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F- m ; • ^ 1 ■■ V t ' : • r > I ‘1 'T t 1 T« : ‘■'t [#■■' •* .4‘ PAGE EIGHT THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE. CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1S4S mm STATUS HIGHWAY PROGRAM IN KERSHAW COUNTY GIVEN; Ml(CH YET TO BE pPENDED According to figures given out by the State Highway Departrrient Kershaw county has $241,000 yet to be al lotted under the department’s construction program ‘C”, the state farm-to-market program. The county’s allocation for construction program ‘^A”, the federal aid program, has all been allotted, and contracts have been let for all but two of the projects. Both of the projects for.Ker3haw county under’ the miscellaneous program “B” have been contracted for. When tho f.irni-to-inarket pro gram wan originated in July of 1946, Kershaw county was allotted a total of |.’i.3.').200 for tho three years that the program was to run. Of this amount, the Kershaw coun ty legislative delegation and the highway d< partrm'nt have decided on projects calling for an allot ment of $29.1,SoO. The remainder must ho allott<^d before the pro gram f< rmlnales on July 1. 1949. Tho one Kershaw county.farm- to-market project which has not been contracted for consists of four miles roadwork on Uoad 13 tUoutt! 26r.) and Uoad 2H, from UfKid 2S. from l.iherty Hill to the l>at!castcr county line, and the al- lolniettl is $10,000 Th(' seven pro- NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS jects under the same program \which have been contracted for, the aniniint.H appropriated for then- by aKreeinent tjetwa^sn the legisla tive delegati/on and department, tiiid the amount of fh«? contracts are as follows; 7 miles on Route 316 from Route 3tl northerly toward Route 90.3. allotment $70.OOo, contract $76,000; J .'l nille.s on Road ,Vo. 41 from end of the pavement Jn Wateree Mill northeasterly to U. S. Route- 1, allotment $13,8oO, contract $10,-! 000; 1 • \ I .7 miles on Rollt<^ 118 from U. S ' Route 7 northeasterly, allotment i $.Ml,0tM», eonlrar-t $.'■)0,on^»;'„ ’ 0 5 mile on Road 29 from the) been allotted to county projects, and all but one have been con tracted for. The projects not as yet contracted fof consists of 2.2 miles of rc^dwork on Route 261 from Boykin to the Sumter county line, and has been allotted $40,000, and roadwork in Camden, allotted $66,100. The other;Kershaw county pro jects under the federal gram, afe as follows: On U. S. Route 1, rebuilding the bridge at Little Lynches River, al lotment $40,000, contract $86,200; On U. S. Route 1 the reconstruc tion of overhead at Blaney, Sea board Air Lino Railroad, allotment $30:000, contract $1.54,830; 11.5 miles on Routes 157 and 316 from Kershaw to Route 903 jjt Mount Plsgah church, allotment $187,300,' contract $126,450; On Route 213 from Logoff to the Fairfield cotinty line, 11 miles. In cluding bridges, alBotment 000, contract $207,640; aid pro- ment 147,000, contract 147,500; 9.5 miles on Route ,, 526 from Route 521 to the Sumter county line, allounent $55.0,0. contract $44,400. Of the money impropriated from ington. the forty-one million dollar federal aid program-am''ng the South Caro line counties, all but about two hundred thousand dollars have now been allotted, and further appro priations wjll depend, on the ac tion taken by, Congress. Kershaw county’s share of the oonstruction program “B", the mi-cellaneous program, at present, ts $30,000, which has been appro- tioned to two projects in the coun ty. which arre;l ' 1.5 miles on Road No. 39‘froni Mill street northeasterly to begin-/ ning of pavement and from point approximately 0.1 mile southwes^t of Wateree. church southerly to Hermitage mill, allotment $18,000, $191,-jcontract $18,000; 1.0 mile on Road No ON U88 HUNTINGTON Robert X.. Phillips, seaman, sec ond class, son of B. L. Phillips of Route'. 2, Kershaw, is serving 8imp|Sf Eh7- Bob Hope on his visit to this country was accompanied by three gag writers. He attributes his suo aboard the light cruiser USS Hunt-1 cess to the fact hp keeps his wits about him.—Punch. 8eldon» - Mr. Molotov is 4. shorter night’s sleep th^ his staff. But he seld^ ^ the daytime.—Punch. 51 from 6.7 miles on Route 265 from [southwestern terminus of Road No. Kershaw toward Liberty Hill, in eluding spur coneclloii from Route 265 to IJ. S. Route 521 alter- 44 approximately 0.1 mile north east of Wateree church sbutherly *o Hermitage mill, allotment, $12,- nato in town of Kerghaw. allot- OOO. contract $12,000. Laix-aster county line northerly to All partli's indi hted to the estate of Kieanor Rrown are hen-hv nofi fled to m.ike payment to tho un derslgnt d, and all parti' S, if any, having <-laltns acainst the said es tate will present them likewise, duly attested, within the time pre scribed by law . 48 56<- A. R COLIJNS .Administrator Camden. S C . Feb 11. 1948 NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS All partb's Indebted to the esttite of Emms Barfield are hereby noth fled to make pavment-to the under signed. and all parties, If any, hav ing claims aga'nst the said estate will present them likewise., dulv Sttfsted, within the time prescribed by law. 48-50C EDWARD BARFIELD LEWI?? BART-TKI D Administrators. Camden. .S C,. Feb. 6, 1948. $40,000, Statp JRieatrf KERSHAW, S. C Friday, Feb 27 “THUNDER IN THE VALLEY” Peaqy Ann Gardner ’ Lon McCallister Saturday, Feb. 28 ‘FRONTIER CRUSADER’ Tim -McCoy Sat., Feb^ 28, 10:30 P. M. “MARY LOU” Robert Lowery Mon.-Tuea., March 1-2 ‘TREASURE QF SERIA MADRE” Humphrey Bogart Walter Hutton Wednesday, Marches -imONOWS—~ ANNIVERSARY” Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake* Thursday, March 4 “ROAD RIO” Bing Crosby, Bob Hope .•<tonet)oro, thence northerly to the 1 ..incaKrTT rmmf-y ■ line,—ajUdHreivt $.5,01)0, (onlnict $5,000; 7 niibR on Roads 15 and 34 (Route 118) from end of work on Route 118 for a diotrince of 7 miles nnrthe.Tsferly. allotment $70,000, contract $58,000; 4 miles on Road 16 (Route 346) from end first project mentioned .ahove as contracted to Road 24 (Uoutrt 157), allotment contract $.50,400; 0 5 mile on Road No. Route 213 near Lugoff Route 1, allotment $3,800. Adopted on second reading by th(‘ House of Representatives last week was a bill by Representa tives Pope and Tlarley of New berry county to continue the farm- to-market program for thresy years beginning July 1. 1948. Unless amended, this would overlap the present program by one vear. 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