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Pine Planting*In* County This Season t lap;- Seedlings Set Out In Kershaw County in Year 3MM planting Virginia ^panjr in 652 acrea on which were planted. In the state as a seedlings were acres covering 1 Counties in wh: cured other than Orangeburg, .Richland liamsburg. county, 706,360 is * county. 267,500 in county. 54,000 in 740.500 in Rich, county and 1.011.500 in State Theafre KERSHAW. S. C. Friday. Juno 17 "THE SNAKE PIT" | Olivia deHaviland ^ Mark Stevens ... * Saturday. Juno IS "GUN SMUGGLERS" Tim Holt—Richard Martin — pi Saturday. Juno IS—10:30 pjn. "THUNDER IN THE PlNra^ George Reeves—Marian Martin | ^' Mon. A Tims* Juno 20-21 'CHICKEN EVERY SUNDAY' Dan Dafiey—Celeste Holm b - - ■* >-■ ■ i \ James Ellison—Jane Frazee Is the district about one-fifth of the total 000.000 iMdliiiflS produced by tbs v State Forest Tree Nur sery located ah WedgefiekL Anticipated production of tree seedlings by the nursery dur ing the next fiscal year is set at about 35.000.000 seedlings. GRADUATES AT MOREHOUSE "Mm AweeelsasafrsMM BflFOIl DfiKolb Mack Dennis Wolst, Jr., grad- Academy in uated from Mather 1045 with honors. The following school term he entered Morehouse College, Atlanta, Ga., as a pre medical student During his four- year study he made for himself an excellent record. He became a member of the Beta Kappa Chi honorary scientific society. He c sock raduated June 7, 1549, With a an honor student graduated June Bachelor Science degree and as * ' ^ jBfckl hopes to enter the School of Medicine in fall. ~7 „ Thursday, Juno 23 • "FORCE OF EVIL" John Garfield—Beatrice Pearson Leonard S. Mayer Representative For NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Phone 124-W MISER A miser has been defined as one who is perfectly willing to "let the rest of the world go buy." John R. Seniao, Jr* h Baboon Graduate the men with the degree of Bachelor fh in Businas Administra- Institute at on June 18. will 1 ft o, Ja., son of Mr. of 230 « n 4 course mi Senigo in fm Members of the grsduhting class at Baron DeKalb High School this year are shown above. They are, reading from left to right, front row: Doris Young, Janies Gay * A ‘ nie Faulkenberry, Glen Blackmon, Myrtis Broughton, Ogburn Dabney. Standing: Wen dell Anthony, Kathleen Faulkenberry, Ralph Williams, Janie Bell and Joseph Stover. Vira Sue Owens was absent when the picture was made. Annie F^aulkdnberry was the valedictorian of the class and Kathleen Faulkenberry the saluta- torian. WM DON'T , ’ ao|gf>> Sheets bring them TO TH! SHEET HOSPITAL $ .., - V ■ —y- ■* Ml Church fiirusft ’4—T Revival Services At Lugoff Chapel Revival services will begin at Lugoff Baptist chapel Sunday, d will continue through diet will June 19 an June 26. Rev. Paul Beck do the preaching and lead the singing. The youth choir will fur nish special music each evening. The Lugoff chapel, located about one-half mile off Route No. zM 1 on Route 34, was orgamzt about three months ago. Since its organization it has served the community with regular services and Sunday School each Sunday. The public is cordially invited to attend the services. Tell ’Em You Read It In The Chronicle FOR SALE 300 Act* farm, with hoUM, wired for elec tricity, 12 mile, north of ComSati, on Highway 521. 100 acres in pulpweod, balance in open land. ——■■■ " ... CALL L. C CLYBURN PHONE 2606 WESTVILLE. S. C. sun INCOME... mai SAFETY * . Association 1 -First National Bank Phoni 62 You aro not boing mlsorly whan you handle your Life insur- -*?r- mnem policy loan wilh us. You aro just showing good judgmani. Winchester Graham Premium Service Co. P. a Box 20 Mi Palmatto Building Columbia. South Carolina Phono 2-2507 X V. • * From Light-Duty Carriers to Heavy-Duty JLl • / MOTHERS! Your . 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