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^Sei»° r mi* . u i »CtL CO Groofflt Jco« .. PBCHA^ ’ --^p . .n»» -‘'-5^- -* 1 *- »• ^WErT *»*., ■* 9 M *r. • 4 MM -I » A , ^ Annual Meeting of TB Association Is Held William M. Wilson was elected president of the Ker shaw County Tuberculosis Association at the annual meet ing of the organization held on April 22f at the Sunday school building of Bethesda Presbyterian churdh. A fea ture of the meeting was an address by Dr. John M. Preston,' Tuberculosis Control director Division. of the South* Carolina ^ jrr 4 ' ^ Logoff; tni «b ,tr»tor. N C. ARNETT, Jndre of S. C, April 5, 1&49 - ^CHARGE” —. . first - F. D. Good- president, Mrs. Mr. dent. Or. John vice president second vice jTjUyfield; Leon Schlosburg; treasurer, H. G. Garrison. Members of the executive com mittee are: Mrs. George Creed, Camden: Mrs. Will Denton, Mai- *V l Tr«i~'***-* rw * R.B.PlttifjT*CMndmj » “Sr ST TuS Unl Teun OrttTj .Mr, Ralph it Salmond, Cam- mnXP Wiley and Vrta- „ ^ make to the Pro- SuTf Kershaw County Return as Admmistra- Pr 0 f the estate of John leased, and on the same judge of Probate. iurs. ac*uu vjcnjra, mrm. xuupn Stevenson, Jr n and Arthur Stokes, The board of directors consists of the officers and executive com mittee and Mrs. Warren Arnold, Wateree Dam; Mrs. E. Talmadge Soften, Blaney; Mrs. Jonnle Bums, Camden; Mrs. J. W. C. Boykin, Boykin; Mrs. John K. de- Loach, Camden; Mrs. Ruby P. Et- ters, DeKalb; Miss Margaret Few- dl, Camden; Mrs. J. Team Gettys, ell it Romance of Color to Your Home! 1 /// Mra. C. B. Rabon, _ Camden; . satt; Mrs. Alma den; Mra. R. K. BUB. Oil Westyillej Mrs. R.'J. Wardlaw, Liberty Hill; Mrs. Kathleen Watts, Camden; Mrs. Ralph R. White, Camden; Mrs. Boyd T " den. Wm. R. Gettys, retiring presi dent presided over the £e£ting. H. C. Garrison made the treas- tuer’s report and Mrs. Donald Campbell made a report on the IMS seal sale. Mrs. O J. Smyrl, executive secretary, made her re port Dr. Preston spoke on the prog- - jss of tuberculosis work in sooth -srolina and the need for a con- bnuing program of wort; along lie line of being done by uberculosis associations. Jim Leonard, Villanove’s new head football coach. mIma Is an as paragus farmer. Leonard has large farm in New Jersey. will be interested to hnow that weekly boll weevil report i the Pee Dee Kxpsrtment Station at Florence shows that 77 boll weevils were active in the hiber nation cages, during the week. Only two weevfla were active in this cage during the same time last year. F. F. Bond/, USDA entoznolo- glist at the Florence station, who prepared the report, also states that no boB weevils have been caught in the trap crop this year as compered with seven to date in Ml. Earlier reports from Mr. Bun dy stated that there were over L000 more boll weevils per acre this year than thsre were at the mine time last year, which is the highest number of overwintering weevils in the last IS L. M. Sparks, Jr, C tmwion specialist in cotton insects I and diseases, today mid: *Tn view of the present weevil outlook, fanners are advised to loin in with their neighbors az4gret arm cotton insect control by dusting . - -P , with a recommended cotton in-| Young, Cam- sectidde.'fl Notice Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Stockholders oi Real Estate Sales & Insurance, held at First Place hi Forestry Quiz M FWU Held Lut Wmk la Africaltur* BuOding — Colored FmaU Hold Also Ana McKaln at the Oranunw School was first winner in the forestry qais finals held in the Agriculture Building, April 18. Thomas Hinson at Ptae Grove School was second place winner and Charlotte Hall qf MM- This conducted In It county, sponsored Vc Bute Commission of Foseetiy sad directed by L. E. Smith, Forest Ranger. Mart Interest wan shown throughout the schools and local cttlxens attended well, the total at- tendance being 5,000 in the tndi- ▼idual contests. The colored finals were held at the Jaekaon High School, Tuesday night. May 8 with 18 schools being represented and the audience num bering 840. The winner of first place was J. P. Neal of Kershaw School. Second place winner was and winner of t^trd Elizabeth Cook of Antioch School. FhiAL piaqiAR«a~ Notice is i month from 1048, Mrs. Mary borough, will U|gh» bale Court ~ itas/Ub^ Mt Pia- Camden; Car will be Carolina, at 10:001 1040. to^coniider | AM,on _ a resolution. tol Stock of said Real A Insurance, one to not ewreeKlIwg dollars ($10,000.7k)) and to con-1 aider any other businem that may I come before mid meet- 0-lc W. B. FORT, Prmidentl J. B. McGUIRT, , Vice-President and Treasurer isurance. Incorporated, from thousand dollars ($1,000.00) I )t exceeding ten thousand j rs (I any properly tug. j nenmraonm p«oners your clotmis mOVER 200 "DECORATOR" SHADES IN LIBRARY OF COLORS WE HAVt IT NOWl NOUN'S PAINT STORE 765-M Market Street -Ittf * with Why to than the 1 YOUR SHIELD OF PROTECTION II SAN 0 ! SMI O' I II ^ MOTH PROOF f 1 f \ si s <. CALL VS TODAY QUALITY CLEANERS PHONK 112 Cm4m, a c Chrysler mpression' For Csr Cast* Moaisti mi M Ymr Aa* Chryslsr nr* lutioaiud automobile power ydh the first high rowprss j? "P 1 * in Ameries . . . Pnn| Chrysler owners A* •Stages of smoother, ■M* powerful, more efi. **• wreloping their u* ‘ engmeal I New i .New through high 'hose played m the won't stall it! Com her final trix of Gougan, mme date said Courts fur. a —r- as said Administratrix. ‘ N. C. AHNETT. V Judge of Probate & C, April 15, 1949. *— manmn You’ll Say 'wv* t^nmi ■UkIi \\ BEST TEA FOR r? i-wl i*t hn? . 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