Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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; TO Of*!?* 3 CREDlTOKa HiFirt ‘SSf^Stu^Mg Cord Of The brothers and sisters of Mr. TalUe Q. Anrants wish to thank their friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown them during the illness and death of their dear brother. Many thanks for the beautiful 4 *P LOCAL NATIONAL GUARDSMEN TO BE FURNISHED INSIGNIA Spoke at Lancaster i s a, March*IMS. i “Rocks and Shoals’*, articles for | government of the Navy, was the first printed document cm the U. & Navy. £ SPECIAL! . Seat Covers ’ for any Modol Car ie -$25.00-$45.00 $15.00 - $19.00 tferies 5 allowance for battery on any r battery. ITY FILLING STATION » 70 East DeKalb Street Harold Funderburk was guest j speaker at foe regular weekly luncheon of foe Lancaster Rotary i Club on last Friday. ■■ iwfepistHNsii : S: t - w-'• A Members of the Qamden units of the National Guards along with thousands of other \ National Guard infantrymen of South Carolina and Florida soon will be wearing the new shoulder patch es shown above, Resigned for the 51st Infantry Division and re ceived for the first time this week. Against a shield of blue and orange the coiled rattlesnake car ries the warning implied, “Don’t Tread on Me.” The 51st Division is command ed by Maj. Gen. Sumter L. Lowry of Tampa, Fla., with Brig. Gen John C. Hennagan as assistant division commander. Adjutant general of the state of South Carolina is Brig. Gen. ‘ FI James C. Dozier and for Florida, Brig. Gen. Mark W. Lance. ENTION HONE OWNERS Pine Tree Hill School’a Rhythm Funeral Services Tallie G. Arrants , will not hoy# to go out of town now to Band /fJ Concert me one to do your. •t AL WEATHERSTRIPPING WINDOWS and DOORS ...... ' . » , ' m prepared to give you a first clots job in respect. I furnish the material. i ALSO PREPARED TO ASSIST YOU IN YOUR INSULATION NEEDS. our Business Will Bo Appreciated. FOY BARTLETT —- Phono The Pine Tree Hill school rhy thm band gave its first perform ance in assembly last Wednes day. A large number of parents and friends were there to hear foe band. They gave a program of John Phillip Sousa’s marches The band was organised about three pumths ago and is made up of 47 pupils of foe second., grade. The members of foe band were Tallie G. Arrants, 59, died at a local hospital Thursday morning, March 3,”after a lingering illness, er and spent smartly dresied in white with nd ents capes and caps. The instrument 1 which * - “ ‘ are used in foe band are foe rhythm sticks, sand Mocks, hand dogs, wrist bells, rhythm Draper. N. &, and L. RUN 11 inti of Mtllolly, N. C.; twisters, Mrs. J. W. Hill of Lyman and Mrs. bells and triangles. rfom Band plans to give The Rhythm several more such and in foe I w. tt. xuu u& Lyman «uju m*». Minnie Watson of Camden, and several nieces and nanhtws. c J. P. 1 MILLER'S for Lumbor See the diffeivnce.**, Hear the difference/ < ; v Mad Bagfawl That's why HINDS ! Naaty t Nnrbumy Irtthl 25c IsT 89c plus tax D.KALB PHARMACY Do You Need Extra Entertainment For That PRIVATE PARTY—TEA DANCE—COCKTAIL PARTY—SCRIPT or CHARITY BALL Guarantood to Ploaso You Bill Burns and Orchestra Phonos 309-W or 949-J Tell ’Em You Read It In The Chronicle He was a farmer and spent his en tire life in Kershaw and Lee county. He was a good dtizen. Funeral services were held at Komegay Funeral Home by Rev. Paul Webb Saturday at 2 p. m. Burial was in foe old fomily cemetery known es the Lockhart I Surviving are five brothers, J. E. Arrants and M C. Arrants of Camden. H. D. Arrants of Salis bury, N. CL H. B. Arrants of N.&,«ndL.: Bran- LaVerne _ _ _ . Odd, Davis and K. C. Joyner. The floral were beautiful. NEW RED BLISS Potatoes 5 lbs. 32t WnesapApples Tibs.—He Yellow Onions Tibs.—tic SIZE 54s-64s 5 for Florida Grapefruit tic FRESH String Beans FRESH GREEN TOP rots 2 bunches 17c . X IP Dulany Frozen Foods Ou^tpnrling Values Campbell's Tomato Soup 2"^ 21c Iona Peas Niblets Brand N c.„’ 10c Corn .... 2 c.m 35c 41c Can A&P Pineapple Juice Packer’* Label Tomatoes 2 Cans 27c Ann Page Salod Oressina 29c Iona Stteed ar Halves °eaches ... 27c Mild American Cheese “ 41c G.Un Mai. Oocolora. Moroarine m 25c Beans & 10c “W. — T-'*"’SSj-j. - Can OYC laaajnilil SaH-JUstag Flour ..... ‘Sf 79c Pea Beans . pit 29c Cut Beets ... 2 c» 25c Oil...... & 34c Snowdrift eta 35c "» 25c Duff’s Hot Roll Mix Pari Dot Food ..2 ££ 27c AMD DRAWN FRYERS ^ 49c Rad Band SalMUsbig Ploiir a? $1.02 Stalayk Cuba / '^toreh .. IS 6c Simple Simon Pie Crust. 2 29c Shortening Spry ... '& 35c White House Crap MILK 3 si 36c PORK ROAST - - Super-Right Broad and Rolled RIB ROAST - 73c Bona In Plata or Brisket - BEEF STEW - - - 29c Super-Right Boned and Ballad CHUCK ROAST - - 65c Small Skinned ^— PICNICS - «*• 45c Morralir Pride N& 12 Sliced Mild and Mallow Coffee 8 O'CLOCK BACON — — — — ^ 49c Nice Size Wc-3£ $1.15 FAT BACK - - - - *15c mr/ wot mm mmm* m*wm Oat Ope for 4» Priee — 43e SPICK AND SPAN 2 "• 41c . SOAP 2 2S 17c tel Tfftflit SOAP SOAP 2 £5- 17c SOAP tt 12c soap 4 — 27c FLAKES ■H9c ia 59c Ikv 55c . >* 49c Nod&ock ..... ik. 39c .1 A&F Baked Goods OOLDEN LOAF Oak. 25c sous 10c 7W7 Ells ] 1 m STYLE ■ ; I- SOAP •W/.'SSf'a.'iaflB ■ m, ■ -a, . wM&m