The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 27, 1925, Image 4
THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
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J>en;am:ii Ihike ha* ta&de ar. offer 1
' f %Z/)SA to lender College at
t? the co'Je*e wi!l rai??
? )ik* aracn?nt.
Owti H?oyiit?fif > lad of We?
PaJm Besth, Pla., wa% accidentally
mynrritd *Ken a *hot gun went off,
the tr.gg?rr be;ng polled by the foot
*>{ a dog.
Ten race horse*, valuH at $'J,DOO to
$20f0?? ?a'h were killed near IJain
*>r:dgv, Ga., when an Atlantic Coast
Lroe train wa* derailed. The horse*
*?ere enroute frt*m Kentorky to Miami,
f<>r 'He racing *eav>r
M;?. William H. iV/lang. aged h'l .
>*-ar-! mother of Mr.*. Wood row W;!- ,
>cm> died Saturday r W a.^fc ir.fi; ton j
j?frs? ?ereral- ' sllr-efc*. f rom '
heart d;*ea$e.
May - n V . Floyd r. Saturdav
.-eti red fr< m the off ce of mayor of
Spar*.ar5f>vrr after s?- rv i njf twelve .
? year* ir, that cajjaci'.y Mr. Floyd;
*tnt t ? Spartanburg .r?2 years ag'j
*ith h:s father from YorkvilU- aol
jfrrir up with 'ih* p'?a<e from a >.ma:l .
hamlet v- a !arg<' H<' did no*..
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h</nd *n the i,j rn of after being ,
under arr^t by a grarid jury warrant
'har^'.rg h;m w.th "taking and carry- '
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so cheap? VS e will tjive you
a reasonable allowance on
your old battery for * nfw
one. Batteries recharged
and repaired.
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? 4c Taykr, doing a rr- .- r,ar.
?* t>i ? ? ?t Rfcbo&VCr?* * Roads,
- *> d vsolvid on October I; Mr. J. M.
Smith u *?w sole owner and *il bills
ih*? .4 b* made payable to Mr, Smith.
A a :?onu outttands.g will be paid
by X?. Smith.
J, M. SMITH.
JOHN TAYLOR.
No*. 1 1. IV2S. . 37-fxJ
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SHERIFF'S SALE
State of South Carolina,
( ounty of Kershaw.
(Court of- Common Pleasi
Toney Greeo, Plaintiff,
against
John Branham and or.? Ford Coupe,
bearing motor No- 7,488^2 and
State License No. A -24,237 of S. C ,
192a, fi^fendanta.
By authority, of an order s;gr,ed by
T. S. Seas*, presiding judge, on the
fifth day of November. 1926, after
a verdict rendered ir. favor of plain
tiff, I vril! offer for sale in front of
the Court House, in Camden, Ker
ihaw County, S. C., during the Segal
hours of *a!e on the first Monday in
December, 1925. be.tr.g the 7th day
thereof, one Ford coupe at 'ached in
thi* caute bearing motor No. 7,4?fl,
b9 2 and State t J<fer.*e N' j. A 2 1,237
of .S. C. 1925. 1
Term .< of &ale, rash.
G C. WELSH.
Sheriff Kershaw Couaty, S. C. J
Nov. 25, U'25. I
FAIR PREMIUMS AWARDED j
i Continued from f irst Page)
Lk.^t jar tomato. Mr*. II. J. Trues- j
dale, first prize. $1.50; M:.vs Kes.*ie
Roger?, second pr ^e. SI.
Wants-For Sale ]!
? ' ?
TAKEN I I'. ? Jy'vey c . 1 about two.
yean old. Apply * James H.I
Bjrr.s Camden. S. 35?37sbi
f OK SALE AT ? ? pointer^
Or.f pointer dog. y ars old.j
U'xyi a? the bA-? A >:rvs? !>. H. (
T: ue?da>. Fit. Camden, S. C. I
ri5-T7->JI
LOST? One liver and u nite pointer j
dcj* three years oUi, at'raycd from;
my kennel- Fair <.tret-t, Satar- ;
day n.ght, November 21st. Rc-j
?* ard is returned :o W. H M 4 r r : ?? .
Fa.r street, .Cantdffr S. C. ?"?.sb
I <>ST 0". T*-?. -day. November I7th,
-r-r- Ha* ,ef-t hora
Reward ;f returned to J.
iJ. McLe^ter. Spauidin* Junction,
-ear Camden, S. C. 3.V.T7-pd
HAIT.INC; ? Wanted to hire hauling ?
of 20j corda wood. Wanted .si* or !
f-.ght cars of pulp wood hauled. '
A^drr*? Dr. S. F. Rrasington,
Camden, S. C. 35-sb|
SALE. ? One o.d mahogany!
* >? ker. goc ie r.eck atyie Al?o one
*;.rl\s bjcycie. Apply at Chron:c>
Camden. S. C. 3opJ
FORD SERVICE- ? We har.die g^Jiu
:ne F.^rd part-s. I>et us do your
rtpajr w->.L Experienced Fori me
'har,.:-. ??Ir. Joe Pettifjrew m
ra rzv f repair ^hop. Broad Street
r.:!ing Station. Phor.e Ml. V. N.
M'.ers, I'ron. 15-*b
H(R SALE Two 1C'2 4 lA-j'i' . Ford
* ? ?ar-, ??4*> 11*24 Ford road- I
-?< - n ^iod condition. Addre-.-. .
S-.r? vt Fi;l:ng Stat. jn. I". N
^Tidvr. . S ' 1-tf
Pathfinder
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(.Widjfar Sen iff Station
Phone 4(1
B?*c far pmr. Mr*. Jo**ph SfcetK*?,|
prize, II. SO; Mm. B. R. T)wt<
(W?, mc?M1 prft?, $1.
Bt? i?r peach, Hi*. J. C.
firn pr?z*. I J 50; Mm. B. J. Tn^j
da!*. Hrtorsd prize, $1. . I
Be** Mr v?t?rmt!oa, Jirt. &&*]
re, $1.
Be*t j?r p.'oa, Mr*. B. R. Tree*
4*!*, fmi. prize, |1.
Be*i Jar cabbage, Mr*. B. R. Trun
d*:?. f;r*t prize, |1-S0; Mr* A E.
Kennedy, *ec?4?d prize, $1
Best jmr mi zed. Mr*. R. B. E
ftr*! prize. $1.50; Mrs. B B TrVe*
d*Je, second prize, $ i. I
Bet! ;ar gnpei, Mr?, How-i
fmi prize, $1.50; Mr*. C.l
W Hasty, ?e4*H?d prat, f 1.
J* ? Beit rUus apple, Mr*. B, R.
Tt u ; * vi le. first prize, $1; Mr?, A. E. J
J? i-ervond priz*, fifty tents. j
1U *.-:*>? gr*pe, Mm R. B. EUiotC]
f r*t j viz*, I J; Mr*. J. A. B*R, **co?xd|
prize, frfty eent*. ,
Be t glass pjaii, Mr*. E. B. Lorick.i
first pr:V Mr*. R. B. E
secoci prize, fifty cents.
iBe*v glass crabapple, Mrs. R. B.
Elliott. f;rst prize, $1; Mr*. B, R'
Truesdale, second prize, fifty cent*.
Best g la** haw, Entry .Vq. ?31 .first
pntfc. II; Mrs. Hugh McCaUum, sev-J
ond prize. fifty cent*.
Be*t glas* blackberry,' Mr*. J.J
Tearr Getty*, first prize, |I; Mr*. B. I
R. Truesdale, second prise, fifty cent*. I
Be*t gU? peach, Mr*. R. B. El!i-|
ott, first prize, 11.50; Mis* Eva Me- 1
Coy, se-cond prize, fifty cents.
Pre ?erve*? Best jar f?*. Mr*. B. R. I
Truesdaie, first prize, $1.50* Mrs. L. I. j
Guion. *eeood prize, 11.
Best jar pear, Mrs. B. R. Trues- 1
dale, fir ?t prize. 11.50; Mrs. Rebecca!
Rabon, second prize, II.
Best jar peach. Mi** Bessie Roge rs
?:rst prize. $1,50; Mrs. Nf P. Getty*, |
second prize, II . ?
Bert jar watermelon. Entry No. j
>00. first prize, 11.50; Mrs. B. R. I
True^ale. second prize, SI.
Bes: jar plum. Mrs. B. R. Trues- 1
dale, first prize., $1. I
B< .? jar strawberry, Mrs. J. W.J
Canuy, first prize. $1. j 1
Jams ar.d marmalades? Best straw- J
berry, Mrs. Joseph Sheheen, first J
prize. $1.
Best jar blackberry, Mrs. R. B J
Elliott, first prize. $1.50; Mrs. B. R. I
Trufr;yi.aiet second prize. Si.
Be*t jar huckleberry, Mrs. B. P.. j
Trueviale. first prize. $1.50; Mrs. B. I
R. Truesdale, second prize, $1. i
Best jar peach, Mrs. B. R. Trues- 1
dale, first prize, S 1 .-SO; Mrs. L. 1. 1
Guion. second prize, $1. {
Best jar plum. Mrs. L. I. Guion. j
ftr-t prize. $1.
Best jar pear, honey. Mrs. HughJ
McCailum, first prize, $1.50; Mrs. B. I
J True<dale, second prize, $1.
Best jar King's jam. Mrs. Dea? I
Boykin. f:rst prfifr. $1.50; Mrs. J. W.l
Cantey, second prize, $1.50.
Best jar apple butter. Mrs. B. R. I
True.sdale. first prize, $1.50; Mrs. B.J
B. Flihott, second prize. $1.
Best jar f:g conserve, Mrs. A. E. I
Kennedy, first prize, $1. I
Best collection jellies, Mrs. B. R. I
Truevdaie, first prize. $5; Mrs. J. A.J
Bell, second prize, $2.
Be*i collection pickle. Mrs. K. B.J
Elliott, first prize. $1.50.
Best collection candies, .Mrs. Hugh!
MeCaiium, first prize $1.
Best collection canned %vgetabie*, |
Mrs. B. R. True?.dale, first prize, S3;||
Mr*. K. B. Elliott, second prize, $1.50.1
fiest collection preserves, Krs.fl
Hugh McCallum. first prize, $1.50. :
Best collection labor saving de- 1
vices. Miss Robb:r5, first pnze. $1.50.1
Best collection seeds. Mr?) B. R jl
Truesdaie, first prize, $?'{; Mrs. H. B. jl
Elliott, second prize, $1.50. j
banned vegetables ? Best jar string Jl
bear. Miss E%'a McCoy, frrrt prizn, I
$1.50; Mrs. I?u Stokes, second prize, I
$1.<X).
B ?ar garder pea.-. Mrv R. B.J
E"lc first prize. $1.50; Mr- B. R.
True v-i ale. .'tc^nd prize. SI
Best jar tomatoes. Mrs. B. R.J
True^dale. f;r-t prize. $1.50; Mr?..J
B. I- >t ?k<-1. ?Kcr.d pr:7v, ? J .
I^es*. jar - up m;xtur?-. Mr.-. K. B. |
Ivorick, first rr.zv. $1.50: Mr.. J. W.J
Cantey, second prize, S'.
Best . ar i ?rn. Mr- 1; F: Tru-. sdaie, I
fir*t prize. $1.0i'.
Be ?t ja>- beets. Mr- 1 1 Guion, J
?ir-t }.r:z( , $1.5?.?; N 4 name J
m;^*;r.g) second pr:z?-, $1.00. J
Best jar iirr.a bv&r-. Mr< K. 15. El- J
first pr.ze. V. *-0; Mr- B. J.
Trues dale, second .? ! r?0. i
B^?t jar fi. i Mr? B. R. Jl
T-U"?da.' . : - 7- S-S0: Mr-. R.J
El . tt. ?r.vi pr.z< . Sl.'l-O
Best jar pimento. Mr J Team J
r?e:t;. firs: priz#-. $: ' ; Mr- B. R. |
T " J e <da 1 e . - ( c 0 r. d p r 7 ? $ 1 1V1 !
r . Mr-. J. V> . ? ar. r ?? * rr.ze, II
s : <* > J
Be?t z? : z p* ,j. Mr- C Hilton, ||
? prize. $1 .50: Mr ! r {{ Iton,
- ; - r- ? 7 ^ tVi I I
'r ' -Best jar b. a kbe. r.e.-, Mrs. J
B I- Stokes, fir-* p'lze. $1.50; Mr*. J
V, .J Trufsda>. ??'?cor,; $1.00. J]
Be^t ja - huck.eberr:e?, Mi-^ Eva Jl
M:C:y. first prize, |l.S0; M- H B. |
1- -(-iu'.i r.r:i(- SI <n'j
IV**. ;a r pear*., Mrv J A tU ;. first
rt - z*', $1.5"; Mr- F. h } : -<v ond
pr.zr, I1 00
B< * *. a- 7 - M I: R fv'.iott,
f r - *. rr.z#*. >1 .">< ? ; M ? ? B R* T rues
?ia'.t. ???<-<? r.d pr.7?-. 51 'X).
.tr p* :i h? M r>. r. . Hough,
M IT It T r ' j f 5 -
oa.c. > v*. ' rA pr^7<.-, $1 00
Bt->: app.v * M.>. R. R rl.
* r ? t r r 7. . $ 1 .00
Be** fig*, M->. B R T rues
da,*. f>r**. p r i z . Sl.r><r. N ?? S2-'*' inimo
rr . i M-CT.d p".ze, S! 00.
Be?*. pound ?tra:ned hor.ey. Mrs.
N F* <?eltys. fir-t pr.ze, $l.f>0; M r a.
H R Tru'-sda*.?-, <t-cc rd pr*.7e. $1 00.
Miwt!.?Hftoas? Bc-s>*. hc-rr.? made
?--ap. A^.-.r Harrr ?<?-. rir^t pr.je,
Si >0; Mrv B. J Tvj?-sdaV. ''cotkI
, priz*-. W
B<-*t doi? r. *h *.i ? <?&:<, M:c James
Ro?efr?or ' ujf h. fim* pr .20. J1..S0; Mrs.
Jim<-? Ro?eho r <ujjS. ?or r.d pr.ze,
SI. 00
B*st donn bro?n <-??.?. Mrs. B. J.
; T ru*sd*>, firet prize-. $1.??0; Mri.
Team Getty*, second prize, $1.00,
1 Best reed basket, Mrs. Hugh Mc
! G4h*m. first firifcp, ff.Sd; Mn. R. B.
t?o&j prize IVXjO
ikd reed tray, Mm M?^V Pile.
*?' rrv;t, $!??..
& r* ffia J. W C*r
ley, ftrrt prise, $1 50, Mr* J. W.
' a Mtoed prju . $1 00
B<*t piw ntttjU bMket, Mf? J. C
6m pro*, ft.00.
Btu pos^d bt??v4x. J. L Gettys,
Jr., first prize. $1 *>; M?, B R
Trueidale, second fftrcze, f l -00.
V Be H half dc*zen ttg> in water
gist*. Mi** Ert Ma#j, 6m pra*.
$1.50; Mr*. B R. Truesd*'*, MXO&i
priz*. 11,00.
Bd.*4 quart o! vxtgi;, MK L. M
Truesdafe, Ant prize. $1*50. f |ji*s
Marg4;t( **<on4
$1.00.
wund better, Mr>. H K Tr>*-s
daJe, first pm *, $1.50; Mr* B 11
TruewiaJe. secom) prize. ll.Ou.
C?ak?d Fom>d>? Best loaf., wh.u
jpriM bt?4, Mr*. Harris. ftr-: pra?,
$1.50; Mr*. S. P. Gett >*, SoceJ??d.
pra<, $1,00.
Bf-'. !p*f whole wheat, yeast bre*<?
Mr*. Harris, firit prize, 11.00.
Beat plat* six white rolls, Mrs. X
P. Getty s. first ? prize, ' $1.50; M
Team Gettys, secoad prize, |1X>0.
Best plM* six so da biscuits. Mrt-j
E. B. Lorrick, first prize, $100
Be-st plate six baking powder bi*-j
cuiu, Mr*. J. W. Cantey, first prize. ?
$1.50; Mr*. Hugh McCollom. second;
prize, $1.00.
Best plate six beaten biscuits. Mrs.i
Deas Boyk.n, first prize, $1-50; Mrs. J.(
W. Canity, second prize, $1.00.
Best plate six cinnamon rolls. Mr?. )
Team Gettys, first prize, $1.50t Mrs. i
Ella Hough, second prize, $1.00.
Best pound cake, Mrs. J. 1*. Getty*,,
first prize, $1.00.
Best angel cake, Mrs. Ella Hough,
first prize, $1.50; Mrs. Harris, second
prize, $1.00.
Best devil's food cake. Mrs Hxrris,
first prize, $1.00.
Best black fruit cake, Mr*. R. B.
Elliott, first prize, Mrs. B. R. Trues
dale, second prize, $1.00.
Best white fruit cake, Mrs. James
Team, first prize, $1.00.
Be?t lemon pie, Mrs. Harris, first
prize, $1.00.
Best oatmeal cookies, Mrs. Team
Gettys, first prize, $1.50; Mrs. Jo
seph Shebeen, second prize, $1.00.
Best ginger cookies, Mrs. L. I.I
Guion, first prize, $1.00.
POULTRY.
?Jersey Black Giants ? Ben cock. J.
D. Sinclair, first prize, $2.00; J. D.
Sinclair, second prize, $1.00.
Best cockerel, W. F. Bradley, first
pnze, $2.00; J. D. Sinclair, second
prize, $1.00.
Best heo, J. D. Sinclair, first prize,
$2.00; C. 0. Brown, second prize,
$1.00.
Best pullet, J. C. Clark, first prize,:
$2.00; J. D. Sinclair, second, prize,!
$1.00.
Best pen. J. D. Sinclair, first prize,'
$3.00; J. D. Sinclair, second prize. ,
$2.00.
White Rocks ? Best cock, B. J.'
Truesdale, first prize, $1.00.
Best cockerel, John Team, first
first prize, $1.00. I
T : : ? ?
B*?i wktrel, Ztevid Utnt'lp, fir?i
pr .it, iJ 00; B J. TruevJa't. ? .-::1
prze, |l W
Be** 'paUel, B. J True+4%:*. firti
pen*. $2 00, Davio XJtwet .*?,
prize, IhW. I
Bevc ben. Lfewelien. fir?t
pn ze, $2.00; DavVJ LS<-wfl?i, t^toad
pr:**, $1,00~
\!*c?f.a;?*~Bes: (?Um!, R!uw
Sh;r>jr? first prize. 12.00; Mn. B R.
Tn*4*Je, ?<t ^nd prize. 1 1.00.
Best po'vet, Jc* M >vt>y. ftrtt putt,
$1 .00.
Pest h*?. J. D. Siwlilf, nruijtriu,
$2,00; !. I*. ? Him- 1 sir, >?o nd prize,
$1.00.
B- -: M - i K 1 : u**?U}*, fir ;t
pr:z? $3.00;' 4*>* Mcteiey. second
prize, $2.00. .
Ltgk.m Best rev* J B<
Zero p. fir it prize. $1.00.
Br-: cockerel. Uwrtate BiUman,
first pnf t. $2.00; Uwrc-.t iiattcman.
second 4>nxe, $ I -00.
Be-: pui!et, Lawrence Bate man,
fir<t prize-. 12. OO; Lawrence Bateman,
prize, $1.00.
Best r.en? Mr. Trueid^t;. first prize,
Mr. Tix|ei<U!?, second prize,
$1.00
Best pen. Mr. True*dale, first prize,
$2.00.
While I^ghornv-^Best cock. Rose
borough Poultry F*rn, first prize,
$2.00; J. B. Zero p. second prize, $1.00.
Be*'. ben, Rose borough Poultry
Farm, first prize, $2.00; Boieboroogh
Poultry Farm, second prize. $1.00.
Best pullet. Roseborough Poultry
Farm, first prize, $2.00; Roseborough
Pouiiry Firm, second prize, $1.00.
. Best pen, Roseborough Poultry
Farm, first prize, $3.00; Roseborough'
Poultry Farm, second prize, $2.00.
I Barred Rocks ? Best cock, Mrs. L.
I. Guion, first prize; John Hinson, sec
ond prize, $1.00.
Best cockerel. J. C. Clark', first
prize, $2.00; W. H. Stokes,, second
prize, $1.00:
Best hen. Mrs. L. M. West, first
prize. $1.00.
Best pullet, J. C. Clark. first prize,
$2.00; Mrs. L. I. Guion, second prize,
$1.00.
Best pen, J. C. Clark, first prize,
$3.00; Mr?. L. I. Guion, second prize,
$2.00.
S. C. Rhode ? J-*jnfrd ? Reds, ? Beit
cockerel, S. C. Truesdale, first prize,
$2.00; J. C. Hilton, second prize, $1.
Bey pullet, S. C. Truesdale, fir?t
prize, $2.00; ftamue! McLeod, second
prize, $1.00.
Best hen, S. C. Truesdale, first prize
$1.00.
Best pen, J. C. Clark, first prize,
$-3.00; ~Sr-C. Truesdale, second prize,
$2.00.
Dark Comisb ? Best cock, ft. D.
Hilton, first prize, $2.00.
Best cockerel, H. D. Hilton, first J
prize, $2-00; H. D. Hilton, second
prize, $1.00.
Bantams ? Best trio, John Team,
first prize, $L00.
Best pairr^Andy Hir.son, first prize,
$1.50; Andy Hinson, second prize,
S1.00.
Games ? Best cock. S. L. Clyburn,
prize, $1.00.
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Uffcor* B?k todmi, o?^
ale, 6r?t pnw, *I*ti W*r |
^?5* .ralWvl?^ **?? <?***
biasing) *?.00; Albert HuUos,
Beit patr turkey*. T. C. IWL.
ftrs t ^rtir, $2.00; B. M
second prize. fl.OO. ^
IUMmu.? JTim p*i*. Uv^ ^
Vi*y 56 cent 5. v
Boy** Clab bepartmem ? Be-" u
ear* prolific com, K^u
first prize, $5; Andrew H?uv w ^ .
$2; James JlcNaugfctoe. tMrt *rb/
$1-00 ? *"**' v
Bwt ten ear*, one-eared jran*-?* ?
Henry Behrin, first <prize. Si- J r
Elliott, second prize. |2; J. w E?
banks, third prize, ft; Cup*U4 fUJy *
fourth prsie, 75 cent#; Maeae* 5*?>x
fifth prize. 75 cent*. ??
Beit single ear exhibit, Ja?*? ||>;
Naughion. first prize, $1; Htfcry B*l
via, second -prize. 75 c*.&U;
Rabon, third prize, 60 cent*; Manne* .
Rabon, fourth prize, 50 ee&u; J. T
KJliott. fifth prize, 50 ctftH; J. W
Eubank*. sixth prize, 50 cent*.
Best pullet. Effie Truesd*.*. firtf
prize, $3; Sajnuei JfcLr >1 ?*c?nd ' >
prize, $2.
Best frame of hooey. fi:?, am*.- ^
Cobert McCallum, f3. *
, Best stalk cotton open boH, J. T
Elliott, first prize, $3; Cupstid Kaisfc/
second prize, $2. v 1
i- Girls' Home Demonstrate Work?
Beat record card ? Etta Raboa, first
prize; Claudia West, second prize.
Best club story^? Pauline Yvc^,
first; Lucile Sinclair, second.
Best searing buy ? Etoily Black mon.
first; Era Irby. second.
Best apron ? Emily Black moc, first;
Lucile Sinclair, second.
Best teddies? PauHne Young, fast
Best patch ? Lucile Sinclair, first;
Allie Branham, second.
Best gown Mirgaret Jofcason,
first; Ethel Durfe*/, second.
Best headband? Mildred Hinsoe.
first; Margaret Johnson, seeosd.
Best slip ? Mittie West, first; Paul
ine Young, second.
Best bloomers ? Pauline Young,
first; Marguerite Truesdale. second.
Best buttonhole ? Margaret John
son, first; Myrtle Pate, second.
Best article for room improvement
? Celestia Young, first; Polly West,
second.
Best dress ? Pauline You ng. first;
Lois Truesdale, second.
Best story of trip to Winthrop ?
Sara Bruce, first; Marguerite Trues
dale, second; Evelyn Mcintosh, third. .
Best caning exhibit-? Marguerite
Truesdale, first; Claudia West, sec
ond. ,?
Best baking powder biscuit ? Etta
Rabon, first; Evelyn Getty s, second;
Myrtle Pate, third.
Best soda biscuit ? Lois Tru^-sda*,
first.
Best chocolate candy ? Elizabeth
Pearce, first; Ethel Durfee, second.
Best caramel candy ? Ethel Darfee,
first. . Q
Best cake ? Lois Truesdale, fir?t;
Mattie Rabon, second. ;
GEORGE WASHINGTON
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SAID ?
"Economy makes happy homes and sound
nation." Without contentment and an easy
mind, no man can be really happy or suc
cessful in his work, and in this fact lies the
psychology of saving.
Saving creates a desire in you to get
ahead. Desire is the first step toward at
tainment.
With your whole attention and best ef
forts on your work your future needs are
assured, and a comfortable old age will be
yours.
The best way to save is through a bank
account. Have it with us.
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THE BANK OF CAMDEN
1888-1925