Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r-Y’-'?' u THi omumi CHwoiiicm CAnom, mvtn cahouma, mtaAv. diccmuii it, tm Bethmie News 9vkUfftg gou a HAPpy NEW YEAR. ? t !■ Ae MWM frlemlly , wplrit mUh wUeh we eerwedi jmm !■ I94m we stand pledged to serve you in 1947. With grateful acknowledgement of past favors we extend to all the seattm^s greetings. MYERS MOTOR COMPANY 'SS' - The annnal Chrlatmas meetlBK of the bride club wme held Toeedar eTenlng vtth Miu Harrtett Mays In her cabin, two .miles from town. The cabin was with its bis open fireplace, greenery and gaily decorated tree. After the camea were brer gifts were giren out to each gnest Those winning prises were C. B. Mitchell, Miss Mary Bl- len McLanrln and L. M. BMt. Onests of the evening were Mrs. Louise Etheridge, Misses Jolla Ken* nedy, Mary B&en McLaorin and ^te Barrineao of Columbia. Miss Harry Randolph of Lamar is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. SevOTsnce. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Moyer and family of Colombia ware Sunday guests of the Lee Hiltons. Mrs. Jadi Easterling of McCall is visiting her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. L; M. Best Mr. and Mra Fred Brinsor visited relatives in Jessup and Sum* merville. Qa., this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Thrower and children of Charleston are visiting Mrs. Thrower’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. BUI Smith. Mr. and Mrs# June Tmesdell spent Sunday in BennettsvUle with Mrs. TmesdelTs parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Melton. Mrs. Richard O. Jacobs of Trenton, N. J., arrived Thursday to spend Christmas with her par> ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed G. Davis Soon after arriving she had phone caU from her husband, whs is stationed at this ptatee, tMllng her to return as he was to leave for overseas* service the first of the week. Mrs. Jacobs left the nest day to return to Trenton. Mrs. L. D, Robertson is spend* ing Christmas in HartsvUle with her son and famUy, Mr. and Mra. HamUton Thomas. Mrs. Eva Morgan has returnee from an extended visit with her eon and famUy, Mr. and Mrs. Van Morgan in Bennettsville. School closed Friday for one week’s holiday. At 11 o'clock the annual Christmas mesage was brought by Rev. T. B. Altman in the Baptist church. Music was fur nished by the Glee club. Mr. and Mrs. N. E., ’TruesdeU and children of Gastonia, N. C., are spending Christmas with their par ents, Dr. and Mrs. E. Z. ’Tmesdell Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Hlott an^ family spent the weekend and the first of the week in Walterboro with Mr. Hlott’s parents. Little Sara Margaret Cassady celebrated her fourth birthday an' niversary Saturday afternoon, when she invited in a number pf little friends, to make merry the day. Friends wUl be glad to know that Jflas Gerry Davis, who Is a| The foUowtag WtaUkrop gtria are patieat in Camdea heapHal, Is re* at home for the holidays: Misaas enperating nicely from an opera- Ehra Jo and WlUie Esther Ratcliff, tlon. Miss Louise Wells of Tovtagton, Conn., has arrived to spend the winter with Mlss. Mary Arthur and her father, F. M. Arthur. Mrs. Manning Parker entertained her circle, the Walter V. Jerman, fA the Methodist ehardi Friday evening. Carols were sung and a Christmas program presented. Bunny Hassmond. Joyce Fowler, Mary Frances Tarbrou^ and Bara Rebecca McKinnon. Miss Sara Gordon of MaaapoUs, N. O. hi visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. P. Gordon. Miss Margie Jones of Aynor is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Jones. Mr. and Mrs. BUI Horton , are reeeivlag oongvatalatioas upon the arrival of a son. December 12. Bethune McLaurin is spending Christmas in Pair Forest, IlL, with friends. Earl Jones of the Medical School of Charleston is spending the holi days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jones. Mrs. Carl Bath and son and Mra. 8. E. Hilton of Wilson. N. C., are visiting Mra. M. C. McCaskill. Mrs. Elmore HUton and daugh ter are vMtteg In Barak4f^-<X Miss Betty Best is vlidting her I^ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Best BETHE8DA PRESBYTERIAN Sunday, December It. A. Douglas McAm, pastor. Church school, for every age at 10 o’clock. At the 11:11 morning service the Lord’s Supper wUl be observed. Miss Jean Williams will sing. Edward Thomp son. organist Everyone is Invited to attend these services. May many friends help make the days brighter for you in 1947 CHRISTMAS & CHRISTMAS COMING ArntACilOMS Camden TheMre FrL-5et.t Dec. 27-28 **UY PAL TRIGCER” Roy Rogsre-J'^labbir Mayes AMs tsiestsd Bhort Edbjects DM.2is8McUl ,U>t30 P. WL Show SCHOOL HEROT Mom.-Tttes,, Dec. 30*31 QM MY siquLm’* AIss Lsdsst News Wed.-TLiira,, Jen. 1*2 ««MY DARLING CLEMENTINE’’ Also Latsst News 'Hennr-Heer Year To AB / “R” sfnaib for “BAM", 1H7 First Baby Coni^^^mter. is alsastmtBs tor “fifiSKW'.Mbv store of quality wKere'.you<oBU4ind everything * necessary to clothe and take care of the %iAy. " BSLICS DEPARTMENT STORE is going to I PRESENT WtE i9M WktNm Ot ihe Annual Roby Derby with an all wool CRIB ‘By^NKET Announcing » Cancellation Of All Obligations For New Automobiles mi * 'if-*. To thePablic: . t Due to the fact that the Studebaker Company I has not assigned us any car quota—end to the un certainty as to when the famous Studebaker cars win be available to take care of the reservations Hsted by many hundreds of motorists wishing to purchase a new Studebaker car... ♦ t * We take this opportunity to announce to the ) '-v , car-seddng pubUc that we are, as of this date, canceHing aU (ddigations occasioned by reserva* tion requests. ^ • A It is eomBMulBHVwledge that many dtizens who desireto purchase new cars have filed thdr namesvritii a nutierity if nof aU of tiieautomobile agencies in Cam^n. .Hus has, in a great meas ure created a chaotic and unfair situation. To elindnate any and aU unpleasant and un fair dtuatHHis that have arisra because of this wholesale registration of prospective car buyers with many agendes, we hav^ decided on the above stqi. We appreciate the public demand for the Studebaker cm’s and trust that its many friends will keep in toudi wift u& We want yon all to have and enjoy these Kh^ of Hie hoihwqr. MOTOR - 1\ m -M 'M •13