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or south SStTSK Columbi* OB th® At the morning church •enrice. May 1A Rot. Robert G. Hole, a graadoon of the late Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Joaeo, Sr., paached a »pien- ST. u. s. Army. \ Hot. J. S. Robinson, pastor of 3LSK to th®R«««l" Army ' l. «• ar PBESBTTEBIA* CHURCH # *W* _ --- MeAnu Fwlad 35 • BW. »ery age at 10 a STStinue* r service for toe coo- F parents. Youth FsJ- 6:80 P- m - i® 1 ® 1 .® Xf.THfSl IDSEVS jy It SAVINGS ctl Birdsey Store FLOUR 1—$1QA ^ $1.87 AVDi $1.74 Liberty Hffl News Day te the day school was ohoerred on May IB. An interesting program on Missions. In Japan was well carried by the children of the Sunday " the leadership of Miss Bertha Henrietta Weil, widow o( the late Dr. Harry A WeO. Re- publican leader eg the State of Wisconsin for many yean and close latimate Mead of the late Senator R. M. LaToiletto. dMd at the home at her daughter, Mrs Fraalf H. Heath, ItS Hampton St friend of the late Sir tip- ml Dr Lac which «T. Church. Mias Lei Richards, Sec. of For eign Missions, was hostess to the Wbmeo of the Church on Monday aftatnooa in the obaerradee of the *7th birthday anniTertgry. After the roll call and business, there was aa interesting program about misaioa work in Brasil and the American Bibik Society. An offering, which will be shared by both courses, was taken. At the conclusion of the pro- gram, Mrs. John G. Richards play ed several lively piano selections. its wart United into at I o'clock Hoik Mr*. Wed was netted with a paralytic stroke atoOe vMtlng her panddaaghter. Mrs. W. \f. Patrick la Chicago la October. 1B47, and was brought to toe Heath home here by pfcme. Wed was bora Berths Hen- April 11, 1MB, st and Aan Margaret Hnecbwsr. was baptised In St. PPaal’e Mptsco- pal Cathedral at Foatf du Lac March 24. 181S by the Rt Rot. Henry Hobart Bream. Bishop of Fond dn La*H Her husband preceded her in dear form rroom. COFFEE S BEST kn—i CBS table. a bpanfeal lade ■’Nril Lb. 50c 40c 30c SET'S FEED }MASH 1.24 n- ' trint Bags.... 4#60 MASH GRAIN cloth, wag'centered with w sliver bowl of multicolored sweet peas and flanked by white tapers. A lovely birthday cake with tiny can dies waa at one end of the table. Misses Elisabeth and Sophie Richards assisted the hostess in serving delicious open-face -and calls illy mints, nuts and punch. Mrs. R. J. Wardlaw, Jr., Jimmie and Billy Wardlaw spent the week end in Barnwell with Mrs. J. 8 F. A.' Drennan returned home Friday dfter an extended vielt with relatives in Charlotte and Gastonia, N. C. Mrs. Steve Duds and little daughter, Margaret, of Camden, are spending a few days with Mr. sad Bln. 8. H. Cunningham. Mrs. Lester Good visited rel atives in Rock Hill last week and while there she attended a funneral of her aister-ln-law at Lockhart Mrs. John G. Richards spent last week in Chester with her daughter. Mrs. J. Boyce Bankhead, and her family.. . Mrs. CChester Francis ret to Rock Hill Monday after visit! her mother, Mrs. John G. Rich Mr*. R H. Cunningham, M peorge B. Cunningham, Rock HID, and Mrs. Steve Duda and little Margaret Duda, Camden, vlsite< the Iris‘f»rdens to Sinnter Sunday. *'Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Witherspoon Deeater; Ot., «>•« Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs. L. P Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Presley, Mrs ham and little son. Buster, spent the week-end with Mr. and MrMs H. 8. Higgins, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Clements, Jr.. Charlotte. N. G* visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Clements, Sr., Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. William Blackmsn Rock Hill, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Abe Hilton SundayT Mr. Henry 8. Higgins, Jr., Falls, who has charge of Power Co., fagms and helped fight a fire Sunday night on Mr. George B. Cunningham's property near Beever ithj»y Just a few years. He Tner mayor of Rlpon, a close Weil came from ah old family sad was a praottcln la RIdob before betna appointed U. 8. Marshall tor Wisconsin. He served If years aa marshal and retired to become owner <4 the Hotel Erring at Fond da la ha operated for ms Mrs. WeO leaves oae daughter, Mrs. Frank H. Heath of this city, who with Mr. Heath are tearing for Fond du Lae where burial is to take plaoe later. Mrs. Watt waa PfOttineet la f \ Fond du Lac. being a leader In affairs of too Cathedral church at many guild activities. In Addition — ■ ■ .■ "■ leavua n brother, O. W. Bukhner.. of Milwaukee; ‘three grand chit- drea. Bea W.hieath of St. Petere-i burg. Fla.; Mrs. W. A Boldt of Milwaukee, sad Mrs. W. W. Patrick of Chicago. Also eight great grand children, Patricia. Michael. Sharon and Peter Patrick of Chicago, Barbara Ana Boldt of (Milwaukee, and James Buckley, Pamela Carson and John Klrkover Heath of 8L Petersburg. THE STORY HOUR Every Thursday from 4 to $ !>. im. a Story Hour it held for RiTfVf. ittirt f • children ages 5-10 at Bethesda y children laurel. Presbyterian church. Any children wM in the community corned. _ \* / an * Angel when you tee the remits he gets for you with Pee Gee pBin| colon. The color you pick will be the color you get—and you 11 find more than 200 shades in our Pee Gee Library of Color. Nolan's Paint Store Phona 765-M Market Street Invest Yeiiir funds In w jxt*?« i>o. - y u. , tidoU C..II B.SJ ■ ruii"r8Ki Aures ass uppoiMn 1 ( ■* *. * ’ > ,^ V ’ hstallment Snares J h* 'Aflhr+'tr-'-' +vhit* < »“ mi .* .-.w - ,i..j • mb, -<**'. a,v I. i • t :>/ «’* ^ . f m -I »• ' ‘ . t * ’* 1 Nr Annum CURRENT DIVIDEND Com Bounded Senii-Annuolly • A k. M m. * Each Account Insured Under State and Federal ToJS^OO lie Waleree Building & Loan ; *• .f-t MW Mrv, * -n- j, \. * t aW ht+i '* Association FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CORP. FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK OF WINSTON-SALEM. N. & UNITED STATES SAVINGS AND LOAN LEAGUE SOUTH CAROLINA BUILDING. SAVINGS AND LOAN LEAGUE . . . FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING . . . Camden, S. C. Telephone, 62 ■»' 3 ! m j M I WanBuw rihited tor. «nd Mrs. W. »• 34mUU c Oiineip® r ^ >am at WUUston Ben- attondM Qd the M tone^ of * ■ F *"• ■ ■ •)-W MMw « wn^SiniUauFi" »'UXi \ tie--Hi Wi G FEED $4.00 $3.75 eed Barber near Chester last Wednsa- day. If nle sad Annie Jones. Miss Sophie Rldufrds west to <7. • S, PLAT emeu Four Ordtt Now ■tore Deiivsry. EY FLOUR S ED STqtt ?T£’iu c T ed “' e Caroilns . to Co- srty Hill and CSsm- den was started recently. Liberty Hill people are delight^ tp have access to bns service. Mr. and Mrs. David Higgins Charlottes N. C., Mto-’W. P. Reek- i more people bdtight nevi| * f % T t W W 'fit' .»<• $ vfelWC i ■ and trucks in April 1949 than in any * s'. ‘ f9tX i ' # i* ; ■ t ", sfeiV-a* 1. ; 7 > v In any year. e t , - s sales in January, February, -r .Jr ~%i*t and ./Marsh were the biggest ter any quarter .#A \e $; "{'nil ^ *■ muoo ‘ j •if U»« .ML* • -• .aj#. 4 ■'keAMife Mh‘~ 1 ; 'w" ? l! f *?v. ■k9 ednational harvester LTimOR SWEEPS ! . production in an attempt to meet this i gT * ^ ; >S ^ »r ,v:» , > * r* r if ★ SAVE WORKING TtMl ★ cur ★ control *! ■j ft) A ''AOh I ♦ —J I Zi 4 A. * T. * gr\** , 'WW i ' : & COMPANY - I a fi AM'% ■ 'rrK ^ n 0 a :t t » G