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K'figi r« fs JLV ■?' V .4- - >1 ' % lT. mat Ar** A**** Major and officer oftt* mQ a peeitive 5- Air caliber *r*d« could be en- tbre® states Irithin 1 ^ must also be ' ^SEsSif^the the Air Force of less of the number « BUN® .sr.g&ftTTg. r* rJfzSSLT^S r -. ——-»tloo Su«. .'tfuTS'SfaSS Jft'ssr'ssJsj ,tb Pharmacy I, A. Loans \/rf»sr 68 Park Luae, N. X. Atlanta. CfcT m ’20. Bates Littlejohn Named President Local Lions Club To Succood U E. Smith Who Ha* Had Excellent Ad- Weather Did Much 25 JPER GENT OF v FEBRUARY ESTIMATE PEACH CROP WILL BE HARVESTED A rather optimistic outlook on the possible peach At Plymmuth, Eng L. Brad* Hmvt cruifer during Royal Navy in taaaOitatatapPMOt thefciSshNavyl^K of British civilians durtagHtata^ The CoiutnbUS. flatfahin of mini HichmpdL. ConbUgr, < M nual mouth, bus, weae _ , tours of the ship. of Ply- crop in South Carolina for 1949 is that about 25 per cent of the February .estimate .will be harested, according to Roy J. Ferret, Clemson extension horticulturist fr based on the of the that tWs estimate is growers who . <s control cur- young fruit to prevent in the possibility that some make every effort to ( fruit Is firat thought dam-' culio and to keen ] - . . “T aaature and that it will covered with sulphur probably he a month or weeks scab. • before a reesnnabty accunfte esti-1 4< Gro mate can be made. betore hirves. U. consol b.curi.1 usual series of unfavorable weath- spot, and all growers should im- conditions the winter, mediately discontinue the use of te of about benxene hexachloride for this see- first losses son,” Mr. Ferres says. »wers in cwtral South Caro lina should maintain a cover of I zinc sulphate until a short time With 6% million u$ find yol HOME : VCOR OWK f w 70t>A Y :e, he. From a membership of ap- proximately ,20 less than a year ago, the Camdep Lions Club has tikm sank as one of the large ser vice clubs in Camden, with membership roll of over 40 at the present time. At a regular meeting of the club Thursday evening at the Thomas Tavern, H. B. Littlejohn was elected president for the next fis cal year, succeeding L. E. Smith, whose administration the pas year has been featured by out standing activities and a remark able club growth. J. Clyde Walton was named lisst vice president, Joe Kelly as second vice and C. L. Taggert as third vice president Carlyle C. Jackson was elected secretary- easurer. Christy Rodgers became the new tail twister and Henry Hall man the new lion tamer, ton named for twoyean are J C. Stover and K. V. Daniels, for one year, G. B. Clancy. The dub announces that Lott Rogers, the new Qfcden SwCSni ar * tne uamcren &u ferred fro mlhe Club. The newly named officers of the dub, together with the pres ent officers and directon will at tend the state/ Lions dubs con ventibn to be held at the Forest hoM at Myrtle Beech on occurred January 30 when a few- 6 — Lancaster Names was damaged, and during the 9 C% Successor approximately 40 per cent of the original estimate. Between that' James Douglas Mackintosh, Jr., period and April 17 a large num- of Charlotte, has been chosen by I her of small peaches dropped due the city council of Lancaster as primarily to poor pollination. city manager to succeed Lott On April 17 a heavy frost Rogers,, who this week entered further reduced the 1949 crop u P® n h “ duties M manager 1 with practically every peach-,, . . growing section of the state sufJ Mackintosh is a graduate fering at least minor rinmagw The Clemson College in dvil en- least damage was reported from & ne «^g, u a veteran of World the portion of central South Caro- J?" 11 and employed by J. lina west of Columbia. 1 J*. Pease and Company of Char- Mr. Ferree points out that the ^°^ e - situation in Georgia ia not too I^elayedd favorable. J^elayed dormancy in the Ft Valley area threatens ■prac tically file .entire Elberta crop with the Hiley variety being about the only variety from which a) crop may be expected. Damage to' the crop is also reported fromboth central and north Geor In the ▲ X 1 . Georgia. to control aphids, curculio, scab, bac terial spot, and oriental fruit He calls special attention ****** parathion for aphid aphid control He also urges TOWLE —WALLACE FRANK M. WHITING and HEIRLOOM 8TEBLXNO SILVER 182 1M F. D. GOODALI Phan, Ml S38 E. zwwmIK (Opp. p.o.) May 21, 22 and 23. During the pot: den Lions Club carried out the Cam- M outstanding activities and continued activities in all for the coming year and will! a home talent minstrel show in the near future. Reese Refrigeration Service 3rr:n,C! felgj Gives esti- Us For Yoar Plumbing Needs £ . C *?lxWilES Utt W*ni?PUMM tic. ' Ptampt and CourfMMW Rapa if Wade * CALL OIK PLUMBING CO.. IBBGADMfeMr CAMDGH. PHONE 930-J rung Paymaat Plan Now AvaNabla. mm SAY Floor PA/rr-SAY • comuss m ittll ijwr * TRUSS doe* all the wock BOY If Mf-MNS HR—MT1 •••cow-Eadioaao U leaves t lastingly ' coatee. Om coat efrrorat Aad yoa loor <*>•< * protected «« lt # « w W (r 1120 Prompt, Efficient and Court- aout Service . CALL JACK REESE mduate hi Rafrioanktkm Ah oonamoning j Night Ffcooa 104 IStaov Co, (A 1 1 mmmm NUVntlD AT veoe DOOR RADIO, UMDiaSIA l aacxma i ir aiAria, I P you're'* price • conscious these days as you shop for new cars, you've probably made a big diaoovery. k’a important to find out whtt the price to* c/adrs—particularly in the normal "spread" between list «ad delivered prices. Thke these Buick prioes K*ven here. AH of them, as the panel tells you, cover such * universally wanted accessories as radio and antenna* theater and defroster, windshield washers and built-in back-up lights. These ace aadiviJMAy itemized on bill of sale. Not itemized, but stiU / in your Biiiek when yqu get it, ate things that classify as extrarcost items on many ogfiar case. For instance, Foamtex seat cushions are an extra value an Buick SUPERS and ROAJH Masters that cost you nothing extra. You i- get direction tignali, rear wheel shields, a flexible steering wheel, an air cleaner, en oil filter, a dock—all included in the basic list price. On aH Roadmastbrs, these prices even cover Dynaflpw Drive «s stand ard equipment, not an ftmomt item. Included also,- of course, are such Buick extra values at Fireball mower, which you get nowhere else—all-con Springing, almost an exclusive—the widest rims in die indus try—and that very spaaigi and derirgMa •olid Buick fed; So—check the "extras" when you price today’s care. Check the "deal" too, and make sure it’s as fair and aboveboard as the Buick sales policy. 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