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m W* XS-i vf« mm* iy Of. Miss Killy Cmymi Smford Burnt Lovtty Evtnl re- Uune 12 ■of |hu| MreJSl ■ occeptl L Bran- the Thi. at Mr land and at many _ v^raTvn - ourns The Methodist church 'was a scene of beauty Saturday evening, when Miss Kitty Craven became the bride of Lloyd Sanford Burns, Jr., of Florence. The bridegroom’s unde. Dr. Alva R. Hutchinson of New York City, officiated in the presence of a hosts of friends and relatives. Following the ceremony a re ception was held at the home of / the bride. Mrs. Bums is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Boyd Franklin Craven, is a graduate of Coker College and for the past two years has been a member at the junior high school faculty in Florence^-. Mr. Bums is the son of Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Sanford Bums of er, %Ss He is now employed with the Gulf Oil Cooperation in Florence. Upon the return from thdr honeymoon trip they will make their home Tucfrer, Iris Grantham of Bethune Smith of Bethune and thdr home. Mrs Smith Graduated this month from the high school here. Guilts of Mr. and Mrs Thorn- wdl Civ bum over the weekend were: Mimes Elizabeth McManus of Hamlet, N. C., Evelyn Connor of Bowman, Perry Mitchell of Sa luda, Billie Moore of Florence, Wentworth Craven and Mr. and Mrs Covington McMillan and children of Clemson. Mrs Hermon Denny and little son has returned to her home in Charleston after a visit to her par ents Mr. and Mrs Barr Gardner. Miss Mary Ellen McLaurin ar rived Saturday after a year’s stay in the Panama Canal Zone. She has been teaching there for the past two years Mrs Clyburn Entertains i. J. M. Clyburn, Jr., enter- l Thursday evening with tables of bridge in a setting of lovely summer flowers. Before cards a salad plate was served. wkM*the scores were counted Mrs Frank Lee held high score ents and friends came for the pro- —- . if; and to view the work with Mis Kirkland Watts second'pamjmdtori high. The bingo prize was won had bem done. tertained ^^iSLESS^SifSSS picnic at Big Springs aming School Which was. st week at Coker College. | F. R. Crawford of Farm- School at Pleasant HUi church which has been m for one week closed Sun- ieal held last _ _ Mrs. F. R. CraWfon ville, Vs, Mrs H D. Brown Rock Hill and Mis. Leslie H. Pat-. ^Mrs C. C. Pate and terson of Columbia who were at-1 » Sunday in Columbia tmay *• « Mjjr, Umily, Miss Sylvia Jo West of r,orwwu ^ - ir Little Phoebe Oliver of Colum-1 bia is visiting her pandparents, j of the church met Mr. and ^ Mr , in the Presbyterian church Sun- Sundayvisitors and Mrs. afternoon with the jp resident, Z. P. Gordon were Mr. and Mrs. t.m> nrMiaina. Mrs spent the - here with her Jane Mitchell leaves Wednesday for 12 weeks stay at tons of Cheraw and John Neil McLaurin of Augusta and Colum- I Joyce Fowler of Charlotte spent the weekend with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs G. H. Fowler. Henry West left Monday for a visit tc his daughter in High Point, N. C. J. Certification V_/V/» wM-M ■ Seed Cotton To to whkh "to# Med The rtofipg plications for i cotton ami oi cropr has been as cording to Robert charge. tifical cotton, tobacco tionson Blanks ti the presiaeni, Ira Gordon and son, Mrs Grier K^a^n^itJfwMfoad^o/Si Gordon and chuldrjm.lfcand Mrs^ pro £ m Mary Frances McCoy, a Jama nfock of Charlotte, ler. and Jugate to negro conference at Ml J- J- W^Walli n g A of Columbia BeQ * iict CoUege, Columbia, gave a ^d Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Gardner # raport of the conference and of Salley. % I the ladies for sending Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs {J™"” ——2 D. T. Yarbrough and Mrs. Mar-j ^ y Ailcn of Durham, aret Manon were: Mr. and Mrs. n c and Mrs. James Fletcher Wind sawmills were invented by a Hollander in the 17 century. The United States Federal pris on for women is located arAlder- son, W. Vs ; may county aaentt tore or from provement ’Tanners who tained directly bearing the registered U 1WAA9. IJ- esviile ”! and children, Indianapolis, Ind., ryan are visiting their parents Mr. and £ aret Manon were: Mr. ana [ugh Witherspoon of Mayes and Mr. and Mrs. Boyd O’Bi and children of Greelyville. * j Baker Mr - J!*! ¥*hi June L rues l e11 1 Mr and Mrs. G. B. McKinnon, spent Father’s Day in Bennetts- Miss p eggy McKinnon and Mr. viUe with Mrs TruesdeUs par- and Mrs K (< B McKinnon, Jr., of ents Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Melton. Plans are rapidly being made for the big Community Picnic, July t. * Bible School Class The closing exercises of the Bible School was held Thursday morning in the Methodist church when a number of interested par- » to an e high! A merica’s car buyers i know top value when they see it! , They geveSradebaker its biggest month of all time in May! Stude baker’s May best previous all-time-high April.Studebaker’sAprll beat a record-breaking March. Now Studabaker is deep iiito'Juae—and Studebaker’s business keeps booming. Come in end look at the cars— they’re the reason why. Ermr * m. -X- MYERS MOTOR COMPANY PHONE 47 STUDFBAKLR’S X6ALCY ROLLING! 19^9 IS A STUD E B A K € R VEAR Wm Eadenton, Ga., were Sunday guests of their parents, Mrs. Amanda McKinnon and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McDowell. Mrs. Mc Kinnon and daughter, Miss Peg gy, remained for a longer stay. Mrs. Henry West is visiting her nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Northcutt, in Durham, N. C.. and while there she will re ceive treatment at Duke hospital. : Mrs. Hal Rivers and two chil dren of Orlando, Fla., were guests of Mrs. Rivers’ sister, Mrs. G. H. Fowler, last week. Drop-In Party - A drop-in party honoring Mrs. J. S. Dunn of Camden and her sister, Miss Scotta McCaskill of Tallahassee, Fla., was held in the home of Mrs. A. B. McLaurin Friday afternoon. Old acquaint ance renewed and introductions to children of former friends feat ured the afternoon get-together. Ice cream and cookies were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. A. B. McLaurin, Jr., Mrs. C. B, Mitchell and Miss Stella Bethune. Neil Ratcliff and Kirkland Watts are attending summer school at Clemson College Lock McKinnon liar returned from Queens College where he at tended the Youth Fellowship Con- ference at that place. Mr. and*Mrs. J. L. Severance and children of Columbia visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sevarance this week. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Smith and daughter spent Sunday in North Carolina with relatives. Mrs. Jack Huey and daughter have returned to their home in Savannah after several weeks here with their parents, Mr. ire.J. P. Bethune. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Huey’s little brother, J. P., Jr., who will spend some time with them. 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