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Of Week fra Tow Of BeHtune ■i lf -»«i«a Is HsM 1 High School Clots Of risMi —**««*H«n Fund Allotted , Wol Diffs«"» Frojscts — Social And ft 5« V TV. n£ IoniteM«fr T ■ Hsws Of idftMi ., . ,in M meeting wm held Wednesday afternoon, -c^pix theatre. Movies showing how diseases ^ j^re shown by George Mickle, sanitarian for ■Tw County Board of Health. Dr. A. W. Hum- health officer, and Miss Elsie Hough, An- ’ e0fl 2v health educator, made informative talks lC rtance of a town-wide clean-up. Mrs. D. M. Tind said that her desire was to have a foliow- * t »n early date Class Rwurioo class of>37h ^ d ■J separation. The d the eveninr was * 0 f laxnilies to .. f „ who is a member who. ,U Oeiir, furnished mu»-- Jovner and two ^Uverne Jones Hor- “" aJd son; Mrs. Ava rnind" and husband, Mr. gdwin Estndge, Leslie I Jind (iild 1 * 611 ’ ^ rs i ^ nn j Vtiliams, husband and L j|r. and Mrs. Otis E- U goines, Iowa; Mr. and , t shultmann and chil- IColumbia (Juanita Pate); 1 [llangum Baker, hus- Honorod Mrs. Earl Jones, a recent bride, was honored Wednesday evening when Mrs. T. K. Watts entertain ed at her home with a miscel laneous shower. On arriving the honoree was presented a corsage of white carnations. About 25 were present During the ' appropriate contests were and at the conclusion a lacy fern covered box, topped with a miniature bride and groom, was presented the honoree, which contained many coveted gifts Chicken salad, iced tea and cook ies were served by the hostess. Out of town guests were: Mrs. Rembert Jones and Mrs. Lawson Horton of ' BishopviUe, Miss Gladys Thomas of • McBee and Mrs. Robert Holley of Jefferson. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones, left Thursday morning for Charleston where Earl will enter his senior year at Charleston Medical Col lege. Mr. and Mrs. Mark King stopped over with relatives Tues day evening enroute to their home in Anderson from Orangeburg. Mrs. Cecil Stephens and little CHRONICLE. — ■ I CAROLINA. FRIDAY. njftyi'j it i I r - t Birth of Mr. and Mrs. L W. Wagers an nounce the arrival of a daughter in hospital. Sept IS. Mr. mrfMrs. Wagers have one other child, Eugene, who N in third grade. and Miss Copeland taught school together in Panama two years. Recent guests of Mr, and Mrs E. B. Williams were Mrs Eddie Cann and daughter, Janice, Mrs. Luke Loflin and Mrs. Paul the past Knowles and daughter, Peggy of Rock Hill. Mr. and Mrs John Edwin King have returned from a visit to relatives in Quitman, Ga. J. E. Severance is a patient in a Florence hospital MILLER’S for Lumber Safe driver reflector insignias will be affixed to each car which passes the 10-point check-up given (Tee of charge by local Ford deal ers as part of a nationwide flOO,* 000 safety contest. si’ :-4 , .A '■< " ■■fC vV yihS'ijm. SIB tv. ■M L- f d diildren of Kershaw, - — C S. Corbett, Char- son have returned to their home LMarv B. Smith Kaiser in Jacksonville, Fla., after a visit this class but she to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. eone to her home in Brannon. Mrs. Stephens was ac- 6 I compamed home by her sister, r r-nt«r Miss Blanche Brannon. [fenthon Center Mr . ^ Mrs Pajchlll McLaurin Ks of the recrest ion fund an( j 0 ; Cher^ were Thurs- ftBethune have been in- day afternoon guests of their |d several projects. mother, Mrs. J. N. McLaurin. nd TJ P £nun£ of Dr-. .Hnnfey McLure, retired - 0 ^fSfndfIfave p T tlclnf physiciai i; of Bisho P- ichool. Funds have vl u ej was m town Thursday aft- the . t lgh wr, er 25 K)n greeting old acquaintances. r** 1 ^ de A t*. KZ. Truesdell was host to i colored schools, a ^ county medical society at Gus on of the fun ^ Ward’s Wednesday evening. Kin f 0{ Moncks Corner “ a visitor 111 town Thursday. ' ^ v3£n Mr. «nd Mrs. Bill King and ■ms hbrary has bewi ^ Denny of Columbia, were , portion of the buiid- weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. iaad sand piles for the M . G. King. IT *hve been placed Shelton Humphries and . . . little daughter, Shirley of Charles- v* 553 h 00 * ^ voting in the T. A. Roz- «t least a hundred I home Dedication services Mr . Mrs. E. L. Dickey have for an early date. j purchased a home from M. C. Mc- _ Bridge Club Caskill near the Presbyterian Best entertained her I church and moved in last week. . Monday evening at I Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Newman with four tables of attended Synod at Myrtle Beach ore cards a salad plate this week. tea was served. Mrs.1 Joe Newsom left Tuesday to _ won received high] tor The Citadel at Charleston. He) Loring Davis received was accompanied by his mother, xore and Miss Ceciiia Mrs. Roger Newsom and uncle, logo prize. Other than Dewey Boykin, playing were Mm. Loring Davis and Mrs. L. Dickey and Mrs. H. A. | M. Best accompanied Miss Rita Davis to Breneau College, Gains- Jouret has return-1 villa, Ga- last Ttweday where Ae in Charleston aft-1 is attending school most of the summer! Mr. and Mrs. June Truesdell ,jffr&rSS nd little daughter, Itbecca of New enroute to I_, attend s meeting of which is giving gnu enjoy- d Monday with their mem* to the chUdren. nd Mrs. E. Z. Trues- Revival services will begin at the Methodist church Sue Sept 25. Rev. E. L. Davidson ..be assisted by Rev. C. E. J D^FY^ hSTSL* VJL I <# I panied by her sister, Mrs. Clem son Wilson and Miss Ruth Wilson of Newberry left Wedneseday for West Field, N. J, to attend the Wilson wedding at that Saturday evening. Billy , the groom, is the son of Mrs. Wilson and the nephew of Mrs. McLaurin. Before returning % i ■■ ■- \ The . JX • Welcomes # v ■ - - , «»*'•.W V * Sum. a-'-. k SAVINGS AT thtil Birdsey Store FLOUR ('$ Best SKI u % :* j- ■ . j' When you shop at your thrifty Colonial Store v.- U, - • / * s ». > ' T * • ■! < ‘\ You pay rock-bottom prices and not one cent more. With pricet marked plain, you don't have to guess, m And your total food shopping will cost you much less. ) 4 | home Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Me-1 rs in Laurin will stay several days "Tew York City. Mrs. Mary Huckabee is visiting aandf COFFEE f'S BEST •Can U__ lb. | New York Cit I her son and family, Mr. and Mrs! I | Dalton Huckabee. Baptismal Berries Baptismal services for 1 Sham- I rock and T}mrod Baptist church-1 les, were observed Sunday after-1 noon at 9 o'clock in the -. V Baptist church. Governor and Mrs. H i, »., u »trom| | Thurmond were Sunday afternoon Hfussts of Mr. andMxs. C. B. Mrs. Jake Catoe and* spent the weekend in ‘ i with relatives. W. Mungo spent Sstur- in Rock win Liss Mary Ellen McLaurin, who is a member of the faculty of the ~ i one m.'e Anyone interested in saving a penny^or a dollar—should follow a typical Colonial Stores’ customer as she checks off her shop ping list. •* . , ■ ■ i,'. ~ ■ Does she have a canny, eye out for advertised, low-price specials? * " > ; . t Of course, she does. She likes Colonial’s “bonus specials”—in which we pass on to our customers the lower prices made possible by advantageous purchases and lower market conditions. r r i.: :*1 'X tK V ml ■ ?ii So don’t be surprised if the shopper next to you at Colonial Stores is wearing a Hilt. Budget-conscious homemakers are always Welcome, and we are proud that they invariably become our most pi ir.- J-J 'iWa SALE ir funik & wow S.C ■vr- rrv^.-r r \ ,v. v. *pg** lit, .. unlMft prior to Mswmm it to Uf; 1$ ■ - ’ • • Tiau. ''T'?,'"■••• w' ■ '* •■■■■'■ik -(■ V i ’ • ’ A./'-U • ; mtV • ' r *•’ • '.i .iw < w. AUe? and „ of sale, this l«th day f \\ . nPiPiNi For consistent savings every day. Shop the CS Rooster way. ill *■ - . IB A T A vt r fk Pfwi IliiKMHMBHR