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Js'l- eHf » ■. ■- ^ \;. .. First itist Chnrdi fews' It-May %• to at' tin First msmbert of '■w 'f fit V . \'\i I Y -■--^V ^ r; U 1 \ \ it fi : The week of Amll “Stadf Coarse Week" Baptist cbarch. The charch are faiYlted. The topics of disciusion pro as fpl- “Deepen]^ the Bplillaal Lltd"> adults; "BoDdiBg a Christiaa Home", young marriod couples; "VHal Proh* lems of Christian IjTtoig", yoong peo> plo; "Not Tour Own", Intermediates; "Trail Makers in Otl^ Lands" Juniors. ' — CosMlm’s Tim New t ** lSe9Ut9 m.T4 ■m-.- April 28 la "Intermediate Day" at the First Baptist ehurcik. -The program fdr the day is as foUjaaUy--^^^ At 8:00 a in "Ltatedlng In" breakw fast will be held at the chttr<di. The group will iisteh to special broadehst on the Baptist Hour following break fast. There will be a group siitging. At 10:00 regular Sunday school srlll meet. Mr. Caston will speak to the Inter, mediates at regular morning serrice. _L^„..Jn the afternoon at 8:00 then will be a period |d )|lhgtng and music, feat uring solos, quuniiia ill' Tocal and in atrumental music., In Baptist Training Union the In. termediates will prepent a play called "Youth'Chooses the Church." In the erenlng serrlo^fi Inter mediates will sanre as ushers. This is to be a "big day” for the Intermediates. NOnnCE OF MEETIKG OF DEMOCRATIC CLUBS Under the rnlea of the Democratic Party in South Carolina, all Demo cratic clube in Kershaw County, Sopth Ci^lina, are chlled to meet at their usual place of meeting at 8 o'clock, p. m.. on Saturday, the 87th of April. 1848. (being the fourth Satnrday In April) for the purpose of reorgantoa- tkm and the transaotloo of any other business that \may properly come be fore said clubs. At bald meeting each club should elect a president, Tiee-prealdent. sec- rotary and treesurorv and one exosn. tire committeeman and dMegates to the County Democratic coBrentlon. each club being entitled to one dele gate for erery 88 members and one delegate for a majority fraction here of, based upon the number of trotes polled in ^e first primary of the preceding elsetlon year. Bach clnb to requested to elect a committee on enrollment and such other, committees as may, to. uem seem adrlsable. The newly elected president and secretary of each clnb are refuted to certify to the Oonnty oonredtlon a list of thair dalegatea and the name of their exeeutlre committeeman. The (bounty Democratic eonren* Two Cftmden youths, wiimen t>f ihe meted title of Edfle Scout, hiflrhest rank ih Boy Scout work, photoi^phed aftw a recent court of honor wken the awards were made. Left to riglht, A. C. McKaln, court of^'Konor chainnan; Sagle Scout John WalL Jr.; hie mother, Mra. John Wall, Sr.; ^gle Scout James Sheely, Scoutenster of Troop 64; Mre. Sheeley and Boy Scout Field ExeeutlYe BOl Chandler. A pQlto hssrfig in the st»re an- titled matter will be held in the 0pm- mtontoato- OdPueAbi the Wade Heaim ton State OFHm BnUdhUL Ootnm^ Sonth Cerolitta. et 8:10 a Wed- nesdsy, Msy 18, 1848. for the pnrpoee of determining the reqntrements of public conTenlence and necasaity in the premtosa. ’ W. W. GOODMAN, Director ^ Wotor Trenaport mrisioa. Meeting of TroSp 64 . The meeting opened with the soout oath and law. After this most of the meeting was deroted to practicing for the JamboraUy held Friday nlgbt. We practiced first aid. message ihlays and went back to the meeting room. The roil was called and the dues were coUMted. The meeting ended with the Great Sccmtmaster’a Benediction. TB Associnritm (ConUnnsd bt>m first page) W. Humphries, Mrs. Leon SchlosburgV Mra Oscar J. Smyrl, and Arthur Stokes. TWO yacancies on the szscn- tlTs committse are atiU to bo filled for special duties. It was agrsed that the board of directors will iheet quarterly, instead of annually, as has been the cnatom. Since the annnal meeting to set. In the asaoclation constitation, for the third the months of July, wury,, The Aoard of directors sbore officers and irsr«Ti^i mlttee, and the foUowU?2?J ed msmbara:. Mrs. Mrs. JohUUo Bunmn!»A ®yYs Creel, ii^ Cumxiaghaat, Mrs. WBliwl?f Swing, Miss Margaret m W. D. GMgsby, Mri. W W. T. Holley, fiam Ifoif, Lee Liitla. Mrs D. itkS'! N. McDomll, Mr*. A. Ruth J. Pnrte, John’ Rice, J. G. neiUMid Rosier, Mrs. Alma Shelby Trueadale, Mrs law. Mrs. Kathleen Watta m Weathttns. Mrs. Mattie H. Young, It. ^ 'All of these membsn - to serre,” said Mrs. “and we are looking fwW' year of interesting and «Tn^ tlTlty whkdi will be reacr^Tn public, trom time to time m ^ remind, again, that all winTw tribated to our organlsatlosu a baying Chrtotpaa setaaTw money or aerrlee, are ^ aaaoeiatkm. and bara in our program.” RiviVAL denviCEd AT EL-BKTHIL Reyiyal services will begin at EL Bethel Pilgrim Holiness chnrch, lo cated F miles west of Catnden on Highway 84, on Sunday, Aid'll 88, at S:S0 p. m. Rev. H. F. Donnelly, the pastor, wlU do the preaching. Scrvloaa wtU be held each evening at 7:80 and will contlnne each night for two weeks, ending Sunday jilght. May If. Mias Asbatt of RaBdloi|^ N. C., will be here as. childreiA worker, special song lender and mnsician. Mrs. ^ B. Shelton, ehUdren’s worker from mnnsboro, wUl also bb present pert of “the Gma. ....... Politico Aiuioimcements •FECIAL tERVICE AT SMYlffiA (Thnrch School Rally Day will bo observed Sunday at 8 n. in.-it Smyrna Methodist church. TIm program Will ba in diarga of Otho 8. Pool, snper- IntendenL tlon, under the mlea of th® Psrt7> will meet at the Court House, Oupden. 8. C., on Gie first Monday In May, 1848, May 8th, at 11 o'elock. n. m. ' Mm Kmhlsan B. Watts. 7^ Chairman. A W. Hnmphrtoa, - ^ Saowlary. Me Carolina Frozen Foods Market East RmBsidfn Stitonl CAMDEN, S. C ^ ★ We are open Every Day from 8 a. m. tp„6„P» ni., except Saturdays, when we’re open until 8 p. m.' We carry a complete line of Best Grade Meats obtainable. Also a complete line^of Birds Eye . products. r : X You’ll find these listed below, a real saving: APRICOTS, per package 43c GRAPEFRUIT, per package 36c COCONUT, per package . / 28c TANGERINE, per package . .T. .29c GMy BEANS, per ' GREEN BEANS, FreDch, per pk^ 28c -- - --- ‘ ^ ^ _ CAULIFLOWER, per package ... 37c CORN, per package 7 ...... 30c. MIXED vegetables, per pkge. 27c GREEN PEAS, per paAage ..;. .27c PEAS & CARROTS, per pkge.. .2k SPlNACH,.per package .31e ^CHICKEN a la king, per pkg., 76c CORN BEEF HASH, per package 47c CIKlW MEIN, per package .... F<irSlMriff TO THE DEMOCRATIC YOTBRS OF KERSHAW COUNTY: Obedient to the soUeltstion of friends. I beg to sanounoa myself as a candidate tor the office of Sheriff of Ksnhaw (foonty in tha approsirt^ fag Democratic Primary, subject to the raise of the Party. 1 shall grmtfly appreciate the at^pari ef tks Toteis. and. if elsctad, I prmatoa to asrva tks people falthfaUy and attlolsnGj. - J. H. MbLBOD, JR. Fog Mngistytobn LOWER WATEREI^ItTRlCT It I hereby aanonnee myaelf a (toadl- data for Offics of Msgtotrste in Lower Wateree Township, (founty of Kbr- thaw, lubjeet.to the mias and ragn- Istioiia of the Democratic Party., It I am sleeted to this office I promtos the people of the Township that 1 will not be dictated to by any person, bat win perform the duties of mr office strictly according to law and evidence as prsssntsd. Yonr vote and anpport will ba ap preciated. ^ — P H. W. SANDERR NOODLES, per package ......: .15c FISH, ^r poBi^ .. .0 e d 8 • Jto l^mV TURKEY, per peimd ....... .He For The House I hereby annoance myself as a o didate for the House of Repreaentik Uvea inbject to the rules of the’ DemocraUc party. I realise the respon sibility of the position and wUI repre sent the people of this county to the beet of my ability If honored to the position. « - JOHN ^ABCN ' Wants—For Sale Reealved me late far rsgulsi FOR SALE.— Wood’s Golden Hybrid Com Field Pees; Osceola Yelvet Beans; BUozl Soy Beans. The Cam den Feed A Seed Go.. Tel. 488-W. FOR SALE—Garden Com Seed: Ten- dergreen StringVeea Beane; Pole Lima Baanp; Bush Lima Beans. The Camden Feed A Seed Co., TeL 428.W. • lo FOR SALE—Fnl-O-Pep Starting Mash es. Growing Maahes, Laying Math- es. The (Tamden Feed A Seed Go. TeL 488.W. ‘I .'9c FOR SALE—Tw04t>w Stalk ^tterf two-horse wagon; utility /trailer (two^eel): 4-wheel Tbo Camdmi Feed A SsmT Co. TeL' 488-W. le FOR SALE—A fow ready made dresses, for 1 and 8 year <dd ckll- dren, also 1 bminat for (me year olA 1- ladies'gown. If interested call 418, HamptoB Avs. , 1-e For Game Wsrdoa ANNOUNCEMENT . I hereby announce myaelf as a candidate for the office of iame war den, subject to the rules of the Demo cratic party. OSCAR'BRANHAM. * l«M» *M WniN wAI if lASV TO AfPiY if WAINMIII Mm Jms •tarnt, triB U at BaVs Sters for Iroo comsnltAtlom ^i^ofrko o« April 28, 26 oiid 87 to iMlp wttli poor and BEm NOTICE state of Sooth Carolina The Public Serviee Commisai(m (3(dnmbla April 14. 1848 In Re: Docket No. 4881—The ap plication of Clyde West. Camden, SOuFh Carolina, for a Class B Certifi cate for PubUc Convenience and Neceasity to rmidar motor freight service over Irregular nmtea as fot- kms: Comm<>dltiea.,ln General: Betwesn points and places , in Kershaw Coun ty, and between' points 4n ^Kershaw County and points and plaims In South Carolina." — Your Auto Motor BREATHES Too t Then why not let u$ ffioe it ayoaiin ' m Steam Cleaning? It will run Cooler and do a better job for] ' - , , With our egmpment we em make the motor and ehaeeie ae eiaan a$ . new. Reasonable Prices ► •• Motor 128 £. JMKalb St 0 'r 27,1946 r' W ’ Caiiideii,& (1 . • 8 o’clodt tin 12 Price $118 ir \ BY- Vetmwi'g of Foragn Wan taiO-' i V LiT' .V."'