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Wfi CROSBY, star of “Road to Utopia/’ a Paramount
picture, took the famous cola taste-test, voted
Royal Crown Cola “the winnah!” Try it youra^. Say
*<RC for mel” That’s the quick way to get a frosty;
bottle of Royal Crown Cola best by taste-tsstl
— ROYAL CROWN BOTTUNG Ca ^
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tnring war daya tdien buwa were ovecaowJad, eqn^
meat and tn^npnfw fjmitMrf- Oreyhotmd ia now put-
ting many liin|wxyfiffws>ntn into effect lor yoot graaitar
enjoyment of hi|^ay travel Inrtead of Fall iwhi^
^otm in trkia aanrict ia more frequent than tfir
l>nforel Srhadwiaa art bring atefqped too, to git
pnu to jfour litarinatkm earlier, arida mote condbrL
Adc die Qrayhoond Ag^ lor
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Betfauiie News Notes
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Mr. end Mr*. C. L. Mays. Mrs.
Prank Bemrd and Mias HarHett Mays
spent Semday Im Charleaton with Mr.
and Mrs. 1. P. Bethtthe and family.
Miases Sara Reheeca McKinnon.
Bonny Hammond, Joyce Fowler and
Oa Jo Ratcliff ^ Winthrop collcfc,
were the week-end gneeta of their
parenta here.
Miss Stella Bethone vtaiited Mr. and*
Mrs. J. D. Laffltte in Cope daring
the week-end.
The home mission study book of the
Presbyterian AoxUiary, ‘‘These Mov
ing Times,” was taught by Mrs. Fred
Bniison Monday and ‘Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. C. C. Pate. After
completion of the book Tuesday even
ing a social hour was enjoyed when
chicken salad and hot coffee was en
joyed.
Quite a number from here attended
the Carollna-Clemson game Thursday
and visited the State fair.
Harry Linton of Perry, Oa., visited
here last week and was accompanied
home by ‘Troy Bate.
Mrs. Louise Lee spent the week-end
in Mayesville with her brother and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Tiller.
Mrs. Eva Morgan was the week-end
guest of Mr. and Mirs. VatLl^organ
In Biahopville.
Rev. and Mrs. T. B. Altman enter
tained the Sunday school workers and
officers of the ^ptlst church Friday
evening in the Grammar school dining
room. Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Baker,
Rev. J. V. Murray and Mr. and Mrs.
S. C. Hiatt were honor guests.
The children and grandchildren df
Mrs. Lena Mobley celebrated her
birthday anniversary Sunday at the
home of Mr. and M^. Claud Anderson.
Mrs. Murdock Jones and children
of Charlcpton, were recent guests of
their mother, Mrs. Beanice Hilton.
Miss Gerry Davis of Bennettsvllle.
spent the week-end here with her
mother. Mrs. Clara Davis.
Forbls Morgan of Mullins, spent the
week-end with his mother, Mrs. Eva
Morgan.
Mrs. Lonnie Baker and Mrs. Curtis
Killough of Matthews, ,'N. C., were
visitors here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Hiatt and chil
dren spent Sunday in Wslterboro with
relatives. ,
Mr. Zack King of Tampa. Ha.,' Is
making his home at present with hit
nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs. M.
G. King.
Rev. Walter K. Beaty, from Arsenal
HUl Preabyterlan church,’ Columbia.
wUl sMist Rev. W. L. Baker In a
week’s revival service In the Presby
terian church, beginning next Sunday
ax^ extending through the following
Innday. Services will be held each
evening at 7:80 and the public is in
vited to attend.
Jack Josey, U8N, sad Keith Joaey,
who have served overseas for two
years, have beMi discharged from the
4avy and Army respectively.
Mr, and Mrs. Dewey Boykin of
Biahopville. spent the week-end with
Men In Service
MIchaei O’Neal Mayer. CCM. has
been honorably discharged from the
naval service at hte separation center
at^Balnbridge, Maryland.
CpI. Benton Sheorn of Tampa,^ Fla'r
has «retnmed after spending s few
days here with his parents, and
Mrs. BMton Sheom.
Lt and Mrs. Thomas C. Ruff left
recently for Scsrrdale, N. Y.. where
they will visit Mr. and Mrs. EMrle
King «n route to Fort Wayne, Indiana,
where Lt. Ruff will report to duty.
Colvin' Sheorn has arrived here
after receiving his discharge from the
U. 8. Army at Seymour Johnson Sep-,
srstion center at Goldsboro. N. C. He
was In service over two years, eight
months of which were spent overseas
in the E.T.O.
Beaufort Reynolds, son of Mrs. Sal-
lie B. Reynolds. 408 DeKalb street,
has returned home from the South
Pacific, where he served with the
Navy. He has received an honorable
discharge.
Jack E. Davls,ARMS-c. who entered
the service July 1, 1943, la visiting
his parents in this city on a 30 day
leavA Jack- has Just finished his
operstional training at Banana River,
Fla., in PBM Mariners. He will re
port to the Naval Air Station at San
Diego, Calif., upon completion of
leave.
Spuds Are Sonriit
Fresh Dry
Foods Company
:.-%he-Fr«alL Dry Fy>oda. Inc., of this
city, wants 10,000 bushels of potatoes.
The company is broadcasting this
need through newspaper advertising
sa well AS with handbills. The price
of |2 per hundred pounds is being'
paid.
Farmers having potatoes to sell are
to bring them to the Harvin |mck
yard every Friday and Saturday. No
cut. cracked red or white potatoes
will pass inspection. And in sise they
must be 1 1-2 inches to as large as
they grow, as long as they are smooth.
Baskets may be obtained at Har-
vlns.
Jas. Montgomery Is
Now A Lieut Col.
CITATION
Stata of 8ol^th Carolina.
County of Kerahaw.
By N. C. Amstt Probate Judge:
Wheress, Reece Williams made suit
to me to grant him Lettsra of Ad
ministration of the Estate and effects
of Sallie B. Williams.
‘These are, thwefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the Kin
dred and Creditors of the said Sallie
E. WUliama, deceased, that they be
and appear before me* in the Court
of Probate, to be held at Camden, S.
C., on October 81, next, after publica
tion hereof, .at 11 o’clock in the fore
noon, to show caase, if any they have,
why the said Administration should
not be granted. .
Given under my band this 16th day
of Oct., Anno Domini, 1946^ 31-33c
N. C. ARNBTT,
Judge of Probate tor Karthaw County
NOTICE
Netiee ia hereby given that the nn-
4etie . _
derslgned will on the 16th day of
November, 1946, make application to
the Bank of Kerahaw. Kerahaw, 8. C.,
for a duplicate certificate of deposit
for and to replace certificate 8568 in
the sum of six handred (1600.00) dol
lars and dated Aug. 18, 1946, which
oertmeate was lost or destroyed.
Lather Bowers, Guardian.
Karsbaw, 8. C.
Oct 16. 1946. 81.S4P
James Douglas Montgomery, son .of
Mr. and Mra. J. R. Montgomery of this
city, has been promoted to the rank
of Lt »Col.
(^. Montgomery is now ststioned
on the Island of ^thlan in the Pacific.
He la a graduate of the (Tamden High
school. University of Florida and the
George Washington Law aebooL He
lived in Washington and was em
ployed In the Cougressionsl Library
before entering the service in 1942.
His wife, the former Miss Neeva
Shannon, Is teaching in Chester and
is making her home with a sister
there. (^. Montgomery’s two broth
ers, Lt Frank Montgomery of the U.
8. Navy, and 8^. Everett Montgom
ery. who recently baa been diecharged
and are with their families in Camden
Tiny Denador has 1,780 speciea of
birds. North America has about #00.
Mrs, Boykin’s mother, Mrs. Amanda
McKinnon.
Mrs. Howard McKinnon and chil
dren have returned- from an extended
visit to her parents in Hartsvllle.
Miss Dmsctlla Ratcliff returned to
Charleston Sunday after visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ratcliff.
Gloris Baker celebrated her eighth
birthday anniversary Thursday after
noon when she Invised in a nnmber
of her little frlendi. The Halloween
idea was carried out in games and
refreshments.
Misses Maggie and Nettie Brannon.
B. W. Brannon and Lawton Brannon
G. B. Brannon spent Sunday in Came
ron? N. C.. with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
l^ek.
Mrs. T. B. McLean and little son,
Barry, of Charlotte, N. C., Are vlsiUng
MrA Bruce Jones.
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with backache?
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THE
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Announces
... it has organized a
eal Estate Department
to engage in the sale, rental
and^xchange of Real Estate of all types.
List Your Property With Us.
Telephone 52
Ride The Bus To
’The Football Games
Out of the City
•Now. Zo^hailotte, for Camdon-Hiurdmf Gamo.
Roamd trip $2.25. Bug loaYOg Book Storo
comor at 5t4S P. M.
•Noy. D—Oraafoburf, for Camdon-Orangelrarc
Game. trip $2.25. Bug leareg Book
Store comer at 5:45 P. M.
•Nov. ■ l.aticggter, for Camden-Laiicagter Game
Round trip $1.25.' Bug leavog Book Store
at Bt30 P. M.
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