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lince 1946,” Mr. Booth
“Even considering the
J^jjions of last jreari our in-
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ties in the Mg|£! V
Mr. Booth associated the need
ern, improve it and provide all
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stnicti<» will continue heavy for
r several years.
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decide to put them into the thle-
gooe buiness, Mr. Booth de-
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The 1948 State Fair will have
the “new lot*.” i ‘
So says Paul V. Moore, the
fair’s secretary, who is now busy
with details of the 79th exposi
tion, which will be held at the
Octobe^Ts grounds in Columbia,
“Plans have' been made for the
most . spectacular lighting 0,
rangement that this state has
seen m a long time," Mr. Moore
Mid. “We are going to erect
three 24-foot steel pylons eadi
one Covered with neon lights,
flags gnd buntings at the main
entrance to the grounds before
the Steel Building?In addition to
these pylons, we will have distri
buted through the machinery , sec
tion 16 ornamental lights of the
Japanese lantern type while the
fronts of the Woman’s building
and the poultry building will be
flooded with different used col
ored lights.”
. The new lighting arrangement
is being set up under the super
vision of Duke Power Company
and South Carolina Electric and
rates arrin~th7Tnt .‘.T". Gm Company officers.
The usual special da;
observed this year with Tuesday,
October 19 set for Future Farm-
sssaaecs
DM At Horn. Monday
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died at his home Sunday after an
extended illness. His wife pre
ceded him to the grave just five and had been active in the
of mt 9T ‘ "
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.held
frota H Bethel^ Chapter Tuc
afternoon, with the Kev* Mr.
ris officiating. Interment follow
ed in the family eeqaetary.
Mr. Jackson was a member of
the West Wateree echo
community
and Lawrence Jack-
Va.; Burse daugh-
‘ -fcs. Tom
bs. Nan
Lugoff, I
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Hauling Local and Long Distance
City Pick Up and Delive^
Building Suppliea, Sand, CrmhM Stdne,
Bricks, Concrete Blocks, Cement Bricks,
Cement, Lime, Flue Lining and Thimbles
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Ifenest R. Freitag
Auto Seat covers
IndmdnaBy Tailored
BY SKILLED CRArTSMEN
You select the material and style you
want and we Tailor Them To Your Teste.
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We specialize in Auto Upholstery and
Trim
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potential
er’s DUy and JHA D«^
ment, South Carolina requires
contoued good telephone service,
Hit needs of the state. Thli can
bebe accomplished only if our
rates are such as will bear all
hIL**?* • dw * uate mhj-
mgs to attract the necessary new
capital for additional facilities.”
A Gnat Miami State
*u Th !^ hief - m }P <n, l products of
the state of Montana are
silver, copper, lead, zinc,
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day, October 20 as .
Thursday, October 21 as v,
and Football Day, with the
Una-damson game as the feature
atbactioniPrSayT October 22 as
School Day; Sat ‘ ~
School Day; Saturday, October
23 aaThrill Day. FFA’s, JHA’s.
4-H CTub members and school
children wffl be admitted frag oh
etiva days on payment
federal admission tax.
EET ft MORE HEAT
PEfpRLLON OFtllL
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A Plurality of <001000 Votes
Si? Presidential election of
1896 William McKinley, the Re
publican candidate, liad a six
hundred thousand plurality of
votes oyer his democratic oppon-
. m Jfnnings Bryan of
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notlcex Is hereby given that one
month from this date, an Oeptei £
ber IS, 1948, James Lawhome and
Horace Lawhorhe will make to the
Probate Court of Kershaw County
their final seturrf ae Bzecutors of
the estate of 'John Lawhome, de
ceased, and on the seme date they
will apply to the aald Court for a
aucnRrge
YOUR
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ARE WELCOME
Small saving* accounts have
of substantial
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BIOGRAPHY OP LEWIS P. ANDERSON
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distinguished service in dte'
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Lottie Smyrl of this city,
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