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■ ■•jH / / TMl CAMDgW CHWOmCtC CiUlOlli. tOilTH CAWOHWA, FWIDAV. FEBRUARY 1, 1M« leeWtr News Letter From liberty Hill I g»L Pat Thompa<m returned to his I home here on Sunday after 22 months laerTihe in Panama. • ' Mr Johnny Richards of Florence jvas home orer the week-end with I his sisters. Mm. 8. H. Cnnniagham surprised her husband on his birthday by hsT- in^ as his Kuests at dinner his uncle E. J. Cunningham and Mrs. Cunning ham. Mrs. John O. Ricberds and Miss Margarette Richards spent the week* end at their home here. Miss Virginia McCrae of Winthrop was here on Sunday with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Richards. Jno. A. Thompson attended a con- Make Your Own DRESSES! I Coctoiu ar« coB«t-lo-coB«t faworitM — our crUp 1946 ooCtonal Sun>hmo4Mriyht, they’re yoonf end freah —— fashion beauties for ’vonad the clock! Easy to wear and care for — excellent'choice florals and checks. Print Cloth, yd. Towels, iSc Wcwh Cloths,,. .15c Men's Handkerchiefs,. 15e Men's White Athletic Shorts, 59c e A ^ Curtains, pr., .$4J5 Tobacco Cloth yd Sc Waste Rdos,Hb,50c Erwin Hermitage Co. (U. 8. Highway No. 1 — Gonif North) Camden, 8. C Phone 38 winthrop College Friday cert at night Capt. R. Prank Eskridge, Mrs. Esk ridge and litUe sons of Cheraw. were here on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Cunningham and Miss Mgry E. Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs. J. Boyce Bankhead and children of Cheater spent Sunday with Mrs. Jno. Q. Richards. Mrs.' A. (C. Cureton was a business to Col risitor to Columbia on Friday. She was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Jesse Sublett R. J. Wardlaw has purchased front C. D. Cunningham the Post Office building and has moved his Service Station there from his old stand Just opposite and across Highway 27. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Thompson -andj son John, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson in Columbia. Mr. Stephen R. McCrae is now in New York taking a course in Art. News From The County Agenfs Office Assistant County Agent for Kershaw C( lounty Mr. John L. Cochran will assume his duties as Assistant County Agent in Kershaw County on February Ist. Mr. Cochran finished Clemson in Dairying in 1936. He taught Vocation al Agriculture in the high school at Clinton and before ent«'ing the Army he was assistant County Agent in l.O.CL^ilE ANYWAY, A MAS CAS Sr/U TAS£ A CS£W w/rsour £££US6 S£ SSOULO msr 0£££R OS£ TOrS£ LAOY. But none of us are relieved of the obligation of protecting our assets for HER present and future security. -Consult us today for PULL ooverage Insuranee. Camden Loan & Realty Co. All Forag of Insuraiico FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDO. Camdon, 8. C Phono 61 ANNOUNCING the Opening of Stripling’s Electric Co. Prompt and Effident Service ON ALL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Motors, Starters, and Generators FREE ESTIMATES ON HOUSE WIRING Phone 545-R or 375-M CoStted Yt mfle West of Camdmi, on Higdiway No. 1 (At (Hd Carpmitmr Place) > FAQB thru Peebles Warns Of Tractor Care Fercoaon System Dealer* Telia How LoBfer Wear Aasured t •- It will take several years for farm- era to obtain all of the new machinery needed, for replacement and expan sion, states D. P. Peebles of Myws 4b Gtllts Implement Co., Ferguson Sjrstem dealers here. In soundirg a warning on winter care of the tractor -■ and implements with a' view toward longer wear. “ . He pointed oiil that all manufac turers are rushing tractors and var ious types of equipment to dealers everywhere as production increases, but that the serviceability of machin ery now In use can be maintained by the following helpful suggestions: Keep tlje '.battery clean, the term inals greased, the cells filled with celan distilled water. The charge in the battery should be maintained by running the engine oj; taking it to a service station for. a re-charging when the tractor is not in use for some time. Never store the battery on a concrete floor or in a damp place. Mr. Peebles suggests that a hot engine be allowed to cool gradually before filling with cold water. In freexlng weather, let the engine cool off a bit before draining the water. Slow starting in cold weather may be caused by too heavy crankcase oil, froten water pump, water in the fuel system, moisture in the distribu tor, or dirty spark plugs. The following steps are advised for tractor storage; store tractor in shed or some other sheltered place; drain entire fuel system and cooling sys tem; remove the battery for proper storage, and relieve the tires by ele vating the tractor on blocks. A coat of paint not only improves the looks and serviceability of the tractor, Mr. Peebles states, but the machine will work better and last longer. Union County. He was recently dis charged as Lt. Colonel. Kenhaw county is ,very fortunate in having Mr. Cochran work with farm people. Enrichment Program Mr. B. D. Boykin instalfed machin ery for enriching corn mill and grtts at his mill at Boykin this week. Ilils makes a total of 8 com mills in the county that has the equipment for enriching com meal and grits. Any one that operates a mill desiring this attachment should contact the coun ty agent’s office. The cost of this equipment is $18.00 installed. 5-Acre Forest Thinning Demonstration trationa Mr. J. L. Sweet. R. S.^lrk, and Locke Craig have entered the ^acre Forest Thinning demonstration in Kershaw county. Approximately $2000 will be given as prixes for the State and County contest winners. W. C. McCarley, County Agent. Contrary to the belief of many, the rattlesnake gets more than one bub ton on his rattle each year. Hmivoiim may get Ranted liBef Jf0m funcitontl pmrtoJh ptin Garrison Sells Cherokee HUl To Beard And Cantey Plantatioii Home Of Prominent Banker Figures In Im portant Transfer Cherokee Hill, the fine plantation home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Q. Car- rison for some years, has been sold to Henry E.' Beard and J. B. Cantey. according to the deed filed at the court house Tuesday. There are 463.5 acres on the jilantation. * It is understood that Mr. and Mrs. Garrison will make their home in the city, have secured a residence on Lyttleton street. Cherokee Hill will be occupied by the J. B. Cantey fam ily. Another tranafM* of much interest is that of the Tates home on Broad street to Haj^ard S. Bowden and Woodrow R. Bowden. Other transfers recorded at the court house were: Elisabeth 5. Savage to Henry and Lula Thompson. 60 acres; Jessie V. Liowe et al and J. A. Grigsby estate to C. H. Peak. Jr.. .lO acres; Letha Ray to A. T. Mickle, Jr., and Hen rietta H. Mickle, l.acre; Ruth Canu-y Kirkland to Hasco Alexander, lot; H. H. Holland to Arthur Holland. Jr., 70.25 acres; Wilson .VI. Oglmrn to Waller Raker, 30 acres; Annie M. Mobley to J. O. Small, 30 acres; W. L. Pearce to Wllhelmlna R. Sheheen, house and lot. A butterfly tastes with his feet. Your Dimes help others walk ■MsUta, aM dig build 1 wnaaM lorAu "Hi 9 gtartsd 8 days be* nait daa 4a nuiwy SmM Mnamaau Tfef OafdiL Xt H hUpR yawa CftRDUl fumBmamsumm COMING ATTRACnONS Haiglar Theatre CoTRsr Bread and Rutladga Bis. FR1..5AT., FEB.- 1-2 "LAWLE88 EMPIRE” starling Charlea Starrett aa the Durango Kid with Tex Harding ”PurpIg Monster 8trikgg Also Comedy MON.-TUE8., FEB. 4-5 Gayest Musical To Thrill You! “MEXICANA” starring Tito Guisar • Constance Moore with Leo Carrillo and St. Luke’s caioristers Latest News WED.-THUR8., FEB. 6-7 ^GUY COULD ^ CHANGE” starring Allan Lane * Jane Frasee introducing Twinkle Watts with Bobby Blake "Jimglg Raadarg” ' - News i NOTICE 11 •atuf^y Doors Open at 12:45 F.M. B^ starts at 1:00 F.M. md Last Faaliiea at 9:\p W.m, Theatre HAW, S. C FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1 “LOVE, HONOR AND GOODBYE” Virginia Bruce •- Edward Ashley SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2 “DON’T FENCE ME IN” Roy Rogers SAT., FEB. 2 — 10:30 p. m. “Girls Of The Big House” Lynne Roberts - Virginia Christine MON.-TUES., FEB. 4-8 “MEXICANA” Tito Guisar - Constance Moore WEDNESDAY, FEB. 6 ‘THE FALCON IN SAN FRANCISCO” Tom Conway THURSDAY, FEB. 7 “WEEK-END AT THE WALDORF” Lana Tnmer -. 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