The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 12, 1949, Image 5
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Memorial
I* JL Kornefay. •!<»«
god twonty-oix
t trmdl-
escorted
n^f^gajgy, Jr., m the
Itys& the tea faB-
on SaUrday
atrtf eaBW^y* !• the
^£TcmoHm society
‘•rfpetren* contain the
^ Mines to the
__ -fcidt are Governor
Kerr Scott, ead Mr
S-^-SS^aS
t ^ ura. John K. de*
•"ILian) former goremor
t^rly e nd Mrs. Cherry,
L, jgacphus Daniels, Jr H
, lira E. B. penny,
3 V w A. Devin,
Jr B nuinxhous, Mrs. O-
vido* of former
aggator Clyde B< Hoey,
^Jjamilton C. Jonee of
jJ c., sod numerous
Rev.
County
Neighboring Counties
Wardlaw
Hubert
—— hi* first me
»i£ton^S£y£iK^h 01 h*
•cceps the pastorate of the West
Lancaster and Douglasa churches”
Two Lancaster homes were en
smauJltonf > l^ d «J!? numerous
amgil items by two Lancaster
teen-age girU, Chief Hu^a
^jrd r'fS*!
erburk were entered.
AM-**? .? 0 *? »»»
r^fi ^f.-°T 8eries .°* Central
I “that
Kornecay, Jr., is the
'ijETc.O Kornegay
l^r) of Fair St
• • • •
t same, 7 to 4.
■^^K,^^2?2S^ < ^ lnty r « Bid «nta
wi ^„ th * •rmed rob-
TI J* HUton, World War
tW0 men charged
Zntu? r M bery ^ Archie L««
20 “<* Clarence L.
SSS'iJ ^*^5 wh0 “ hom '
Fairfield County
^The Fairfield county grand iurv
In its presentment last week said
iAre Being Mode
i| Bazaar
„„ are asked to plan
ad «pend the day
on Wednesday, Nov.
. ^nn Homs market, De-
loaekeon and supper
^ asd the eight booths
, fnry attraction possible,
par sponsored annually
rcMS's Society of Chris-
U»of the Lyttleton Street
t (inch will be the main
tke Autumn season.
lovette On
i Months Cruise
j pint Lieut. L. E. Love
l of Mrs H. T. Lovette of
ICanden. recently embark-
Uiuiit, Marine Air Group
.i the aircraft carrier U8S
a t fire-month cruise ip
neen Area.
; vlll be granted to mem-
SeTuk Fleet at all ports
■aits of the Second Ms-
basfd at Camp Le-
ij. C, are also along on the
11 N$ FANCY, PLEASE
touches on bird
Idtea repel birds seeking a
DISCHARGE
ibtoreby given that one
this date, on October
, Henry Eichel will make
Ifnbate Court of Kershaw
I hi final return as Executor
i of Mrs. Sadie Eichel,
and on the eame date
Ippiy to the said Court for
plRharge as said Executor.
N. C. ARNETT
Probate Judge.
8.0, Sept. 8, 1949..
toms
certain
used
_ and cats*
the superin-
-. u ^TS£, , S d no rEJ
teat interest of the county as 1
• whole.
oS! N f^ D ^f ht Patton
Chapter, VIC, of Wmnsboro, is
join* to undertake to .
ssrjota ssiSoS:* 01
-eaM 1 * % W 5 of cotton was
•old in Wmnsboro by Rev. Bun-
yan Harrison, colored, on Sept 3.
rii ^ GreltValls, car-
t 0001 ? S Guern-
&gy%to* ssr !B2S'
Guernsey 1
»yce Nichols was crown-
ivaL
^.His* Joyce juiuuu was crown
ed as queen of the Golden Guern
»ey festival fog J949.
Sumter County
wJSfJT R * umt ’ Sr *. last
Jj^toeaday afternoon after a long
^ ^-yew-old Vir-'
>i
Char les E.
'ehster
an vass me- t il
funeral homt
Montgomery
were conducted
9k 3 o’clock
of the Kornegay
the RmK O Floyd
, Rev. J. B. Caaton
tor Charles Edward Webster, 64.
who died at the Camdka Hoepiui
at 10 o'clock Saturday night after
extended illness,
torn to Sanford, N. C.. the son
of the late Mr.* and Mrs Baxter
Mr. Webster has lived
to Camden for the peat 34 years
*nd was employed by the City of
Camden
He Is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Janie McNeil Webster, and
one daughter, Mrs. Neil Parker,
both of Camden, and a number of
nieces and nephews.
Interment was in the Quaker
cemetery.
SOUTH AFRICAN GOLD
South Africa, the largest gold
producer, mined |400 million in
gold last year.
rr jlu iT"*’ w * 3 ueciarea ac
cidental by a coroner’s jury after
The little
j “ vusvglCT 9
conducting an inquest
girl was run over by her uncle
was backing out of the drive
way of her home.
MILUrStolufe,
WEDNESDAY
MORNING
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PANELS
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You will want sovaral pairs
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... they help to dross-up
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wear with
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