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14. ft tig Mom* ^ JJ.
ifhter, Mr*. M. C. R4IL wllfc
)m be Uved W^k* *(
MS, wu h*UI Montfftjr, meem-
U »t 11 o’clock at th* Bearer
s Baptist churob, with the Her.
de Qainn, pastor, In charge,
e Rer. T. B. 4ltaum oT Bethun*
rtist diardh, astlsthi«. Actlr*
Ibearers wbre elx grandsoiis;
k1 Tidwell of BethapMa Lewis
[well o( Rock Hill. Ororer Hntt
Columbia, L. A. Hyaitt of Cas-
t. Junior and Oraden Darls of
jiune. I
lower girls were six grand-
ighters: Margie. Jana and Ctoldie
Iwell of Oolnmbla, BMen Reed
Iwell of Cassatt. Betty Jo Tld*
II of Bethane, Mrs. L. C. Baker
Cassatt and Martha Ellea Pol-
I of Camdeiu
jncle "Jinuale’* as he was known
his many friends, eras a falthfol
mber of Bearer Dam chorch.
ere he was saperlatendent and
n Orr BoUdiiig
Charles B. Blyther, .magistrate
lor DsKalb township, whose term
of office expires next March, has
trtnafscred his radio and electrical
appliance serrice and repair bnsi*
nass te headgaarters in the Pat Orr
Transfer and Storage warehoose on
West Rutledge street.
Mr. Blythm* has been a student
of radio for ysar* and he guaran
tees all of Ids work. Gte has all
testing eQulpment necessary to In
sure a good Job <» any make Qf
radio or eleetrical appliance.
He also carries a complete line
of equipment and accessories.
tMi CAM DRW CHHOWtCLE CAMBtM, tOUTM CAROUWA, FHIPAY, DIClMBgft gy
teacher for many years.
He is surrlTe^l^ aeren chBdren.
four boys and three girls: A. T. TM-
well of Rock Hill, P. J. TMweU
of Cassatt. D. C. Tidwell of Co-
lumbU, B. K. Tidwell of Bethane.
Mrs. J. H. Hyatt of Cassatt. Mrs.
M. C. Hall of Cassatt and Mrs. Sam
Deris of Bethane. Porty-ftre grand
children, 8f great-grandditljlm. t
great-graat-grandchildren. Also a
number of nieces and nephews.
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\inilia)ai E Ilioinaa
IMes At Hosi»tal
WUliam H. Thomas. M. died Thee-
day at th* Camden hospital after
an illness d four months. '
He was a son of the late Mr.mud
Mrs. T. S. Thomas and was bom
in Gaston county, North Carolina.
Funeral sesTtoea were conducted
at S o’clock Wednesday afternoon
from the Wateree' Baptist church
by the Rer. Mr. Dabney and the
Rer. Mr. Webb. Interment followed
in the chnreh cemetery.
He is surrlred by his widow,
Mrs. Beulah West Thomas of Cas
satt; one son. W. H. Jr., of Cam
den; four daughters, Mrs. Jack
Lanidey, Mrs. Hiram Baker. Mrs.
Lcte Farmer of Camden and Mias
Doris Thomas of Cassatt, and one
sister, Mrs. 0. F. Marshall of Cam
den.
Mr. Thomas was a member of
the Maeonic lodge of CanMen.' He
bad Twen a merchant for the past
It years.
Una duromkla Wapk Adn
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CHUSTIIAS IS A ’nm WHEN OLD LOYAl.
.ms Ask NOT ONLY STRENGTHENED
BUT BKMRMBBBBD. WE WANT YOU TO
KNOW BOW InJCB WE APPREOATE YOUR
CONFIDENCE IN US. AND HOW EARNESTLY
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WE WISH FOR YOU A VERY JOYOUS
CHRUniAS HOUDAY.
DRAKEFOtU)^ OAMGfi
HUDSON SALES mid SERVICE
IS hern
Peace pid
Good
Ugliting 4h* wnyiobeHer
feHowiMip end good
towards ell is CkristftMS.
Thnt It my bn n truly
happy Chriftmei for ench
of you i| onr erdent wish.
D.'C Dixon’s
Bargain House
9S1 Braad Straat
and 938 Broad Straat
Ubniy HiH News
Hen. and Mrs. R. B. CnnninAham
and two UtU* sons spent the week
end here with his sister. Mrs. R. J.
Wardlnw. Sr., and other relatlres,
at his boyhood home where his
friends and relatlTea are always
glad to see him. Mr. Cunningham
early In life located In Barnwell
county where he became «aite
prominent In buslnees'affairs and
politics, haring senred seTsral
terms In the State House of rep-
resentatiree as well as in other
poeltlona of honor and trust We
tear that he has acquired a resi
dence In Columbia now tad wttl
make his home la the capital city.
We wmre glad to meet onr old
friend, l^m Yarboroofh of Be-
thnus, in Cnmdep on Monday.
Capt N. 8. Richards, chairman
of the Kershaw County W^fare
board, was in Camden Monday.
W. P. Beckham. U8C student
wns nt.home orer the weekend.
Miss Edith Richards was a basl-
ness Tisitor in Camden on Mon-
dny.
Mias Louise Jones and sister
Imre had their- big residence im-
prored by the addition of n new
composition roof and R L. Jones
has also had his home' recorered.
A number of minor ImproTements
hare also been noticed in late
weeks.
A ralnable yonng mule belcmglng
to’ Abe Ealy (colored mant was
it and killed by a truck of J. Abe
niton one night last week. The
damage was adjusted satisfactorily
without troublea.
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY NOTES
Mrs. Betty Knight has accepted
the chairmanship of a committee
from the hospital auxiliary to see
that the hoeidtal Is decorated for
Christmas timeu
Under the boundary watars
treaty of IMS between the Untied
States and Canada, hot! conntrtea
hare rigkta of tree nartgation on
the Great Lakes.
PRISENTIO CHEST OF SILVER
Darld Baum, local agwit the
Colonial Life and Accident Insnr-
anoe <xpnpany. has been presented
with a cheat of sUrer ware^ for
haring gone orer his quota of in
surance written in a rpcent period.
Mr. Baum is winner in a flreetate
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•CHRISTMAS FLOWERS”
The Young People's Society of
the Pentecostal Holhnesa chnroh ia
sponsoring a play, “Ohriatnaa
Flowers,” on Sunday nlgtiL Deoein-
her 12, at 7:t0.
’The imbllc Is cordially inrlted
to attend. ..
Through the efforts ^f the hos-
idtal anxiliary, the uAaes home
baa been pr^defl with two elec
tric Irons and two Ironing bonrds.
Also each nnrees room has been
eqnipped with a towel rack.
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A football eoachV wants nt least
ona player on his team who Is self
centered
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May'thu
Christmas of 1946
be
the most joyous
you have evsr known.
THE
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CHRISTMAS
THOUGHT
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RIGHT NOW TO SAY OUR LIHLE FIECE-AN OLD REFRAIN. iT1S
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