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TWt OAMDOII CHIfWiCI.1, CAMOUt tOUTM CAWOtlWA, PWlDAVi AI»ttlL 14 iHF
Ihlzeli Resident
IMes In Sumter
J. W. Weldon, <S. of Dnlsell. dM
nt the Tnomey hoapltnl at
at t:80 Monday night after am ill-
nesa of a few dayi. He had
in declining health for
yeart.
He la inrvlred by hie wldow» Mrm
Ethel Roes Weldon; two
teri, Mra. B. A. Smith of HartavfDa
Cassatt News
Mr. amd Mra. J. B. McCey Ttetv
ed Mr. amd Mn. Owema aad famkily
near OreemTl^ receaUy. *Mra
WlUlaaa/lB>w«ra amd aea. BUI Mo
Coy fromi Ohio, were at hcame. toa
Ref. amd Mra. T. B. Amd arena
of Camdea werf Ttatfom hare Sam
day afterweoa.
Mr. amd Mia. J.- W. Bacham of
Oolamhia ware with hdr »mramtm
Mr. amd Mra J. L. Oeeper. ami
their eeh. iehamie, over the wtk
and Miaa Roaa Weldon "of Beam' emd.
ter; two eons, Jameo Weldom ami^ Mr. aad Mia. Oaraace Pate of
Mood Weldon of DalseU; ome adWiBethame vMted letatlvea here San>
ter, Mra. A. U Northcett of Saar
ter; one brother. A. W. Weldom et
Dnlsell, and aeveral nlecea
nephmwa^.-^
The hineial party leff the Shal*
ley-Bmnson F>iaeral home at t:S0
day aftemooak
Mra Alhy Bowera and two
amdi Batch and Ronny. apent aeveral
days W week whh relatlvea In
Oolambia
Mr. and
Mra Roy McLaughlin
Tneeday afternoon for Provldenee and ton of Camden apent Sunday
church near Dalsell. where faneral.' with his perenta, Mr. and Mra. S.
and committal aervieea were heM L. McLaughlin
at 4 o’clock. The Rev. Lynn Cor
bett coadaK;ted the aervicee. aaalat
ed by the Rev. B. W. Reynolda mad
Rev. T. V. Hngglna.
Mr. Weldon waa a lifelong resi
dent of Sumter eonnty and a mem
ber of the Woodmen of the World
for many yeara.
No one fa safe from cancer!
Whose family- will it boy-youra or
the one next door?
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Report Of Tragedyi
Bethime News
Mra. M. h. Kelley and Mra. J. M.
Clybnm, aeeompanled hy Mr. and
C. T. Parker of Jacksonville, Fbu,
spent several days laat weak with
Mra. Rwmond Clybnm in Norfolk,
Va.
F. C. KMley. Jr., is visiting his
sister, Mr*. Balph Lents Im Ports-
month, Vm.
Guests eC the J. HL Severance
isst wtk wwe: Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Severance, C. R. Severance and
According to Baltimore Mpm wn. Mrs. Harry Randolph, Mrs.
the death of Major John M. Chapin Jimmie Taflon and Mrs. Woodrow
Yoamf Fifhtmr FiloC, WmU
Kmomrii Hmnm, Wmm 1b
~ FonsMitioa mt Time ‘
pilot of a P-80 Shooting Star, which
caught fire in the air and plonged
Into the Maryland hillside, was in-
stsntaneous.
The press reports that advices
from-, Langley JPisld,. where
Chapin was stationed, indicate that
he was piloting the jet propelled
plane In a formation of seven
Anderson of Lamar and J. Ia Sev
erance of Columbia.
The Hattie Hnestee circle of the
Baptist chtirch met Moilday after
noon with Mrs. Vamsdore. The
continnatloo of.. Jlie_
book, Christw Bmptor, .was tmaght
Mr. and Mrs. 8. T. MiseUe spent
last Monday night with her moth
er. Mrs C. A. Mosler. »n route
from Florida' to Maine. •
Mr. and Mra. F. B. SUnton and
sons and Mrs. C. L. McOuirt spent
Saturday in Columbia.
Mrs. C. Lu McCssklU and Miss
Betty Jane HcCsskill visited Mr.
and Mrs. Louie Smith Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hazel Horton and
son. Randy, who have been living
In Columbia tor the past several
years, have moved' back with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bran
non
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Mosler visit-
Florence recently,
isa Marie Vaughn left last
week to accept work In Rock HllU
Mr\and Mrs. L. H. Catoe, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Catoe, Carson
Catoe, Mt. and Mrs. Everett Toung
and Lemuel Faulkenberry attended
the Faulkenberry-Neal wedding in
Branchville Easter Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Baker of
Bethnne visited friends here Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yarbrough
and son, Marlon, visited her father
who is a patient in the Camden
hospital Sunday afternoon.
Miss Doris Humphries, who has
been ill several weeks, la mneh
better and is out again.
News was received here recently
that Capt. W. R. Rosier, who hi
stationed in Tsingtoo, China, had
been selected to go to Shanghai as
a Marine representative. CapL
Rosier did not know Just what his
duties arould bei.
Mr. and Mra. Grady Humphries
announce the birth Of a son th the
Camden hospital last week. Mrs.
Humphries- was -tht fopnet Msrlei
by Mrs. T. B. Altman, after Which
^ .delightful refreshments were
planes when the officer in charge> {I10 hostess.
ShkAh OWAwdoklA __
Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mra.
Onium Robinson.
The Home Demonstration club
met with Mra. Charles Granger
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Alby Bowers and family are
moving to Columbia this ,we^
Henry N. McNeely had liis hand
badly cut with a wood saw.
of the group noticed Chapin’s plane
was gettnig out of line. Suddenly
it was enveloped in flames and
then crashed.
In crashing the momentum was
so great that it dug a crater some
Tour to five feet in depth. Wreck
age was scattered over a wide area
and fabric from the plane was later
seen hanging to the branches of
trees.
A Baltimore pape/ carries a pic
ture of the place where the crash
occured.
Major Chapin’s body was tkken
to Portland, Maine, where faneral
services and Interment took place.
Later Mrs. Chapin, who was the
former Mary ZempT'lHth her two
months old son, will cotn^td Cam
den to be with bef' parents. Mr
and Mrs. Ernest Zemp, Fair street.
Faeklag « Balai
la packing a vagetabls salad,
place two tablstpooQs of salad
dratslnf in the bottom of the eon-
talasr. Place die cut op greens and
▼egetsblea 00 top of die dressing.
Cover d^tly, end pedt right side
up la Am hmeh box. When the child
is ready for lunch, be can turn ttie
eonteiiier upside down and allow it
to stand a few minutes adifle tbe
dressing runs fhrou^ the salad.
After he turns It right side up,
epens It, and gives one stir, he has
a tossed selsd ready to eat
The Kate Wood circle met with
Miss Lee. Hilton with the same
missionary study taught by Mrs. R.
K. Thompklns. Delicloas refresh
ments were served. -
ThefW. M. S. met at the chnreh
on Wednesday. A very interesting
program waa given on Europe.
Mrs. Priscilla Francis has return
ed from the Camden hospital where
she was a patient.
Misa Jerry Smith Kelley of Blsh-
opvllle and Lacy L. Hayes, Jr^
of Lstta, were married at the
Presbyterian manse Friday night
April 11, by Rev. W. L. Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Blackmon of
Camden were Sunday guests of.
Mra Beanies Hilton.
Lottie Catoe celebrated her 11th
birthday Friday afternoon when
she invited in a number of her
school mates. She was the recipient
of many pretty and useful gifts.
Dr. E. Z. Truesdell attended the
Kershaw medical meeting at Gns
Wards place Wednesday evening.
Miss Edith Mnnn and Carl 8.
Middleton of Charlotte and Jeffer
son were married Thursday after
noon at 5:80 in Pageland by Rev
Douglas Smith. Mrs. Middleton Is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dsn
H. Munn of Bethnne. Graduated
from high school last May and hat
since held a position with Lance
Packing company, Charlotte. Mr.
Middleton Is the son of Mr. and
Mn. E. A. MMfleton et Jetterson.
He holds a pesttlon artth the Lance
Paeki^ company. After a skort
hoBeymoen in the moan tains of
North Carolina the yoang couple
will he at home at 78f E. 15th
street, Charlotte, N. C. '
Annonneemente have been re
ceived here of the marriage of Mias
Alice Anne Jackson to Walter Mil
kier StevMia. April 8, m Lancaster.
*Mt. Stevens is the son of Mrs. W.
M. Stevens and the late Mr.
Stevens, who lived here for a num
ber of years.
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison Graham
and sons apent Sunday Jn Swansea
and Orangeburg.
Mr. and Mra. J. G. Squires aad
family spsnt Sunday in Charleston
vising the gardens.
Mr. and Mrs. ‘O. V. Clement and
Spartanhaqr were .waakgild
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mitch
ell. They were accompanied home
hy Mrs. M. S.> Mitchell, who kaa,
been on an extended viaft here wfthj
her son and fanSly. |
Louis Hilton Is a patient In the
Camden hospital. J
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Hilton of
Georgetown were Sunday gnests of
the Lewis Hiltons.
Miss Carolyn Bethea spent the
weekend in Spartanburg with
frienda
Mils June Williams of Columbia
was tbe weekend guest of Mr. and
Mrs. John Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Seeley of Co
lumbia were the weekend guests
lot their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Will Hammond.
Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Klrkley of
BishopvlUe were Snaday vMton of
the John Bakera.
Mrs. Leo ’Ttiler of Onrhaak N. C..
is TislUng her parenU, Mr. ani
Mrs. B. E. Gardner.
Mr. and Mrs. C L. McKjnntm and
children were guests of rdatfvM
in *nmmon8ville Sunday.
Mrs. C. B. Mitchell atteiMed the
Qneens-Chlcora Itmcheon In Flor
ence Saturday.' Mrs. Mitchell has
served two years as speretary for
the aasocUtion.
^ TraasfsD
arday in Floren^^Znr
Mrs
patient
sy to Worence with 1?
I- B, L. Norwosi
lent to the hospinl ^
Mr. end Mrs
daughters of Mon^*
weekend guesu of
D. M. Maya. *'•
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Barca Loafer Chairs $84,50
Kitchen Chairs — .$2M
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Bedroom Suites $79,50
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Odd Beds, Twin Beds and Full Size
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