The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 21, 1949, Image 9
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from Westrille Community
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■•z. nisrht wit* o porty
„ i a Vi»rtor
Swibertiy. who too
coHofOt w0»
•» ^55, for tho woek-
his cluuBotoa.
Of HJivonna,
boys of tho
r th» *• “■
2,. night _ .
^ lr Games were onjoy-
^•.n? -
“^rbam Alice, serred
p ®T Sandwiches, poUto
Si .oft drtoho
•jSttue* also sttmided
i^ntist church Sunday
‘irJreryone that met
^frerr much impreeeed.
AssoctaUon of the
•HSSin* Union held a
Bethany Baptist
* n Nye Workman
Saturday afternoon.
^ **7*- O R- Truesdale and Mrs.
Doris Deaton and son. Freddie,
spent Monday Tteitin* in Coiumbia
Mrs. W. H. Owens spent Thurs
day with her daughter, Mrs Rem-
bert Truesdale, of Camden.
^Mrs. Howard Etters and children
of Columbia, were the .week-end
guema of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
stokes, »r.
Mr. and firs. Willie Cauthen of
Fiat Rock, Tlaited Mrs. Etu Fletch
er and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fletcher
Sunday afternoon.
BUI EUis and Dale Burnett of
Huntersville, N. C., visited Mias
Bvelyn Truesdale Tuesday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Truesdale
were the Sunday afternoon guests
of My. and Mrs. Claude Truesdale
of Camden.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. 11 C. Clybnrn, Sr., were W.
LiL.r afternoon. .Mrs. L. p; Cunningham of Winns boro, and
'""^Lwistional Training I Mrs, Leona Cone of Summerville.
!!i£7of near Jefferson, I Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Ellta. Mrs.
1 of the program. Mr. I Mary Truesdale and Miss Evelyn
jd f2e. hesd of the State Truesdale visited Miss Mary Jane
Lr. rltott of Columbia, was PhlUops of Lancaster, Sunday af-
“ .Jssker and he made an I ternoon.
;.^7 k 0 n Launching the Mrs. Sunle McDowell and Mrs.
Campaign of tbs Alma Grant visited Mr. and Mrs.
"Siocution Baptist Train- L. C. Clyburn. Sr., Sunday after*
' I noon.
\ r U. Masting The F.FJL boys and the J.H.A.
- a Young of Fort MU1, girls of the Baron DeKalb school
zl' j S Corpening of Lam attended the State Fair in Colum-
conducting n Baptist I bia Tuesday,
nsion Enlargement Cam- Mrs. Ben Truesdale is s patient
1L, week at the Bethany in the Tri-County Hospital of Lan-
„ rfurch Classes are being caster.
'Tairtt Mrs. Young and .Mr. and Mrs. Colon Truesdale
^enlsg sre guests of R#Y. j and children spent Saturday with
Doulu Smith. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Truesdale of
^tebrstes Birthday Camden,
tern Young celebrated her William Stokes, HI, is recovering
iy at her home Sunday, from a severe case of poison ivy.
'children and their tamflies Mrs. Sam Truesdale and Mrs.
*nd Mrs. Dougins Smith | Shelby Truesdale were recent visi-
w ith Mr. and Mrs. Young torn of Mrs. G. tl. Rush, who Is s
1 dejifhtful birthday dinner, patient in the Florence hospital,
r Hilton of Uberty Hill, to Mrs. SheUle Truesdale and Mr.
u. and Mrs. C. O. Dolan and Mra Victor <J. Truesdale were
' dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. T.
^ilirs James T. McDowell J. Parnell of Timmonsvllle Sun-
liBehter. Margie Ann, pud day.
pA McDowell viaited Mr. Little Diana Truesdale, daughter
p. Vernon Hammonds and of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Trueadale,
, stover of Stonesboro, Sun- celebrated her first birthday Tues-
^ternoon. day.
F. Cauthem, student of Thorny Truesdale and Miss Elit-
r of S. C.. was the week- abeth Holland of Camden, visited
of Mrs. Sunle McDowell Mr. and Mrs. Shellie Truesdale
Alma Grant. Sunday afterndon.
ind Mrs. L. L. Wilson and Wendell Anthony has accepted
Buddy. Jr., of BishopviUe. n position as salesman with a
furniture company in Rock Hill.
Marvin Stover received head in-
| juries this week when he fell from
a scaffold while at work In Ker-
|shaw.
Mrs. W. L. Blackmon and Mrs.
[Clyde Cobb attended the Sftate
Fair In Columbia Tuesday
Mrs. C. 0. Jackson of Camden,
Pearl Sslmond | wlth Mr « R - H -
Mm py
Near Bakersfield, California,
resident standing In an open are
vaa startled, then almost blinded.
from the
outer space struck the ground near
the spot an which be stood, them
exploded into a brief, brfll^at
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nual distribution of over 9,000,000
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of the Bible, occurs in the U. S.
Last year the books were circu
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ferent languages.
MOST POPULAR MODELS
Model agenciee report that their
most popular female models aver
age S feet 8 inches In height and
weigh IIS pounds. >
SUMMONS
I0F SOUTH CAROLINA,
OF KERSHAW.
OCRT OF COMMON PLEAS I
Builders Supply Co., s|
•tion, v
Plaintiff /
vs.
Alexander,
The Wateree Building A
""ST * n '° c ° TvarU '\ Seven Killed In
rn defSidant above Traffic Accidents
JOT)' * 1 j
are HEREBY SUMMON- Ninety-nine traffic accidents
required to answer the|WU«cL sevmi persons and injured
:his actMn, 'of WhIBh. .,
I» herewith served upon w eea,
. Tt» nt S&>m*nt Mid 140
“7^
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d terrice aforesaid; and u ^
l thne aforesaid, the Plaintiff r~. *
' "^iieSSndS t fn the^Com Eleven persons were injured 4a
demanded in the Com- stre ^ ^od highways of
Mnw misrmmritrk Charleston county. Florence coun-
by of October, 1848.
I RESPONDENTS ABOVE
highway depart-
LITTLE'S
f-Vu Theatre rS
FAMILY THEATRE"
W"-In Walk-In
Camden,*S. C.
Bows Start at DpskL
lying in Kershaw
[South Carolina,
MASTER'S SALE
J State of South Carolina, '
&2S4"? SS W ££££■*-* tor
CtokT^Colxrt fV Kwshaw Koxhaw CountySto tethe case
££»£ <* C W. Jones, Plaintiff, vs. Wal-
Vi ^if I ter O. McPherson, Defendant, that
)U> W FUNDERBURK, I ^^u^TpubUc^mSion to
Attorney for the Plaintiff ^ j^g^est bitter for cash in
front of the Court House door at
Camden, South Carolina, on sales-
day in November, 1949, the same
[being the seventh (7th) day of
said month, during the legal hours
the following described
to wit:
that certain piece, parcel or
tract of land being situated and
r County, State of
and containing
ninety-five (95) acres, more or
less, and bounded as follows: On
the north by the Horton estate
lands, on the east by Lynches
river and part of the same tract
of land or Bruce D. Blackmon,
on the south by land of Otto Hoff
man and part of the same tract
of land or Bruce D. Blackmon and
on the West by Und of tt
tract or Bruce D. Blackmo
Also: All that certain niece,
parcel or tract of land being
situated in the County of Ker-
te of South Carolina,
two hundred five (205)
[acres, more or less, and bounded
north by the Alice Horton
lands, on the east by State High-
way No: 848, on the south ‘
| of S. P. Watkins and John
on the west by lands of J. E.
igum. This being the tracts of
I land deeded to C. W. Jones by
Mrs. Clarie Davis and John Jonas
and C. E. Jones, and recorded
with the Clerk of Court for Ker
I shew County.
Terms of sale: For cash, the
successful bidder to deposit with
the Master, at the conclusion a
the bidding, five (5%) per cent of
his bid in evidence of good faith,
the same to bs applied upon the
price in the event o 1
I compliance but to be forfeited as
liquidated damages in
' -and the property
sale upon the
[same
No
Iment „ ,,
ding will not rsmain open after
the safe but will be dosed at
time
FA-SaL. OcL 21-22
Romance! Comedy!
Craig, Joan Leslie
Jtok Oakie—in
IT STAMPEDE"
to CINECOLOR
5: Cartoon and Comedy
*7* October 22
Ikow Only, 8:80 P* M.
toughmgest, lovingest
Ground of mirth of 1
^•Burdin, Jeffrey Lynn
Mmund O’Brien—fca^
"tt LOVE or MAMT
Also: Musical
Oct 24-28
k day! Romance by
lii.M C V lcular dAne « wv-^
T music! ITS
k!GM s big, gay
JJJCOLOR MUSICAL!
j^toer Williams and
***^0 Montalban—in
."FIESTA"
^too: Cartoon
•Thurs« Oct. 28.27
wt name the
^toy more?
1g£££ Deborah
personal or deficiency judg-
is demanded and the bid-
J.
, Kershaw County
ift Marion, Af
s. a, OcL 12,
(i
5
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COLONiAl
STORt^
StrifCs Premium Smoked
IMAMS
Tv* (rMt Maw ta i
eksaSlaiiif, Coiooiai a Swift, stw~M*
ft vtmtfBf ooablnmUon. • . . A tslt not toon to b4 forcottan TAnti
J*** 1 * tho ehftftoo to poreliftot prmoUool ftrttoltf
your boowhoM M * dUUncUr* wvlos*. Don’t mlw Um ta ■
and atock up Sunns UtU slant CotoSu gwm Jui ^
%
Strifi*s Jetrei
WHOLE, SHANK
OR BUTT END
14-Id LBS. AVG.
WEIGHT
U>.
rasr
SHORTENING
- % 22* I ;
SOUSBE-CUT UBAVT
1-U.Ffcs.
Lk
CHUCK BOAST
FRESH PICNICS ... lb.
TOT QtfSUTT BAST
rSNCT SEANDCD SALT MKAT
Fresh Dairy Products
Wuconiin M^ium Sharp
DUST
CHEESE
os ldbcioos rnon
STREAK-O-LEAN
PAST
SUCED BACON
U.
Lk
Lk
Swiffs Premium
1-lb. Celle
FRANKS 49c
Fresh Ground
BEEF lb. 49c
OcDan-Fiwsh Seafood
Salt MackraD
FILLET lb. 36c
2-Os. Pitt 169
out
Lk Qtrn. 65«
ManoaniMK u. 20*
niANOU mas cmamtst
kotbsat rumr
OYSTERS (Sealed Cans)
Select pL Tic
Standard pL 89c.
somrar qold oolobxb
Maboabime u. 37s
COCKTAIL 2
SWBKWSB STArOBATgp
CSMILK 3
O B TXLLOW CUNO UAL VXD OB BUCXD
PEACBES
os non axe tomato
CATSUP
naaooais cmisr rusn
comi FLAKES
VANOT ALASKAN HNK
SALMON
SWIFT’S »»•
85*
No. 1
Cans
37
TaH
Cans
33
No. 2|
Can
28
14-Ox.
Bottle
18
13-Ox.
Pkg.
18
Tall
Can
39
12-Ox.
' Can
37
cmtWMOFmUn
GEM WAU-FOLD CAN
OKMER.. $L00
SWim tALANCED DOG FOOD
PABP Sc- SLOS
AU
POft
ONLY
TOTAL VALUE S2.QS
V
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»f>rr
wttto to
varWtjl
cs
Promt
WITH EACH
PURCHASE OF 3
CANS OF SWIFTS
V.
JUICE
BABY FOOD
ONE MOTHER GOOSE
JF&1C1 I^IT
5 DIFFERENT VARIETIES!
POTATOES
J lbs. 29c!
3.
10-On.
CHACKEHS
PUBITAN
MUCXOOS QUICK PUIWE IIIX
JUMOT
CLdVKKLKAP D*I*D
MILK
Puu-rLAvoaro nAWtouanEas
SWIFTS
PACKED IN OIL—AMKKICAN
SARDINES
SWIFT'S FOBS FOBK
SAUSAGE
jEwrat on. r aw
ALLSWKET COLO KID
MARGARINE
PIE APPLES t. 1
ASPARAGUS r
SfOx.
Wo Hoy#
A Comploto Variety
of Fruit Coke
Moto rials
100s.
Me. I
10-Ox.
SOAP
LAVA
Puke's : 35 c
TIDE’S IN-DIRT’S OUT
TIDE r 280
DOES EVERYTHING
WITH SOLIUM
RINSO
28*
CLEANER
HOUSBK)LD CLEANSER
28'
k am//
VI nnV VC VIAOIMIA RED
mmm m MdUm delicious
5 ^
49c
GBAPEt -sr
J-u.
19c
CABBOTS rr
2-
23c'
• srflfTU-fr
1 W SOJCTto YOUNG
•BAf TfNDOt YHJ.OW
2 V
19c
ONIONS
3
25c
BUTabacas rr
3-
17e
CABBAGE
3 ^
17e
•
LKABOta LADT TOILET
TISSUE
Roll
10'
MOTHKB'S naVOBPUL iAI.AB
nnrccTRin
i IPAKfti9l3im V
Pint
Bottle
27*
f Packer's Label Orange. Grapefruit, or Blended Citrus
1 JUICE * 6
29c
> PACTOBT PACKED QKANULATXe V
CANE SUGAE
i 5-Lb.
1 Pkg.
46'
i ORANGEADE :
27'
Pkfi.
FOR DISHES
DREFT
EVBLSHARP BALL4EARING
STEEL SPRING MAGNETIC
ScbsMTA y3ta00
2 CANS SWIFTS
TOTAL VALUE
a Muie n
2 HEART-SHAPED
SWEETHEART
«a
SWIFTS SHOATINIHG
TOTAL VAUM
vi.
1102 BROAD
ALL FOR ONLY
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