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m Kiwanis Sponsors Forestry Program \ Reduction In Fire \lneurunce Rates In Rural Sections Stele Insurance Commissioner D. D. Murphy announced this ok that m the future new fire insurance policies on farm homes and houses in “unprotected” towns will be from 9 to 20 per mt lower Voluntary rate reduction were Sled with Mr. Murphy’s office by fire insurance companies after a review of the last five-year clas sified experience figures for this r. Murphy estimated that the reductions of up to 20 per Dr. A. W. Humphries, Ames Cooper, Usher Myers, Lane Woodcock, Julian and Moultrie Burns are shown here with a group of Future Farmers of fenca, who are a part of the 65 members who have set out 45,000 pine seed- 5 There were 11,000 set out on this project The program is sponsored by Camden Kiwanis Club. ik's Budget Of Hews From Bethune of Mr. And Mrs. D. T. Yorbrough Observa 9th. Wedding Anntvnrsory — Other Social And ersonal Newt Of Intere* ad Mrs. D. T. Yarbrough unday with their daugh- Hugh Witherspoon, in ; in celebration of their riding anniversary. He re. Witherspoon, Mr. and jtrough have two other re, Mrs. Margaret Marion me and Mrs. J. B. John- Trenton, Tenn., who as o attend. Other guests were: Mr. and Mrs. sad children of C is. Kate McNaull, 1 and son, Sara M< Mrs. Eugene Brown and children of Columbia and Miss Stella Be thune of Bethune. The dining table was centered by 'a three- tiered wedding cake bearing the dates 1890-1949. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Severance and feraily of Lamar were Sun day guests of their parents, Mr. J. E. Sevarance. ' Tim Oliver of Columbia spent last week with his grand- parenti,: Mr. and Mrs. Hugh tttrer. ». and Mrs. Oliver dE- companied their grandson home E OR PHONE US lor.. Siding ilders Hardware •Lmitber and Mouldings ick, Cement and •Nails loiter Mix . •fllllgr and Wna lima Pan«b •|t oe fc Ufe 0 « oiid exolite Paints •Shinglas, 210 lbs. and Windows • eRsM Roofing And Other Building Materials nubs sumy to. (REAR SAL RAILWAY FREIGHT DsKalb Strsot Phono 99-J A 10 , sat pieces pared. . lying and being Rock Township, ] i highest front of the Court House door in of land. South Carolina, on Saks in Flat Rock Township, Day in April, 1949, the same being County, South Carolina, contain- the Fourth (4th) day of said ing fifty- month, during tee legal hours off sale, the following described prop erty, to wit all that piece, parcel Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Brannon have returned from s visit to their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mr%. Cecil Stephens in Jackson ville, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Brannon were accompanied from Colum bia by their daughter and hus band, Mr. and Mrs. David Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McKinnon, Mrs. D. J. Clyburn and Miss Mary McKinnon visited Mrs. Marie Rosier Helms in Charlotte Sun day. Mrs. Helms was tee guest of her aunt, Mrs. D. J. Clyburn here Tuesday. Little Miss Kathryne Sims or Rock Hill is spending her holidays here with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. Z. John Neil McLauring of Augus te, Ga^ visited Ms parsntsTMT. and Mrs. J. N. McLaurin day. Funeral services for Legrand King (Tippy), 18, who died Sat urday morning at a Columbia hos pital, were held 8 ..ndui L. Davidson^ with interment Bethany cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. June Tmesdell and Carol King attended tee fin als of the Southern champion box ing tournament in Columbia Sait urday evening Mrs. Louise Lee delightfully entertained Thursda with three tables of fore cards pecan pie sensed. Mrs. R. , fats second IMBJM luddy Mays bingo prize. Quite a number from here at tended the Cup races ih Camden Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hicklin of Richburg were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ed Hearon. Miss Joyce Fowler ef Winthrop College is spending tee spring holidays here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. XL Fc ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Mat family of Lancaster nests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. James Jones and children of Florence west Sunday Mr. rate cent on farm dwellings and con tents would save policyholders about 8180,000 a year. (linns and contents in town classified by underwriters as “un protected” will receive an average rate cut of about 15 per cent Revival Services At Bethany Church The annual spring revival will begin at the Bethany Baptist church at WestviUe on Sunday, April S. Services will be held on Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. f and each evening through the week at 7:30 o’clock. Rev. O. Floyd Montgomery, pastor of the First Baptist church of Camden, will be the guest preacher Hie public is Invited to attend the services. New “ersatz" milk and meat will help feed Germans. Living war veterans in U. S. now total 18,800,000. or tract of land, together with improvements thereon, situate, ly ing and being about sixteen miles northeast of tee City of Camden, in School District No. 5, contain ing Three Hundred and Seventy- two (372) acres, more or less, as shown on a plat of J. K. Davis, Surveyor, dated February 1949, bounded as follows: and being " h by Campbell and North by property pbell and property by property of Ho of Copeland, and i formerly of of Hough; lough, prop- property of _ two (52) acres, more or less, and bound North by prem ises of Leonard Construction Corn- Jack . Leon ard Construction Company, for merly of Pate, and West by lands now or formerly of John T. Nettles. Terms of Sale: For cash, tee bidder to deposit with * "be condtMAcn ef per (5%) cent of idence of good frith, situated the same to be applied upon the purchase price in tee event of compliance but to be forfeited as In case of non- pany, East by premises of Johnson, South by lands of 1 The bidding will not remain open but will be dosed at the time and place sforasstd l-3c J. DOUGLAS MONTGOMERY, Master for Kershaw County. John K. daLoach Plaintifft Attorney. Camden, S. C., March 1949. East, by erty of < . Blackwell; South, by property of E. E. Gardner and A. L. Steph- ens^and West by property of H. Terms for sale: For cash, the successful bidder to deposit with tee Master at the condusion of the bidding Five par cent (5%) of his bid as evidence of good faith, I tea same to be applied upon the purchase price in the event of | compliance but to be forfeited as liquidated damages in case of non-1 compliance. The bidding will not remain [ open, but will be dosed at the! tune and place aforesaid. l-3c| J. DOUGLAS MONTGOMERY, Master for Kershaw County j Murchison & West Attorneys for Plaintiff. Camden. S. C, March 17, 1949. Week-end Specials At Dub Marshall’s Grocery FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY Check The List—Call 305-M for FREE DELIVERY guests of Mrs. Jones’ sister, Mr. and Mrs. James King. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mitchell and children visited Cypress Gar dens Sunday. ~ MASTER'S SALE The -knfrL.. ttee that MASTER'S SALE The undersigned Master for I Kershaw County hereby gives no tice that pursuant to a Decree of the Court of Common Pleas, made in the case of Leonard Construe-1 tion Company, Plaintiff, vs Car* rie Shiver, Jessie E. Bazzle, Car-1 rie Hammond, Emma Shivar Hall, Mamie Rite Daniels, Francea* Brown. Eugene Shiver, incompet-j ent Limuel Shiver, Antoinette _ , Jadcaon, Fannie Fronerberger, hereby jives no- Earlinfton Shivar Bernese Hos- t to a Decree of kins, Elizabeth Chandler, John Shivar, George Shiver, Eugene Shiver, the younger, Defendants, that ha will saQat public auction to tea highest bidder for cash in | of the C< for front Camden, South IFEtel Court House doofcin Carolina, an Sales tee same be- day of the 1 PEN Early June PEAS—.i....2for Swill JEWEL.. .4lbs. Fat BACK, (hick lb. GRITS 5 lbs. HEAL...... 10 lbs. SAUSAGE 111-4 ol can Irish POTATOES 5 lbs. Green 0MBAGE— .lb. TOMATOES, No. 2 can 2 lor put# nomtmaa* 6a. Cm SYRUP 1-2 gal. BANANAS lb. Frozen Foods Planty Fro# Parking Spaca Availabla At All Tima* THRIFTY BUYERS SHOP AT MYERS • • • '' •• ' MYERS MOTOR CO. I, S. C — _ — — — Ea* DaKalb Shoot Complete One Stop Service 47. Sunday wad Holiday* call StSW. 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