Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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shrill* LHomecomiag Sunday as guests of Mrand Mr*. JahnHyer* Revival Services The BMT K Mr.^d Mra.J^ol<m^gUfo Thomas Faulkenbeirv is con. And Homecoming At Buffalo Church Slmm also for ‘Lid Mrs. ' ni»nton of I BBOthOf* and her Sif’r*? Croartonrf i ^ ^»d«y with Wr. JgTrdalive* m At LoS Sr-* •frtersdMg. sh. i«y afternoon. r. , itock and !*?5nluf y of Camden J?J^e ye to W mgh rto vi«t relativea. Clyburn of At- «ent last week with §’ oyburn and Mrs. B. Hr*. T B ayburn had ly^JS^itehell Rabon T^mS- a J. Yonni at Beth this week. W. D. Cook ntr know that the is , Fletcher vk* ~ ^i5 ,hJ K Sr 1 *** 1 RHigion." Talks about the work in Asia and^Quna were made by SS ’ Truesdale, Mrs. Cart Has- VT: Fletcher, Mrs. Truesdale, Mrs. C. B. iton and 'Rev. Douglas * Tr***!*!* enter tained on Saturday evening, July \ with a birthday party in honor Mary Evelyn. •Ad »««» were enjoyed, i MTs. Truesdale served invited, enjoy m y rs t y afternoon l u their guests, - Williams Sunday after- of her daughter, _ Forty oMuer friends "after wMSb potato chips, sandwiches and soft drinks. Mr. and .Mrs. Shelby C. Trues dale motored to Camp Rawls, Wagener, Monday, to bring home the members of the GA's of the Bethany Baptist church, who have been spending the past week there. Miss Polly Ann Blackmon of IWise, ^ Jr., of Lak* City K this week with his its, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. ^ind Mrs. Frank ^Owens P*rk Sunday at Sesqui Centen- r k in Columbia. Irvin Owens had as her Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Rom \ndfamily from Camden. “ttdMrs.L.C.Clybjffn.Sr. o g Beattie and Mr. and Thomas attended a ner at Mr. and Mrs. i’s Sunday in Page- g t Beattie visited Mr, ’ l J. H. ayburn in Camden glas Smith is visiting in Angelus while Mr. i is attending the Baptist ably in Ridgecrest. . md Mrs. John Cecil An- l Jr, and daughter, Cecile, i Irdyn Wsynick and son, Jr, were guests of Mr. ^ Nye Workman Sunday. |L Stover and Tommy Stov- k Monday for a week's vaca- [irith relatives in Newport iTi ; Lester White of s the weekend llin. Douglas Smith. — j? Jul y '£i£?s:szs£z to bring well filled bas-lni, I chui — r for the noon lunch. j church of Revival services will begin Sun- the paator. Rev. L. k Morrison, day night and continue through I Services will be at 11:50 in the mo***, ritht. Itoe- dat'through Saturday. Rev. Haggai will preach Monday morn ing through Saturday night. Heath Springs became the bride T. Truesdale, Sunday of Ben ww night, July 17, at the home of the probate judge, E. Getty Nunn of Mrs. Truesdale, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Blackmon, was graduated from Heath Springs _ School and is employed by the textile mill at Lancaster. Mr. Truesdale is the son of F. AAi&ii otUVKJl. JLfUT- ing the war he served in the Aimed Forces, and at present is textile mill in employed by the Kershaw. Miss Margaret Kirkland of Co lumbia has returned after spend ing her vacation here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kirk- The continued increase of the octane rating of gasoline has made possible the development of high < 1 —*— —* compression engines. va the guest speaker of Baptist church S Sunday ktaue Fletcher is visiting is North Carolina. C. C. Jaqkson of Lad Mrs. i£nt Sunday with Mr. Young. [adMrs. Herbert Truesdale , Diane and Geraldine v visited Mr. and Mrs. ITruesdale Sunday. \ ad Mrs. Colon Truesdale d Mr. and Mrs. James and children attend- Hill Baptist church Trunks f:T — U-DRIVE-IN — ft. Show Bogins at Dusk Except Sunday—Time 5:00 Two Full Shows Nightly *• & • C : .. . - sv&j *> d‘ ooster i? t i m !—"V July 22-25 , • ■■ .* ' Double Feature "BANJO” • Sharyn Moffett TRAIL OF THE If • V ■ 1 ' Franchot Tone, Andy Devine Mischa Auer - C.i* ^ Mischa Auer ' * » v>.: ; v ■ Mr m-imi -MEET FRANKENSTEIN" ' IJ Wt 1 . Abbott and Costello Orphans Benefit iHEORN' >• WEAR A July 27-25 *TTS A PLEASURE" ' O'Shea 2 YJ Shop Colonial Stores and it’s me you’ll thank. If you want to save there is no better ivpy Than to shop at Colonial Stores every da. JI 4 I ‘ * •M a is “New 7 of m OWNERS _ T-- Real thrift-is not a some-time thing. Nobody knows this b than *e homeonkcr wbo shops week in wd week out. Sbe re, that it isn't die occasional saving on a few items but regular \ ings every day mat count > ’ * ' a L'. •' L ' •'€5' *■*».**• i ' • j* ' ' • ,■ Colonial’s policy is to offer all items at low prices, diem all week long. Prices you see on Friday or Saturday are still -in effect the following Wednesday.. M3MU$T2Mi In addition , to .. -j-'. ;■ \ f jkf a , you’ll And frequent specials” at yo^r Colonial Store — extra savings resulting from ' r advantageous putdiases and lower market conditions which weT.. b«e igi riways pass on to you. ' ... ' t HM” ' ni ^i Start, today; to notice the difference. Your penny-banking be- comes big savings when you shop Colonia^^^H^H^H^^^H % J ^ th * marlratfor -- *"** Prwant * *. 1 for all your | •*1 I tractor and .sj*; typ*-.. fadUtiaa laducM a \ • • • • «... *.*r~ , - WW • t ‘ eoainomnnH. aisqminT. awioiT, y . ■- - Shop the CS Rooster : JX —:—— U f ->2r . n J..’ yurtto® ®fii | ;.d » ■ t ■SHi ^ ' Sm:t T if BUiL e i. Ha *h**" ” • ,