Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SeMa . few 01 Week fim Tm Of Mhm *** schools will morning. 1 SnJty meeting 31 at tt* high with *^.TrSr«. co«ch aocW Kden .. Lw* grade; second , School: Mrt. 1 first frwioiMr*- illiscM. fly »■ Bennett, T. Koon, third melSS , Aog. IJ. Mrs. R. & McCmskfll entertslned Thursday arectng at her home aar jj* < l w!th thr** of briige. Those Wedding of Min Betty Jet Tidwell and John William k'" 1 ""? S^iL'Vt ffr* tolemniied—Delegation' of Citisant w.t'u ufim sun. Beth..., MokM ProtMt Against Liquor Stars. I Mr. and Mrs. Maaley Darts sad . The wedding of Miss Betty Joe Tidwell and John William Parker too* place at t o’clock Thursday |un- ofoatog. Aa* IS at the home of and the bride with Her. Roy L. Parker. ‘ unde of the groom. Rnffln. S. O. officiating at the double ring cere mony. 'V Palms floor basketc of white gladioli, seven branched candela bra aad cathedral candles graced theowemony room. lore the ceremony Miss Ruth Rosier played "Because,” “I Love Yoa Truly” aad ’The Sweetest iSSSH .SSK little son, Tommy, bare returned meet Friday erenlng with Mrs. I from a rialt to New York City. Lester King. Mias Mary Blen McLaurtn is In the absence of the pastor, I risiting Miss Bra Gary Copeland R«r. W. L. Newman, there wUl b* in Columbia, no preaching at the Presbyterian I The Tooth FeUawahlp of the church Sunday. Methodist church entertained the Reriral serrlces wUl begin neat young people of the town on the Sunday at the Baptist church. The church grounds Monday erenlng. pastor, Rsr. James Stokes, will conduct the serrlces. Mrs. Mark King, of Anderson, | Is visiting In the home of Dr. an Mrs. b. Z. TmesdeU. Quests in the home of Dr. and Mrs. 1. z. Trnesdell Sunday were: arch grpands 1 A delegation risitedr the tax 12 citizens visits<r the tax oemmlesion of fice In Columbia Monday pre testing the opening of a WniSKVy mXOim Mm Mr. and Mrs. Canary of Elk. spent the week-end with their tgr the Beard of Trustees of High School District Ko. 14 (inter changeably called Consolidated High School District No. 14), of Kershaw County, the State of South Carolina, until 11:00 o’clock, a. nu, Friday, August 26. 1049, at which time said proposals will be publicly opened at the offices of Superintendent of Education Ker shaw County, in the City of Cam den, South Carolina, for the pur chase of Forty-Six Thousand (146.000.00) Dollars of Bonds of Mid School District The said bonds bear date the 1st day of September, A. D n 1949, are in de nomination of $1,000.00 each, numbered from 1 to 46, inclusive, and mature in numerical order in annual series or instalments as fol lows his bid i Hie bonds will be delivered to the purchasers et Camden, S. C, within forty-five days after the occasion of their award. K. C. ETTXRS, Chairman, Board of Trustees, High School District No. 14, of Kershaw County, the State of South Carolina. KERSHAW LODGE If a » ILp.m. Regular fVwniwiw>h»u. lion First Tuesday of Bach Month at 8 P. M. Visitors Welcome. J. B. McGUIRT, W. If. L.H. JONES, Secretary KEH5H 4* tri $2,000.00 on September lat, in ‘ “* 1950 to 1963, in- SUSsd Mn. John Patton, of limberg^nd| daughter and family. Rev. and Mr*. ^and| ■ lunchroom tSeRoBS, are Cok«r iAUie Rose, of the are: J- • W L. MUes, clerk. Blaneypub- D. Watson, s. clerk, and Mias Sara Francee Park er. sister of the groom. The bride entered on the arm of her father. B. K. Tidwell, who gave her In marriage. James Parker, brother of the bridegroom, served m best men. Mias Jannett Tidwell, sister of the bride, dressed In pink linen was maid honor. The bride wore a white linen suit with wine acceesoriee and a corsage of roees. For traveling jfcLeod. GHJEF MAKES Carl Hammond ifSo ran over a fire hose ^Lted another who was [recklessly, passing the <»r [ on the wrong aide and in too rapidly. Rev. J. T. N. Keels, of Troy, Ala. p- P Stokee. ^ M Mr. Jamee Jones and daughter, I Miss Rita Davis aad l^slle Mar- ot Florence, were guesU In the Tta Best were gussts of Mr. and home of Mrs. Jonas’ sister. Mrs. Mrs. Hugh Winters In Columbia James King Thursday. They were Mat week. accompanied home by Little Miss Miss Rath Rosier has returned BarbaraTKing. who spent several I fr( > m * visit to relatives in Csyce days with) them. Mrs. Louise Etheridge of Colum- Mr. aW Mrs. Bill King and little M*. ■P« nt the week-end with her son, of Columbia, were weekend j sister, Miss Cecilia King, guests of their parents Mr and Lock McKinnon, Gilbert Waters Mrs. M. Q. King. and Miss Jo Ann Wayne attended Mrs. Lester King is visiting her th e 4-H club achievement round-up she wore an orchid linen suit with I parents. Mr. and Mrs Jones In I Clemson College Monday and white accessories. 1 Kershaw. | Tuesday. The following were so- Jo Mc- 1st, in 1969, in- each of the years elusive; and, $3,000.00 on September each of the years 1964 to 1 elusive. -f j „ v t Said bonds will bear interest at a rate or rates to be named by the bidder, payable semi-annually on March 1st and September 1st of each year; both principal and in terest will be payable in such coin or currency of the United States of America as is on the date of white accessories. i Kershaw. Tuesday. The following were Mrs. Parker la the eldeet daugh- Mrs. Louise Lee is attending » lected to represent the county: ter of Mr. Tidwell and Mrs. Kate houseparty at Ocean Drive this Ann Wayne, leadership; Lock i chief < icultinf Smith Tidwell. Mr. Parker is the son of Mr .Lee Parker and the late Mrs. Kate Williams Watkins Park- •r.- • Immediately following the cere mony a reception was given the families and close friends pressnt Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Smith of CamJ den. received at the door, -Mrs. A. L. Speers of Camden, and Miss Georgia Mildred Squires presided iar«st library in the Unh-1 at the punch bowl. Mrs. Travis ,*•» i« the Library of Con-1 Rowell and Miss Shirley Dickey block cream and - green and white cakes. The lace covered dining table was centered with a lovely three tiered wedding cake, flanked on each side with sliver candelabras. Bowls of glads, as ters and tuberoses of bridal white were effectively Ised elsewhere in the room. Mrs. F. A. Jennan had charge of the bride’s register. From there the guests entered the gift room, where many gifts were dis played. After a short wedding trip the young couple will be at home on Fair street in Camden. Mrs. Park er was a member of the 1949 grad uating class of Bethune High School. Mr. Parker is also s grad uate of Bethune school and for the Dinners Budget ning Prices ★ ★ Turkty aad Ham Dinnar $1.35 Plata Lunchas i DttMif and Drinks 75c ★ ★ or Lunch can |odelightful family ’ air and no strain your pocketbook i you dine at—r WARTS payment legal tender for the pay- of public and private debts principal office of The National week. iKinnon, tractor maintenance; Oil- Mrs. Van Morgan and children, ! bert Waters, tractor plowing. These of BUhopvllle were guests of relar 1)660 ejected because of their tives here Sunday. past records and activities for the Mrs. Lee Hilton is spending some r a6r - . ^ ^ ^ time at MyrUe Beach. Misses Mary and Ruth Boyd of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mitchell at- GreenvUle, were Sunday night tended the funeral of Mr. Mitchells tuests of their cousins, Mr. snd uncle. Dr. Walter Bates, la Green-1 Mr * *• McCnskUl. vllle, Saturday. —■ L Mrs. F.* A. Burison, Mrs. Mark Mr. snd Mrs. C. B. Mitchell snd Kln * and Ml “ Stolls Bethune Uttle daughter, Mary Mac, spent •P 6,lt Tuesday and Wednesday at the weekend In Gattanburg, Thnn., I M^ 6 B 6 *®*- and returned home by Graystone. . Camp to get their daughter. Mar- Tra/lftpOrfatlOri TO th* Jane, who spent twelve week* C A e in the camp there. | Church FOT Aged Mrs. Fannie McLaurln has ve-l w. C. Morris, owner and man- turned home from New York City, ager of the Ted Top Cab Com- where she spent five weeks. pany has issued an announce- Mra. J. N. McLaurln. aocompan-1 ment that beginning Sundav. Aug. 21, his cab organization will trans- Mrs. Richard McLaurln, of Flor. port aged, infirm and incapitated ence, visited Mr. and Mrs. John people who wish to attend church Nell McLsarin snd family In Au- services, free of charge, gusta over the week-end. Mr. Morris states that any per- Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bethune and son who because of Age or bring Mips Harriett Mays spent Sunday physically incapacitated, who in Eutawvilie. wishes to attend church service on LltUe “Tat” Sims, who has been Sunday, can receive trangporta- vislting her grandparents here. Dr. tion to church by calling the Red and Mrs B. Z. TruepdieU. thta Top Taxi Company at 19. Mr. summer, left Monday morning with Morris says there ' will be no past two years has been assistant | her father, Bob 81ms, for a two | charge for the service manager of Newberry’s 19-25c week's stay at Pawley’s Island TAVERN OR Hit Finott and Hit moot store. The residence of the late C. L. Maya which was located on high way No. 1 has been moved across the block and located in front of the B. W. Beet residence. Mrs. Joe McMilllan and little son of Lexington is visiting her sislar and family Mr. and Mrs. Thorn- well Clyborn. Mr. end Mrs. Thorn well Clybura snd eon, Billie, riel ted their daugh ter, Marie, who Is In camp at Tannawanda, Sunday. Mr. aad Mrs. L. P. McLean and daughter. Patey, of Camden, were Sunday gueeta of Mr. end Mre. Belton Tidwell. Mrs. Creech la visiting relathree In Eutawvilie. Rev. end lire. W. L. Newmaa left Monday for two week’* vaca tion, end while ewey they will via- it Mrs. Newman's parents. Bn Dan ville. Ye., end ManaaaetU Springs. Truesdeli »u4 fsmUy are vteittng this week in WVllau Va., Washington end Phlla- Mrs. D. M. Mays Is visiting in Watertown, N. Y. and New York City. Uttle Mies Linde McKinnon and Robbie McKinnon ere visiting their grandparenta, Mr. and Mre. DeWlU in Hartsville. Mr. and Mrs. Howard McKinnon announce the arrival of a eon. $46JNKU» BONDS HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 14 OF KERSHAW COUNTY SOUTH CAROLINA Sealed proposals, addressed to the undersigned, will be received ment at the Chase National Bank of the City of New York, in the City of New York, State of New York. Bidders are invited to name the rate or rates of interest which the bonds are to bear and they will be awarded to the bidder offering to take them at the lowest inter est cost at a price not less than par and accrued interest to date of delivery. Interest cost will be determined by deducting prem ium from the aggregate of interest on the bonds until their respec tive maturities. The right is re served to reject any and all pro posals, and if all bids are rejected, said bonds will be readvertised in this publication. The bonds will be general obli gaflon bonds of High School Dis trict No. 14. of Kershaw County, the State of South Carolina, pay able, as to both principal and in terest, from an ad valorem tax upon all taxable property in said School District, without limit as to rate or amount. Purchasers will be furnished with the printed bonds and an opinion on their valadity by Huger Sinkler, Esq., Attorney at Law, Charleston, S. C. Each bid should be enclosed in a sealed envelope and marked “Proposal For High School Dis trict No. 14, Kershaw County, Bonds,” and be directed to the undersigned, and must be accom panied by cash, or a cashier’s check or a certified check upon an incorporated bank or trust com pany for $1,500.00, payable to the Treasurer of Kershaw County which may, at the option of the School District, be retained as liquidated damages of successful bidder shall fail to comply with TREY KNOW TIE SECRET 0f successfil living .. and it’* as simple as this: it Know what you want. S. Figure out the cost. 3. Set up a definite program of savings that will add up to the right amount of money at the right time. 4. Faithfully follow your program week after week, month after month till the total in your bank book tells you that you’re ini As the FIRST step in the right direction, open a Savings Account in this bank today. THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF CAMDEN Member Federal Reserve System Federal Depokii Ins a Insurance 65.000.00 .Maximum Fee Each iss* L^Se Circles of the Methodist church mat Tuesday aftpnooe as follows: The Walter Vance Jenaan with Mrs. Foster Gardner; ' The Nancy King Circle with Mre. J. M Clyburn. Jr.; and the Jeapna Caa. ton Circle on Friday with Mrs. J, W. Oole. - _ The Wesleyan Service Guild will Notic# to Dobton And Creditors All parties indebted to the es tate of S. Walter Rose are hereby notified to make payment to I the undersigned, and all parties, if any, having clxims against the said estate will preaent likewise, duly attested, the time prescribed by la lira. Mattie Rosa - Administratrix Camden, S. C, July 28, 1949 21-23c ■them within and Cl AU partial indebted to the| tote of Jerry Daren are hereby notified to make payment to the EFtSki Any, having clauni against the said estate will preaent them like wise, duly attested, within the time prescribed by law. R. H. Halle 22-24p| , .Administrator. Camden, S. C, August 4, 1949. Come to Our Big Buy-Now ftlrthday Parly Our Celebration of Hudson’s 40th Anniversary Year 1 J EE Transportation To Church ta# On Sundays 40 YIAtt Of OIOM—HO IKADCtSMT i'L Any person, aged or suffering from phy sical disability and who wishes to attend church services on any Sunday, will be transported to the church of his or her choice without any > charge by a taxi from the Red Top Cab Company. . MO WONDER WTRI M A TRADOW MOOD— 33% ov« l««* yw a» tWf tfm, AiM Uw AlwSy, 107,000 lw»« tro4«< to ofe* —awn. lk» InrMt l*fe» hlahol trioA ♦» •*« atoUtohSfel Phone 10. Give Your Addreii Will Arrive Quickly to Take at Absolutory No Charge. to Xtwr. during oar big Bay-Now tfful. 3- MOST Roomr- »- N sirthday Party, we-reoffarin* MOOT R^d-worthy. 4-MOST thi> Usnaest trades, best deals in our AH-*wmd Performance. Itfg America’i most begutifal car, bring your car. rtffing there’s full road dearanca. 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