The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 12, 1946, Image 3
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^♦JTSS^pS*. dofwood. t«U9t
■prin* flowara, nadar *
Seen and white «r*pe
®®‘”' riiSSt waa uaed throagh-
*; ^^;!23S!a dellckm. banqaat
SfSdby I gri>u» of JNlh achool
. ' ^JLsed tn white and
^^thLa preaent were; Arthwr
[‘““‘.MSttSMl «» WiicaUoo:
^ Home Economlca teacher;
pastora. *®hool ttiurteei and
rt S the high echool Caculty.
.Sai reoognlthm •^rrie9 tw
.JjTwaa held SuncUj
Baptiat <^oych- yy??
% iwchrtl welcomed the retani^
® emen. and the paatw. R»t. T.
a^waa In pharfw of the wor-
KiTfStoJing clrclea’^ the Preaby-
**• Auxlli*^ Tuesday after-
m the following circle- chair-
* Margaret MOTse with Mrs. Ar-
uJiler Jehn HUlhouae with Mrs.
jJ*Lee* Minnie Forbla with Mrs.
SA md Brulson enteftatoed Tuea-
* .ontne at the home of Mrs.
' 5^ith three tablesxrf bridge.
r B MitcheU won high score.
Jr B McCaskill was fl^en ha^
, Jriae end Miss Harriett
dree floating prise._ - \
ttd Mrs. N. ?
ttl. ipent FridaaLaght Ba^
j with their parents. Dr. and
.ft ft iriWidelL
Mr Hugh Withe^poon of May^
he spent the weekebd here with
Witherspoon whd Is spending a
Ue here with her parents, Mr. and
i.. D. T. Yarbrough.
^ M C. MltcheU has retnmed to
rSomeV Spartanburg Jfterspe^-
» week with her sonl&d family,
: Md Mrs. C. R MltchelL
A V Ctement and brother of Spar-
fourg w'ere Sunday guesto of Mr.
Mrs C. B. •Mitchell,
oe English, an aged respected neg-
f^dled at his borne here Monday
ming lifter sereral weeks iUneat.
I was’ a negro of the old type that
Ifsst passing away. His death is
etted by. both white and cokMwd.
B. W, Brannott and daughters,
Bc. Mary and Blanche Brannon,
Dt the week-end In Chariaaton ria-
g the gardens of that section.
iTr. and Mrs, M. C. McCaaklll hnd
dren, of Charleston, were recent
in the home of Mrs. Cope Me-
kUl.
JIrs, Jf P. Bethune and J. P. Jr.,
ICharleston, hare returned AO their
se after Tisltlng her parents, Mr.
Mrs. C. U Mays.
nday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C.
ays were Mr. and Mrs. Nell John,
of Blaney.
and Mrs. Paschal McLaurin
. ri^ren, of Aaheboro, N. C.,
at Sunday here with their parents,
ud Mrs. J. N.- McLaurin:
«. J. H. West waa recent guest of
[ sister, Mrs. J. B. Seegiwa, of
In. J. M Clybnm. Mn. Be4ha|
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_THB CAMpMM CMMOWICLt, CAMPlIt, MOUTH CAMOUWA, VwiPAy, AIFWIL It, It4g
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In
Kershaw Comity
Produced $2,73L63
InT.RS^IMve
Christmas aaal tales in Kefrshaw
Connty pro(^d |2,78LeB to half
aOnd tha SouOiCartdina total to |S74,-
^ Woodrow Seegara
Med tHe wedding of their ah
*^,»hckweU to U. R.
^ ^^•Otodht church
HailirrlUe Thnra^.
Mrs. C. O. Tei^yy, of Quitman, Qa;
spent the week-end with hhr slater
and brotiier. Mr. aad Mra. M. Q. wtny
and Mr. and Mrs, R. B. McCaskiU.
# Mrs, Alvht. Clybani and —*•«« wvmw v.wiiviius bUMi w
fam^, of Aloolu, wera recent fndkts titutbf proridlng fundi with
ojme former’s mother, Mrs. J. M. which the South Carolina Tubmnlosis
{and local associations can carry on
Quite, a number of clUsens from *» faiereaeed program for 1946.
hero nttended the races in Camden I The 1946 campaign totals wen an-
• • Inouneed in Colmnbia by Dr. Jamas
ddestp of Mr. and MrsTC. Klnard, presidoit of Newberry
Si Ir^ wwe Mr. and Mre. Mark CoDsge and state chairman for the
King. RoM Ktag. of Anderson, and.drivs.
^ ^umbla. Most of the money raised in this
Monday'county wUl be retired h^ to carry
Methodist on local tobarcnlotis work on an az-
chorch. Rer. J. W. Murray wlU be
aaaiated by the. Rer. John Sandlin,
of Heath Sprinin.
Liuta Miss Unda Morgan, of-Mol-
lins, is TisiUng her grandmother^
Mra. Bra Morgan. i
Rev. and Mrs: .W: L, Bakkr visited
their son and family la Gastonia this
w«t ^
—^we To Tho Red OrWul—
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pandU basis this year. Five per cent
of the etate'a total will eo to t^ na-
tiaaal association and 9.8 -per cent of
it to the state aasoeiatkm for state
wide work and.for assistance in some
of the counties.
, Mrs. ‘D. McL. McDonald, state exr
eeutive secretary, said tKat one of the
most important phasaa of the 19^
seal sale campaign waa the |47,S11.S9
raised by Ihe Negro sale division un
der tha direction of C. C, Woodson
of Spdrtanburg.
-Th^ 1945 total represented an in-
CBMM over the $268,066.99 raised the
brovious year—which in itaelf was a'
z2 per cent gain-over 194S—-and will
enable all the forces combating tuber
culosis to increase their efforts and
the scope of their programs this year.
The greatest amount waa raia^ in
Charleaton County, which contributed
|S7,6T7.09. followed by Richland with
$22,497.07; .Gremivillo with* $19,-
215.42; Sj^rtanburo w^ $17,733.86
and Darlkij^n wiUi $10,458.80. .
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
' CREDITORS ..
All parties indebted to the eaUte
of Dora Brown Hill are hereby n<^
field to make payment to the und^
signed and all p^ea. if spy, having
claims agahut the eald eetate
present them likewise, duty' atteatMc
within the time preacribed by law.
l-4c Panl Brown. Administrator
Camdesi. S. €„ March 12, ,1946.
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