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/ *■ V. WatereeTHver Flood Marit Whilo wator* l» th* WaUn^ TNI CAMPgil CMWOWfCLl. CAMDltl,- tOUTH CAWOLIWA, FWIPAV, JANUAWY 18, 1t4i nambor of plaoM, sU roads tlmMifli out the Camdea area are open for trarel aiul 4here has been no flooding of tana lands. Host of the flood wafer Is boand In the lowlands along the rirer. - CAMDEN HOME bake The last word in Birthday Cakes... Cam den Home Bakery. Order your eake^ from us... you’ll always remember their beauty and tempting flavor ... the cost is nominal. CAMDEN HOME BAKERY CAMDEN,S.C. i EMUCHED Daily Dated Marvel Bread Larce ■ POO^TOR^ loaf X mV * 400 UNITS VITAMIN D3 PER PINT WHITE HOUSE EVAPORATED MILK 4 ^ 34c IONA EARLY JUNE PEAS No. 2 Can 12c SAW APPLE JUICE 12-oz. boL lOc ANN PAGE — With Tomatc Beans ) Saueo IS-os. CAB 9c LION BRAND SEEDLESS RAISINS O 1 1-2 os. Is Pkfs. 5 c ANN PAGE ENRICHED Melfo-Wbeat 2S-OS. Pkf. 15c APPLES, 2 lbs. 26c New Green CABBAGE, lb..... ZYzC CELERY, stalk ....13c LETTUCE, head . 10c Temple ORANGES, size 176s, Doi 47c Florida ORANGES, size 288s, Do^ TOMATOES, 1 Lb. Ctn.. 28c N * Ghf# fo iha VSefory CtoHuiig Celecfion waxTH DOST JUST ewto THERE! eErsfvwtE CLonmii/ DeKALB PHARMACY rliONB M . J ’• • BeBmne News Notes The spacious hqme of Mr. and Mis. Donglas M. Mays lent Itself charming, ly to a reception Setnrday erenhig from 8 to 10. In honor of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Msys, Jr., who wore re. oently married. . Miss Cecilia King, aunt of the groom, greented the gnests at the door and introduced them to the re- celTlng line. Tboee receiving were: Mrs. D. M. Mays. Mrs. Edward R. Drayton, Mr. D. M. Mays, Mrs. D. M. Mays. Jr., Mr. D. H. Mays. Jr. Potteod plants and cut flowers in pastel shades wws used thronghont the lower floor. This motifs was also cariie dont in the refreshments serv ed. Mrs'. Jeo. S. King was in charge of the register where 176 gueets were registered. Mrs. Louise Etheridge, Miss Julia Kennedy and Mrs. Kate Bartine^n presided at the punch bowl. Miss Harriett Mays presided in the dining room. The lace covered bridal table was centered by a three tier wedding cake, flanked, by' crystal candelabraa bolding tall white can dles. Those assisting in serving nuts, cakes, mints and sandwiches were: Misses Willie Elstber Ratcliff, Gerry Davis, Rita Davis, Esther Lee Waters, Peggy Gardner and Betty Beat Miss Hettie Hough was in charge of the gift room. Guests were present from. Bishop- vllle, Hartsvllle, Columbia, Charles ton. Camden, Cheraw and other places. PAOC THRU County J. H. A.’s Hold Meeting The Kershaw County J. H. A. meet ing was held at the Camden high school on January 10, 1948. Eighty, five members from Bethune, .Blansy and Camden were preeent. The meeting was called to order by the president. Belle Kirkland. After the business we were entertain ed by the Camden girls with sn In- t^estlng program. Delightful refresh ments were served in the Home Eco nomics Department The J. H. A. girls learn muctr from the other girls at the county meet- Ings. ' The next meeting will be held in April at Blaney. We hope to have all schools of the county present. —Contributed Rev. Grover Wynn Passes Suddenly The following officers of the Wo man’s Christian Service society of the Methodist church were elected for the ensuing year: President Mrs. Steve Lane; Vice president. Miss Mary Arthur; Secretary,^Mrs. Maud Oard- ner;*reasurer, Mrs. L. M. Best Circle chairmen. The Joanna Caston, with Mrs. Loring Davis as chairman; Wal ter V. Jennan, Mrs. C. E. Braswell; Nancy King with Mrs. D. M. Mays. 'The three circles of the Methodist church met with their respective chairmen Tuesday afternoon. Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Braswell visited their daughter, Margaret, who is a student at Queens College, Sunday. Sunday gnests of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Padgett were: Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Padgett Jr., who have Just returned from Camp Atterbury, Ind.', where Mr. Padgett was discharged from the army, Mr. and • Mrs. C. C. Padgett, Camden; Mr. and Mrs. Elmeet Mc Laughlin and Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie McLaughli of KIngstree. Mrs. Johnnie Richards and little daughter, Kay of Florence, spent Sat urday here with her sister, Mrs. M. G. King. Mrs. M.. G. King left Wednesday for a visit to hmr sister and family Dr. and Mrs. C. O. Terry in Quitman, Oa. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Mays were: Mrs. Louise Etheridge, Miss Julia Kennedy, Mrs. Kate Bar- rlneau and MIm Hettie Hough of Co- lumbia; Mr. gnd Mrs. Geo. S. King and daniditers, Jo Ann and Georgia, Moncks Comer; Lt (Jg.) Elsie Hough of Charleston, and Mr. and Mrs. How ard K. OMklns of Charleston. Miss Betty Best and Miss Mary laieo McLaurln of Columbia spent the week-end here with their parents. Miss Oerry Davis of BennettsvlUe, spent the week-end here with her mother, Mrs. Clara Davis. Mrs. Viliam Soeeley, the efficient first grade teacher, left Saturday to oin her husband, Sgt Sceeley, in UefboMud. It is with regret that Mrs. Soeeley (Blise Hammond) Is laavinc Bethune. Mrs. C. B. MHchall Is sab- stitstlng until a taachar is elected to 'The Rev. Grover R. Wynn. 66, of Shamokln, died suddenly Wednesday night Rt his residence. Born in Vir ginia. he had ms^e his home in and near Camden for tl years, where be organised and built the Church of Christ in Du Bose park. ' The Rev, Mr. Wynn is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ella Brown Wynn; one brother. L. Wynn of North Caro- llsa; one stepson, Robert Turner, U. S. navy, ^ Funeral services were held at. 4 o’clock Friday afternoon from the ^Church of Christ, conducted by the ^Rev. James 0. Burrow of Columbia. COMING ATTRACTIONS Camden 111681]% FRI..^T., JAN., lB-19 The Funniest Show of Radio Rowl “PEOPLE ARE FUNNY” Jack Haley . 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Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Wella Francis in the death of their little son, Wella, Jr., in the Camden hospital last Tuesday. Mrs. Daisy McLaurln has returned from Memorial hospital, Charlotte, where she was a patient two weeks. Rev. W. L. Baker and Messrs. A. K. Mc^urin and R. E. McCaskill at tended* Congaree Presbytery which met at the First Church, Columblf. Tuesday. Miss Druscilla Ratcliff of Charles- ton, visited 'her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ratcliff last week-end. Mrs. ,J. H. West visited her sister. Mrs. j! B. Seegars near Hartsvllle. last week. Miss Sara Oordan of Winthrop Col lege waa the week-end guest of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. *Z. P. Gordan Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Moorer and children of Charleston were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Paricer. Mrs. Mattie Dunlap visited relatives In Hartsvllle last we^. Pfc. Robert DuBose, who has Just returned from overseas duty, is visit tng hls mother, Mrs. LUlie DuBose. 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