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News Events In and j Around Bethune ilcthune. Fob \'i Tho MclhoiUwi young people of ilothune, Camden. Kershaw. West Kershaw. Itoiiihcrt. Spring Hill and I loath Spring* met at! the liethuhe Methodist church Mod-I (Jay evening l<? organize a young <peoples union The Humbert young people had charge of the worship period Tho following officers were elected : President, Miss Jean liethune; vice president, Kill Hush, of C.itnden; secreiai> and tr< asutvr. Miss! \VIIma Dinkins, of Logoff; publicity J superintendent. Miss Martha t vnnles, of Kemberi, adult counselor. Mrs lack Not ties, of Camden Camden young people had charge of tho recreation. The young people' wore served a picnic lunch in the* KingDavis Hotel dining room, hy tho hostess church Ahouf 12'> were hero for this 01 ganizutlou. The next meeting is to he In Id iu Kershaw on March 10. Tie- handsome residence of Mr. und Mrs C. 11 Mitchell on lower Main sir?M't Is nearlng completion. J I. King Jr. is planning to huild on the site of Ids former residence bordering on highway \o. 1, Mr. and Mrs. King have had Hour present homo moved on the ad Joining lot where ihoy will live until their new homo Is coinplated Mr. and Mrs lk?b lllackwell of Washington. I> <'. were guests of Mrs. Jiino Ti lU Hdoll Tuesday afternoon, i-moiitn to Honnoitavtllo, where tho> an? visiting friends and relative?. The auxiliary or the lielhuuu Pre?hyterlau chun-h met Tuesday afternoon in ilii> rhurch <-ahln. Mrs Mono ve a most interesting Hlble lesson on Stewardship" .Miss Mary MrKiniion program loader, presou.od ?h?* program In which she used the 'alphabet on "Christian Giving." A | spei ial offering was given for missions Mrs. 11it11i** lleustess hits returned from an extended visit to relatives in Hamlet, N ('. School resumed work Monday morning after being closed two day? on a<count of the tin enjdeinic. In the ahHolue of Itev. C. P. Cow herd, pastor o' he Baptist church. Rev. F. It. Mora* filled the pulpit here Sunday morning Mr. Cowherd spent Sunday in Sumter nnd Hmnmerton Mr and Mrs James Jones and children, of Wadnttboro, N, C, wore guests of Mr. and M r. James King Wednesday^ . .Mr?. W. It Watson and children, Miss Dorothy and Iteedy. visited relatives in Hlnekvllle last w?*ek. Friends of J. M, Clyburn will be glad to know .that bo is recovering from an attack of pneumonia. C. It. ('unduly. Jr., and little aon. Joel, are also recovering from pneumonia. John Dan McUiurin, a student at The Citadel. spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. Daisy McJ-aurlu. H? was aeeompaoted home by his college mates. Cadets Pollocks and leaver. Miss Mary Kllen Mclsturln, Monroe, was also a guest in the homo of her mother. Nell Ratellff, a student at Clemson. spent the weekend here with his parents. Mr and Mrs. W. T. Hat cliff. Mrs. Jako ileum, of Oayce. visited her parents here last week. Little Georgia King, of Charleston, is spending a while with her aunt, Mrs I). M. Mays. Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Wither spoon, of Mayesvllle. wore Saturday guests in the home of Mrs Wltherspoon's parents. Mr. and Mrs. 1), T. Yurbiough. Mr and Mrs. I?ring Ikivls and children were gueftts of Mr. ami Mrs. Mayo Davis in Perry, Georgia. last Week. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Richards, of Florence, were guests la the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. (I. King Sunday. CARD OF THANK8 We desire to thank our friends both white and colored for the sympathy and kindness shown us in the death of our wife and* mother, Isabella Hayes. Also for the many beautiful , floral offerings.?Ous Hayes and children. McGuirt-Corbett In Parade of Scores Paced by Peggy Mcdulrt and Nell Corbett, the Camden high school gills' basketball tean^, hung up its I twelfth victory Wednesday night In the local gymnasium by defeating Obluinbla high, of Columbia. 54 to 36. .MHlulrt and Corbett divided scoring honors for tho locals with 24 points uch. Trapp at center scored 6. That the Camden end of the score was limited to 54 points was duo to the fact that coach Small played practically his entire string of reserves during the game. At the start of tho game, with the regular llue-up f<*aturIng McQulrU Corbett, Trapp, Mary Pitts. Bowoll and Hammond. Canuien opened tip a scoring offensive so that in less than throe minutes had plied tip a 14 to 0 lead over the University high girls. In order to prevent the game from becoming a veritable rout. Small began to throw in substitute players and It was only thon that University high was able to gain any (mints. In tho closing minutes of tho game Camden was using an entire Une-up of substitute players. It was tho twelfth straight victory of an unbroken line of wins for this season and definitely established the "'team as being a contender for state . ' ti ??A?? '"" " ' ? ' \ claws A title It'iurji. . The boyV touia of the local high school did not fare as well against (he powerful attack of the University l^jgh, of Columbia, dropping their gume to the i lwltors 84 to 16. The Unlvorsity highs showed a smooth working passing attack and their man to man defense proved an obstacle that the local boys could not surmount for any groat scoring threats. Only in the first quarter did Camden make a showing, and that period ended with the count tied. Soekt Information Uist summer during the campaign we heard a k<xh1 deal about Kershaw County being in goo<V shupo financially, but we have had no report In fujl hh to this condition, i think it would be a good Idea for the County Treasurer to let uh know how much money is on hand in tiie treasury to crodlt of general fund of Kershaw county the brut of February 1941. Thia is public funds and the taxpayers should know this as they puy the hills. (Signed) A TAXPAYER The tuberculosis death rate of girls and young women between the ages of 15 and 25 is one and a half times that of boys and young men of the same ages. Wants?For Sale i Advertisement* under this headln* w,u be ?hnrgod ror at the<Ufui? u? TeuiVi i per word. Minimum charge tft oeote Ada sot In 10 point type double charge | Clah inuat accompany order vxcvDt where ouatomer ha a Ledger Account. LOST?PolicO puppy about five month* old. Answers to the nuruo "Kate". Reward If returned to Joe Maelutdo Camden, S. C. 47*b LOST?One man's brown handbag, containing electric rater, pair of shoes and other things. Reward n left with R, Blair Delvoache, at Lamansky's Shoe Store, Camden. S O. 47 pel FOR RENT?Nicely furnished threeroom apartment. Living room, bed room uud kitchen. Located 1. uJ Highland Avepuo. Ready in a lew days. Apply to Mrs. (Jus Miohlciis, Camden, S. C. ; 4?pd FOR SALE Five tea tables, seven separate shelves, very reasonable. Apply Mrs. U. G. Sanders, 1507 Fair St., Camden, S. C. 47 ?b. FOR 8ALE?One bay horse, weight 900 'pounds, six years old. If liuuiested see Boykin McCasklll, hut ledge Street, Camden, S. C. , 47-48 pd FOR 8ALE?160 acres 12 miles eust of Camden; five acres cultivated, rest In woodland, one dwelling on placo. Estimated 100,000 feet, baw mill timber including 300 cords pulpwood. Located Camden-Blsbopville dirt road. Address Mrs. Mary M. Hall, Rt. 4, Blshopvllle, S. C. 45-47pd FOR SALE?Five room house on east Walnut street, located on lot 60x9tt feet. Contains two bed rooms, living room, dining; room, -kitchen and bath. Front and back porches. Four open fireplaces with grates. All modern conveniences. Rouse well constructed with double floors. Apply at Camden Chronicle office. Camden, S. C. 47tf FOR SALE?600 Camellia Japonlcas, grown In pots, 8-12 inches tall, healthy,, good root systems, 30 lino varieties. 76c each. Many longer plants now in bloom. Visit the nursery in the afternoons. ?Mrs. Robert Rembert, Rembert, S. C. 46-47pd. v FOR SALE?"Baby Chicks each Tues-^ ^ day, also chicks on hand Black and White Giants, Barred and White Rocks, R. I. Reds, New Hainpsbires, Buff Auatralorps, white Wyandottes, big type English White I^eghorns $7.00 per 100 at the Hatchery. Bring eggs for Custom Hatching each Monday and Thursday, Thursday , preferred. Graves Hatchery, Pageland, S. C. Phone 2241. 47-51sb. WANTED?A girl to answer phone and take care of office. Good chance for advancement. Apply Electric Service Co-.- Camden, C. Answer in person. 47sb. WANTED?Someone to finance hunting preserve of from five to ten thousand acres. Headquarters to be Woodland Plantation, home of William Gilmore Simms, author, poet and historian. Plantation containing twenty-ljpur hundred acres. One hour drive From Aiken, Augusta and Charleston. If inteested. wi ite I William Gilmore Simms, Suimnerj ton. S. C. 46-48pd I STEADY WORK?GOOD PAY?Rc-11i able man wanted to call on farmers 1 in Kershaw county. No experienob or capital required. Write McNess Co., Candler Bldg., Baltimore, Md. 47pd. FARMERS?Allis-Chalmers Tractors give most power per dollar Invested. We trade for surplus farm produce. Ix>w overhead, close 1 prices. - No overage or carrying charges on time deals. Ony 6 per cent. Full line power-farmjng equipment. Power units. All-crop J Harvester Combines, hammer mills. Free literature. Green Harvester J fc Implement Company, 812 Lady Street, Phone 9273, Columbia, S. C. June 28pdtf ! CURTAINS STRETCHED?At reasonj able prices. All work guaranteed Address 904 Campbell Street, Camden. S. C. 31f : SHOES?For snoe rebuilding and repairing call at the Red Boot Shop, j next door Express Office, 619 RutI ledge street, Abram M. Jones, Proprietor, Camden, S. C. 9sb I RELIABLE MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route In Kershaw Count#. Products needed In every home. I Selling experience not necessary. Good opportunity for you to get into a profitable business. Write tolay for full particulars. Rawleign's Dept. SCB-20-212, Richmond, Va. 45-49 pd. FOR MARBLE AND GRANITE monuments in -best material and workmanship call T. J. McNinch, TeleI phone 278, Camden, S. C. 46-61pd. PAINTER AND PAPER HANGar?All work mechani! cal. Twenty-five years experience. Telephone No. 7, or address A. H. Welch, at Camden, S. C. 43-45-47pd NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION Notice is hereby given tha/t on the i 10th day of March, 1941, yat 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the office of Kirkj land & delx>ach,.Camden, S. C., there I will be a meeting of the Board of Dij rectors of Palace Barber Shop for j the purpose of considering a resolu- ; ' tion dissolving the said corporation , and authorizing the cancellation of i the charter. W. S. 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