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Sodal Worker
Tavern Reepena
BxamliaUons were apnoonced
loiar kjr tho U. '9. etvU senrico
comiDlseloii for filllni; social work
er and gaoiogtot poaltiona in the
federal aenrlce.
Persona appointed to social work
er positions, at salaries ranglnir
from M.St7 to |8,17» a rear will
social work assistance to vet
erans in boepltals, out-patient
clinics and otker veterans admin
istration Installatlona located in
Washington, D. C., and throughout
the United States. No written test
is reqflred. To qaallfy, applicants
mnst have had appropriate train
ing and sKperience in the field of
social work.
Geologist positions are located
in Washington. D. C., and vicinity,
in various federal agencies, and
throughout the United States in the
department of agriculture and the
department of the interior. Salaries
range from $4,149 to $7,102 a year.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS
AND CREDITORS
All parties to the estate of H. B.
Stokes are hereby notified to make
payment to the undersigned, and
all parties, if any, haring claims
against the said estate will pre
sent them likewise, duly attested,
within the time prescribed by law.
BESSIE S. GARDNER,
VICTORIA J. STOKES.
ll-20c Administratrices.
Camden, S. C.. July IS. 1947.
WAIT!
The Thomas Tavern reopened
Saturday after being in the hands
of painters and decorators for sev
eral days.
The interior of the tavern was
completely renovated, even inter the
kitchen and other service room.
On Monday the work of repainting
the front of this popular eating
place was carried out.
New light fixtures of the Goure-
scent type are being installed in
the tavern. Additional signs are
contemplated for the front of the
building.
Competitors will not be required
to take a written test. To qualify,
they must have completed college
study in geology or must have
a combination of such study and
technical experience, plus profes
sional experience in geology.
Further information and applica
tion forms may be obtained from the
commission’s local secretary. Miss
Ingram, located at Camddn post of
fice, from * most first-and-second-
class post offices, from civil ser
vice regional offices, and from the
U. S. civil s^ice commission,
Washington 26/ 0. C. Geologists’
applications will be accepted by
the commission until further no
tice. Applicants for the social work
er examination must be filed with
the board of examiners at the ap
propriate Veterans Administration
branch office not later than August
12, 1947. ’The address of the branch
ofGces are given in the examination
announcement.
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Cassatt News
One of the prottleet birthday
parties given in this eoanaunity
was the one given by Mra Jf. C.
West for her two chiMren, Naaey,
age 7, and Henry, age •$, last
Thnrbday afternoon. The little
guesta were entertained on the
outside with games they enjoyed,
then they were taken in the house
and most of them mtered a con
test, trying to pin the donkey's tail
In the right place. Disk Stanton
won first prise and Travia Rawl
won second. Each little guest was
given a cute paper cap and then
took thehr places around the beau-
ilfuUy decorated tabla. Each plaoe
was marked with pretty baskets
tilled with candy. They were served
ice cream and cake. The lovely
white cake with yellow and pink
decorations was in the center of
the Uble. T^low and pink paper
extended' from. the chandelier to
each corner of the table and flow
ers arranged in the dinihg room
made a lovely setting for the
party. The little honor guests then
opened their presents and every
one enjoyed the excitement and
pleasure of this part of the party.
Mrs, West was assisted in enter
taining by her mother, Vfrs. Christ
mas and Mrs. Wilma Rawl. The
following were present: Mrs. R. B.
Elliott, Mrs. J. T. Elliott, Terry
BUiott. Mrs. A. L. Young, Willis.
Jo and ’’Ju'tay” Young, Mrs. ’’Pete”
Horton, Randy Horton, Travis and
Martha Rawl, Carol Ann Christmas,
Dick and Roddy Stanton, Marcia
Dsvls, Nancy Hall, Jimmie Stokes,
Mrs. J. L. Cooper and grandson,
Johnnie Buchan, Mrs. Jake Wat
kins and Leona Watkins. Doug
Young, Mrs. A. A. West.
Mrs. Hattie Courtney of Colum
bia visited her daughter, Mrs. J. R.
West and family last week.
.Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Munn and
family of Qamden spent Sunday
with her sister,, Mrs. Charlie Ray
and familyr
Miss Ruth Walters of Columbia
spent the weekend with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Walters.
Mr. and tMrs. J. T. Brannon and
son, Jimmie of Rook Hill, were
with his parents for the weekend.
.Mr. and Mrs. Brannon accom
panied their son home for a few
days visit.
Mrs. Cathran of Charlotte, N. C,.
spMif several dasrs last week with
NCWCOIIKM TO CAMRCN
Mr. sad Mrs. Taft Wraas and
Httie muigditan are naw mairtng
their home la Camden. Mr. Wraps
is superlnteadent of Jaeigm Beslan
MIU, coming here from Asheboro,
N. C.
OCMCTIIIY CARETAKIIt HAt
NSW PHONI NUMOCR •
The OMnetsry caretaker calls at
tention to the fast that the care
taker. Mr. 'Thompson’s phone asm-'
ber la iTO-M.
to Tho
Mrs. B. U McNeely and family.
Miss Flo Rosier returned to
Camp Lejenne, N. C., Tuesday after
a few days visit here.
Mrs. John Buchan of Columbia
was at home for the weekend.
J. W. Buchan of Colllinbia spent
the weekend in Pine Bluff, N. C.,
with relatives. His uncle, Robert
Stuart, was painfully Injured in a
car accident last week and is in
a hospital in Pine Hurst, N. C
Mrs, Sallle Elliott of Kershaw
spent the weekend 'with her grand
daughters, Misses Elixabeth and
Sarah Elliott.
Kenneth McNeely is in the Vet
erans hpspiUl in Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Rosier of
Cayce and IWph Rosier of Cayce
and Augusta, Ga., visited M. S.
Rosier last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Stanton and
sons, Dick and Roddy, spent the
weekend in Saluda with her par
ents, R
Faiffieid Manor
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ChA BgcoiMM Ontelaad-
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shoe string Rptetaai. home waSm
ehlekmmabo^^salU BaJov.
asparagus ttpe, also hot bread aad
buHer. oaW lea ereaoA pim and
coffee or tea.
After stndllng through the
large rooam with their laamwnth
flreplaeee. where In yeeteryeara
Vealthy measbsre of this exclusive
Hunt club gathered to recount
tales of hunting proweee. hmiteg
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at t^ maeMve mlrrore, eaguiatte oi Ck$t flan,
Stanton returned Monday but Mrs
Stanton and sons reqiained for a
longer vlglt
Miss Ruth fjylea of Bethnne Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. B. Teal.
Mr, and Mip. Vem H. Cutler of
Cassatt,
The stately brick maaaioa, buUt
some fifty-eight years ago, by a
group of wealthy northern sports
men three miles this side of
Ridgeway, eaDSctly li mOee frem
Camden on Highway $4. and known
for years as the Ridgeway Hunt glass and silver lenrlee, awaited
Club, is now ona of the moet la-.U.
receased In tte
the quaint antique furniture, we
went Into the cool dining room,
thenee to a wide veranda whera
onr table, covered with a damask
table doth, aad with eparfeltag
to m
It weald he
tioa
grounds, done
new la
their III _
A huge Neon
of the Manor wsgT?
trance gates ar*
ttebprlata.
Ihlu writer It wituMt.,
feet eerrlee^ the
tereytlng tee rooms la the Palmet
to State.
With Mrs. Moleman C. Martin as
hostess and John Hall, who waa
with the Howard Johnson grill on
Queen’s BoulevsTd, Long Island,
N. Y., as chef, this famous ol^
structure, rich In exquisite an
tiques, immaculately clean, has
become the meoca for aooret. of
Columbians, Winnsboro and Ridge
way people^ guests from other
points in the state, who delight in
the culinary art of John Hall.
Tha establlahment le now known
as Fairfield Manor and from its
apaclons porches one can aee ftir
many miles in every direction, for
the structure is on a hUI that has
an elevation cloee to 1,000 feet, the
an^ Mrs. Corley. Mfti ******•■* Caeear’a Head
In North CaroIbUf This elevation
insures cooling breesea on thh
hottest summer's day.
Rolling along State Highway S4
Sunday afternoon, this writer saw
the chimneys and root of FhlrReid
ly of Woodford, and Manor throngh the trsM and, like
Mason, ' celebrated ”*’theirl»U_ newspaper writers was enriras
fourth anniversary July 24.
Mrs. Carrie Hyatt, Mr. and Mra
J. A. Offield and children jrere
jfuesli or 'Mr. and Mfi. Veru
Cutler last Friday night in honor
of n fish fry.
Mtj and Mrs. Vem Cutler left
last Snuday for a wdak's vacation.
Mr. Cutler Is connected with the
State Forest of South Carolina
aad tnmed in the drive to seP what
waa “cookin'".
There waa plenty cookin', from
, Dine npoon einoin stsaks, throqim
Kidneys Mnst
Work Well*
Fbr Ton To Feel Wen
14 kom VTwy day, 7 days artfr
VMk, aavar Wnyyiag, tha MAnyi
WMOa Bwttar iroai tha Uaod.
. B SMva paapla wara avaia al ho» tha
-anat eoaatantiy laaMva auiv
, ttlMM BM octet WMIO
mattaf that eaanat Way in tha Maad
withoat lajary to haalta, than wo«M
ba h attar aadarataadiax of a>hy tha
wh^ W*atM ia apaat whas Udaaya faU
to fuBBtioR pfoponjT,
Bttndnx, aeaa^or too troquaat orfaia-
tlee aoaMtiaMa wanw that taaMtUac
is wroaf. Yq« nay raffar naapac bach-
acha, baadaebaa. dlaiinni. rbeaantia
pataa, inttiaf up at alfbWL^iwaUiaf.
aottor i>asa ( Pultf Yoa wUI
ba oafae a mraciaa raoommaaded tha
eouatiy avar. Doan', atimuiats tha funa-
tioa ef tha.kidnaya aad help than to
flush otit poiaoaoua waste from the
bloo^ They eontain notbinx harmfuL
Oat Dooa't today. Uaa with coofldaeoa.
At all druf stona.
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In the building many many yaan . . . ^ ,
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teresting word picture of the gerlod
when banting waa all the rage with
the clnb aembere. In fact Alonso
trained tho honnda for tho dvb.
' Mra. Martin, a most charmlag
hosteee. baa operated the Maaor
for the past two months and al
ready the fame of the place has
been wldaspread. Her kitchen la
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