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■-.V h Uiiig 01 Work —— of the *m-~— —t j 1 the South CaroliM gecurity Comma to make to a claimant offer considered Oie eligibility or unemployment benefits, Jamea Bush, executive today. ifi^ for the employ; offer of work m wrf bmit a copy of the wa the commission with _ on that it was recdved.{ he claimant sent by registered n known address of or Says She Nursed Hfr. Baruch aphil ml gsIMWaafig: land that no reply sr for the _ mL lived, in order to become an eltgibw* f i oral offer of work 11 idered, the regulation at an employer making must submit a^ sworn I to the commission fol- offer and' the Claim- :juent refusal thereof, ,h the nature of the ,d, the wages and houm |the shift or daily houA osed employment, the _.ation of the employ- Itime and place the Lould have reported for ny reason given by the his refusal to accept 11 of this information , that it can be de- iether or not the work iiitable work for that limant. A require- Haw is that a claimant all suitable work of- pr be penalised by a ion, but he may re- t of work that is not him on the basis of st employment his- th of unemployment, (eligible for benefit*. Carolina Employ- ity Commission ik Chairman A J. Hat- irman B. 11 Gib- Ingram. rees Trained Camden Are Winning Honors Camden-trained hones are tak ing a majority of top honors in file hunt meeting circuit races wkich were inaugerated with the 1 lale race meeting here on 12 and which since have tured the Carolina Cup meet ing, Deep Run Hunt club at Rich- mondTv*.; Middlaburg, Va, Hunt Race association; My Lady's Man or Poiiit-to-Point at Monk ton, Md.r the Virginia Gold Cup m- •odation at Wamnton, Va., and ttte Grand National Point-to- Point at Butler, Pa. Cormac, a powerful bay geld- fiifc pftce owned by Kent Miller of this city, who trained him and him for brush races and who became the property of Eu- Wehnouth, a Id-year-old stu- it at the McDonough School in and trained by W. ^ —cka here, and became a timber racer, scored three wins in as many race events during the past three weeks. A summary of the races held Rock Hill Horte Shou Tc Be Held . Friday & Saturday The fifth annual York County . 0 >W, sponsored Saddle Horse Horae Show, Rock Hill tion and. L«sgue, is being hdd in the Rock Hill Municipal SUdium on April 29 at 8 p. rm, and April SO at 2 p. m., and 8 p. m. More than 200 of the fined horses of several states tram Florida to Virginia will be shown. The judge will be Hon. Dots Stanton, of Nashville, Tenn.; the master of ceremonies. Jules Whit ten of Gastonia, vTc. Oar Alai I»T« r Ymm 5>UPtR MARKETS S Ckeck ¥b«p Pantry far these Favarltes No. SH Can rS for Lurnbor lodge wa n AF.M. egular Communica- n First Tuesday of ch Month atgp, M. Fisitors Welcome. another flat [B. McGUIRT, W. M. I our contri i through the Georgiana Blount, 95-year8-old, sayg she was cook in the Dr. Simon Baruch home for ten years prior to 1871 but took over as a nursemaid for Bernard M. Baruch. She lives at HOo 1-4 Campbell street and spends most of her tune making quilts. sfca ' COUNTY AGAIN GOlES fHH/M tjFUND —j — Announcement was made this week by Andrew B. Marion, chairman of the Kershaw county chapter of the Red Cross that this county had reached its quota in the dnve, in fact has exceeded it. Mr Marion said that the chap ter desired tp extend moat sin cere thanks to an who in any way •Med in the success of the drive. Again, he said, Kershaw coun ty has gone over 100 per cent in answerin^the call for mercy for ■As always, have given not to the DON’T CHEAT YOUR CHILD! ndards of edUcattan-^-ahortagea of well- teachers — inadequate equipment — | that your children are cheated of the full of education they deserve ad every parent—can help in this alarm- ution this way: First—Check up on ional conditions in your local schools. '—Work with civic groups and school •asking to impreve teachers* working conditions. /' T ” Jl i*d. O: to impreve oer V Prinlad as a public ssrvioo by IN PONTIAC CO. f INC. CAMDEN, g* C. "tO YRO"' tion With Tha Adyartising Council On Bahalf National Effort To laaprovo Our tlrhtsls Red Cross, which merely i as a channel through which eamreased suffering, i passion may be serves com- dunng tha past three Saturdays in the Hunt meeting schedule shows fiiat Camden-trained horses have been foremost In the Deep Run Hunt club races at Richmond, the Camden-trained entires took five out of six races and other Cam den entries finished in second and third places in a majority. At the Little Grand National event at Butter, the second of the Maryland timber classics, Wey mouth brought Cormac home to take the 47th running of the fam ous event Cormac had prev won at Deep Run and the Ldrth cup at MiddlebUrg, Vi Fine Pep, owned by fin. W. L. Clothier of Philadelphhi ind trained by W. Burling Cocks here M Camd«, and ridden by Mikee Smithwick, was second in the race. On the same day, at the »me race meeting, the John S. Street Memorial race was won by Done Sleeping, winner of the Carolina Cup race meeting here March 28. Done Sleeping was an other Cocks trained hone. In tte Middleburg races the precedhtg week. In addition to the win by Cormac, the Grafton Hurdle race was won by Dills- bwg, an R. K. Mellon Camden- trained horse, trained by Sidney Watters. Wolfberry. Cravon and Niblets Brand CORN - loos Tomato JUICE - Perfect Strike Chum - - - - 2 s No. 2 Cans 19c SALMON 8.' 45c Golden Maid Uncolored MARGARINE • 43c Swift Meats FOR BABIES Cm 20c FOR JUNIOR c.o 29c WHITE HOUSE EVAPORATED MILK 3 s- 34 J A&P GRAPE JUICE - - .... 3 loot Fto* Flavor PEAS - * ■ Mild Amor Man CHEESE - ■ ■ No 2 Cans Lb. fiie corner, around the nation, around the world. It is a glowing stOTy^of sharing and giving and Spring Meeting Of 4-H Council i Ker- was Farm _ president. Jonea, preaided and plana ISI boys dub ladder, 4-H dress revue, and fourth Your .Lawn Mower troubles are over Because I have just chased im. ■ Foley Electric fl that wil! handle Power and Hand Mowbis '. FOR YOUR LAWN MOWER TROUBLES. CALL— D» P* PEEBLES RHONE M7-R Big Bones, all took second, third places. ? ? e a on the flat at Midtfletnirg, Tburvilla. toiined by CocS^Si wiSe£l£ March 23 at Warrenton, in the wld Cup program. TourviUe was vrinner of the featured race with Snmkey City and Crayon, second and third. In the seme Warrenton recm, Pedagogue, traine Coda, won the featured event with Scuttleman, hone, second. Again—At Warrenton, tha Old Dominioii Hurdle raea went to Dillsburg, an R. K. M« ridden by SudWatterT . _ owned by Earl H. Gaffin trained by J. V. H. Davis, second. the winner in both feature Smithwick was up on " — ing in the 1949 on Big Mike In I AtPs Own Vegetable Shortening dexo ^83e Graham 2*- - Dog Food OUdB Dew Syrup ... 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