The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 14, 1949, Image 5
[SHED SERVICE TO
AWARD TO,DU PONT
•- .—- ,
0 f a new worlds safety record won a
f-d from the National Safety Council for the
nylon plant of the Du Pont Company,
f®*’ line the council awarded Du Pont its dia-
»***«£*'to safety pennant in recognition of the
iSiwfety program of the past four years.
'JJfcest honor granted by the council.
Mr. and Mr*. W. L. Haynes,
E. A. Ferrii, Mrs. Robert Craig
nUPAT. OCTOBER U, IMS
PACE ’JV&rf
at Columbia. Mr.
dUttle
E. M.
Cath-
Craig and
erine of Camden. .
Rev. and lira. F. A. Drennan
left on Monday ter an ttended
visit with their nephew,
Mayes of MayesviUe.
Mias Phoebe Rkha
Greensboro, N. C.,
weekend with her
of
n>ent the
father, Capt
N. S. Richards.
There never has been a perfect
game of duckpins. Highest score
of record k 238. ! . X - '
UNCLE SAM'S CALENDAR
Uncle 8am supplies businessmen
with s calendar of special days,
weeks and months, for advertising
purpose*. •
*1
lSSCsS LibertyHillH
News Of Week
•jj-^^tSTVire Pro-
i S^^ted the pen-
Ljished service on
jcsiU* 0 ant, w | i i C j l
' ny jon yam, has set
L wort » f >ppro^-
'[ttinan-hours with-
injury jo W
t ( lost-time injury.
. world record of
Hsn-boors wasjjt hy
lf5f, «nd April,
B ted out that if
plant had bed
iWy rate ss that pre-
* mHuitry as a whole
Sf*‘at least 250
men and women
^ ■"‘“SS'h.™
10th
was the B6th
R. Clements,
, . . * oldest citizen, who
has been a scribe for the Wateree
Messenger and The Camden
Chronicle for many years. His
Ichildren and great-
gathered for a fam-
reunion at thd 1 home of Mr.
end Mrs. E. L. Clements at Lynch
burg, where a bountiful picnic
dinner was served.
On Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 4,
a most enjoyable occasion was
the reception given at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Tupper,
Sr., honoring her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James B. Cureton. mi
their 50th wedding anniversary
Those attending from Liberty
Hill were: Mrs. R. J. Wardlaw,
Sr. Mrs. John G. Richards, Mr.
and Mrs. C. D. Cunningham, Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Cunningham, Mrs.
A. C. Cureton and Mrs. C. B.
Presley. •
Mrs. H. S. Higgins, Sr., gave an
informal tea honoring Mrs. Mos-
sey of Fort Mill on Wednesday
afternoon. Fall flowers were ar-
'/ //
One of the best things aboet Fall Is. that it brings
back fresh, tender, delickms pork. Yoer friendly ^
Colonial Store is right In step with the season, offer- -
lag special money-paving prlcee on pork, yams, apple
■ance and other •‘crisp-weather-dUhes.’' Shop Colonial
—you’re sure to save! AH prices good this week-end
and through Wednesday, Oct II.
Try This C8 Reset Pork Dinner
. *■
Pork Roast
Candied Yams Spiced Apples
Fresh Turnip Greens Corn Sticks
Tomato Salad, Roquefort Dressing
Lemon Sponge Cake
^SanentiVdis- tistically arranged in the living
or permanently ais ij dining roomi5 ^ w p‘
*L
Iridurtrv. I"" J omed . • P*rtVl 1
spent Saturday and
lontreat and "Ashe-
. V. & JVo.'i V«*r Cr»p
Yams 5 29
■OPUS awcuL-fMci nrltofm mn
SKLZCTTB E» UTS SUC1NG
TOMATOES
c inHilKtrv l* 1 .^ jwmea a party of Lancaster
11 L Mr. «»ds and spent Saturday and
J Du Pont as “«"«• Sundoy m Montre
• Coated I artOfr- aUd*^ Sj.^ScSrti
. ^ Miincil had ofBiahopville attended the Clem-
» sa'^r
Miss Bettie Richards, who has
through 1944. The
^ «h,dXg!- S5 0 os“i
Rttmhigh^hoDor.j yi^iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
j* ^ |J. T. ftelfnmif
f>rohna
land Prices “
liter Peak
Id the 1935-39 base
U 100 have turned
FANCY TENDEB 8TUNGLE8S
SNAP B1
FANCY CUSP GOLDEN HEABT
CELEBT
LABGK FIRM ICCBCBG
LETTUCE
TASTY
IP
PdeucioI
nppT pc
n Mr Mr Ai Am bP
Rib or Mjoim End Pmrk
BOAST
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•ONUS ShEQAL-PRICE EFICTIVE THRU WCD w OCT. HI
CUT
PORK CHOPS
■Ban BOSTON BUTT
POBB BOAST
Lb.
Lb.
WBOU ON BALT
ABNOUa’S STAB BBBAKFAST UN
SAUSAGE
LLb Cede
MJm Si IVm. M Tmp Qnmiiiw WkUm
on Thursday.
and L. A. Perry
. isses Sophie, Elizabeth and
Lai Richards and Miss Suzanne
| Heriot woe guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J» P. Richards in KerOaw
*■ e a
to M» C Cunningham ai
C. D. Cunningham and I. 1
attended Dr. Alex-
• lecture on the con-
wild life and forests
p that, according to I at Dmyton Hall in Columbia on
rtftL. CaHie Jones, Margaret
I Rh stats declined Richatrd ** Sophie and Marion
hrinc the oeriod I Richards were weekend visitors
Wn, 1949 During at Dteir respective homes here.
i& the (todinefqr Cunningham, Mbs
Ihtar n. South Mr. end Its. IliomBS
- —n of Colui
rdAuves on
t2»p£r cent of I Mi« Fve Towne, s C
reached in March 1 bay***. PF^» ■K nt ^
Mt 3 per cent less I Mr- ““ Mrs. R. J. Ward-
ip«k of 1920. On I ^W. Jr. ’
i,the high peak for Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wardlaw,
bwing World War {bn®** Wardlaw, Freddie Hig-
I per cent greater Mr. and Mrs. J. Abe Hilton.
peak he statoT Betty Sue Hilton attended
Rices follow cur- Camden-Florence football
hcome from farm- 8^® on Friday night
bl In 1948 the in- W. Z. Hilton is visiting his
nrketings of farm I daughter, Mrs. C. O. Dolan at
BO per cent of the I Kwahaw.
* period 1935-39 Mrs. James McCutchson and lit-
< costs have in-l^® daughter, Irene, are visiting
dy, but it appears I the ^rmcr’a parents, Mr. and
nn land prices are I Mrs. A. G Cureton.
current farm in-1 Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Anderson
r, with downward °* Columbia were weekend guests
(gricultural prices M Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Thompson,
land prices will I Br.
continue to decline Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Richards and
Bag like the dSS! litttejon, “Dick" of Kershaw, Mr.
B per cent in the *Bd Mrs. A. J. Richards and Tom-
■ expected. The| m y Richards of Heath Si -1
"[equipped with M *“ Suzanne
1 to^reoiiTenc^of IL® 1 Richards during the weekend.
®gs are the faew* I weekend in Kershaw with reia-
Fograms, insured I ^ v®*-
“eoployment in-1 Mr. and Mrs. J. Abe Hilton
*1 security. land Miss Betty Sue Hilton at-
X^Kaers of farm ^^Ltbe revival seryicai nt the
•■der the particu-1 Fir,t Baptist church in Camden
•SKfiSS^fU John-
^ purchases I ftoa ’ s dinner gussts oAH
Jjwe important I
fS^nn debt
l Lower
^Pfoducts and
■tomes combined
.the things]
r s relative-1
J^tocome bur-
?J 0 lower the
%2.-VV
hwL 0 '?'
J® of debt
JX* H took
end with
f *“ ? took J1
to pay
UhJ/ 1 1939
gjtoef animals
. farm!
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