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PAM TWO ^I^MDMCHOONieU^MjlOgiMy^^eAMlLIM^jmiMV^UOUtTa^^ Bethune News Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brinson aro ^eceiring congratulationa upon the arrlTBl oC n 4nclit«r, Mary BM' nett. In Columbia hospital, Aucust 21. Before mfrlace Mrs. Brinson was Miss Margaret TVuesdelL Mrs. Lorine Lioe and Miss. Stella Bethune rislted in Durham, N. C and Duke hospital Wednesday and Tharsday. Mrs. Carol Hoffman and cbildrsn of JCIddendortf were weekend guests of their grandparents, Mr. (ind Mrs. C. L. Mays, Mr. and Mrs. John Nett McLsuiin and children of CMumbla were weekend guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. McLaurin. Mrs McLanrin and children Were return' ing from two weeks stay at Mon> treat, John Ned from two weeks In Port Bennlng at officers train' Ing course. Mrs. Eleazer and son, James of Irmo, were Sunday guests of *Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Barr. ^ Mr.' and Mrs. Eugene. McLendon and Miss Ltnds McLendon of Pfsh* opvllle were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mitchell Wednes day. Quite a few from herd ezpoct to attend the wedding of Rew. J<4ui V. Murray of the Methodist chnrcb to Miss Sara Prldsy Satur^ in Spartaabnrg. - R. S. McCasktt agent Swntey in Waterloo and wna aceompaaied home by Mrs. McCsskill and Betty Ofay MoCaaklll, who have heea Ttslting Mrs. McCaskiU’s father, Mr. McCheeney. at that place. Donnie Davia and family have mored to Cayce to- make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Lelsnd Cruise of Philadelifaia spent seferal days with Mrs. Cmiae’s grandfather, F. M. Artlfvr, and shot, Mise Mary Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. Oleen Baker and children of Fredericksbnrg, Va. were recent gneets'of their parents. Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Baker, Little Miss LoctUe Baker remained for a longer stay with her grandpar ente. c The family of the late Mrs. Maud Watts held their annual homecom ing at their old home Just north of Bethune Sunday. Kirkland Watts and family have recently mpved into this home. All the' chlmreh I and their families were present, but Miss Lois Watts of Richmond. Dr. Tom Smith of Laurtnburg. N. €.,. was also here for the day Mrs. O. W. Elmore, recent bride, was complimented with a kitchen shower liiursday afteraoon, given “Callin’ Caroline” ,1 1 1i BACK TO SENSIBlf PPICES Ot* TOR BACK TO bCHOOl SO MANY DAINTY DRESSESFORTOTS! Just 1.98 A Um ckoiM of grand school styles—a low 1.96! Gay prints or solid ootums. The fine construetkm of more eiyensiwo 4m Nie^ trimmed. 14. Boji’ SANFORlZiBD SPORT SHIRTS Gninrdnit ipnpltes, hrnnd* eledisi Plaids, plains. Scuniy CORDUROY SLACKS FOR BOYS! Chooss your color! ALL have sipper, fiwe pockets! BOYS* SWEATERS.. 100% FINE WOOL! Crew neck slipovers of all* worsted! Gay colors. 10*16. 4.98 3.98 PETITE CAROLINE MOORE. attractive blonde daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Moore, National highway, and the assistant sec retary of the (^mden and Ker shaw County Chamber of Com merce, was Mias ij^mden at the Timmonsville Tobacco Festival at Timmonsville this week. Caroline Is without a doubt one of the most attractive of the legion of “good lookers” that Camden brags about. She Is an ardent lover of outdoor sports and excells In swimming. Her greatest hobby is baseball, not having missed a home game thla season. She talks baseball lingo like a major league magnate. Baron DeKalb Opens Sept 8 Baron.DrtCalb school will begin the 1>47-4S session Monday, Sop* tenri»er t, at t:S0 o’eio^.- Faenity nMmbers of the stsmsn tary school are: Miss Kathryn Noil, first grade; Miss OUls Lee Robin son. first grade; Mrs. Sarah L. Cly* barn, secmid grade; Mrs. Lgma Ooodale, third grade; Mrs. H. D. Hancock, fourth grade; Miss Mary Jane Gettys, fifth grade; E. P. Cly- bum, sixth grade and principal;' Miss Gene Williams, public school music and voice. Faculty members of the high school are; Miss Nina Young, his tory; Mrs. Edith E. Hellams, home economics; Miss Louise Parker, BngHMi; C. J. Mclver, commerce and principal; J. L. Talley, agricnl lure; T. C. Fletcher, veteran’s in structor; Mrs. Lee West, piano, and E. A. Williams, su^rlntendent. The'-trnstees are: K. C. Etters, chairmkn;, P. A. McDowell, secre^ tary; F. N. Gay, H. L. Smyrt R- H. Young and Bam TntesdMe. Sergeant Dnvis f BoMewnd Bonid Sgt Leonard M. Dnwis, <X 9n 4&0. Camden. S. C.. is now on hia way for return to the United States ahoaaid the U. 8. army transport, David Shanks, from Manila. Upon hla arrival in San Francis co,. he will be sent to Camp Stone- man personnel center nt Pittsburgh, Calif., for'separation from military senrioe. TOO FAT? Bril vitHrii iMrif Mf Bit SLIBMEI -JO Uuai-_. Wkh tfii Umpl* AYfiS ViUmin Candy Reduong Ftan you don't cut out any meal*, starchn, potatoea. meauar butter, you aunuy cut them Sown. It’s caMT whm you cnJoy debciout (vitamin IdrtifiMl) AiDS candy .leforemaala AbaeiiSelyhanuiem. Inrliaical te*U rondncted by mrdi 'SO| caldMton, more thmnll t4 to tS ia«. mtmn Him u«»ln nfitb A\ DS Camly Krdttcina Plen r« la a htamin Dr. T. W. Knight announces he will resume practice Monday, tember Ist. Gironide Classified Ads Get Result lUulUar 'ciM S2.2S. triple ate Si.iu. Vou fe« rrmiH. nn nry '■—t b— or bMk. Call or phona DeKalb Pharmaor by Mrs. Bessie Seegars and Mrs. Woodrow Seegars. Delicious re freshments were served and many useful gifts were presented. Mr. and Mrs. E. P, Truesdale of Orangeburg were guests of Dr E. Z. Tniesdell Thursday. Rev. N. E. Trueedell and dangh- ter, Bara Isabel, spent Sunday In Newberry. Midway School To Open ^pt 8 . The 1947-48 session of Midway school will open Monday, Saptsm- her 8, at 8 o’clook. " A faculty meeting will be held Saturday, September 6, at M o’clodL Children who enter the first grade must be six years of age on or bafere December 81. All ehUdren must be vaccinated lor amallpex before Iney ean be enrolled. Um ClMwigiltt Waal Adb Veterans LEARN TO FLY under G. I. BILL OF RIGHTS! If you art tiigiblo imdar fh# G.l, BUI of 'Right*, tho chances art it won’t cost you a panny to become e p3ot. Come on out to the 'port end jbin e swel bunch of men Mid women who are not only learning to fly, but learning that private flying is good business in town or on the farm — a grand dean sport, tool • AND YOU OTHER FOLKS: Wa'd afprociata tha chanca to M you afl about tbb flying budnaig. H'l a ufa, fast, raR- abla maamaf transporfitlen... ana that's raaHy hart to stay, and fraw. Deep wul, lat'a talk Havar. Naobligatfon,wf co«wsa. HOFFER FLYING SERVICE PHOflE 641.J CiBt the genuine 9»*y hraw»«ev look4ih« WARM MORNINOnstMmmw^ “ . but eWIr WARM MORWINSSsib tesudiremssinfcfelMatiegaadMsclIonikimriMwciiw NsSST Come in - let us shew uou iMs hsacsrvdHg’Ouiaclb ilwm ill W. F. NETTLES & SON BMdSt Jr. Boys' Dvrahla, Corduroy Jinuiiiaa* 2.9B lillle Girls* AILWool Sweaters, 2*8 1.98 GIria* Fina TVool Swealera, 7*14 2.98* Big B^* Warra Wool Sweatan. 2.98 Big Biogrt* Blue Denim Jeans 1.69 Girls* PiakI ar Phin Skirts, 7*14 2.98 Teen«Age Girls* School Blouaee... 1;9B Bright, Warsn, AlLWool Headecfuarea.v...^ 98 Boye* Sturdy, All-Lsather Shoes 449 CIrli* F1ne*FltUng Leather Shoes 498 Jr. Boyi* Cotton Poplin Sport Shirte 149 Children*! Combed Cotton Anklets 29 Boye* Combed Cotton T:ShlrU, 6-16 .59 * Bu- U* S- Ps*- OIL • • . tShrinksri wttl not'exesed 1%. **Whon you think of U bar, thMc of Ua.**—MUWr State llieatre KERSHAW, S. C Friday, August 29 "THE BEGINNING OF THE END** Robert Walker, Brian Donlevy Saturday, August 30 ufuat 3 "MARKED TRAIL Heot Qlbeen » Sat., Aug. 30, 10:80 P. M. •THE CRIMSON KEY” •Kant Tayler, Oorts Dowilng 1-2 Mon.-Tuea., Sant •h:ynthia*' Ellsnbsth Tayler Oeerf* MuVfdiy Wednesday, Septambar 3 ••MOSS ROSE** Peggy Cummins, Victor Mature Thursday, Septambar 4 ‘THE YEARLING** * J Gregory Pack, Jans Wyman PAY ONLY THE LOW DEUVEREOPRia FOR YOUR NEW CHEVROLET \ ... and eiypy the ^ benefits of BIG-CAR QUALITY AT LO^ST COST MOTORS!!! They are available onc^ more. Grenuine Chevrolet Block assemblies to fit any Chevrolet’ car or truck from 1936 through 1947. New cars are still not on the market so you stand a good chance of having to drive that old one another few months. Give it a new lease “ ‘on life and let us install a new motor for you. It’s sur prisingly inexpensive and it can be done on the easy payment plan available through the General Motors Acceptance Corp. Your inquiries concerning this G.M. service are welcomed. , ' J * ' We are now equipped to give your car ‘‘specialized lubrication^' ^service^ oil change, and wash or polish jobs. Also remember, give your car a break and let us steam clean the motor and chassis for better cool ing, more efficient lubrication adequate safety in spections. / ^ PHONE 123 FOR: 1. The best in service 2. Skilled workmanship 3. Genuine Chevrolet parts and aeeessories LANGSTON MOTOR COMPANY WALNUT AND BROAD CAMDEN, B. 'C- Buy your new 1947 Chewrolet from us. Buy it where you are asked to pay only the low delivered price end not a single penny ,more! That*s the American way-—that*s your way- ■ end that*e our way sm welL True, you may hare to wait for delivery, but you*lI save a lot money by purchas ing your Chevrolet from us at the low price, instead of pajring a premium price to someone else just for the sake of getting it a bit Obviottsbr, st*s wiser to Save a lot of money on jovar new car investment than it is to save time on srour new car delivery! ■ MMOovar, we * are receiving our fair share of cars from the Chevrolet factory, which ts oat-producing all other nudkava— we are filling orders at the low drihrered •prices, day after day and week after wedk —^we aro douig our level best to get cars to you aad to all who haoa ordered thaoi. That*# why we say—pay only the low delivered lMr>ee, and enjoy the full bme- fite of BIG-CAR QUALITY AT LOWEST COST. Aond—yes we*ll get in touch .with you the very moment your new Chevrolet is ready far deliveryl Chevrolet Delivered Baces In Camden STYLEMASTER SERIES FLEETMASTER SERIES Business S-Paraenger Coupe $1,243.10 Coope 5-Passenger Town Sedan ...... 1,369.10 1,285.10 1^10 Town Sedan 1,202.10 Cabriolet Sport Sedan 1,359.10 Station Wagon l,985Jl FLEETUNE SERIES Aerosedan 41,398.10 Sportmaster 1^4841# ThtM dslivsfvd prices include Federal exolee tax eadn optional equipment w aeoeaesvle/ era extra. Frleae change without notice.