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McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, SOUTH CAROLINA Thursday, February 6, 1941
Celebrate Birthday
Ttxe children, grandchildren
nnd a sister of Mrs. E. N. Creswell
frathered at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Creswell here Sunday to give
Mrs. Creswell a surprise celebra-
tioa of her birthday. She received
maay nice and useful gifts and
the occasion was thoroughly en
joyed by all.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Creswell and children.
Rose Marie, Jean and Luida, of
Plum Branch; Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
'Creswell and r sons, Billy and
George Neel, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
'Creswell and son Terry, of McCor
mick; MT. and Mrs. Leonard Cres
wen and small daughter, Sandra,
of Reck Hill, and Mrs. Frank
Reed of Anderson.
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Modoc News
Mr. B. M. Bussey from Charles
ton was a week end visitor here to
bomefolks. .
Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Edmunds
trees Augusta were week end visi
tors here in the home of Mr. G. C
McDaniel.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Dukes spent
T^unday in Augusta with their
daughter,. Mrs. Donald Hancock,
who Is very ill at this time.
Mbs Nina Bussey from Wilming
ton, N. C., is spending two weeks
7'ere with her mother, Mrs. B. M.
Bussey.
Mr. W. P. McDaniel left Sunday
for Warm Springs, Ga., where he
has accepted a position.
Mr. James Bussey from Colum
bia was a week end visitor here to
?'is parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F.
Bussey.
Mr. T. J. Clem from Moncks
Corner spent the past week end
here with homefolks.
Mrs. F. M. Bussey and children
—ere dinner 1 guests here Sunday
to Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Clem.
Miss Rosalie Bussey left Monday
for Woodruff, where she has ac
cepted a position.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Skelton
from Augusta were dinner guests
here Sunday to the latter’s par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Bussey.
Mr. Richard Key from Columbia
was a week end visitor here to his
mother, Mrs. Mattie Key.
Mrs. Caroline Cantelou from
T’dgefield is spending this week
here with her mother, Mrs. G. E.
Mr. Kirk White spent Monday
cl this week at McCormick.
Rev. G. P. Lanier fUled his reg-
rlar appointment here Sunday
evening, delivering a very able
renaon.
Mr. T. J. Stone was a business
visitor to Augusta Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Bussey and
Mr. T. D. Howie were visitors to
McCormick on Tuesday of this
was a visitor her? Monday.
MaJ. and Mrs. W. B. Sharp left
Tuesday morning via Augusta to
return to Minnesota. They visited
Maj. Sharp’s brother who is ill in
the University Hospital in Au
gusta.
Miss Sallie T. Cade of Converse
College came home for the week
end to see Maj. and Mrs. Sharp
and Billy while here.
The many friends here of Mr
and Mrs. Gerard Tarrant of Co
lumbia deeply sympathize with
them in their double affliction,
the death of Mrs. Tarrant’s father
and mother, Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Wright, of Johnson, S. C., Mr.
Wright died Saturday night at
7:30 and Mrs. Wright’s passing
was at 5 o'clock Sunday, less than
24 hours apart. The parting after
50 years of life was too hard, and
she passed away in a heart attack
Mrs. Tarrant and her sisters, Mrs.
Waters and Misses Helen and
Maude Wright, are very much
loved here and a host of friends
here are saddened and grieved by
their sorrows..
We extend to Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Andrews and family the heart
felt sympathy of this community
in their recent sorrow, the passing
of Mr. A. B. Andrews, Jr., who was
highly esteemed by many friends
here.
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Cotton Ginnings
Given By South
Carolina Counties
COTTON GINNED PRIOR TO
JANUARY 16 IN SOUTH CAR
OLINA: CROPS OF
1940 AND 1939.
The Department of Commerce,
through the Bureau of the Census,
announces the preliminary report
on cotton ginned prior to January
16, by counties, in South Carolina,
for the crops of 1940 and 1939. The
total for the State was made pub
lic on Thursday, January 23.
(Quantities are in running bales.
Linters are not included.)
County 1940
The State 940,424
Abbeville 18,556
Aiken — 25,447
Allendale __ — 9,124
Anderson __ — 66,526
Bamberg 14,208
Barnwell 20,773
(Advertisement)
(Advertisement)
Local Druggist Will Sell
• •
Medicines—Three Days at 25c
Peoples Drug Store Here Prepares For Large Crowd Introducing Rux Compound And
Williams Formula At A Special Sale To Last
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY!
SURPRISE OFFER
TO McCORMICK PEOPLE
who suffer STOMACH DISTRESS, Bloat,
•Gas, Constipation, Nervousness, Run-
Down “All-In” Feeling, or
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Mt. Carmel News
Berkeley 3,418
Calhoun 18,249
Charleston __ __ 120
Cherokee — — 16,571
Chester 15,769
Chesterfield _ _ 35,109
Clarendon — 20,440
Colleton — 9,487
Darlington __ 25,046
Dillon — 28,579
Dorchester — — 8,331
Edgefield 17,190
Fairfield 9,932
Florence — 28,245
Greenville — 38,155
Greenwood — — 14,506
Hampton __ — 8,534
Kershaw 14,874
Lancaster __ — 15,656
Laurens — 32,746
Lee — 28,934
Lexington __ —
McCormick — _
Marion __
Marlboro __ —
Newberry __ __
Oconee __
Orangeburg _ --
Pickens
Richland
Saluda __
Spartanburg _ _
Sumter __ ----- 34,479
Union __ 12,073
Williamsburg — 20,325
York — ——— 33,197
All other 3,492
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16,187
5,913
10,207
41,141
21,262
19,787
65,408
24,834
7,761
12,635
67,198
Maj. and Mrs. W. B. Sharp and
jtQWj Mr. Billy Sharp, of St. Paul,
Minn., arrived in Mt. Carmel last
Thursday for a short stay with
Mrs. J. D. Cade and Miss Julia
Cade.
Mrs. Dode Philips and son,
David, of Due West and Mrs.' J.
W. Boyd spent a few hours here
last Saturday. Mrs. Boyd will
leave Due West this week to spend
r.r>my time with Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Campbell in Atlanta.
Mrs. Bill Edwards of Greenville
frpent a few days here last week.
Mrs. Edwards leaves soon to join
Dr. Edwards who is stationed in
• Alabama.
Mr. Roy Wells has returned
home from Anderson Hospital
where he was ill with influenza.
Many friends are glad to see him Teachers’ Convention
well again. I
Misses Reba Wells and Beffie
Hester of Anderson came down
Sunday morning. Miss Hester i March 19, 20, 21
joined a party going to Columbia
to visit Mr. Willie Hester at the |
Veterans Hospital. Miss Wells Columbia, Feb.
spent the day here with her Burnet R. Maybank
brother, Mr. Roy Wells.
1939
849,120
15,873
26,747
9,758
55,589
12,733
22.524
2,893
19,649
259
13,999
15.524
33,204
18,949
7,857
24,795
21,612
5,599
16,894
10,067
20,807
34,029
12,216
7,834
16,316
16,270
24,931
31,603
17,794
5,959
6,362
37,528
22,212
16,143
64,862
19,588
7,384
12,268
52,266
37,457
8,733
15,913
24,681
1,739
In Columbia
4.—Governor
will deliver
i ___ j the principal address of the forth-
Capt. W. B. Sharp and Mr. Billy coming state teachers’ convention
Sharp left early Monday for at Columbia March 19, 20 and 21,
demson College where Billy en-, when he will address a general
tered the college. ' meeting of the 8,500 teachers ex-
Mra. Herchel Fife spent several pected to attend. His talk will be
days in Atlanta last week, and at- delivered at the convention’s clos-
of her son,
Washington
Ing session Friday noon, March 21.
John Temple Graves of Birm
ingham, Ala., lecturer and news
paper columnist, and Archibald
tended the marriage
Mr. Billy Fife, of
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Peaster Mauldin
of Georgia enjoyed a pleasant Rutledge of McClellanville, author
week end with Mrs. Myrtle and poet laureate of South Caro-
Mauldin. ' lina ’ wiU address the two other
We are glad to say those on our general meetings of the conclave,
sick list are much better, Mr. and Thursday and Wednesday nights,
The Peoples Drug Store here
anticipates one pf the largest sales
of the year this Thursday, Friday
and Saturday.' '♦The manufactur
ers of two of the finest medicines
have given us the exclusive for
this sale,” states the manager.
Why This Offer Is
Made Way Below Cost
The manufacturers have sold
thousands of bottles of these
medicines from coast to coAst.
Both medicines have been so well
received and such wonderful re
sults obtained from their use, that
this prominent manufacturer feels
that the best advertising in the
world is to have peoole try their
medicine. The results will speak
for themselves and this will be the
finest advertising that they can
do. That is the reason for selling
their medicines way below cost.
Everyone in this £ity and the
vicinity who suffers rheumatic,
neuritic or neuralgic agony can
actually obtain a generous trial size
bottle of RUX COMPOUND for
onlv 25c. The regular full size
bottle sells for $1.50 all over the
United States.
Thousands of people have vouch
ed for the splendid power of RUX
in relieving Rheumatic, Neuritic
and Neuralgic Pains.
THE SECRET OF RUX
A solendid combination of "Pre
scription-Pure” ingredients makes
RUX a really worth-while medi
cine. So many people all over the
country know this to be TRUE in
their own case,—that they get
such nuick and agreeable relief
from the aching and painful mus
cles with RUX COMPOUND. Come
to our store today and begin try
ing RUX for yourself to .relieve
the* muscle pams ^frhlch may be
Coming from Arms - Legs - Backs -
Shoulders - Hands to cause such
distress.
How “Williams For
mula” Acts In Four
Amazing Ways!
Stomach—
It acts within a short time on the
digestion as a stomachic, improv
ing appetite and stimulating di
gestion and tends to relieve acid
stomach pains caused by excessive
burning stomach .acidity.
Bowels—
It acts to stimulate >peristalsis in
the intestines. It acts as a tonic
laxative to relieve sick headaches,
that loggy feeling and dizziness
caused by constipation.
Kidneys
Williams Formula acts as a mild
stimulant diuretic to increase the
flow of urine and to relieve acid-
irritated urinary passages.
Blood-
Williams Formula helps ‘ build up
the quality of the blood by con
taining iron for assisting iron-
poor blood.
Relieves Excess Stomach
Acidity — Dispels Gas And Bloat
— Helps Acid Irritated Urinary Passages
That is why Mrs. Emma Conner,
living at Fairview, N. C., near
Asheville, says it is a real pleasure
to tell others of her experience.
"Rheumatic-like ' pains seemed
to follow a constipated, run-down
feeling in my case. I have been
distressed with all this up-set and
knew that I would have to get re
lief in a number of ways to really
feel satisfied. I am taking both
RUX COMPOUND and WILLIAMS
FORMULA and I find that these
two medicines are giving me
splendid relief. I can eat* so inany
more foods without gas and bloat
ing pains, my rheumatic-like pains
are relieved, and my constipation
is stimulated. So you know why
I am glad to have my friends
know of the good these medicines
are doing.”
This same amazing offer is also
being made to prove what Wil
liams Formula will do for you.
Every sick person in McCormick
who suffer^ from excess stomach
acidity, gas and bloat caused by
excessive acid or acid irritated
kidney passages, can have a gen
erous trial bottle of Williams For
mula for only 25c. Simply cut out
the coupon below and bring it to
the Peoples Drug Store.
What This Medicine
Is For
Many people suffer from a slug
gish condition of the bowels and
then nature is not able to wash
away the impurities. That is why
you may have sick headaches,
dizzy soells, bloating gas on your
stomach and other conditions re
sulting from constipation.
What Williams
Formula Contains
w,1M an , ' j formula contains Vital
Herbal Extracts, Minerals and
other wonderful ingredients which
are listed on the regular bottle.
Any good doctor will tell you that
these ingredients are sound, pure
and actually aid nature. This
medicine forces out foul decaying
wastes from your digestive organs
by its laxing action and supplies
iron for assisting iron-poor blood.
USE THIS COUPON
You can have a generous trial
bottle for only 25c. But you must
bring this coupon with you before
Saturday night. Simply cut out
the coupon and bring it to this
drug store and you will receive a
generous trial bottle right away.
This Coupon and Only 25c
Good For
1 Generous Trial-Size Bottle
\ of Either the Famous
Rux Compound or
Williams Formula
Manufactured by Williams S. L.
K. Laboratories. Milwaukee, Wis.
ON SALE AT
PEOPLES DRUG STORE
Thurs., Fri., Sat. ONLY.
Augusta Street, McCormick, S. C.
tlmo and bothor / w|
car
*/s tha cost
Go by Super-Coach—at only one-third the cost of driving
a small privata car, ai.d with none of the strain and worry I
One Way Rd.-Trip
Jacksonville, Fla.' $4.15 $7.50
Charlotte, N. C. 2.20 4.00
Greenville, S. C. 1.15 2.10
Augusta, Ga. -65 1.20
Strom’s Cut-Rate Drug Store
Phono 95, McCormick, S. C.
R EYH 0 U N D
LiN£5\
meeting. The chprus will be
formed from teams of four singers
entered by high schools over the
state. A general reception for
teachers at the association’s new'
headquarters building, 1510 Ger-
vais street, will be another con
vention event.
The association’s council of
delegates, its chief legislative body,
will have breakfast meetings
Thursday and Friday. The ex
ecutive committee wdll meet at
various times during the course of
the three-day gathering.
Departmental meetings will be
conducted Thursday afternoon
and Friday morning. Group meet
ings of elementary and Jh'di
school teachers will be ?* "Id
Thursday morning, and a dep'' t-
ment of classroom teachers is
pected to be organized during i^
convention.
College reunion luncl'^ " s,
breakfasts and banquets are ie
scheduled during the course c r '.e
convention for all South Car ' la
colleges, and for several out-of-
state schools.
J. P. Coates, association r~- e-
tary, and E. R. Crow, presr’-nt,
both of Columbia, are hand ing
! convention arrangements.
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Notice To Registrants
Of McCormick County
HIIIIS AND MAKES
Just arrived Tuesday, a fresh load
of Mules and Mares. All sound and
good workers.
See them at my stables on Upper
Main Street.
Agent for Studebaker Wagons.
In the office of the Local Board
there is a Classification record,
D.S.S. Form 100, of every regis
trant in the county. This record
is open for the public’s inspection
and we invite all that may be in
terested to come and inspect his
classification or any one else that
they might want to know. All
questions that are proper to be
asked will be answered in all cases.
Office hours: 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.; :
Saturday 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.
DAN A. BELL. President,
Local Board No. 57, McCormick,
S. C.
J. L. SMITH
Main Street -— Phone 1420 — McCormick, S. C.
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Mrs. W. A. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. D.
J. McAllister, Mrs. Ida Black and
Miss Annie White and possibly
others.
Mr. Herman Greene of Abbeville
respectively.
A statewide chorus of 1,000 high
school girls and boys directed by
E. T. Gavin of the Columbia city
schools will be a feature of the
“Read ’Em and
Reap” 6ur ads
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of McCormick.
In The Court Of Probate.
Notice is hereby given that J. C.
Young and C. J. Young. Adminis- *
trators of the estate of Mrs. Sallie
Young, deceased, have this day
made application unto me for a
final accounting and discharge as
such Administrators, and the 6th
day of March. 1941, at 10 o’clock
has been fixed for the hearing of
said petition.
All persons holding claims a-
gainst said estate are hereby noti
fied to present same on or by
above date.
J. FRANK MATTI^ON.
Judge' -of Probate, McCormick,
Co.. S. C.
February 3rd, 1941.—4t.
GULF SERVICE STATION
I am now operating the Gulf Service Station,
formerly operated by Mr. J. T. Faulkner on the
West corner of Main Street and Route 43, and am
prepared to render prompt and efficient service to
the motoring public with that Good Gulf Gasoline,
Oils, Tires, Tubes and Accessories.
Cars washed, greased, polished and waxed on
short notice.
Give me a trial and he convinced that I have the
service you desire.
WALTER T. STROM
Phone 40J McCormick, S. C.