The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 07, 1949, Image 7
qI Week From Town 01 Bethune
, Copeland, WH« Of I. E. C«p»
■|S MtHMUy Morning—Masons Confer
to***
Monthly Meeting
Milway Home Club
The Midway 4-H Club bon and
girli held their lint meeting of
Caret Fewdl and Mr. Montgom
ery met with the dub and pre
sented 4-H handbooks to the
Following the reciting of the
4-H pledge, officers were elected
for the coining year. The follow
ing members were chosen to the
various offices: President, Peggy
I Hall; first vice president, Alton
HoUand; secretary, treasurer and
reporter, Annette Dixon.
Following the joint meeting, the
boys assembled with Mr. Mont
gomery in the seventh and eighth
lB(1 nnon
0 m
jjwje one son, John
TOT& S3?
Brannon of
"Jr?
j^jnunie Black of
were .conduct-
t *nethune Baptist
USTwu in the
Sttery, where she
jfypder a mound ol
SSKss
candidates. ^Par -
City, Junior
a gave the lecture,
-r of out of town
nresent v
Kelly has returned
her son and family,
George of St
md Mrs. Kdly ac-
ir mother home for
Li Mads
Heustess Circle t of
lurch met Tuesday
USTb. E. Williams,
d Circle met with
hen. The Kershaw
ition met Tuesday
•X church. Wednes-
neet at Thorn Hill,
iber of ladies fron*
hurch Wednesday.
-BeU,
ivis and S. B. Pad-
the Furman-Caro-
Columbia Friday
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In. Alex Wed of
Miss Myrtis Mun-
i spent the week-
their mother, Mrs.
in celebration of
birthday anniver-
Rowell spent the
ier daughter in Co-
. Horace Ratteree
1 Matthews, N. C n
lev. and Mrs. W. L.
y.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beard of
Birmingham, Ala., were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Be-
Mr. and Mrs. Belch of Cayce
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Lane during the weekend.
Mrs. Henry King, Mrs. Foster
Gardner, Mrs. Boyd Craven and
Mrs. Barr Gardner were joint
hostesses Friday to the ministers
and their wives of Bethune and
Rev. 3. C. Jones, the ' visiting
minister who conducted the ser
vice at the Methodist church last
Methodist Youth Fellowship
The Methodist Youth Fellow-
Of Bethel Methodist church
Its installation services Sun
day afternoon, Oct. 2 at 2:30 as fol
lows: Superintendent of Youth
Division, Miss Harriett Mays; In
termediates, Mrs. J. M. Clyburn,
Jr.; Seniors, Mrs. L. B. King;
Young People, C. M. Graham;
president, Johnny Jones; vice
president, Leo Waters; secretary
and treasurer, Joe Ann Wayne;
worship commission, Msxie Jewel
McLaughlin; recreation, Melita
Burley; mission, Harrison Mar
tin; community service, Leslie
Best, Jr.
Rev. N. E. TruesdeD, who has
beea conducting a series of ser
vices in the Mayesville Presby
terian church, spent Friday night
at his old home here. Mrs. W. L.
Newman, Mrs. Frank Lee, Mrs.
Eva Morgan, Mrs. E. Z. Truesdell,
Miss Stella Bethune and Mr. and
Mrs. June Truesdell attended the
services Wednesday and Friday
evenings, respectively,
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Adams of
Heath Springs were recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Killian and
daughter, Vicky of Peachland, N.
, were Sunday guests of Mr. and
rs. Wilson Smith.
Bethune Wins Football Game
The second football game of the
season was played Thursday eve
ning with Ashewood on the Bish
opvme field, when Bethune won
by a big score. The first game was
layed with Mayesville which was
"e.
, V o£
union Day was
•esbyterian
g. In this
ere received into
ibership. Ol these,
baptismal rites,
; prayer services
iis month in the
arch. The services
th will stress
xne mission wi
•ian Circles
Morse Circle of
iinnon is chair
i HiUhouse end
Circles will meat
just beWrs the
l meeting of the
hurch.
i Jordan of Rich-
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1 mis. Tom Ed
rom
Harris Oliver and
mbia were guests
s, Mr. and Mrs.
‘>ng the weekend,
i quite ill in the
B ^ ^ '
da Hospital
on was admitted
spital Sunday to
)n for the second
that was broken
ago in an auto
n* 5
1 .'i.'Jli
Clemson I
ie spent the weekend here
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
McCaskBL
Mrs. B. W. Best* spent Sunday
in Columbia with her son and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Best
Ms; and Mrs. Hugh Winters of
Columbia were weekend guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Best
Mrs. J. O. Bartlett Mr. and Mrs.
Hany Hickin of Richburg were
Sunday fue*ts of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Ed Hearon.
in
1 thanks
Nelson wishes to
inks to all the
died during the
isband. 34p
elson and family.
ISCHARGE
nr given that one
date, on Novem-
rs. Fannie Mc-
B. Mitchell will
obate Court of
their final return
x and Adminis-
ate of A. K. Me
t. and on
will apply to the
1 final discharge
itratrix and Ad-
C. ARNET^ 410
RV 0, .2S b “*
Members of the Camden chap
ter of the Business and Profession
will join businsss wom-
it the nation Oct
anni-
of Business Woman’s
Week.
to pay tribute once s year to the
accomplishments of women
business and the professions.
This year's theme for Bud
Women s Weak will be “Boost
your town—it boosts you." One-
hundred fifty thousand members
of the National Federation of
Business and Professional Wom
en”! Clubs, Inc., from every state
in the Union, will join forces
with other organizations to cele
brate this anniversary and to pro
mote their slogan.
Accident Toll In
America Is Costing
$14000 A Minute
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America is spending $14,000 s
mimite—accidentally!
Tn 1949 edition of “Accident
Facts,” the National Safety Coun
cil’s statistical yearbook, points
out that two persons are acci
dentally killed and 200 injured
somewhere in the United States
on the average of every 10 min
utes.
The costs of those accidents
total $140,000—or $14,000 a min-
The yearbook also shows that
somebody died in a motor vehicle
accident on the average every 16
and a half minutes during 1948,
and that somebody was acciden
tally killed in his home every 15
minutes. There was a motor ve
hicle injury every 29 sc
a home injury every six seconds
throughout the entire year.
NATURE’S WARNING
The woodpecker to one of na
ture’s boot warnings against bee
tle* and other disease bearers In
grade home room, while the girls
met with Miss Fewell and were
told some of the plans for the
county fair.
MILLER’S for Lumber
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’ SHELVES HOW
TV
Specials!
PRICES LISTED IN THIS
SECTION EFFECTIVE TH
NEXT WEDNESDAY OCT.
SAUCT
Mi
BLACKEYES
CHUM SALMON
ou> TMtanoA coemw
BEEF HASH
1-Lb.
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ST AND ABB ECO EM
RURALLY TENDER CHUCK
COlONUi MU
BABY BEEF
TOMATOES
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CABAMELS
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CHEBBIES
PIE CBUST
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FANCY MOD BABY—t
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OCT. ISt
Naturally Tender Beef
1* ~ B*y BMC dlieSil PrM
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FRYERS
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CHOPS
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WANTED
■' «ity or county, whit.
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♦ on size of loon.
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VIRGINIA OYSTERS
Soslod Cans *
Standards
79c ML .
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Vtogiato SPOTS
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STEW BEEF
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KFIXOC.C. * PBIRPT FURH
CORN FLAKES
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MUCIOOS CNOCOLATK lYBOF
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ORANGE juice 3 40, 29c
DELICIOUS DAiai MINK
BPY-A-CHOC 2 - 15c
BABY FOOD WB
STABCH
STA-FLO
WAX
DOG FOOD
4 - 37c
;0»* 21^
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2 Mb 2Se
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cakes sad rolls wttk that awlt-ia-
your-aoath gssfcess.—Not only
easy to prepare hot ecsoeaiirel toe!
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HOT BOLL 25c
DUFF’S MIX
tUNOCB »eao n. 25c
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