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* JL 'L. t ** r • ,i» •a<% '..i ;»!, LW'.’i' • Si* t the! t/# 1 ^ th* *! : ywl tX-L 8 ® r. A. Dm ji, tin- S. H. ‘J:? ifiSSoa wad W. Sr, attended tbt fan, 0(0 of Bethel P^eeby* J Robinson coin.^ •at chapel exoriaesl on Monday. w C. Cunning-' and and! of Bobu*.-, aaa, i J. Wardlaw, Sr,, afternoon. G. Richards, Mrs.i and Mrs. tTp. Mc- w see Miss Bettie Rich- is a patient in CoJum-' •L on Saturday after- Cunningham was ar of the McDowalls at / on Tuesday, while I made a busi- ’ |- ’ GEORGIA AND TO ALL 0 r »*v 00 son ‘, nbva Thompson, Jr. «e Duda and Mias Mar- were guests of the uta, Mr. and Mrs. S. m on Saturday. ^ton Richards left on I to mend several days iBetcn. n G. Richards, Mrs. T. I and Mrs. Lester Good lathes in Bishopville on gtamoon. >ILUassey of Fort Mill tMr. and Mrs. H. S. Hig- .J.H. Patrick, Mias A of White Oak, R. A. Patrick and) J Billy, of Claraf 4^ ; A , ^ TM 1 l a-^STsV *».*»*» , Johnston ° n Sunday Richards of Bii Marion Richards Miss Gallic Jones Tent the weekend at k**- „ . ^ F those who attended the vs Hartsville football tCamden on Friday night kind Mrs. W. C. Ward- |L J. Wardlaw, Jr., Jian- IBifly Wardlaw, Mr. and the Hilton, Misses Shir- I Betty Sue Hilton, Billy jnd Freddie Higgins. ■d Mrs. H. & Higgins, Catherine Hig-1 ' — Mr. and j k T. —— and at '.were dinner guests _ IMrtH. S. Higgins, Jr^| (fills on Tuesday ni^it . d Mrs. Abe J. Richards, Kdiards, Mr. and Mrs.' hie and Mias Patricia (Heath Springs visited Eabeth and Lai Richards If afternoon. 16AS AND SORGHUM 4 baying oats at today's Somerville, Turn., aorg- (aerator decided it was a bay gasoline, hooked tractor np to replace the ie end of the long polo Ik th« mill go around. * Of TAX LEVY b Books for the collec- «mty and Schott taxes pwl year commencing UM9, will be open from 41M9, to December 31, ■at penalty. Thereafter t«f one (1) per centum d the months of Jan- mpj and March, and •an additional penalty • per centum will be Mking a total of seven •king inquiry about Je tUte the school dis- m a which you live JVrty. i* a Ust of die st » the various school Mill, 46 Competitor •T- *4 ■* .Vi ; , '** * advertisement in aJij THE® __ current i«>« e of the Waynesboro ~ — w# •■■•''.Tit the k^aaa * ^ Citizen catches the . it in fnlL ‘ ^ | ... ,^.,1 ’. • To oar notion that advertisement by C. Whit Blount states the economic and govern mental aspects of the ease against A&P with a clarity and forcefulness that most of the editorial comment has lacked. Also it strikes us as a fine example of sports manship in business. Incidentally, it is about as effective an ad- / vertisement as could have been written for Mr. Blount’s “Groceteria”. Makes yon sort of wish yon were in Waynes boro to trade with him, doesn’t it? ■' I: • w m 'V * ■ •, -j, ■ > ■ .. f v‘ *• Ji J, * ^ ^ v, fc -»- ',4 ■ i*/ ' V- .«• i — \'XrZ An Advertisement From The Waynesboro True Citizen A Word For Our Competitor TheGreatAtlantic&PacificTeaCo. There has bean u move by the anti-trust department of the Federal Government to de stroy our Stort. ' . H mav seem odd. but we are oooosed to WWW WrwBwlJ UWV WWW Wit W wWPWrwwWWU IW this move. The AGP Co., k definitely our strongest competitor - they keep us hopping. But, we ore STiii in dusiimss - Ana Lxponaiiig* it uy selling quality meraiandist, dose margin and selling at CLOSER margin* 10 aribd // trost-basters // charge that A&P Co. contml some el the nrediiftinn e resuft, they heg. the cost price down on feeds. WRI, WHAFS WRONG 1M!H TMS7T H Agp holds the costs dMHb ft mokes supplors hold their costs down competitive level. 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