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Personals Ife wA Mm. W. H. Gnddick y, hfye now returned to home ft>r the summer in tt Orifdar bu refcM- ad from • visit with her mee* Mrs. Fay Wilkes of Hampton, Va. Mrs. Grigsby was called to Vir- ginjadw to illaess Hired Hands Show Thursday, June 9 The WIS Hired Hands, former ly the WIS. Hillbillies, will pre sent an evening of music, comedy and hymns at the Blaney High School at 8:30 Thursday night, June 9. Sponsored by the Junior class of the high school, this pro gram will feature these well- known hillbillies: Marion, ia Tommy and Pappy In a well n for planned pr< Speciaff > Snuffy be _ House.*’ ogram for the evening, feature of the show will as janitor of “The Bug Lawn Portw Given Hr A MM m M MZ I O mm Ofttlw r ffPIXvFtf at the of hon or of Mr. and Mrs. O. R. S. Pool of Ellis^Ue, Ala., and formerly of Blanef. the piety was attend- l Among the gulm were Richard Pool and his wife/Ae fMMM Miss Carmen CMia Octavio, ofmeel. the son and dauMrter-in-law of the honor gu Pools are from Birmingham, Ala. Other out-of-town guests indud ed Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jack son, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bell md Mr. and Mrs. James Stead man of Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Frye Boykin of Lufoff, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Haines of Blythewood and Mr. and Mrs. Otho Pool of Columbia . —: “ Houses, Apartments Are Available Now fetamhiati<m For Sri) Carrier At Local Fostoffice Methodist Juniors fatertain Visitors To Deli** Sermon To m* The owners of houses and apartments, who due to the winter e gift to bold * her dreuis! A beautiful LANE Ctfcr Htpt Cbest from the rlsssn of boll and Mta. W. 0. Thom participating gram were Mary Davis, Tucker, Ina Qlafr Porter, Martin, Lissie Peake Backer. The church was decorated with a white cross at the altar and a floral arrangement of delphinium and Following the devotional ser vice a recreation period was held in the Blaney High School gym nasium, which was also arranged by Mrs. Abbott and Mrs. Grigsby. Another Movie Show In Blaney .Seerifs that motion picture ope rators look to Blaney as the The U. S. Civil Service Com- mtMiort, Atlanta, Ga^ announces an open competitive examination for probational (leading to per manenfl appointment to tho pn- man of suEbPsts dork, mboti- r and special driivery in the post office, Cam- AppUcations will bn accepted am parsons who rorida within the delivery of the post office named or who are bona fide pet al such office. Persons em- in the post office will be lad bona fide patrons of fee Office. entitled to tee will be given prefer- as provided in the Veterans’ Preference Act of 1944. For de tailed information on preference and other items see Examination Announcement at the local post office. The basic rate of pay for sub stitutes is $L29 per hour. After the performance of 2,024 hours of satisfactory service, including time served as a special delivery messenger, the basic rate , of pay is Increased five cents an hour each year thereafter until a maxi mum rate of $1.79 an hour ia readied. Applicants must have reached their 18th birthday but must not have passed their 50th birthday on the date of receipt of applications. These age limits do not apply to persons entitled to veterans’ preference. Application card form 5000-AB WHITE GOOD "THI CLOTHIS UNIS OP AMIRICA SAY IISMY^ -1 promised land. In the'past two pr ^{£ executed must be filed weeks a show run by T. W. Hack-! J* 1 Fifth U. S. Civil Service —-iv NtSweMeM*- Mlk.MferkMM- imoo non wOk • lass—Ik* •aly P — — ^ — — * —- rwsewrw- twwewm ASOMA-TIOHT AMlbilkawwl- definately _ elded to stay in Blaney and his Civi l Service Examiners at the show has been met with favor by, J>o«t office, Camden, the Blaney residents. . Last Saturday night a show ope-! Marble is so plentiful in Proc- rated by Ross Burr, from Chester- tor, Vt, that house foundations field* came to town. Mr. Burr set frequently use the stuff and his show up in an open lot own- j butchers their chops on a marble ed by T. E. Campbell and gave | dab. a free preview to the Saturday night crowd to ascertain business possibilities in this location. Mr. Burr, it was stated uno: planned to open a drive- next to the drug store, n0w un der construction by E. Tj It is not known whether/Mr. Burr was pleased with tije^ Saturday night turn-out or pot. ■a TQMY m nt BETHESDA PI lYTERlAM CHUT N*. **00 ('.rsduaiion cisl. Big48*| Sunday. Juno 5 Hot. A. Douglas McArn. Porter Church school at 10 a. m., with a Bibla eUii Jot every age. The nursery class continues through the morning service. Morning worship with prayer, anthem and sermon at 11:15. Youth Fellow- at 8:30 f, HONOR BLEACHED MUSLIN 2k yd. Honor bleached muslin has many uses in the factory, heme, on the farm. Hem your owh crib sheets, cases, kitchen Soy new! 3T. NATION Wl MUSLIN SHI ■ ’a TW VALUES ibssatri vifcd to Rrtaiad the Kr^n of B.iR0tAl^«- this church. kf Or For The Bride "jt Jtt with nuf. LAKE /*] FRIENDSHIP CHAPEL Sunday, Juno 9 Sumdov school at 1# a. nt, with Sdgar Atman in charge. Even- Wag wnrrtip at 7:30, led by the paste#, Rov. A. Douglas McArn. Story Hour for little chtidren oA Wednesday at 5 p. nt Youth of the Chapel on Wednesday at $ p. m. Everyone is invited to these services. UP TO MATTRESS PROTECTORS ON YOUR OLD TVRiS /i a Ji , i i r* t • i THE FAMOUS LANE HE 8H9VLD A practical politician should make a good housekeeper, be- court his Mink is always mode up. —Louisville Times. Spooks Oil Co. S. C.—Phono 1M Go To Church Sunday HRST-OF-THE-MONTH SPECIALS SWIFTS JEWELL... FLOUR FAT BACK MEAL —1 ems .... MIKES MAYONNAISE syST-. TOILET IBM. Octagon Soap POWDER FLIT. 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