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4 WMmi? FBIDAT. From Town Of Bothune To Smvfval Different ' _ of U»« 15.000 r 0* < *7 nr for the i well unier aottipinent for I ocfcooU !!»▼• . -^'1 diamood * stored •ch 001 *■ »• !«ropriatlon haa *» fEVcoonci! for ^STlWilitie. to haU. The OfMcrtiodirt Church Noxt Sundoy # committee appointed to allocate the fund to made up of John Dsn SleLanrin. chairman; Ellis Padgett and Mrs. Fred Brinson. Mies McLaurin Entertains Miss Mary Ellen McLaurin en tertained Thursday evening at her home with three tables of bridge. Before cards a frozen fruit salad cheese straws and iced tea were served. - After three progressions, when the scores were counted, Mrs. T. K. Watt* and Mrs. J. M. Cly- burn, Jr., tied for iirst prize. Half way score stent to Mrs. Louise Lee and the traveling price- went to fc(rs. Loring Dsvis. Progressive Dinner The Women of the Preebyterlan church honored the college stud ents and young people Thursday evening with a three course pro gressive dinner. The young peo ple assembled at the Presbyterian church and were transported to the different stops in the Davis bus, chaperoned by Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Newman, The first course was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. MPchell, from there they went to the home of Miss Mary McKinnon Mid from there they were carried to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Newman for the dessert course. Before leaving Mrs Newman, di rector of young people, presented gifts to the four who are leaving for college. Bdptlst Circle a The following circles of' the Baptist Missionary Society met Monday at the following homes: ■ Kate Ward circle with Mrs. W. W. Mungo and the Hattie Heustesa circle with Mrs. Bill Smith. Prayer services tots the month rj. th.t • h**rine sid M '‘'JtMUiorfr-hb.t- Mrric* •. • rvpsiis. J tit f* 1 1* 0 k* 1 * VTitiedly NO outlay tor you naeo «,tfci«y s« ndcou : for th* #0«et of hawing without i pl*««ura-apoiliag 1 irritation*. 00.. INC. t „t fcaaria* •••*» K%. | a of September will be. at the Metho dist church at 7:St. . h. E. 81ms and daughter, ‘"Tat" were Sunday afternoon visitors In the home of Dr. and Mrs. lYues- deU, en route from Pawleys Island to their home in Rock Hill. “Tat” IICK CASH.... Your Bock-To-School. and Fall Needs i, . • V' „ * FINANCE COMPANY S054 RUTLEDGE STREET fill loan you the money you on your AUTOMOBILE, IITURE OR WAGES." You Con Pay H Bock In Small WEEKLY, SEMI-MONTHLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS Ui Today For Tha Cash You Noad has apent the past three weeks at tZa*” *"> — Miss Blanche Brannon of Colum- •P*®t the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. a W. Bran non. Mr. and Mrs. S. R Padgett, Mr. Pad ** tt - Jr - tar. wtd Mrs. nils Padgett and Mr. “Ml Mrs. Alfred McLaughlin at tended the Bills family reunion held at Cheraw Heath Sunday. Mrs. Stevens and little sop of Jacksonville, Fla., are gueeta of “® r parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Brannon. . v. Dedication service fer the Bethune Methodist church, the organ and chimes, will be held Sunday. District superinten dent Peeler of Sumter, will be present. Dinner will be served on the grounds. Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Mays spent several days at Myrtle Beach laat week._ Miss Rita Davis waa the week end guest of Miss Margaret Bras well in Chesterfield. Mias Mary Ellen McLaurin left Tuesday for Columbia, where she will be g member of the faculty of (he Brookland-Cayce school. Mrs Mary Smith of Wadeeboro, N. C., visited her eon and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Smith, last week. She was accompanied home by Little Misses Linda find Miriam Smith who will spend several days there. Rev. and Mrs. James Stokes visited their parents In Greer last week. Mrs. Eva Morgan 1 and Mrs. Louise Lee spent Wednesday In Monroe with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Shultman and daughters of Columbia, were visi tors over the week-end and Labor Day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pate. Mrs. J. M. Clyburn has returned from an extended visit to her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. McCullough, in Paw Paw, W. Va. Mrs. McCullough and children, Sandra and Johnnie, accompanied her home for a viaR. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Clyburn, Jr., and Mrs. McCullough visited MaJ. and Mrs. Alvin Clyburn ah Fort Benning last week. Mrs. J. G. Richards and daught er, Kay, were guests of Mrs. Rich ards’ sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. King, last week. They were accompanied home by Dr. and Mrs. C. O. Terry of Quitman, Ga., who visited here recently. Miss Ruth Rosier left Sunday to visit her uncle, Rev. Leonard Therrell of Union. From there she will go to Montreat, where she will enter Montreat college this week. She was accompanied from Union by her uncle, Mr. Therell. Ismlm lap **|J bswaLIam ■tip 111 tN pVttlil What W 40 Bor thus help bu04 VP lor the tejtai dq* to ta PJKnPJHmmmw** the wtek-end and Labor Day In Flor ence with her aon and Dually, Mr. and Mrs. Richard McLaurin. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Smith spent the week-end and Labor Day in Washington, D. C. ( Mr. and Mrs. G. B. McKinnon and daughter, Miaa Peggy, of Evans, Ga.. were week-end guests of their perenta, Mrs. Amanda Mc Kinnon, and Mr. and Mrs. W. a. McDowell. Lock McKinnon attended Young People’s retreat at the First Pres byterian church In Columbia Fri day and Saturday. Lock la an offi cer of the Youalr Peoples work in Coogaree Presbytery. Presbytsrian Circles The circles, of the Presbyterian church met Tuesday at the follow ing homes: Jean Htllhouse circle Mrs. C. R Mitchell, chairman, with. Mrs. W. A. McDowell. Jr.; Minnie ■ Forbia, Miaa Stella Bethune, chair man, with Mrs. Tom Ed Hearon; Miss Mary McKinnon, chairman of the Jean Hillhonse circle, with Mrs. John Edwin King. Mrs. Howard McKinnon and chil dren spent the week-end in Harts- vllle with Mm McKinnon's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. De Witt. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Gardner of Salley, were Sunday and Labor Day guests of their parents, Mr. and Mm Z. P. Jordon. Mrs. Howard Mock of Charlotte, N. C., visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jordon, laat week. Mr. and Mrs. Purdy Sowell mov ed this week to their newly com pleted home on North Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Humphries and daughter, of Charleston, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rosier. Mr. and Mm Flynn Kelley of Greenville, sRent the week-end and LAbor Day with their mother, Mrs. Louise KaDaF- . Off To College The following young people will be leaving this week or next to attend college ? Bari Jonea, Charles ton Medical college; Rita Davis. Breneeu college; Roes and John BfiT Horton, Newberry college; Rufus Ragland^College,in Georgia; J. L. McGee, Leea-McRae; Joe Newsom, Citadel; Ruth Rosier, Montreat; Mary Frances Yarbough. Lander. Mr. and Mm J. L. Myers of Charleston, were week-end and Labor IMy guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie King. Mr. and Mrs. Bill King and little son of Columbia, were guests over the week-end of Mr. and Mrs. M. G, King. Miss Cecilia King, accompanied by Mrs.* Louise Btheiidge of Co lumbia, spent the week-end in the mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee. Miss Martha Little visited her grandmother, Mrs. Little, In Page- land, this week. Week-end guests of Mr. and Mm L. M. Beet were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Winters of Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. R E. McCaskill and daughter. Miss Betty Gray, have returned from a vacation trip in the northern states. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Best and children of Sumter, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Best. •Watch for the first issue of the semi-weekly Camden Chronicle which will appear on Tuesday, marking anoth er milestone in Camden his tory. This issue will doubt less be preserved by many people. Business concerns will want an advertisement in it Last Call Watch Your Kidneys/ tbe Blood of Harmful Body Waste Ygar Udawy* ars^matiartly ttot^ tf ratal* *d. to r*- wta**? •jrto—• fMliac •( Tmnt I jtysipt Doans Pills ’■Jt State Theatre KERSHAW, S. C. 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