The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 27, 1949, Image 17
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Week's Budget Of News From Belhune
Picnic Will B« H«M This Year On
Big Community Picnic Will Be
Tuccday Night -
Sermon On Sunday By Row. A.
P. Me Am
attending the
SiTTndVr.D.
Will Exact Penalty
Mrs.
Hook of
visiting their aunt Mr*. Dona
Clyburn.
WARNS MOTORISTS FT WILL
; COST TO DISREGARD TICKETS
who violate ttia oi
Peking regulations wni w^o fail
to max* payment of their One
to find it tough hum
on, according to an edict
police headquarters hare on
to hold the picnic on July 3 in the past.
It is planned to make this the largest and best picnic
yet> Various committees were appointed to 'work out the
details.
Mayor C. B. Mitchell was authorized to secure the
speakers for the morning and evening.
gebe^ Con
The baccsuaurea
to
the
ting class of the Be-
School
eve
will be preach
rening in the school
auditorium by the Bev. A. D. Mc-
Ara, of Camden. Grammar school
program will be held Monday
morning and promotion cards
givsnat 10:30 a m.
morning services hera
present were: Mrs. S. M. £
Mrs. Harry
out of
to Chief of
! 20 cars that
Police
Randolph,
Mrs. Clifton Severance and
dren of Lamar, Mr. i
tagged for overtime parking, but
police to
mgerirt cotUc||
fine.
dictorian and Ruth
salu
Rosier as
/and _
tie son of McCall and Mr. and
Mrs. Lavin Sevarance of Colum
bia. All children were present ex
cept Dr. Eldon Severance of Pam-
pUco.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard McLaurin
all from
city wffQtArjfM
paM their fine
The seniors left Tuesday for h McLaurin of Charaw ana mt. ana
^p through Fl.ori«^eroned
of Florence, Ifc and Mrs. Paschal
and Mr. and
cents
***«. Eight out of ten
who were tagged
. tea.
As a result of a conference
between the police heed
and City Manager Lott Rogers, a
that should bring the da
te time has been formu-
Parking and traffic violit-
by Manley Da via They expect to
return some time Saturday.
Shamrock Weptist Church
The Shamrock Baptist church,
which has just been completed,
tickets turned in at police
> officers
by police
ta were Sunday guests^
its, Mr. and
parents,
Laurin.
Mr. and Mra H.
Augus-
of their
N. Me-
held for three days, after
ill be
A. Bentley
which the summons will be mail
ed to each offender. Should the
summons fail to bring in the
motorist, a warrant will bd is
SIFFEKEI
NAtAL
Snu
tort art of •inn
will b. dedicated. Sunday aiter^ have returned to their home^to
noon at 3:30 o'clock. Amonj thou Odc^o aitCT jevma week, trWt
appearing on the program will 10 their daughter and family, Mr.
be Rev. M. B. Gunter, Rev. A. L.
it KLORONOL
tkta a
Willis and Rev. W. F. Estridge.
This will be the Rev. T. B. AJt-
„ man's last service as pastor be-
m with ,fore taking up his new pastorate
•wMb, at Bush River Baptist church near
® Newberry.
Bridge Party
Mrs. Leslie Best entertained
Tuesday evening with four tables
and Mrs. Bethune McLaurin and
Ross Horton of, Newberry Col
lege was the weekend guest of his
wade Hor-
Mr. and Mra
rwwat.w PHARMACY
of bridge. Miss Elsie Starling, a
of tt
bride of the summer, was remem-
S«rvicet and com
munion oadi Lord's Day
at 11 a. m. at Ifca
Ckurch of Christ on
McRoo Road.
a S. BRADSHAW
Ministar
bered with t gift High score was
sfon by Mra John Ed
win King,
second high by Mra Fred Brin
son and Mrs. Loring Davis re
ceived the bingo prize.
Mr. and Mra Alvin Kelley of
Washington, D. C., were recent
guests of Mr. and Mra E. L. Kel-
L. M. Yarbrough and Mra
Annie Lou Turner of Hartsville
Sunday guests of Mr. and
D. T. Yarbrough and Mrs.
Mra D
Daisy McLaurin.
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parents,
ton.
Mrs. Marie Stubbs of Hamlet
was the guest of Miss Stella Be
thune Sunday afternoon.
Frank Beard has returned after
a month’s stay in Birmingham,
Ala., with his son, Ernest Beard.
Mra Lee Hilton is a patient in
Camden hospital.
Mra T. E. Hearon has returned
sued.
*Ifs purely a matter of econo
my ana mathematics,’’ declared
Chief Alva Rush. “If a motorist
is tagged, it will cost him just 50
cents and he pays that to any of
ficer on the street, or at police
headquartera If itis necessary,
after we check the license records
to send the ofiender a
summons, it will cost him $1. If
ha ignores the summons and we
have to bsing him in on e warrant,
it means from $9 to $10 together
So,*!?** added words of the
doUm head, “motortote who ignore
the f — are going to find
the
are going
for we mean to
_ JBH ere made to
pey the penalty. 1 *
to speak ii worrom -
Dr. Thomas David Bailey, a na-
intendent of public instruction of
Florida, will deliver the address
to thegraduating class of Wofford
College at the commencement ex
ercises on Monday, JuneADr.
Briley is a graduate of Wofford.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS
AND CREDITORS
AH parties
tate ofW. N. C
fied to make
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WALKING ~"wORK
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You ought to be
driying a
rela-
Sunday in Denmark with
fives.
Leo Tiller of Durham is visiting
here on a fishing trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Winters of
Columbia were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mra. L. M. Best
from Camden hospital where she
nent
received treatment
Mrs. Louise Etheridge of Co
lumbia spent the weekend as
guest of the D. M. Mays.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Tiller and
Harvey Tiller of Mayesville were
of their sister, Mrs.
Sunday guests
Trank Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie King spent
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