ande J rsoii s^enriundiv 5 Hlv Mil'e- of t was M— Mary Sutherland is spend- here with relatives. a MrV Ce?if Oi’niam son^HomM ing this week with Mrs - W - Cul - Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Broome an d Billv. end Mi^s Juanita Curt*s breath and attended the meeting. S? en ^ot? s ^ we ?!? be r e Mr. and o Den ^ one day ^ Anderson recent- Mrs. G. H. .Byrd and children and Mrs. Chester McNair. i v Mr. H. W. Bailey of Modoc was a 'm*- T\Tr« E. R ^n DoQHf^, M J S3 ^ nnie via3 business visitor here one day last of Columbia T7r ere visi^oFs ju Mt ^^-^iitive w ^; k ' ^ recently as guests of Mrs. Th ey are always welcome. Quite a good many from here at- h ^ Cason r;iod 7-,«,,cr ii/r-c r t? tended the Guillebeaux reunion a^i Dr-inrav V °C' Vw ' Rey last week. The morning was an d family of Ticrna^ Oa and M-s Wlth US :niS we0k * Mrs * Tmie spent in several addresses that Ben DuBose and children of Groner and Mrs. Kate Moultrie v e ^* e i n i^ yed x7 ben a cie “ bon - ’ p-'bbaih with Mr. were also among the visitors last lightful dinner. The afternoon was ar ri ^s jo* Curtis ^nnH^v spent socially. Every one seemed Mr Jimmio mb^m’s^n of A nd o r Gunac ‘J'- to enjoy the meeting of kinfolks, son was a visitor in Mt. Carmel Mrs - Sfcrcrn Culorcath writes friends and making new fri^ncU-. or 0 '^o^-^tiy homefolks t^iat they are having a X. Y. Zi. Mr. Hunter McKinnov of MeCor- fine time in Dillon. Little Thomas mick is ou~ ve^v efficient rijral celebrated his fourth birthday on route r»os*man now. Mr, Bob Mars T ... , .. the seventh. Hls grandmother -ulbreath visited n this section this week. ourg. Mrs. Paul G. Thompson and tv/ivc. * a daughter of Washington, D. C., Mr. Dan Woodward of Aiken was * ‘ * r AK l nd .„ Childl : en i and Mrs. Joseph B. Blackwell and a business visitor here yesterday. ?? en Sunda y 111 Abbeville with J children of Beaufort, S.' C. are ■■ rS ower. spending the week here with their * sister, Mrs. Janie C. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dorn had as their guests one day last week Mrs. Mrs. W. B. Storey and son from t Q rvcrioYr iiriCalhoun Falls arid Misses Frances I Caliison and Gertrude McGrath from Char- *, Mr ' and Mrs * J ' Arch Talb ert and lotte, N. C., spent the past week ! and ^ rs McCracken and Mr® it n nnirpc nf Anfyncfc r-q bere witb relatives. j children were visitors in the home Mrs. E. O. Dukes of Augusta, Ga., , 0 f Mr.’ and Mrs. W. B. Nickles, Jr., and Mrs. C. H. Jarrell of Char- Gladvs Hamilton of Plpn* of Hod g e s Sunday afternoon, lotte, N. C., are spending the week M1 f s , ay f Hamilton 01 Pleas- here with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Faulk- ant Lane 18 in town th is week as ner and other relatives. guest of Mlss Carrie Lou strom - Jars. The Home of Perfect Sound Leaders With Better Pictures GREENWOOD, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Heiss spent Misses Katherine and Henrietta the week end at Clio with relatives Brown are spending the week in and friends. Mrs. M. E. Padgett Abbeville with their aunt, Mrs. W. accompanied them home for a few L - Power - days’ visit. The Sunbeam Band of the Bap tist Church will meet Sunday af ternoon at 4 o’clock. All members are urged to be present. Dr. C. H. Workman has recently installed a late model X-Ray in his THURSDAY and FRIDAY August 20th-21st Jaynet Gaynor in “DADDY LONG LEGS” with Warner Baxter and Una Merkel SATURDAY, August 22nd Buck Jones in “THE DAWN TRAIL” MONDAY and TUESDAY August 24th-25th Bert Wheeler Robert Woolser Dorothy Lee and Edna May Oliver in “CRACKED NUTS” — — : ■ r filled that. nosHion fir mfcmv hnt i* nov»7 or, tba rotireef ii s t. Min 77 Procter gave him a little party and friends nf Mr. M^Kinhey are £lad served ice cream and cake. MisJ C °V^e WnllLs^returned home The attendan::e was sma11 at S^turdav from an extended visit to Sunday school Sunday. In the Manning. GreeleyviUe, Mvrtle absence of the superintendent the F^nch, Powlev Jshmd and other assistant, Mr. J. P. Talbert, con- den and famdv of Manning accom- ducted the s ' 3rvlce ' The secretary panied her home. was also absent and Miss Helen Messrs. John D^u Cade. FnlUs Gilchrist filled the vacancy very Onnor. Clarence Covin and Har- -ni^piv old Hp rdawv/ snent a dav recent- ^ ^ r ^ ^ ^ lv fishing in the big dam on 1 Miss Estell Jordan of Greenwood Saluda river. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Minnie Mrs Alex Mitchell and son. Alex, Winn. noon e f roma pTasan^viMt & with Mlss MiIcired winn is visiting homefolks here. , relatives in the Kirksey section. Mr. L F. Sutherland returned; Little Ray Gilchrist spent last hoT~>o last Tuesdav from an ex- week with her sister, Mrs. Roy ♦ended visit, ♦n Rock Hill Mr. aud TT Qrliri<y Mrs. J. T. Mo^-orev of Rock Hill iiarim S- accompanied him home and spent a few days. M"*? H. S. CJa^^n be'' ^ist- r-. M r s. Pa so Maxwell, in Ander son recently. M 7 *. Robert Scott was a Green- v"e od visitor one dav last week. Mr. i Tb-odore Tar-ant retimned b^me FOR SALE—Deering Binder and with him and spent several days good Rake in good shape, for $15.00. Can be seen at my home WANT ABVS. . . Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bowick at- office here in the Peoples Bank Mrs. H. D. Creswell is in Spar- tended the funeral of Mr. Dave Building. tanburg, on a two weeks’ visit with Pulley at Laurens last Saturday, relatives. Mr. Pulley was an uncle of Mrs. Bowick. . . Mr. Jteese Moore and family have —"—:— moved’from Lincoln ton,-Ga., into . ^Ir. and Mrs. H. N. Sanders and one of the Dorn cottages near the daughter, Miss Shirley, from Balti- railroad .water tanks. Mr. Moore more, Md., and Mr. L.,A. Sanders of Fath. Mrs. H. Drucker left Saturday night to spend a couple of weeks in New York and Baltimore buying merchandise * for the H. Drunker stores of McCormick and Ho&ea WEDNESDAY, August 26th Spencer Tracy and Sally Eilders in “QUICK MILLIONS” here. School davs will soon be here a^ain. Harold and Billy Gilliam who hpv3 enioved a pleasant sum- with their mother, Mrs. Cecil at any time. R. Plum Branch. S. C. F. Freeland, nrrlh^V,cJ e ^ r mIho?, Thornwell L osT-Jersey Cow, named Lillie Don’t use strong soap or soap powders on dishes decorated with gilt. Orphanage on Monday. Misses Juanita Curtis. Lily Park er. Mr. Leason Hart of Atlanta, and Mr. Bill Martin of Abbeville were Elberton visitors Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith of Greenville spent Sabbath with Mrs. Cora Smith. Misses Ruby Smith and Elizabeth Hester accompanied Miss Juanita Notice is hereby given that all Wise to Greenville, after her pleas- bills heretofore made with the City ant visit to Miss Smith. These Market should be paid to CL young ladies returned home the!Smith, owner of City Market, next day. | G. B. SMITH. . Mae, 4 years old real fat, short horns, black face, left home Mon day. Please notify me. Mrs. Mir anda Holsonback, McCormick, S. C. Notice To Public