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THE CAMOKN CHEOtUQUl, OAMDIU, tOUTN CAEOI.ItlAt rWIPAY> WOVttltlE 1t4t
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, FIMAL DBCHAiWS
r Motloe it li«t»k7 glTiji ou
mmtbi tnm tlUs date, om Womnbar
1%, IMf. OkarUi W. JHiodaa, wtQ
IWlM to tk» Prtboto Cdort of Kar*
•uw Cooatf lilt flnil mtarn at
Edmlnlttritor of tha aatata of W.
& Rhodao. dacataad. 'aid oo tha
■una data ha wm apply to tha said
Court for a final diachiuva at taM
^dminlitrator. . 11440
N. 0. ABKITT,
Jodfa of Probata.
Camden. 8. C.. October If. 1141
Noticd to Ddblon Md
. OrtdItoriB
All partiea indebted to the ettate
at Jalia Benton are hereby noU*
fled to maha payment to the andeiv
*U partlat, If any. bar-
tef claima agalnat the aaid aetata
will preaant them Ukawiai duly at>
taatad. within tha time praaeribad
by law.
RBBBCCA BBN80N.
•M4p Admlnlatratrlz.
Camden. 8. C., October 28.1944.
Noticw to pjahtara a»Mi
Crodilora
All partiea indebted to the eatata
of Lucflla Hnckabee are hereby
notified to make payment to the
nnderalsnad. and aU partlae. if any.
haring claima against the said ea-
tata win preaant them .llkawlaa.
duly atteatad. with tha time pra
aeribad by law. ff-S6c
MART H. SgLACKMOM.
Adminiatratilx.
' CMidan. 8. C., Oct ft. 1944.
riNAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby glren that one
month from this date, on Norember
15, 194A Janie Baakln Drakeford,
win aaake to the Probata Court of
Kershaw County her final return as
■xacutrlz ct the estate of Olirer B.
Drakeford. deceased, and on the
same date ihe will apply to the sale
Court for a final discharge as said
Ezacutrix.
N. C. ARNETT,
Judge of Probate
Camdeu. 8. C., Oct. 15,1944 Sl-84c
SBBBa
Cassatt News
Notico to Dabtora and
Creditors
All parties indebted to tha aetata
of Edward E. Holland are hereby
ndgip^'td znake payment to the
unomigned, and all parties, if any,
haring claima against the said es
tate will present them likewise,
duly attested, within the time pre
scribed by law.
14c LOTTHS H. HOLLAND,
Administratrix.
Camden. 8. C., Oct 81, 1944.
Use Chronicle Want Ada
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TOMATOES
lb.
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FRESH
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2 lbs.
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POTATOES
Gibs.
27c
CHEF BOY-AR-DEE SPAGHETTI
DINNERS
31c
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POST CORN
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37c
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CIGARETTES ctn.
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Mrs. Alby BowWs and two sons
riaitad her annL Mrs. D. T. Bran
non and family of Logoff Sunday.
Capt. W. R. Rosier, who is sta
tioned at Cherry Point, N. C.. spent
last Thursday with his parents
here.
Miss Ruth Walters of Columbia
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Walters.’
Ernest Lowman of Columbia
spent a few days with bis uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Stere Bow
ers.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cagle and
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Adams, all of
Lancaster, rlslted Mrs. Cagle’s par
ents, 4fr.uad Mrs. Btere McLaugh
lin, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bowers of
Bomter spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stere Bow
ers. Cecil returned to Soniter Mpn-
day but Mrs. Bowers remained for
a longer rislL
Mrs. Boseman Thorn of Titus
ville, Fla., spent last week with
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Brannon and
Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Walters.
The Km-shaw county singing con
vention met'with Beaver Dam Bap
tist church Sunday afternoon.
There were duets, quartets, solos
and group singing from a number
of churches.
Mrs. C. B. Mitchell of Bethune is
teaching the first grade at Midway
while Miss Margaret Cox is re
cuperating from an appendix ope
ration.
Miss Janie Margaret Granger
gave a party for the young folks
of her group last Friday nighL
Afli^ numerous games, refresh
ments were served.
The Home Demonstration club
met with Mrs. Emmie Marshall last
Tuesday. There were nine mem
bers present. Miss Leonard, the
aaslstant worker, had charge of the
meeting. She demonstrated work
with poultry. Mrs. Marshall served
iced tea and cookies after the meet
ing.
Miss Wolhemena Gardner gave a
Halloween party last Ibursday
night at her home. She served
fruit and nuts.
Mr. and Mrs. John Buchan and
their little son. Johnnie, spent the
weekend in Pine Bluff with their
relatives.
Mrs. Steve Bowers spent Sunday
in Columbia with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Beckham.
Misses Gretchel and Rita Starnes
of Charlotte, N. C., have been visit
ing their father, Mr, Stamea, here
Mrs. Delma McLaughlin and in
fant baby returned to their home
last Thursday from the Camden
hospital.
Mrs. Roberta Bowers and Mrs.
Cecil Bowers spent Tuesday with
relatives in Camden.
Miss Alice Kerr of Camden spent
last Friday with Miss Betty Jane
McCaskill.
A special home mission program
of the Auxiliary of Pine Tree
church will meet with Mrs. A. A.
West Thursday night The offering
will go for home missions .
Mrs. J. R. Sr., of Dillon
came home Saturday. She was call
ed to Chester due to the sudden
death of her uncle, John McGarity,
whose funeral was held at Purity
Presbyterian church Sunday after
noon at 8 o’clock.
The many friends of J. E. Bran
non will be sorry to know of his
serious illness. Mr. Brannon has
>een in declining health for the
past several years.
Rev. Mr. Hunnicut of Hartsville
who has resigned his pastorate here
n the Baptist church to accept
work at Kannapolis, N. C., preached
his farewell sermon here last Sun
day afternoon. Mr. Hunnicut has
made many friends while serving
this church who regret his work
lere has ended. We all wish him
great success in his new field of
work.
Miss Grace Faulkenberry ap
peared last week in the Columbia
Town theater’s production, “Out of
the Frying Pan,’’ which had a very
successful run. Miss Faulkenberry
is the only daughter of Mrs.
Blanche F. Watkins who lived here
until recently. She attended Mid
way school a few years ago. She
attended Coker college, making
hi|^ honors there as a freshman.
She later attended Lander college.
Her many friends here congratu
late her in the part she played in
this play.
Mrs. W; L. Young spent a few
days with her sister. Mrs. Jees#
Sowell, who is ill at her home near
Kershaw.
Mlsa Louise Chatham of Sumter
will become the bride of Carl Catoe,
son of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Catoe,
at 6:30 Saturday afternoon, October
26, at Grace Baptist church, Sum
ter, 8. C.
Ralph Young was a visitor at
Winthrop college Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McCaskiU
spent Sunday with their daughter.
Mrs. Lovie Smith, and family.
Mrs. W. A. Hyatt and Mrs. Joe
Offield and their children spent
sevral days last week in Rock Hill
with relatives.
i Mr. ant Mrs. F. M. Walters were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mo-
Oulrt 8oa4ay. Mi^ McGulrt sur
prised her husband with a birthday
diuner. The cake with its candles
and the presents were quite a snr-
prlss.
Midway school made quite a
good showing at the fair, ^e FFA
and the JHA received several
awards and prices.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Beckham and
two children of^ Columbia * spent
the weekend with her brother.
Steve Bowers, and family.
Mrs. Clyde West and children of
Camden spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
West.
Birs. Roberta Bowers and two
sons visited her mother, Mrs. Me-
Ca, in Blansy last week.
Mrs. Louie Smith, who is ill, is
with her parents here.
Mrs. Edith Vaugh Melton, who
was a patient in the Camden hos
pital last week, was able to come
home Friday and is recuperating.
Mr. and Mrs.- Alby ]^wer8 and
children visited her uncle, Charlie
Rabon, in Ridgeway recently.
Mrs. McCallum, Mrs. Dolan and
F. B. Stanton accompanied the JHA
and FFA pupils of Midway school
to the State Fair Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Delma McLaugh
lin announce the birth of a dauih-
ter on October 21| at the Camden
hospital. Mrs. McLaughlin is the
former Anita Schooly of ClnclniutL
Ohio.
Mrs. E. M. McNair (Louise Mc
Coy) of Latta visited her father,
J. B. McCoy and family last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve West and
son, Steve. Jr., of Florence spent
the weekend with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill WUls of Bish-
opviUe visited Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Cooper Sunday,
Miss Marie Vaughn of Rock Hill
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Vaughn.
Miss Sarah June Rosier returned
to Winthrop college Sunday night
after a vialt of several davs with
her parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gresham and
son, John West of Wilmington. N.
C., spent Monday with her brother,
James West and family.
Little Miss Virginia McCallum of
Logoff spent the weekend with her
mother, who teaches in the Midway
school and makes her home with
Mrs. C^ )L_l|cGulrt.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Vaughn and
three children of Rock Hill visited
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
Vaughn and Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Hyatt over the weekend.
Mrs. Schooley of Cincinnati, Ohio,
is with her daughter, Mrs. Delma
McLaughlin for an extended visit.
Miss Margaret Cox, who teaches
the first grade at Midway, is ill
at her home in Camden.
J. T. Brannon of Rock Hill spent
Jacisbn Sdiool
Big Honor Roll
The report oil the Jackson gnuDf
mar school roll of honor peraenaal
for the first six weeks of school
has been announced.
In the first grade—A—M. J, Stonr
er, teacher; the honor roll Uste
Bennie Cooke, Rickard Jones,
Joseph Pate and PrlscUla Reid.
First grade—B—8. W. Aaron,
teacher; John Carter, Mae Etta
Mitchell and Gladys Murray.
Second grade—A—k. B. Jones,
teedier; Charles Edward Sanders,
Queen Isabella Williams; second
grade • 'B K. C. Powell, teachMr;
Arthur Matoon, Marie Miller. Don
ald Waddy and Helen Warren.
Third grade—A—B. H. MyerA
teacher; Richard Btyther. Charles
Halloman and Ellsab^ Patterson.
Third gradq—B—M. H. PicketL
teacher; Willie Mae Clybnm. Jidm
Ray Harper, Jr., Winnie B. Wrl^t
l^urth grade—A—E. B. Brownlee,
teacher; Willie Johnson, Mlrlapi
Johnson, Naomi Lawhome and
Peggy liiomas.
Fourth grade—B—^B. B. McGlrt,
teacher; Henry Brevard, Elizabeth
Groom. Valree Lawson.
Fifth grade—A—^D. W. Levy,
teacher; Geneva Halloman, Sylvia
Haile, Jimmie English and Johnny
Mae Robinson.
Sixth grade—8. B. Paxton, teach
er; William Cantey, George McKain
and Lillie Mae Newman.
Seventh grade—A, M. Ransom,
teacher; Doris Carson, Helen Craig,
Inez Dow, Margaret Hoffman Boy
kin Jones. Mary Knight and Horace
McMorris.
Concert To Be
At Trinity Church
The Kershaw county chapter of
the South Caroliha state college
alumni association will present the
South Carolina state college choir
la a eoMert at Trtalty Meftodtat
church. Novsaiber U. t p. aa the
proceeds firoai this fragram will
benefit a scholaMi^ which will he
given to a worthy atndent of Ker
shaw county. The student must be
a gnuluate of a high school In Kei^
Shaw county..
The public is Invited.
Tickets will be distrihuted by
members of the dub.
posud
HoU^ls hsceby g^^ ^
r.-??* aSihS.
set Iqr fheas to run or burn^
JJJJMtoBrIng thes^ or removd
theraCroH any trees, wood,
or a^bbery, wffi be proJecuSf’
the full extent of the bwr^
»W4f MRS. Knani da^
If joa wisli FOOT hosnn frand «f tarmitoa;
Or phtot tpraadMl oatsidn gr to (tonn^ or spray);
Or if it b a wall that raqairaa paper;
An auto or famitara that atoda raftoiahmf —. *
CaU 606j and tmj WHAT, WHERE and WHEN.
EDDIE NOLAN .
Camden, S. C, —— •— Phone 6(NILJ
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Brannon.
Angus Ray, who has operated th
filling station and grocery stmre
here for the past several months,
has sold his interest to Mr. Starnes.
Dick- Stanton 4a 411 wttb-e septic
sore throat.
Mrs. Lewis Smith and small
daughter returned home Sunday
after a week’s stay with her par
ents here. .
F. B. Stanton attended the Clem-
Bon-Carolina football game in Co
lumbia last Thursday, *
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. .Catoe, Carson
Catoe -and Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Young attended the Chatham-
Catoe wedding in Sumter Saturday.
BIRDSEY
BRINGS THE MILL TO YOU
NO N-BETWEEN PROFITS
ONLY ONE HANDUNC CHARGE
BHIDSEY^ BEST
(Snpw Gnd«)
. - ” $1.89
FOUR BROTH]^
(Hi«h Qaalkr)
$1.79
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MONEY SAVER
$1.69
BIRDSEY’S BEST COFFEE
(Vacuum Packed Can)
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MILL FRESH AT MILL PRICES
IWS nou^ t FKD niK
S. Broad Street Camden, S. C
A HOME OF DISIimN, SPACIOOSNESS aM CHARM
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In The Heart of Carolina*# Healthful Mid-Simthem **SaBd Belt**
4 MHJES FROM PINEHURST, N: C.
Touched by the Tang of the Sea
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• he Verner Z. Reed, Jr. Estate
at PINEHURST, N.C.
LINDEN ROAD
• COLONIAL BRICK MANSION
• APP. lUO ACRES
• EARM BUILDINGS
e 2 ARTIFICIAL LAKES
e IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
I Sihnfsniiiu's I'nnitlisr"
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‘ be sold ^
.6 auction
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SAT.,^ NO
eASIDE from Ks original purpoee as the high
est type of gentleman's estate, SANDY WOODS
is well adapted to use m a year-reifMi resort,
Institution, country elub, aehool er academy.
eBEtloee the attraetivety tandaeapad Geerp
Ian Colonial mansion of 1i reoma, daaighed in
three parts m that each oen ba out off H dieir’
ed, there are 7 estate buildinga all In exeelleiit
condition.
eTHE MAIN reeidonoe Is thoroughly modem*
ixed with copper loedora, gutom and aeiwene
and brats plumbing, eonvertlblo-oil heat, re-
oeesed radiators, oil hot water system. Artesian
water. Public Borvioo eleetrlolty, Soptle sewer-
age.
eADJACENT to the houaa Is a boar gerage
and laundry, with 8 room and bath ehauffeur'e
apartment above. And oIom by, a ruetio log
cabin of 2 rooms each with firoplaee- Main
stables accomodate 15 horuaa, has taek room,
groom’e room, toilet, etc. Shod etabla can shel-
tor 15 more horMS. Farm bulldinga include
bam for work horses, ahed for ogulpmant, and *
a 2-oow dairy bam oomplota with iateat equip
ment.
ITS NATURAL ATTRACTIONS ARE
to Ewideoce Eterywheref^"
FOR THE HORSEMAN AND SPORTSMAN,
there are exeeUeat faellitlM for heree-
raielng and training and aweepa of pine
woods traversed 1^ riding paths and
shooting ooverta. The footing Is ahnuy*
eooura—never muddy.
FOR. THE HUNTER, there la an abundance
of quail, wild turicay, gray fox and hare.
FOR THE TENNIS BNTHUSIAET, them it •
quiek-drying tennis oauft,
FOR WATER SPORTS, two artifiolal lakee on
tha grounds beckon and glleten In the
sun.
FOR THE GOLFERf, all the wariddameue
Plnehurst golf eouraea are within 4 mllee
of the resMenoe.
FOR THE FARMER, ITS eultivatad aeree pro-
duee peanbti, tebgaeo, ede.
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