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r ■ TMf CAMOlli CMWOtHtl^CAliplil ••tITH CAWOLWIA, rWiOAV, MAY ft, Wf S.«7 '^rS-sr. -rlAiuiaal Concert glT* «p his ebaoffMT ud 'timoofine for a front nant on tho Inuidwacon. —MtameapoUa 8Ur. .: 1 High School Band Most Oeditable Lafftt AttdMBMa Attemied Om Both Ni^hto To Hoar FIm Profram Rondorod fai Escolloiit Manaor roi FO| The aecond annual concert by I the Camden hiah school band on I last Thursday and Friday .nights I reflected rery great credit on the band and its director, Hal Middle- ton. The numbers were faultlessly rendered and thoroughly enjoyed by the big audiences. The program follows: i'arcn), John Ed "l-l- ‘.I X- m- gives you u M? Vlii 1^1,. 0MCROft^ nC I Ma JMJ^IcOal T I I com / / / ,<• I- /• / ■n-sr- .TAtlB-mr llAVOt*| eif C mitu Bout of 6 group tatto- lottM from oomMktcoattl Voted bnt- tooting By mort Hum 190 Hoity mood atoro. .-.a ' f-.l ► RC givM you a porky quick-upl * ^ Ddicioug, frotty refreshment! k ► Best buy in quantity and quaiityi 8- ► RC grew 60 times in 6 years! ► Stock up your refrigerator today! ^ Pick up 6 bottles or a case! 'I » 4’ ■■ B \ f. ^ Royal Crown Bottling Company CAMDEN DIVISION PHONE 678.R Washington Post (M'arc Philip Sousa. Organ Melody (Reverie), Chenette. Charlotte Harbor Stomp, James Handlon. Cheerleader (March), Ralph Rart. Nolrees lyete (Summer Evenings) Waldtaufel. Rusiness in Rb, James Handlon. Coast, Guards (March), Karl King. The Teddy Rear’s Picnic (Novel ette), John Rrattqn. The C Sharp Minor Prelude, Rachmaninoff. Bandjlye, Rusch. Allegro and Galop (from Bo hemian Girl), Balfe. The Heavens Are Telling (from The Creation), Haydn. The personnel of the band fol lows: Clarinets: Geosge Anderson, George Beleos, Bobble Brewer, Bet ty Clark, Richard Elchel, Wllhel- mens Gardner, Carol Hicks, Bobby McCarty, Nancy Myers, Bstty Small, Sandra Small, Dorothy Smith, Johnny Wall, Freddie Wim berly, Johnny Zemp. Coronets: Billy Hicks, Edith Jetton, Jimmy Kime, Robert Little john, Lee Mays, Ann McKain, Joe Mickle, Bobble Morton. BUly Net tles, Fay Rabon, Boykin Ros- borough, Austin, Shebeen, Farris Sheheen, Jerry' Sinclair, Sonny Smith. Bells: Ann Zeihp, Tromlmnes: George Barnes, Helen Beleos, Hugh Billups, Frank Ooodale, Osbnm Hudson, Pat Ross, Freddie Sheheen, Johnny Sinclair, Barbara Watts. Saxophones: Charles Jennings, Bobby Jack Moody, Chirl Reason- over, Harold Roes. MeHophones: Helen Caasady, Elolse Oettys, Elolae Hornsby, Bet ty Maasebean,,Dorothy Sinclair. Baritone: Jackie Dixon. Basses: Fay Hasty, Carlton Mor ton. Percussions: Clarine Barnes, Frances Lee, Colleen Robinson, V’aul Ross, Betty Shaylor, Gilford Trapp. Oranpehurg Team Has Handsome Home The Orangeburg Bravps will prob ably have the best home field in the circuit. Mtrmow Field, the new home of the Braves, has Just been completed at a cost of |75,000. It la modern and up-to-date in every respect. NOTfCEOFTAX5ALE State of South Carolina County ^ Ker!*huw ' Under'^and by virtue of sundry tax executions directed to mo by the County Treasurer of Kershaw County, South Carolina, 1 have levied upon and will sell at public auction in front of the Court House Door in the City of Camden at twelvo (12) o'clock (noon) on the first .Monday in June, 1948, being the 7th day thereof, (he following described property: 'All machinery, equipment, chat tels and any and all pergonal 'prop erty stored' and/or housed in the brick building situated In the City of Camden and in the County and State aforesaid, adjoining the right of way of Southern Railway Com pany, said building being the prop erty of Fresh Dry Foods, Inc. l>evied upon and to be sold as the property of Fresh Dry Foods, In corporated fo’r 1944, 1945, 1946 and 1947 unpaid County and School taxes. In the event the personal property of said corporation does not bring enough to satisfy said executions, then tho real*estate of Fresh Dried Foods, Incorporated shall be made subject to any un paid balance. 10-12c G. B. DeBRUHL. Sheriff Kershaw County, S. C. Camden, S. C., May, 6. 1948. Revival At Pentacostal . Hofiness Ginrch Brandeltat A. Julian Raff, of Jacksonvllla, Fla., will begin a sariaa oi aenrloea at the Penial Cvangeiiat Ruff costal Holiness church on the 800 block of Fail street, on Sunday night. May 23 at 7:30 o'clock and services will be held each evening during the week at thaK^our. The meeting is announced as something different in that the gos pel will be presented in motion pic tures with sound. Among the sub jects announced are ‘The Man Who Forgot God," ‘‘The Passion Play,' “The Collapse of the United States In Prophecy” and “Will Communism Expansion and Aggres sion EndT’ Local Cadets On Carlisle Band Billy Salmon, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Salmon, and Usher Myers, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. U. N. Myers, are ' members qfi^ Carlisle MIliUry School battalidni band which entered various con tests at the South jQarollna state music festival held at Rock Hill and received numerous honors. Displaying precise co-ordination in their drill and excelling in their musical attributions, the band at tained the distinguished honor of receiving the first rating in Class A of the marching band contest. Performing all the required move ments and various additional pre cision drills which required a great amount of extra practice to perfect, the cadet band was highly praised by the Judges for its excellent ap pearance and virtually perfect cadence tempo. BAR-B-QUE SUPPER AT CENTRAL SCHOOL, near Rambert May 26—6:30 Till 8:30 Plates $1.00 Also ‘‘THE RADIO PALS” at 8:30 Admission 2Sc and 50c V Mrs. Meta Boyidii Died On Tnes^y Mrs. Meta Cantey. Boykin, widow of the late Bolivar Boykin, of. Mill way PlantattoD, Boykin, died at the Camden hospital Tuesday after an illness of six months. Bom St Pine Grove st Boykin, December 9, 1888, dsnghter of the late Lemnel Whitaker Boykin and saiA D. Csntety, the deceased was educated at Line Academy and St Mary’s College. Her life time was given over to the affairs of Millway plantation where she was always the gracious hottest. Active in many civic sJtSiirs of the communi ty she was fqrenlott in the thoughts and activities q^a wide circle of friends and acquaintances Religiously Mrs. Boykin was a BMittber of Grace Episcopal church of this city'and it was from this house of worship thaj funeral rites were conducted Wednesday after noon at'5 o’clock, Rev. Stiles Llivfs officiating, with Interment In the Quaker cemetery. Active bearers were: L. D. Boy kin, Jr., Baynard 8. Boykin, Henry D. Boykin, II, Philip S. Boykin. L. W. Boykin, T. L, Alexander, Jr., and'James A. Alexander. Mrs. Boykin leaves a son, Lemuel M^ltaker Boykin, II; a daughter. Mrs. William Sheppard Rose of Ohio; two grand children, Mary Deas Boykin and William Sheppard Rose, Jr.; two sisters. Mrs. Mc Gowan Hnimes of Eldisto Island, and Mrs. T. L. Alexander; four brother, L. W. Boykin, L. D. Boy kin, J. W. C. Boykin and R. B. Boy kin. The floral expressions of i love and affection as evidenced al the church and later at the graveside indicated the esteem and affection In which the deceased was held. About 1,000,000 typewriters are mode in the US annually. liberty ffill News Mrt. D. A. McCallnm of Dillon has arrived for a vialt with her brother. Capt. N. S. Richard*, and sisters. Hisses Rlghton and ESdIth Richards. Capt. Charles D. Cunningham. USA. iUtloned In California, who la spening a vacation with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Cunning ham. baa gone to Washington for a brief visit with his sister, Ml** Mary Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cnnnlnghani and son*. Billy and Charles of Charlotte, spent Sunday with rela tives and friend* gt hi* old home bere. ^ ^ ^ His* Shlrlby Hilton spent Satur day and Sunday with Mis* Ollvig Brown in Camden. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jones spent Sunday evening in Camden with friends. . Prof, and Mrs. J. P. Richards and son, Dick of Kershaw, were visitors herft on Sunday. Jimmie L. Jones, who has been very sick aL the Camden hospital, is better and has returned to his home. Miss Sophie Richards was at home for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Cunningham of Rt^k Hill were here for the weekend. Mrs. James M. Freeman (Lucy Clements) and son, Jimmy, Jr., of Columbia, spent several days last week with her jiarents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Clements. They return ed home Sunday afternoon with jDr. Freeman, who was a visitor here for the day.' Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Clement*, Mrs. J. M. Freeman and Jimmy Freeman. Jt.. attended the May Day Spring Festival In Lancaster Friday even ing The Miatisaippi river, lying wholly within the U. 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