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-t*" 4 I rood x 32" Ceiling turn ithing k Loth Musical Play At Grammar Sdmol Thursday, May 5 Mte life )litc ird Flooring Molding Tib [Lining Brick — Brick far PrieM and lumber 111 lid xviinueT. Th« Romance m be praaented Qrammar School ming. Fred W««t Ann MdKain and Molly Oq***? 1 * • i ■ v ■, : Rieger and Lachicotte RocheQe Codke, Dbton. Boykin Rose- Oer- Activities Of School Lunch t *» Mary Jo Upchurch, Bobby iy. Geraldine Isenhower, isWatkina, Shirley Quburn, Rfcoten, Martha Baeage play. fifth, sixth ba seven scenes to MR. BARONI BETTER The many friends of Johnnie Batoni, who has been confined to file hospital lor the past week because of illness will be glad to know that he is rapidly recover ing and plans to be back on the job at Mrs. Mattie R. West, Kenhaw ootmty school lunch supervisor, makm the following report con cerning the school lunchrooms of the county: •Tburing March every pupa in Kanfeaw county has been eating raisins. They are section U com- ®odity (bought up to support prices), therefore, every school *hered in them, Whether they were in the school lam* oral*; as the ehfldren rntfcg raisins, plain, in , salads, cakes, muffins and sand wiches. "The latest commodity is pea nut totter and the school toxh b* «Joyiug It until d of schooL There are num- radpas for ushm pannut butter. I am watching the menus to uee the different waya that the schools will use it “A training class for white Ope- xators was held In March in the «fi*rvirer’s office, fialads and bread making were the topics dis- L A Statement from Mrs. CotuuMa city schools giving the itemized cost of labor, materials and fuel for making various kinds of breads, was givws to each one. All were requested to do more bread making in the lunch units, The height of Ittagara Falls, American side, fa 117-169 feat * — ... — ■ of V( t t Cv nunu B. C.—Fhooa lib pecially rolls. Camden Grananar School ' Liberty Hill News Killians attending the 2all wedding in Bhhop- April 22 were: Usses Eliza- Sophie, LaL and Marion irds. aunts of the bride. Miss Jennie Jones, Mrs. E. L. JoneA Mrs. F. A. Drcnnan, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Thompson, Mrs. X J. Cun- lira. S. H. Cunning- Mra. H. S. Higgiiis, Sr. Mrs. D. A. McCollum, who has rother, N. S. to her home Dillon after attending the kfcCall wadding in Bish- on Friday evening. Mbs Righton Richards, director of Springs Park, is spending awhile at Myrtle Beach. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Wither spoon.^ Decatur, Gan visited Mr. and Mr*. L. F. Thompson during the weotend. G. R. Clements returned home on Friday altar an extended visit to Mrs and Mrs. K. L. Clements, Lynchburg. Mrs. F. B. Floyd, who reent the wintei 1 with her sister, Mrs. J. B. ~~ 3oy, Camden, has returned to home near Ldberty Hill, ey Richards, aiffside, N. ited his grandfather, N. S. C- visite Richards on Mbs Jo Wardlaw, Mooresville, N. CL spent the wedQsnd with Mrs. R. J. Wardlaw, Sr. Mn. Marion Wilson. Darling ton. b visiting her father, N. S. Richards. Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Robinson was the first to serve hot rolls. Who will be the second? - "After the meeting delicious re- _ freshments yrere served. The Eas- his Grifl within a few days. b * ill i2^ e $ ^ “ the decorations. Before leaving the meeting each operator was given a favor. » “On Thursday, April 14,1 visit ed Kirkwood, Camden High, Cam 4«i Grammar and Fine Tree Hill At Pine Tree Hill and Otmden Grammar I found beauti- ful Raster decorations on every table, a rabbit in a nest of eggs. The children were treated with dyed eggs, cookies in the shapes of chickens and iced in difteent colors along with a delicious din- r I am watching the menus to e who else had Easter dinner. “A training class for the col ed school lunch units was held Lugoff school recently. Thir- of the 16 schools were rep resented, 26 workers and man agers in all attended. At this a round table discussion was held, everyone fairing part in telling the various ways of using USD A commodities, and the out standing feature of their Iknch unit Alter the meeting sandwich es, oeofato and pinch were served. Easter decorations WWV used. “We enjoyed school enjoyed meeting at Logoff and always get s cordial e when we fis there for our training! pleasure iu, toe teachers This ana J take great po- MILLER'S lor MPLETE ■: «L- spent Thursday in Columbia. J. P. Richards, Mrs. Richards and children, Nor man and Jane, Washington and Heath Springs, and Miss Phoebe Richards, Greensboro, N. C., spent Sunday with N. S. Richards. Mr. and Mrs. Jama Richards and Master Jimmie Richards, Concord, N. C, Mr. and Mrs. J. 6. Richards and Miss Kay Rich ards, Florence, returned home with Misses Richards after the Heriot-McCall wedding and spent toe weekend. Miss Barbara Hilliard, Ker- C i nnrig-ii :■**, .V.,. .v - Cassatt News The Kershaw County Singing Convention met at Beaver Dam Baptist chore blast Sunday after noon at 2:30. Thera ware choirs and indivi dual singers from local churehce and tram Lancaster and Spartan burg. Those who reported the event were in highest praise of the whole affair. Little Jimmie Waat, son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. West, cele brated his second birthday Sun day. His beautiful cake, in pink and whrtn with the two tiny white candles adorned the table. Mr. and Mrs. Milton McQeirt and two small daughter of Pine- hurst, ttwnt the weekend with hb parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McGuirt Mrs. Louie Smith and daugh ter, Jackie, mid Mrs. Elizabeth of Johnston visited the s mottor, Mrs. C. L. Mc- BlackweU of Mr. and York spent Easter Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. John and Mr. McCoy, who are living with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McCoy. Measles are visiting many homes in this visinfty. Tommy and Aubry Horton and Betty Jean Thorn are all out of school with them this week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin and son of Camden spent the weekend with his parents, Mr and MTs. A. A. shew, was the weekend guest of Miss Shirley Hilton. Mrs. L. P. Thompson visited relatives in Greenville thst week. Mrs. James McCutcheon and little daughter, Irena. Bishopville, returned none on Sunday after spending several waeks with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cureton. On Tuesday, Rev. J. S. Robinson and W. E. Cunningham, Sr„ at tended a meeting of Bethel Pres bytery at Bethesda Church in York county. Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Drennan are visiting the former's sister, Mrs. Meachum, in Charlotte, N. C. Ben D. DeLoache. noted singer, New York; Mrs. Ben DeLoache and Mrs. R. M. Kennedy, Camden, invited Mrs. L. P. Thompson to accompany them to the R. B. Patterson borne, near Liberty Hill on Sunday afternoon. C. D. Cunningham, E. J. Cun ningham and S. H. Cunningham visited relatives near Monroe, N. on Tuesday. id MTs. 8. L. McLaughlin. A Stanley Brush party « ven at tow home af Mrs. est last Friday night Mrs. Early Anderson won the silver pin server. Mrs. West served punch and cake. Mr. and Mrs. Carson Catoe and son of Sumter spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. L H. Catoe and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Catoe. , * Mr. and fcfca. Frank Stevens and daughter. Shirley of McBee^ spent the weekend with her moth er, Mrs. Charlie Granger and family. The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cooper was entered by some one Monday afternoon. The .back son Reynolds, ■ch door ‘ SILVER FENDERS In Milan, Italy, fee silver fenders. The g would think they were you can ** ft* Mmn-Vrt t <1 fold aad din.. Ton'll save by placing your Life L r day. a car was sesa equipped with they are asking for soma of them, you with gold. — be surprised at the amount policy loan wife us. BYRNES CITES— (continued from page two) Baruch say that hb father. Dr. Baruch, was the wisest man ha ever knew. ‘B. M inherited that wisdom. From that good father and from that dear mother of whom he loves to speak, he else inherited hb love of hb fellow- man. I like to think that in spirit they are hero. If so, I know they are happy to know that you, the children and grandchildren of their old peUteber* are honoring their son. “Barnard M. Baruch is worthy of every honor you can confer upon him. He is s great Ameri can; a true friend. Ha is my friend and your friend. I want him to tell you so.” The cod Adds of the state of Ohio cover 12,000 square miles. , FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby giyen that one month from this data, on May 9, 1949, Gussie Reynolds will mate to toe Probate Court of Kershaw County his final return as Ad ministrator of the estate of Nel- deceased, on ue you * vj* of cahdy. This is the third time thieves have broken in the Coop er home in the past years. • the same date ha will said Court lor a as said Administrator. N. C. 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