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Births , llfequi^er Pries^i Conr*d: wM bjrm John H. FBlwefl«r, !«S‘SS'“"S?.2S: £-^s&?fSirT ^1 kidii«y»- Milliow of bowtt |t»«yy«*T»»«y I iIm country ovtr. A» yow )04NS PILLS _TH1^MDKII CMWeHiOuK, CMUMOi, 90l^m^MIOLmA, rmPAY, MAY It, IHf Alwauider Priactert 41, di«d at hit retidtnct htra Sunday ni«ht nftw an illneaa of tereral inpntht. Ho WM born fn Hampton, the ton of th» late William A. Prietter and Rebooca Stanley. Por the past 24 yonrt he had retided here and fol lowed the textile trade. Funeral aerticea were conducted at S o’clock Tuesday afternoon from the Wateree Baptist church. Interment followed in the Quaker cemetery. .' He is turriyed by his widow, Mrs. l>ona DutI^ Prietter of Cam den j.-three tons, Bari, Alexander and Robert E. Prietter of Camden; one daughter. Prances Prietter of Camden; hie mother. Mrs. Rebecca Prietter of Camden; three broth ers, Reubin and J. B. Prietter of Camden and Pamum Prietter of Fairfax; four ilatfirv-Urtr ^Catte Lou XSaHer of Camden, Mrs. Ine* Moody, Mrt. Oladyt Lyons and Mrs. Lula Zahler of Temattee, and one graiMaon. ~"~ U«« Chronicle Want Adt GET YOUR HOUSE % * Recovered Before Summer! 7e Save on Hand a Good Supply of— 210 Waitht ^ASPHALT SHINGI^ In Black or Green ALSO HAVE... 90 lb. RoU Roofing ''When You Think of Lumber, Think of U«** Hiller Lumber Co. 126 Camden, S. C. Bethune News The Bethune school clotes May 19. The commencement sermon will be preached Sunday atoming in the gymnasium br Ray mond. T. DeArmond pastor of. Chesterfield Baptist church, bring ing the message. Graduation exw- cises will be held Monday evening. Mrs. L W. Cooper and little daughter, Mr. and Mrt. R, E. Mc Leod and Leo Tiller of Durham were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry King. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Severance and children of Lamar .were week end gnests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Severance. Mrt. Wallace Phillips and little son. Montey, of Newport Newt, Va., were recent guests of their i»r- ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. n: Mc-i Laurin. — Mr. and Mrs. Wade Atkina and daughter. ’’Jackie*, Mias Mary Brannott of’Columbia and^ bliss Blanche Brannon of Camden spent Mother’s Day with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Brannon. — Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Hiott and children spent the weekend in Wal- terboro with their parents.'' Mrs. L M. Best entertained Tues day evening with three Ubles bf bridge, when the scores were count ed it wBs found that Miss CecelU King held high score, while Miss Harriett Maya received floating and bingo gifts. Mr.- and M^s. J. N. McLaurin bad as Mother’s Day guests all of their children present except Mrs. John Carlston of Maine. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. John Neil Mc- Laurin and children. Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence McLaurin and sons of Columbia, Richard McLaurin Of Florence, Mrs. Wallace Phillips of Newport News. Va» Mr. and Mrs. Paschal McLaurin and children of Laurel Hill, N. C. Mrs. Kate McNanll and children, liirs. Eugene Brown and children, Mr. and Mrt. A. M. McNaall and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McNaull. all of Columbia, were Sunday guests of relatives here. Rev. and Mrs. T. B. Anderson of Camden spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pate. Mr and Mrs. N. E Tmesdell and daughters of Gastonia were visitors here Friday and Saturday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd«0’Brysn and son, Nelson of .Greelyville, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Witherspoon ^ MayeS' ville spent Mother’s Day with their parents, Mr and Mrs. D. T. Yarbrough and Mrs. Margaret Marion. Mrs. Josh King and little daugh ter are Visiting their mother, Mrs. Clara Hinkle In Rose Hill, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brunson spent the weekend at M3rrtle Beach. They were accompanied by their neices, Katheryi^e Sims of Rock Rm and Sara lUOMlle and Althea Tvnsedell of Oaetorla. Mr. and Mra. M. E. Parker and son, Msrkm, Mr. and Mrs. Purdy Sowell spent Sunday in Lynchbufg with relativea. Misaes Bunny Hammond and Joyce Fowler of Winthrop college spent the weekend here with their parent!. Mr. and Mrt. June Truesdell spent Sunday in BenuettsvUle with Mra. Truea^U’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. B^ T. Melton. Miss^ Stella Bethune accom- panted Mrs. Betta Reed of Richburg to Duke hoepttal Vhere their sister end mother. Mrs. B. L. Norwood, Is a patient Misses WiUene Price and Vera Mungo spent the weekend in Rock Hill with Mrs. E. B. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Price of Washington have returned after visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Price. ' , The BethBnflL haaehaU 4eMa hae been very succestfal this year, hav ing won District 5 and 7. They met Rains, winner of District 4 and 12 Friday afternoon and beat them with a score of 29 to 4. The other games will be played thia week. The next games will be played witb Brsnchville during this week. These games will decide the winner of the lower state championship. Mrs. Tom Ed Hearon and little son. Tommy, spent the weekend in wDMdo« of dM ddo, N—rabolw k ddn. So . Nfrtibiet to ew. 30BBY ETHIN’TOSHOVJ YA.r SHEHEEN’S THlBtSALOCKl 0FK\Y HAll^ T VUVfSAVE icssmil AUVE 7 HtS HAKL 1 tBQONE/ r—^ oo. 09< And to would Sbekom^t cuttomort be gone if they did not ghre Hmib good, meate and firetk vegetablet. Our terwice b courteous end prompt. Wemnin- I the lowest prices end highest quality in' Camdent SHEHEEN'S GROCERY . ^ 7.1,. ■■ enmoEn. s.i FREE DELIUERV PHOHES 24-25 \ HOR^RS!! 1^0 you mean to tel this beautiful ho\ slowly wret \eof Termites? me is be^. “ *«> ezense OM naid^cl in a brief inlamd ef tka place conid kava bneq fraed dl tka Tes-^^kjd^ ^ hnim ll fan kavon*! kad H ckechad for P.JOHNSQNJIr laOtFafrll. — — — j* win ^Serk yni Jmllhig end tr" ye« «ac% wkat it wiO coat to fraa Ikn of tetusitoa, ... We i;-. COMING AiyACnONl Camden Theatre , Friday - Saturday May ie47 -MY BROTHER tALKS " td HORSES** Jsnltfiis totSr Law , fefd ' Beverly Tyler . Also iSeteotsd tliort Bubjeets Spedal lOtSO F. M. Show Saturday, May 17 ‘*ACCOMI%JCE’' Riehard Alien—Veda Ann Borf Monday and Tnesday May 19 - SO MICKEY’S BACKIII' In a New Dandy Andy Hardy HItl **LOVE LAUGHS AT ANDY HARDY*’ Mickey Rdoney—Lewis Blons Bara Haden—Lina Romoy Latest News Wednesday and Thursday . May 21.22 "SINBAD, THC SAILOR” „ In Teehnleelbr DeuglM Fairbanks, Jr. Maureen (FHara—Walter tlexak Aleo Latest News Aiehburg. ’They were accompanied homo Sunday evening by her moth er. Mrs. S. Jordan for a few days stay. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davia Jr, an- nbunce the arrival of a daughter, Sandra Faye, May 11. Mr. and Mrs. Hehry King, their weekend guests and Mrs. Prs'nk Lee were visitors ,ln Msyesville Sunday. . ' Earl Jones of the Medical school in C^r^ston, Mr. and Mrs. Haxel HortM of Angelus were Visitors in the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jones during the the weekend. ^ , \ i— Mr. and Mrs.NR ^ McCssklll have received s meSsao from their son, Sgt. Ralph McCssklll, who has ■ 't BAQg TNfUS Dunndell Gardens Open to PubBc Dnnndell Gardens, the- new flow- erland where 600,000 Japanese Iris blooms appear this spring, was opened to the public May 18 and been stationed in Japan, saying that saying he had landed at f Fort VLawton, Washington. Miss Margie Jones spent the weekend here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Jones. Mlses Barbara, Pm tale and Joyce MeDonsld spent the weekend in Sumter with reMtlvea. will beHt Sieir height for savaral weeks thcrasfter. . The gardens are being opened to the public for the first time, after having been developed over s per iod of more than 20 years. A nomi nal charge is made, but the few people who have seen the gardens In bloom report that the lai^eat collection of Japanese Iris in the country Is well worth the price The gardens are located a short distance oft highway 76, about 10 miles from Sumter and ^bout SO miles from Columbia. A paved road lends from the highway between Shaw Field and Statebnrg and the road Into the gardens tnma off to the left a few hundred yards from highway 76. \ .4;i for. MEURAlcIC PAIN nwufr Rub on NEURJAALM 1. PORTIIAIINO pde. 2. numuamo setioe •tin up dfCttUuloo ID bclp fimk-ep tka WHIN yee _ Ntonbalm •ora 10 wodt ia- r«J Mirfaot blood, iowbu dMoegh cooaMMd u«u. givw n- Mwod Ufa 10 Wfilnid Moadat. Tba odiar- i« CMaad by aaattioe. aapoaurt or fat tra taUavae. Sdanrinr raaaarcb pr Naorabalaa worka fatf aad tgtftMf, Alao stand for iba laliaf of. niaaciilar Bcbaa, aof nacb, drad back oniaclaa, cbaac ao CBbk, bwabw •od aaialcaa to .. ao CLEAN aad yoa wtat fmt aad waicowa raliaf from naaralsic aad niiucalar •ebaa aad paJaa mb wkb Nrnrabaloi.. Fad fataxad. Maap baoar ... fad better. Hisfalr prated b* aaata. Follow dtectiooa io foldar. 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