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of DAMUDfiE Cor: Journal and THai-ch 5, 1935: and G. near Wagener, recently visited his: parents-, and Mrs, B. Y. Weeks. Mr.

and Murry Weeks, -Smythe section, recently visted parents," Mr. and Mrs. W. John-, son, and Mr; and Mrs. E.

H. Weeks, I respectfully. R. Jdhnon, spent Saturday before last with her daughter, Edith Weeks, of Smythe section. The Flu has missed our community so far this winter, and we hope it will miss us entirely.

Mr. and Mrs. Murry Hutson and two children, O'Neal, and -of White Pond, spent last week-end with 'their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.

W. The warm days for the. past week and the singing of the birds, makes us think of summer time. Spring is" fast making its -appearance. The peach and plum blossoms have about all come out in full bloom.

The ladies have started their summer since spring is opening up, but the cold snaps will continue to come, for two or three-weeks yet. Easter is -real late this season, the third Sunday in April. Asparagus will soon be coming forth, out of the teds and keeping the workers busy for. a while. Red Rose.

Mr. Ernest of rKen. tucky spent a few days 'recently with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eliate Rocky Grove section.

and Mrs. Dan Morgan, of spent 'Saturday' as the guests of their great Miss Anna Eliza Jones, of near North. the guests of Misses Julia and Bessie Sawyer and Mrs. Meta Hall. Mrs.

Clarence Poole.was the dinner guest of Miss Viola Sharp recently. With the Sick Dr. A. Dan Morgan, of near North is ill in a hospital in Columbia. BURCALO GRANHEVUIE Cor.

Journal and Review: March'12, 1936. Miss Helen Satcher, one of-Graniteville's most charming and gifted young ladies was quietly married on Saturday in Greenwood, to William Seaborn, of New Orleans. Miss Ruby Collins was rushed to the Aiken hospital for an operation of appendicis. She is improving rapidly to the delight of her many friends. The ladies of the Lutheran church gave a minstrel Thursday, for the benefit of building a.

Parish House. Little Erline, daughter of Mr. Hansom Busbce was buried at Mt. Saturday afternoon, funeral from St. Paul's church, Rev Frank Allen The friends of Miss Ida Mae Whittle are glad to learn that she has returned home after an operation of appendicitis.

Cor. Journal-and Review: March 12, 1935., Bethca school, visited the Burca- lo school and played four innings of base ball on last Friday afternoon. The game was very interesting in the beginning," but the players were not accustomed to hard play and were son tired out. The score was in favor of the Burcald team. At the close of the game, the Burcalo pupils served lemonade to their opponents.

Messrs. Earl Garvin and Clarence Garvin served as the efficient umpires. Excellent sportsmanship was shown throughout the- game. Burcalo. wishes to return the game soon.

Miss Whetstone spent a very pleasant week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Julius Swartz and family. Corporal Cecil Garvin is at home for a ten day furlough from Va soon the West coast in California. KITCHINGS MILL Cor.

Journar and Review: The W. M. S. of Tabernacle held its monthly meeting at the home of Brodie with Mrs. Gallic Mrs- J- Courtney as leader.

social hour delightful were served, Mrs. Eugene Evans and children were week-end guests of Mrs. Evan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Whitlock. Mrs. Lee Brodie and brother, Mr. John Baggott, returned home from Florida, Thursday after an extended visit.

They were accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Ball of Gray Court. Miss Mary Perry and Miss Mary Perry Garvin, of Columbia, were recent guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Garvin. Mr.

William Bolen of the Wedgefield C. C. C- Camp was a recent guest of his mother, Mrs. Anna Bolen. Mr.

and Mrs. James Louis Ether. edge, of Gastonia, N. spent the past week with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Etheredge. The Home Mission Week of Pray. er was observed the W.

M. S. with Mrs. E. G.

Fallaw as leader. Mrs. Dan Amaker and son, William, of near Orangeburg were recent guests of relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

Hollis Garvin were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Clamp, of Salley.

brother, Mr. Charles Tucker. Hookworm Survey in Aiken County Schools In collaboration with the United States Public Health Service and Laboratories of Vanderbilt University the Aiken County Health Department announces that a survey of the incidence of -hookworm in this County will be made in the near future. Mr. R.

S. -Gary, of Vanderbilt University will probably begin work in Aiken County next week. This work will consist of the collection of laboratory specimens from pupils in various schools of the county. At the Vanderbilt Laboratories the presence -or absence of hookworm in each individual examined will be determined. The computation of the approximate number of hookworms or the degree of infection will be determined in all cases found to be infected.

Mr. Gary will be AROUND. i i I COMMITMENT HILT-HI 'BUILT-IN RIDING "FENDERS TO MATCH BODY BIG ALL THE FORD V-8 AT NO EXTRA COST NORTH AUGUST A Cor. Journal and Review: Miss Mae Gordan is on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Arthur Reynolds.

Mrs. A. Vaugh, of Nashville, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jack Rutherford. Mr.

and Mrs. W. B. Sikcs arc happy over the arrival of a fine girl. Mr.

and Mrs.Hartwcll Hughs, have a fine baby girl. Mrs. D. H. Boone has ibecn quite sick, glad to report she is much improved.

Mrs. W. S. Howard is recuperating from a serious illness. Mrs.

E. W. Slanton is much improved from a heart attack. Mr. P.

Y. Hitt is quite sick at this writting. Mr. Mark Bnynham, was a business visitor in -Aiken -Monday. Mr.

G. N. G.illman was in Aikcn on business Monday. Mrs. Corric Adams, of Edgcfield During the is visiting her daughter, Mrs.

D. H. refreshments Boone. Mrs. Jack Cheatam is visiting her THE AVERAOB EXTRA COST TO APPROXIMATE FORD EXTRA DOLLAR VAtUE FEATURES: IMJH THE CREAM OF THE USED CAR CROP built many dollars of extra value into die 1935 Ford V-8 md then reduced the price.

Safety glass all around at no extra cost. "Comfortable riding, which gitw back seat a "front Mat ride." luggage compartment, built into the cor. that match the body. Big, 6.00x16" alivbanoon tires wide tread). Study carefully.

If they were not prorlded part of purchase price, you -would find they, represented an extra cost running to many additional dollars. But they are oil included in the delivered priee of the new Ford V-8 Take thfa fact Into consideration when purchasing your 1935 ear. No matter -what yon may want fct style, safety, speed, power, economy, rugged endurance or the Ford for 1935 wijl meet yonu needs. See this ear today. If yon stndjj It, feature by feature, yon wffl agree, It is the biggest dollar value in Ford history And if you drive buy it.

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Phone 147 Aiken, S.C.- IMMEDIATE MODELS OW THE 9TWTWOWT ORCHESTRA. SUH. WARINC, THUBS. METWOKK MARRIAGE LICENSES School Children Fed by Relief The Aikcn County Emergency Relief Administration served school SMOAKSMLL Cor. Journal and Review: Master Vann Poole spent the week-end in Berlin, the guest of John and Robert Fanning.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baggott and children, of Cheraw, spent Sunday as the guest of Mrs. Kitty Baggott and Miss Addie of Berlin. Miss Eunice Green, spent the week-end Dumbarton with home folks.

Miss Marion Cirbett, of Sawyerdale spent the in Wagener the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Cecil about eight or ten able to cover schools in the county and I strongly urge the fullest cooperation with him in this work. Similar surveys have been made in several other southern states with very beneficial results, since with the knowledge of the presence of hookworm it is a very simple matter to successfully treat the disease. J. T.

Hair, M. County Health Officer, The follnwine marriage licenses have been issued by Judge Webb. Floyd Glover 24, to Virginia Freeman 22, both of Augusta. lunches to 2068 children on the re- Lester Wiley 23, to Dorothy Bell li rolls in Aiken County during the i both of Grovetown. I month of February.

This school Harold 0. Fender 29, to Gladis lunch project benefittcd 45 white Rawls 21 both of Augusta. schools 20 colored schools. It is A McNair 2G, to Mabel Rob-' the job of the 45 white servers and both of Augusta. 2 colored servers to serve as attrac- Carroll 22, to Margaret Size- live a school lunch as possible lor more 18 both of Augusta.

the children on the relief rolls who Ellis Newman 23, Augusta to would not otherwise receive this as- Levenia Morris 20, Grovetown sistance. In all they prepared Ga 360 lunches for relief children in Langley 38, to Bertha February with 6576 cans of vege- Whitfield 29, both of Augusta. tables, 84 cans of meat all canned in Clay Fletcher 20, to Dr. Marie; Relief Cannery in, Aiken, the Sur- Kershaw 30, both of Augusta. plus Farm Commodities in the Rodney W.

Hall 20, to Mary E. amount of 768 cans of milk, 58 Ashley 18 both of Augusta. I pounds of cheese, 10 pounds of nee, Earl Barnes 21, to Ruth Priest; 440 pounds of sugar and the other 18, both of Augusta. i food products purchased by the L. Jennings, 22, to Fannie B.i school lunch servers from -their Barnes 16, both of Augusta.

monthly allotment based on a penny Oliver E. Kitchens 21, to Ethel 0. i a week per child of the total enroll- Morris 26, both of Augusta. ment in the school. Ollie W.

Blackstone 49, to Rosie A typical menu for the week is as L. Cliett 18, both of Grovetown, Ga. 'follows: women. 169 shirts for men, -192 dresses for women and children and 115 pairs of overalls, women's slips. DEATH OF INFANT Funeral services for Bcrlie Alton Harris, infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. W. M. Harris, were held Sunday af- ternono at 3 o'clock at the Warrcn- villc Church of God, Rev. Bruce Reed officiating.

Interment was made in the Warrenville cemetery. Surviving their little brother are sisters, Mrs. Rosebud Wallace, of Atlanta, and Edna, Dorothy and Margaret Hnrris, of Warrenville. The are Thomas, Wallace, Edward, Clarence and William Tyler. Charlie Lee Corbett and Carol Wagener spent the week cad in W.

E. Cor- IWtth Wr. NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that I will make my final return to the Probate Judge for Aiken County at his office in Aiken on the 5th day of 1935, as Administratrix of the. estate of Mrs. Nellie Bush, deceased, and will at the same time ask for my final discharge.

MRS. GEORGE B. FRANKLIN, Administratrix. Match soup and ibread. chocolate and saltines.

peas and pea- Chocolate and Cheese Sandwiches, nut butter sandwiches, of tomato soup and bread. Also during the month of February 104 mattresses were made, 245 comforters and a total of 1,651 gar- msr.ts wore made. These include 74 kimonas, 91 lumber jackets, 66 men's shorts, 15 ladies' gowns, 32 boys' pants, 72 children's union uits, 18 pairs of pajamas, 75 boy's shirts, 106 fcabies slips, 90 pairs of Talley at her home! men's underwear, 33 boy's suits, 20? in North Columbia Wm. Herbert Pague 41, to Flossie L. Durden 29, both of Augusta.

Howard J- Hatt 38, Toledo, 0., to Agnes R. DePuy 44, Elmira, N. Y. Earl Williams 39, to Mrs. Georgia Holmes 34, both of North Oliver D.

Hall, 22, to Bettie J. Decker 19, both of Decatur, Ga. Irvin Reese 28, to Myrtle Anderson 21, both of Darien, Ga. F. W.

Miles 40, to Audrey Ivey 24, both of Augusta. Lee R. Barnes 22, to Lucile Anderson 20, both of Augusta. BEAR Mrs. C.

C. Eargle and daughter Helen, Mrs. A. E. Dean and Mrs.

Grady Eargle, of Graniteville visit- ALIGNMENT Shimmy, Steering, Tire Body, Radiator, Fender Deptin charge R. A. HolUday. Rebuilding Wrecked Car. A Specialty.

We Straighten Bent and Twitted Axlei in the Car, Cold C.M.HILL Service Station Phone 2629 565 Broad St. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Aiken Court of Common Pleas Sarah Garrett, Plaintiff, vs. William Hill, George Hill, Arthur Hill, Frank Hill, Clara Hill, Benjamin Hill, Julia May Butler, Liller Reed, Johnic Hill, Lucy Adam Hill, Emma Hill, Henry Hill, Murray Hill, Daniel Hillr Stephen Coleman, and other unknown heirs at law and descendants of Sam Hill and Sarah Hill, deceased, and Sarah Garrett, as administratrix of the estates of Sam Hill and Sarah Hill, Defendants. To the defendants a.bove named: You are hereby summoned and required to answer the Complaint in this action, of which a copy is here-with served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said.

Complaint on the subscribers at their office in Aiken, S. within twenty- days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day -of such service; and if you fail to answer the Complaint within the "time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the Complaint, To the absent non-resident defendants George Hill, William Hill Adam Hill, Frank Hill, Clara Hill, Benjamin Hill, Julia May Butler, Lucy Wigfall, Emma Hill, Henry Hill and Murray Hill. Take notice, that' the original summons complaint in this action have been heretofore filed in the office of the Clerk of Court for Aikcn County, and are now filed in said office. Dated March 8th, 1935. WILLIAMS Attorneys.

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