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m * mm*: Week's Budget Of Nevs Frem Belhune the Veterans hospital in Colom bia. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Clive and v Mrs. Graduating Exercises Of The Bethune High Held Ust Week — Town Is Saddened By The '■pWpeafh Of CL May* are ol Pal their sis- with tel™*. 0 * Blowing Rock and aemson Col- fa MtttheV Academy and Mrs. Bill King and son nbia were^Sunday held Tuesday evening, June l,.in school auditorium. The fol- vas given. Pro invocation Elsie Starling; •via- E. L. Da y by Miss Ruth Rosier; musk by Glee Club, un der the direction of Mrs. R H. Calhoun. Address by Herbert M. _ * ‘" ,h - The ioUowing awards were given, DAR certificate of Good Citizenship, Ruth Rozier; Journal ism. Ruth Baker; musk, Ruth Rosier; girls athletics, Betty Jo Tidwell; student council, Gilbert Mays; special scholarship was awarded to Alma Altman, mem ber of the junior class; diplomas were delivered by Supt A. C. Wayne, assisted by Lonng Davis, chairman of the board. Valedic tory, Ruth Baker. The benediction was pro nounced by Rev. T. 8- Altman. Among those graduating were: Ruth Baker, Billy Copeland, Shir ley Dickey, Peggy Gainey. Iris Grantham, Carol Uprton, Johnnie Jones, Kenneth Jones, Mays, Vera Mungo, J. L. Lois Parker, Ruth Rozier. Betty Jo Tidwell, Katherine Williams. Mr. Mays* Death The whole town and communi ty was saddened , ing. June 6, by the passing of L. Mays, 82, after a •lingering ill ness. Mrs. Mays proceeded him to the grave one year ago. He had , gnd children of BishopviUe were •guests of their parents, Mr. and Ire. D. J. Clyburn, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. David Hunter of Gilbert McGee, to the .pave one year ago. tie made Bethune his home ter past quarter of a century and he leaves hosts of friends and rela tives to grieve his passing. Fu neral services were held Tuesday from the Methodist church with interment in the May* plot in the Scotch cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Smith and children and Mr. and Mi Boykin were visitors to bis Gar dens in Sumter Sunday Mrs. Fannie Norris of Darling ton was recent guest of her sis ter, Mrs. Clara Davis. . John Baker has returned from Camden hospital where he under went an appendectomy. John Neu Huckabee of the Uni versity of Carolina spent his tester holidays with his i er, Mrs. Bessie Harold Whitley is a patient at fiT SrioJ 1 £«» Coburn Thursday evening. Mrs. Lee Hilton is visiting rela tives in Rock Hill. •ore. Half-way prize went to [re. Bethune Mcl^urm and Mrs. uddy May* received bmgo. which is to be held in Atlanta. ' rniunfbia were week- Annoartno in MnnHav’a State little son of Columbia were wrea- newspaper was the picture of Hammond” 4 *’ * *£ £T^S.“SS!ii fffig ^rTro^Sd Hearon .tended who has been awarded * . the tea given Friday afternoon at rt A 11 * tthe Governor’s Mansion by Mrs. Ad ^unr^r^Fran^i is Thurmond in honor of Miss Dot the national honorary society for fo J£j, c ^ n SJp mwn electitm whkh women in education, and has re- TSdaJjSe 7 ^Uy b^UKhia* U. North 11* ^n a"Lnd«l Mr or.A Mr. r a R-arr Mr ' the Hicklin-Baumann wedding in and mA RobSt Whittled two, Richbur f Saturday ^ernoon. c..^da? ‘ Earl Jones attended the com-) krr'l? agricul boys left Monday morning f< The School of Missions nth annual meeting of th ;» 0( ssssrs. convene at BroWnmg Mather Academy, June 10-18. The opening session.will be at Trinity Methodist church, Sunday, June 12 at 8 p. at which time Bish- of the Atlantic and ad- Nurwoq,, at an all-lime record rale! children of GUbert were Sunday I *^* ^°"“ *g t Qenwon moth- guests of Mr. and Mks. L. D. Barr. 1 jMgJTEi w2k R. K. Watts and his »«riciUture|^ rl K b g has returne d from a visit with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. James B. Waters at Rodman. Mrs. Beanice Hilton is visiting relatives in Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Outlaw and family of Florence and J. C. Gath- ing of BishopviUe were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. West. Joe Baker accompanied by Marion Parker, Leo Walters and Gerry Fowler, left Sunday for JUST • look .. the J streets and high ways and you know a Studebaker buying wave is sweeping the country. All America is thinking Studebaker, talking Studebaker, buying Studebaker as never before Take a proud place ot your own iu this Studebaker success parade. Get Studebaker style that sings and Stude baker savings that count in yMrr new car. Detroit, Mkh. Mr. ai MYERS MOTOR COMPANY EAST DeKALB STREET PHONE 47 and Mrs. Harris Oliver and children of Columbia spent Sun day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Oliver. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Plummer and family of Lynchburg and Mr. and Mrs. John Cordray of Charleston were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Parker. T. C. McCaskiU has joined his family in York, Pa., where they will make their home.- Mrs. Belton K. Tidwell is a patient in the Camden hospital. smiuss pino cum po* :4issar dui to nasal CONOISTION. SUPPLY KUSHIO HIMI Rolicf »t lut from tortura of ilnur catarrh. u4 hay faror dua to mmU con bo ttott I* mm today to nporta of •ucooaa will a formula whkh baa th# powor to raduc* naaol aa—aattw. Mm and woman with Mae ■into haodaehaa, cloeeod noatril*, ha. hawktnB and anaodne mlaary tali 1 —u-j U. Wir>»f>vr>l tt.00, hot eonaidartac iwrolta, this k ansira, amount# to only pMaUs par CLOKONOL (caution, um oaly aa ite I STUDEBAKtRS KEALLY ROLLING: 1949 IS A STUDEBAKER YEARS DeKalb Pharmacy—Mall Or ders Filled. KERSHAW FLOOR COVERING COMPANY Robert Helloms, Prop. Blackmon St. Phone 200 the addition ol a complete line • ' ,'*• a4f-M » ^ , v . n , . ' v . i«uL • . —J Electrical and Gas APPLIANCES a- ^Washing Machines ...Refrigerators ^..Electric Stoves ...Hot Water Heaters ...Gas Stoves electric & gas • i LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE V SPECIAL OFFER on Washing 00.50 Machines One Cose of Washing Powder Valued at 8.50 FREE . With Each Machine AND UP r— Free Demonstration Of Gas Stove i . \ 4 ... ' f 1 And Washing Machine at Your Home ★ ★ ★ f -- .. Oar law orerhoad enables us to give you Quality JAafdiandis# at amaxingly low pricot on all of your ' *h‘^/ it*-’ i w ^ •tactrical, gat, or floor covering Mod*. ■ • .* * •_ v s : , ^ amt; ■ •. • V ■ *•; Kershaw’Floor Covering Co* Kershaw. S. C. The person below is interested in a—‘ ( ) Refrigerator ( ) Washer ( ) Range ). Water Heater ) Floor Covering ) Misc. Please file this card to my credit and have salesman call on this prospect. Name of prospect ; Address Sender’s Name Address This Ceupon Worth vth 85.00 fo Trade With. for Prospect We "TRADE WITH US AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE" Ml DAIRY FOODS pr i % J f l *. < % * ' V ) & [ il Mild •V‘K Salad Dressing 25c . & 45c , Jar ffr Ann Page with pork A tom. Bean Butter h» qtr. ItfvSS!* 9 ?A‘ ■ in qtr. lb. prlatT' ft i ^ 1 Fresh 4gs 'ssrr $, Snaahetti Ann Page gelatin d Snarkle 3 Ann Page Peach Preserves White House Kvap Milk ... 3 1S44-OZ. Can 13c lesserts Pkga 20c 1-lb. Jar 25c i Tall t Cans 34c Qieeee jjt Food Spread u Mel-0-Btt American Cheese a li Rich and Flavorfui NECTAR TEA Vs-lb. Pkg 27c H-lb. Pkg. 49c Southern Style Vanilla Wafers A & P Grape Juice V*.i, N . A & P Fancy Tuna Fish ... Iona Peas 3 Iona sliced* or halves Peaches .... 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