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CABOUMA. PIUDAr.
Oi Prizes At The Recent
Kershaw County Fair Are Listed
Approximately $1190 in cash premiums were awarded
^oos communities, organizations and individuals
ir^rhout the county during the course of the 1949 Ker-
J^Cminty Fair, according to the Fair Secretory, J. D.
ritad. A premhw Hat that provided prize money
entries of everythtog from baby bootees to elaborate
KSlty booths made hundreds of Kershaw county en-
jSs happiep and richer during the week-long event.
ig th*t the eoun^r**, dti- blackbwrte* 2nd prise ~
fS y y^'
1 ^ /'wwtnicl
ChiwBicle
!S5wU«-tj.
1 a-H Clubs in me
nrttfded «* thoee «l
rnQowinS i* e h** o£ the prem-
ftflSim, Bethune, Sr. bull
ggSMkSsa
• aMrs and under 1st pri**.
'SESuadjlfc HjjU.
tnd over 1st .prise,
heifer 1st prize.
ft-1.
Sr.
^ Brown, K-i. Camden,
feeder steers 1st prize. _ '
rjeam Brown, R-l, Camden,
feeder steers 3rd prize. ^
Shiriwy Rabon, Camden, Jr.
eftr cow 2nd prisa t
g B Burns, Camden. Cow 3
jeew or over 2nd prize. Jr. heifer
L1st prize.
Jasper Dinkins, Lufott, Sr.
yafag bull 1st prize. ^
Marion Jones, Lugoff, Sr. yeerl-
xt heifer 2nd prize.
Qio«ral Agricultural Department
Ted Owens, WestviHe, Collard
Teal, Cassatt, 10 ears pro-
corn 1st prize. Sinrie ear
e com 1st prize. Peck soy-
lesitt 1st prize. Bale peavine hay
M prize. Lespedeza hay 2nd
prin. Peck Va. peanuts 2nd prize.
Curtis Teal, Caasett, Bale pea-
vine hay 1st prize.
R. A. Mcdaskin, Bethune, 10
on yellow hybrid corn 2nd prize.
Best dozen onions 2nd prize. Egg
plant 1st
Cassatt News
Mrs. Margaret Cooper of South-
tes, N. C, visited her broth
era Pines,
er-in-law, J.
Cooper last
L. Cooper end Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Vaughn end
children of Rock Hill. Mr and
Mrs. Murdock Me Raney of Co
lumbia and Mrs. Edith Melton
spent Sunday with their parents,
lor. and Mrs. R. W. Vaughn.
Mrs. Florence Vaughn, who
>ent several days last week with-
her sister, Mrs. Ed Mangum who
as ill at her home in Lancaster,
returned here Sunday.
Mr. end Mrs. Richard Ford
prize,
prize. 6
Best
Isweet
dozen
ant 1st prize.
R. B. McCaskill, Bethune, 10
ears popcorn 2nd prize. Gallon
lima beans 2nd i
peppers 2nd prize,
omons 1st pnze.
Mrs. Bessie Rodgers, Cassatt,
Peck cowpeas 1st prize. Peck vel
vet beans 1st prise. Dozen pods
okra 1st prize. '
H. M. Rodgers, Cassatt, Velvet
bans 2nd prize.
Judson Williams, Kershaw, One
dozen hot peppers 1st prize.
David Peach, Westville, Six to
matoes 2nd prize.
John Wooten, R-3, Camden,
Fade wheat 1st prise.
^Jerr^Trueadale, Westville, Col-
Donald Say*' Westville, One
ten hot peppers 2nd prize.
I IT, T. Truesdale, R-2, Camden,
Jen ears prolific corn 2nd prise.
Single ear yellow com 2nd prise.
Pack commeal 2nd prise. Five
mtels Spanish peanuts 2nd
pwe. Six tomatoes Iri prize. Six
Wyers (sweet) 1st prise.
Mrs. M. B. Croft, Caasett,
Ojrt stuart pecans 1st prize.
Mrs. D. J. Creed, Camden, Quart
say variety pecans 1st prize.
Mian Moore, Lugofi, Gallon
to* beans 1st prize.
,T- K. Watts, Bethune, Ten ears
nwe com tod prize.
Mward Jeffers, R-2, Lugoff,
% Plant 2nd prize.
JJ-J- Stokes, R-2, Lugoff, One-
•ff dozen turnips 1st prize.
Alton HollandT Cassatt, Peck
»ny variety oata 2nd prize. Peck
nd prize. Peck rye 1st
les peanuts 1st prize.
wheat 2nc
Pdre. 5 bund
» bui
^bunches^panS^eanut
S 16 ' r, Peck Spanish peanut
Pnze Peck Va. peanuts 1st
5 bunrhp« rwaAmtfa
prize.
hi
Spanish
peanute 1st
is 1st
. , - r —Ml — prise,
o bunches peanuts 1st prize.
Wallace StokSTS-l, Bethune,
Sinzle ear white corn 2nd prize.
W. t. Holley, R-2, JeSerson.
L« ear n white «>ni 1st prize. Ten
*rs yellow hybrid corn 1st prize.
Sttfle ear yeUow hybrid corn 2nd
pore- Peck full grain 2nd prize
kpedeza hay Ut prize.
Al\^n Elhott, Caasett, 5 bunches
^Peanuts-tod prize.
Clyburn, Westville,
^ commeal 1st prize.
Dewey Catoe, Westville.
doz « p<«s okra 2nd
Canned Fftnd
B. W # d£U. Camden,
^.ylse, srapa juice, Haw Jelly,
Bra Qaatoa Qoa,
Jetty tod prize
& B. MoCaskill, Bethune
Stewed to
matoes 1st prize. Grape juice 2nd
. * - J* 1 ®* ind.prlte.
Juice tod prise. Apple
juice tod prise. Tomato juice 1st
prize. MiaceUaaeous jnW 2nd prize.
Crabapple JdDy let' prize. Straw
berry preserves tod prize.
Mrs. W. L Hinson, Caeeatt, Okra
1st prise.
Mrs. 0. A Kttera, Cassatt, squash
let prise.
Mrs. H. M. Rodgers, Cassatt,
Okra 2nd prise. Butter beans 2nd
prise. Greens 2nd prize. Chicken
let prise.
J. B. McCoy, Camden, R. 2, Ap
ples 2nd prise. Gumbo 1st pdlze.
Mrs. Lee Floyd, Uberty Hill,
Scuppemonga 1st prise. Soup lit
prise. String beans let prise. But-
*er beans 1st prise. Chow-chow
pickle 1st prise. Small peach pickle
1st prise. Fear pickle 2nd prise
Fig jam 1st prise.
Mrs. J. A. Hough, Camden, Soup
2nd prise. String beans 2nd prise.
Yellow apple Jelly 2nd prise. Pleach
Jelly tod prise. Peaph preserves
tod prise. Blackberry jam 1st
prise,
Mrs. G. D. Truesdale, Camden,
1. 2. Red apple jelly lat prise. Yel
low apple Jelly 1st prise. Fig pre
serves 2nd prise. Peach jam second
prize.
Mrs. W. L. Hunnieett, Camden,
Pears 2nd prise. Grapes 2nd prize.
Carrots tod prtae. Cot com lad
Prise. Pear preserves 1st prise.
Strawberry preserves 1st prise.
Blackberry Jam tod prise. Pear
conserve tad prise. Pear honey
1st prise.
Mrs. Robert Hall, Camden.
Peaches 2nd prise. Stewed toma
toes tod prise. Grape Jelly 1st prise.
Plum jelly 2nd- prize.
Mrs. Louise Marsh, Camden,
Whole cucumbers 2nd prise. Grape
jelly 2nd prise. Blackberry jelly
2nd prise.
Mrs. R. B. Pitts, Jr., Camden,
Mixed pickle 2nd prise. Large
peach pickle 1st prise. Watermelon
rind pickle 1st prise. Green tomato
1st prise. Peach preserves 1st prise.
Pear preserves tod prise.
Mrs. W. L. Johnson, Lugoff,
Whdle tomatoes 2nd prise. Squash
2nd prise. Greene 1st prise. Crab-
apple Jelly tod prise. Fig conserve
1st Prize.
Mrs. R. A. McCaskill, Bethune,
Soup 2nd prise. Garden peas 1st
prise. Corn 2nd prise. Pork sausage
tod prize Sliced cucumbers 2nd
prise. Whole cucumbers 1st prise.
Dixie relish 2nd prise. Pepper
relink 1st prize. Onion pickle let
prise. Beet pickle tod prise. Chili
sauce tod prise. Fig conserve tod
prise.
Wlllene Godwin, Camden, R. 2,
Field peas lal prise. Sliced cucum
bers 1st prise.
Martha Sue Eniotot, Cassatt, Beef
tod prise. Scuppernong juice first
Mrs. E. T. Truesdale, Logoff,
Peaches 1st prise. Onion pickle
tod prise. Chill aance lot prtae.
Watermelon preserves 1st prise
Mrs. M. B. Croft, Cassatt, R. 2.
Small peach pickle tod prize.
Mrs. Rollins Bell, Logoff, Whole
tomatoes lat prize. Tomato jnlee
2nd prize. Large peach pickle tad
prise. Watermelon rind pickle 2nd
prise. Blackberry JeBr 1st prtae.
Plum JeHy 1st prise. Fig proeertei
lat prize. Watermelon rind pre
serves tod prise. .
Mrs. D. J. Creed, Camden, Pear
1st prise. \
Mrs. W. W. Goff, Lugoff, Chicken
tod prise.
Mrs. Leslie Moore, Lugoff, Pep
per relish tod prise.
Mrs. J. K. Lee, Lugoff, route 1.
Pear pickle 1st prize. Plum pre-
server tod prise. Fig jam second
prise.
Lois Pearce, Boykin, Scupper
nong jelly lat prise.
Miss Jenny Whittaker, Camden,
Green tomato 2nd prise. Red apple
Jelly 2nd prise. Haw Jelly lat prtae.
Ruth Jeffers, Lugoff, Apple Juice
1st prise. Chow chow pickle 2nd
K t Sunday with their mother,
Pearl Fort at Ridgeway.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Offield of
Rock Hill raont the weekend with
their^parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
home, fay
spent a
parents
two children who
with their grand-
a very iatorttKxng talk on the con
ditions of her county under the
communistic regime at the Sun
day evening meeting of the BTU,
Cassatt Baptist church. An offer
ing was taken for the benefit of
Miss Ballard's work.
POSTED
NOTICE—Any persons hunting,
otherwise
on this land, or making fires, or
set by them to
run or bum thereon, or pasturing
thereon or removing therefrom
any trees, wood, straw, or shrub
bery, will be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law. 39-42p
BRANHAM.
month from
Wylie Collins of Hartsvilla visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Vaughn
^.nd Mrs. James R. West
and three children, Arthur, Cris-
sie and Jimmie, spent Sunday in
Dillon with their mother, Mrs.
Laura West
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cooper and
Mrs. E. J. Cooper spent the week
end near Shelby wnh relatives..
Mrs. William Bradley, who has
been in declining health for sev
eral years, pawed away last
Thursday night- Funeral services
were hod ah the Baptist church,
here, and interment was in the
Antioch Baptist church yard. Mrs.
Bradley was known by every one
in the community and was held in
high esteem by all She leaves
two sons and a daughter, her hus
band, several nieces and nephews.
Heck Ihftanhs of Bethune and
Lewis Fafle and his mother, Mrs.
FaUe, visited Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
Vaughn Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wdla of
BishopviHe were supper guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cooper Friday
nigh*
Mr. and Mrs. James Pope and
Mrs. SalRe Watkins of Bishopville
visited Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Stokes
Sunday.
Mrs. W. J. Parker Is t patient in
the Ciunden hospital and con
tinues in a grave condition.
Catherine Bowers arrived Fri
day from Florence to spend the
weekend at home. .
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bowers
were called from their home in
Florence Saturday night dne to
the taagic death of his cousin,
Pomroy Lowman.
Miss Ballard, a Rumanian, gave
finaL discharge
Notice is hereby given that one
i this date, on Novem-
Clyde West and
~est will make to
of Kershaw
final return as Ad
ministrators of the estate of A. A.
West, deceased, and on the same
date they will apply to the said
Court tor a final discharge as said
Administrators. 36F4tc
N. C. ARNETT,
Judge of Probate
Camden, S. C., Oct 7, 1949.
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IN CAMDEN
ITS NEWBERRY'S
IN CAMDEN
ITS NEWBERRY'S
1
Circus Day Special Values
54x81
WHITE ORGANDY
Lace Net CURTAINS
Priscilla CURTAINS
Efigskoll Color
ONLY $1.06
Full Siie $2.98 Poir
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FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, on Novem
ber 4, 1949. Mrs. Fannie Me-
Laurin and C. B. Mitchell will
make to the Probate Court of
Kershaw County their final return
as Administratrix and Adminis
trator of the estate of A. K. Me-
Laurin. deceased, and on the
same date they will apply to the
said Court for a final
as said Administratrix and
ministrator. 34F4tc
N. C. ARNETT,
Judge of Probate
Camden, S. O, Oct. 4, 1949.
EXTRA SPECIAL . . . TUESDAY ONLY
PINWHALE CHENILLE BEDSPREADS
Six* SO x 103-—All Colors
QUANTITY
LIMITED
EACH
REGULAR
$4.9B VALUI
All Wool — Fino Quality
Mom's Fino Quality
Juvenile SWEATERS
DRESS SHIRTS
■ ONLY $1.49
m Each
Staee 2-4-9
Solid White and Asserted Colors
Regular $1.98 Voluo
Regular $1.98 Vala.
A little Vta
Ih eaan sbbMI quickly ep
stuffy
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Mrs. Ida M. Richey. Camden.
Cabbage kraut 2nd prise.
Mrs. Carl Rotborough, Lugoff.
Aptkm 1st prize.
Mrs J- D Crawford, Camden,
Scappernonga tod prise. Gumbo
2nd prtae. Mixed sickles lat prtae.
Beet pAckta let prk* _
Mrs. Charles B. Blyther, Camden.
Field peon 1st prtae.
Mrt. L. A Smith, Camden, R. I.
Blackberries let prise. Cabbege
kraut lat prize. Pear honey 2nd
m
kraut 1st frUe.
prize.
Wllhelmina
Gardner. Canoatt.
White
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CHEVaOLET
Cassatt,
• Caramel
fruit cate
j«
roll 2nd prize. _
tod prtae. Chocolate fudge second
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