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VAlt ■ Bettwne Fonn«r Postor Bopfrist Church, It Civdus M—f OHff News nUDAY. OCTOBEB 14. IKt BE ’ 1 officers of the high school sss of- been -bd to welcome Lf; former PM- , who was fist while U I SSr , N^ Mn. L. church. children, d Mrs.'B. jee were visi- 'Dr. and Mrs. ^ her scckknt ySs s«o. from here al^ Carolina-South [pine in Colum- King cmde,^ Tuesday afternoon with r ▼•nee „ 1M1 Barr Gardner, Jr.; Joanna Caston will meet - ^ on l^a. James Baker; Walter “w-. ixmaui s Jerman circle with Mrs. Clifton Price. junior rl»f —— - Carrie Mae Nor- Railey; and reporter, MeUta .. _— officers: President, Ger ald Fowler; vice president, Leslie treas- reporter, Beta Club officers: of Mrs. B. W. Best. The Wesleyan . m ^n IS?* y nJ? hun St. d€f ? t * d Sherwood at wvwing aritti Mrs. C. C. Gardner. Bethune Thursday afternoon with The Women of the Preabjrterian a score of 38 to 0. church held their regular tie program. The funeral Mrs. Buck Gathings and chil dren of Darlinjjton visited her ggular monthly Kogers in chargT of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lan^, during the weekend. Mrs. ^Mr. and Mrs. Richa Price Lindsay was held of Florence were Sunday guests m0ther ' -■7 12r - Mr ^«» t follows- the death of Mr. Lindsay, McCaskill's mother, Mrs. Mc- rmmitiW E. P. Trueadell of Bock HOI meat Friday with his brother, Dr. E. Z. Trueadell. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tidwell and little daughter, Freddy, spent the weekend m Charlotte and Rock Hir The Presbyterian Duuatin car ried the following announcement Sunday. “Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Newman cordially invite, the members of all churches to an Open House Friday evening, 7:30- iftoo. w -- Mass Meeting Of Bethany B. T. V. State Cotton Crop Is Estimated At • '"-a-.*.*.. . '4 ' Only 550,009 Bales * SAVINGS AT fcdBirdsey Store nous /$ Best' COFFEE “S BEST IJrint ^ AOS | Mixture 1J5 3^5 Mrs. Lindsay mpved to Greenville to live with her daughter. J. D. Linton and daughter and son of Perry, Ga., were here to at tend the Lindsay funeral. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Boyce of Camden were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. EDjs Padgett. Mrs. James Brice Waters and little son of Rodipan were week end guests of their mother, Mrs. The regular monthly meeting of the WMU of die Baptist church met Tuesday evening at the church. Mrs. Tom Ed Hearon entertain- Mrs - Woodrow Seegars. ed Thursday evening with four „. Rev - W. L. Newman and W. A. tables of bridge. Other than the McDowell attended the fall meet- regular members playing were: oi Presbytery at the Union Mrs. S. Jordan, Mrs. L. E. Dickey, Memorial church in Fairfield Mrs. H. A. Bentley, Mrs. A. C. county Tufesda Wayne and Mrs. Davis. Mrs. C. B. v ,- — , Mitchell won high score, Miss who have been making their home hd high ~ Mayesville noon guests of their Frank Lee. , Mrs. L. D. Robertson is visiting her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Thomas, in Hartaville. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Rosier spent the weekend in Lancaster with Mrs. Rozier’s mother, Mrs. O. B. Th err ell. Mrs. Loring Davis is spending a few days in Kershaw with her father, T. B. Clyburn, who is ill. o T. K. Watts and family spent Sunday in Lancaster with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McLaugh lin and son, Freddie, spent Sun day in Charlotte with Mr. and S titchell Iteella ] Bethune seco: Mrs. A. C. Wayne, bingo. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Ma and Miss Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Mays, Miss Harriett Mays and Miss Cecilia Kingare in New York attending the World Series baseball games and expect to return home this week* > * * % Messrs. Ross and John Dan Hor ton of Newberry College spent the weekend here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Horton. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Newsom, Mrs. NIta Newsom and Mrs. aunty Tuesday. M. C. McCaakill, Jr., and family, rho have been making their home in Charleston, moved here Tues day to make their home with Mr. Amanda McKinnon spent Sunday in Charleston with Joe Newman, who is in school at The Citadel. Mrs. Newsom and Mrs. McKinnon are Joe’s grandmothers. Miss Mary Ellen McLaurin of Columbia *>ent the weekend here with her mother, Mnf Daisy Mc Laurin. # Miss Blanche Brannon of Co lumbia meat the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Ifte. B. W. Brannon. Rev. W. L. Newman, R. E. Mc Caakill and C. C. Fate attended meeting in Arsenal Hill :h Friday of the Men of esbytery of the church. Following ineas semi on a simper was served by the ladies of Arsenal Him _ _ g- —x__ The fallowing junior-senior Sir ANY FORD 0 E A l { 8 NOW There will be a the^ai thany Westville Sunday, Oct 16, at 3 An invitation to in the Kershaw represented, which have Training extended. John Lane, State Training Union director, of Columbia, will be there to speak concerning the Training Union work of the As sociation. Drive Carefully—Sava a Life meeting Union at church, m. church to be those nions, is A 850,000 bale state cotton crop is indicated from conditions Oct 1, the U. S. department of agri culture said this week. This latest estimate repreaents a drop of 50,000 bales, or eight per cent, from prospects Sept 1. It is 175,000 bales less than pre dicted Aug. 1. A crop of 550,000 bales would be the shortest since 1941 and the third smidlest in 57 year*. USDA Statistician Frank O. Blade noted. Insect damage and heavy rains hit this year s crop hard. The expected 1949 production would be 37 per cent below the 781,000 bales made last year and 23 per cent less than the 1938-47 average. Black said the crop is poorest in 10 southernmost counties, where only about 40 per cent of Pix Theatre bethuWe. s. a FrL-SaU Oct. 14-13 “THE FLYING TIGERS" with—John Wayne John Carroll Anna Lee Chapter 5, “Brick Bradford* Also Cartoon Saturday Night Shew “I SURRENDER DEAR" with Gloria Jean, David Street Mon.-TW. Oct. 17-18 Only a women could turn two life long friends against each other. "STREETS OF LAREDO" in Technicolor McDonald Carey, Wm. Holden 1 Mona Freeman Wsd- Thunu. Oct 19-20 “KNOCK ON ANY , with—Humphrey John Derek, AUene 1948 production was reached. The Pee Dee i pounds of tint in 4cre comparer with 372 pounds last year. The 106-pound average of 1941 was the lowest in recent years. Cottonseed production of 225,- 000 tems is indicated, based on ratio of lint tp seed during the past five years. Black reported. The census bureau announced that 238,000 bales wore ginned in the state before Oct 1, compared with 431,000 bales at the same time last year. Sale of Savinas Bonds In September Marion H. Reyman, Kershaw county chairman of the U. S. Sav ings Bonds divisioii, reports the Bonds in' the month of September. Sales in South Carolina during tiie same month, according to W. Brooks Stuckey, state director of the Savings Bonds division, $iU25, $5,962.50 in U. S. Savings in Kershaw county during totalled 125,062.85. F. H. A. nuenrfASY If T US FIND YOU A HOME OF YOUR OWN S££ US TODAY Roal Estate Sales lnsurance r Inc. •SI r ^ ir - tw pf 9 • - section has about 55 5 per cent of last year’s crop. The yield is best—although still 22 per cent below last year—in the weagren- tral and north central areas. 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