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Hill Hews Week fte Past Faneral Sei Mrs. Sadie Eichu Were Held Monday Jacobson Eichel, 69, mh os- [ *& S f ev.T» itives p. Kicnaros ana were visitors on Lizzie Richards. tain the home of Capt 1 ^2tors in the home of rJ« R L. Jones were iSt Mayes, Milton and J^VndMrs. Davis, aU of jp. Thompson and son, at the weekend with rela- Qfgfnvilie, Richland and H- J- Wanilaw • and Mrs. E. L. Jones attended the air show at fsdd on Sunday afternoon. Vary Ellen Cunninjg [toWashington on T r» leave spent with her l£. and Mk C. D. Cun- 1 Mrs. E. L. Clements ailhter, Louise, home ec. rm Georgetown, and two r chUdren, all of Lynch- visitors here Sunday i Clara and Louise John- v t Sunday in Charlotte i Clara stayed for a few ."Lilian Aenew of Char- been visiting the Misses „ this week. Iphoebe Richards, wrffare at Greensboro, N. CL, is I her vacation at home grists waited in Darlington on Fri- ■ gary Cunningham of the fx in Washington, is visit- [Iftinia McCrae has gone jjburg, Va., where she has j work in a hospital, md Mrs. George B. Cun- m of Rock Hill spent the d with Mr. and Mrs. S. _ CaHie Jones of Columbia --—v^wuucit, uu w v —- daughters, Mrs. O. C. Davis of l? 1 can Hr***. i -r* « uurauon. her Ji ome here all cSJd£ ^h Jif ' du “ lM in * h ' She leaves her husband, Henry Eichel, prominent Camden mer- tel; S' 0 ^ Staon W. Ad Junan H., Doth of this citv* a brother, Julius Jacobson of At- a sister, Mrs. Lawrence L Wallnau, of this city, and three Richard S. Eichel and Henry s! E^hel, all residents here. ser vjces were held at the Kbmegay Funeral home Mon day afternoon at 3 o’clock. Rabbi Paid Liner of Columbia, officiat ing, with interment in the He brew cemetery. Active bearers 'J r . er ® : Lafayette Strasburger and w«f° n 5!n.£ C °i U ^ bi u’ Muton W«l, Marian Schlosburg and Louis Lomansky of this city, , h ^ orar y bearers were: Ch^lw Block, Marian Heyman, n^h’u L ^ xie Ge ‘sen- heimer David H. Baum, Elihu Schlosburg, Carl Schlosburg and Leon Schlosburg, all of this city. Funeral Services Mrt. Minnie Langley ^Funeral services were held on Momky afternoon at the Wateree Baptis church for Mrs. Minnie Lee Munn Langley, who died Sunday, the home of her daugh- ter. Mrs G. C. Davis, in Eau Claire. She was the widow of C. W - ^angley and was 71 years of age. Tha services were conducted by the Rev. John Dabney and in- followed in Wateree \ LdUiv —— |e weekend at home. L Clement and daughter, >d of Rock Hill, visited i of the former’s daugh- ‘ ‘ P. Folk, near Bish- he weekend. iiinmiim _JK3 ATTRACTIONS liar Theatre | Imd and Rutledge Sts CAMDEN, S. C. jfli SaL. Sept. 24-25 "GUN LAW" i O’Brien, Rita Oehmen : 6, “Frank and Jesse James” i Comedy and Cartoon irTnas* Sept 27-23 ^ -fa '' ’ only Mark Twain could tell! MAN WINS" tBuchanan, Anna Lee tShayne, Gary Gray • i and Short Subject L-Thurt., Sept 29-30 > THE VICTOR" of screen excite- 9*nnis Morgan Tiveca Lindfors [X “Mysterious Mr. M” aunt News terment cemetery. Mrs. Lan. three sons, mond, all is survived by iey, Jack and Ray- of Camden; three Eau Claire, Mrs. Ida Raves of Blythewood and Mrs. Exie Lee Love of Gastonia, N. C.; two sis ters, Mrs. Katherine Hancock of Kershaw and Mrs. Emma Han- cock.of Chesterfield country, and one brother, Jack Munn, of Fort Mill; fifteen grandchildren and three-great grandchidren. - FRIENDSHIP CHAPEL Sunday, September 26 Sunday school at 10 a. m. with Mr. Edgar K. Pitteman in charge/ Evening service St 8 o'clock, led by the pastor, Rev. A. Douglas McAm. Young People’s Bible Club on Wednesday evening at 7 o’clock. Everyone is invited to at tend these services. 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