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*•* ^ ; 7* Sh9*!'*» ' ■.. C ,V 2? '•• i B'cn- -table Christina* After four progressions of gifts were distributed to from the beautifully «. Mrs- D.TL Mays L. M. Best received high ■ ire- jl m Jr, of i »w.. r, lb. end L. A. Mftauid _ end children of Newport News, Va., spent Christines here wift "Mrs. Phillip's pereata. Mr. end [Mrs. 3. N. Mr. end Mrl Bill King end little son of ColmriWe were Christines guests of Mr. end Mrs. J. N. H.G. King. ^ Little Audrey Sdufttmann of McDowril, Columbia is vidtinf her grend- Kershaw Highway Number* Changed .It., end little son, Miched, eve perents, Mr. end Mrs. C. C. Pate visiting Mr. IJKDM'dTs sister) Mr. end Mrs. R. E. McCeskffl ~t~ tend daughter, Mbs Betty drey, ‘ m. rs-i.' »• WOmBm UwtXXMr, Floyd Gardner and iner attended the their daughter end ^ At ' The South CardUng State High* lante Christmas eve. I way Commission at its monthly Mr. end Mrs. Fred Brinson and meeting, which was held Decern- little daughter,. Mary are bvldin Columbia, approved the ng Mr. Brinsons brotherand transtar of two sections of state r, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Brin- highway in Kershaw county from SwnmerviBa, Ga., this the state highway secondary eer. { , ^ tern to the state highway Little Tit Sims^of Rock Jffill ary system. Road_No. H jr" ^Mr and Mrs. N. E. Truesdell if tor 11 miles from Bethuno to| ■SC 903 will boeome SC 346. COLD v/ISCOM FORTS Sunday in Waterloo HcCaskffl’s father, Mr. Mc- Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Calhoun and Walter Hdltzer have moved into their new home on Highway No. : Mr. and Mrs. Emmrtt Williams have purchased the home former ly owned "by Mr. Holtzer and have mowed in. Mrs. Wflliams Is operating a beauty parlor in her i —rA NOTICE Beginning January 3rd ... And for an in- ddfinilc period of 4tnM ^ •. wo wifi bo clos- •4 to fonodol. Althea Truesdell remained for the remainder of the holidays here. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tom Hearon and son. Tommy, spent Christmas in Richburg with Mrs. Hearon’s 4' j nbers wei l damages pipes, etc. i drop in [gftUlplH Plumbers were kept busy re pairing damages done to frozen water pipes, etc., caused from the sudden drop in temperature ex perienced die first put of the The children and grandchildren J Mrs. Amanda McKinnon were Sunday guests in her home ede- brating the Christmas season with die annual Christmas din- f^Cl land Wo wish to thank our customers for thoir patronage and asonra them wo will re open lost as soon as possible. Watch i this paper for oar to opening dotes. BROAD STREET LUNCH Christmas Day guests of Mr. Mrs. J. N. McLaurin were: Mr. and Mrs. J. N. McLaurin, Jr M and children, Mr. and Mrs. Law- and sons pf Co- and Mrs.. Richard McLaurin Florence, and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Phillips and chU- dren of Newport News, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Hartley of Charleston, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cordray of Charleston, Mrs. (Marie Johnson and Miss Gloria 1 3 * *—stt rere holi- Use Chronicle Want Ads spent the weekend with Mrs. Caskill’s sister, Mrs. Bessie Huck- abee. John Neil Huckabee of USCl spent the holidays here with his mother, Mrs. Bessie Huckabee. Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Wat ford and son of Georgetown spent County License Fee* Are $37jB85 Motor vehicle license fees col lected in Kershaw county dur- ~ e month of November came 11,944, according to the ily report of the South Carolina State Highway Depart ment The November fees couect- ed brought the total for licenses sold in Kershaw county since the middle of September to $37,885. (j^666 Chronicle Oraified Ads Get Remits Sled Life-Time Oil Drum Stands ' Mod* for AU. TYPES and SIZES of TANKS CALL US FOR PRICES PRODUCTS hi: 1002 MIN StoMt Pkon# 928-M Camden, S* C* Sunday with tiieir parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Watford. Mr. and Mrs. James Waters and little son, Jimmie of Rodman, spent the weekend with their ) mother, Mrs. E. B. King. Gil Bbek-Gmpl Mp That Nil, Dopey FeoKtg? the &DC! Lnorouzn " " 1 rect^o. It costs • dose. That's Mrs. M. B. Parker and ent the weekend in with Mr. end Mrs. J. and Mrs. Purdy Sowell and ana mr. efo r-* Lynchburg. Mr. end lira. K. O. McCaskiU , and two daughters of Columbia I B^Pta SRSWi PH a T^VKa since this ’49 Buick made ** Ej its bow; we've been telling you it*e a buy. i • We’ve invited you te match it- feature by feature and dollar for doilar-with anything else offered « to you. You can start with the tale showing ell charges. Amd is entirely in delivering care we display our prices in our to bong fide customers. ^ In other words—you know ex- X NO “IOADINO” OF UN- ****• Y™ •tuod when you WANTID ACCUtOBMS. AU buy e Buick. What you get-what am delivered with you pay-all the details of the But don’t stop with that Check the policy under which Buicks are sold—and see for yourself that Buick means a better deal * as well as a better buy! Briefly, our Four-Square sales is $h<s: sories as prdered. We pledge op«n und aboveboard. * So we repeat: Check the price. Check die policy. Buiok’s the buy any way you want to look at it it ti.'-i I I 4P 'r ■ . J'.VlrS ourselves to sdd no “metres'’ you do not want NO COMPULSORY TRADC-INS. Selling used cars is part of our business. Naturally we Ukoto not havif tot sptt your car to us! We will take your Hrder, and deliver your car, without repuMuf a car iu trade/ ' ;TODAY'S •suitsmo roicss 14^ 1. NO PRKX PAMNNOI We guar- 4. NO COLLUSION WITH “GRAY antee our prices to contain MARKITEERS.” We will not nothing but charges that were knowingly be party to a tele' standard practice in figuring of Buick cars to any in prewar delivered prices. You dividual who operates In the Btraosrn, wiuesMiiia A»| ■mi receive an itemized bill of "trey Our interMt "BUICK DELIVERED PRMIf v. w-l . v i m S-Omt SMtamf.; SIM JO 41 4-Door Mm ...21S2.30 T ft f t^j Til 2-Doer Sodanot 71 4-Deer Sedan . 59 Potato Wagon 76C Convertible 3541.80 unto*i vfjgfy. r^nmnirmoK, r:» V > 1 m ‘rrb daein' ■ - A ■.. < a t'jLd% -ix - RESOLVE TO SAVE THE A & P WAY ■a. ■tM V*-. It: Saving money Is s New Year's resolution that's dU- ticult to keep these days- Difficult, but not unpos> rible . . . tf you do all your food shopping at you? thrifty A&P. For its big departments are cram- packed with grand values every day in*be week. In the year. Stop in today and start the New Year with downright good eating— and savings, tool MARVEL BREAD ’fc? 18c DONUTS ‘Sf 19c ABTs Own ,± dexo rnhimesmm All Bran... Its Rita VU -32c Flakaa tg 12c 4 O’CLOCK 40c-3& $1.15 GRAPEFRUIT —_5*or 29c String BEANS 2lbs. 23c O 2 bunches. 17c lOlbT Preah Ooom Tap CARROTS .. COCOANUTS PEARS . GRAPES ONIONS Bniabaoa TURNIPS 1, 1 Dried Mockeye Peas.. ndard Pack Tomotoes .... 2 & Spaghetti 2 ll S£*25c | Beans Campbell's .*•*•#••• 10c Bupm lUght Sirloin STEAK ROAST Ldan Canflsr ( CHOPS ». 81c Juice 2 ^SSf lb. 81c l^ eo Beans ..... Swift Jewel... * W pf ib. 55c j purT ll ^D? 1 Jrr? ^ > I ■ COIHIT DUo o ■ % lb. 49c J Pancokes ...... ’Iff [Ann Pads Blended tw*. Syrup ..*«•*••• hs fcton' Ib. 87c —^ Ib. 4Sc b» Cheese • e * • • 4 '- •••••••a >• Ib. 83c (peaches' **•••••. - s tf j 15 i v ? i •"y 4 i** il tL '* tM ' j* m SMf fc,