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mHiH Loyalty Day Church ftt HM , Nov. II it . Every member of church imltw provilyntially «red It eoqiwtoi to bt pretent in the Sunday ISchool and worship •ervlcaa, alto'in'the Baptist Traininc Union. This it an opportunity for every member to prove hit loyalty to hit Lord and hit church by hit pretence and prayers. ' The nurtery wul be open with attendant! to take care of the —Children during the morn ing worship service!. RKCOftO BULL FIGHTING ARENA Largest ball fighting arena In the world Is In Mexico City. It teats 47,000 spectators T-irjrtjy—- ''i ■* ^SS^S59SH^Ii at mw i mmx\ c ~zX c r*ti. ‘zr&'Ez.'r-ZX From Auto Accident -‘Vtd !LOOK! GOOD TMDE-MS 47 —SUPER DeLUXE FOR- DOR. • CyL, Radio and Heater, New Tirea, Ex cellent condition. 47 3r —FORD COACH. Radio and Heater. One owner car. PLYMOUTH FOROOR — Reconditioned motor, good tires. 2'36 -FORD COACHES — Good transportation. Priced to sell. SINCE 1922 W. DeKalb 81 —Phone 140 Rev. N. E. TrueedeD and Uy of Newberry were Friday guests of their parents here. They were accompanied to the P. C> Citadel game in Charleston that evening by Mr. and Mrs. June Truesdell and returned the fol The" "Piece for Peace” program was held at the Community Cen ter Friday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Lee in charge. Mrs. Man- ley Davis represented the Baptist church and Mrs. D. C. May* the Methodist church. Packages of doth, buttons, etc., were brought to be sent to the needy women overseas. Mrs. L. M. Yarbrough and Mrs. P. C. Turner of Hartsville visited relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Baker (Mary Estridge) and son, Johnnie of Lancaster were Sunday guests of the C. C. Pates. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Copeland are visiting Mrs. Copeland’s father in Rhode Island. Mrs. Pearl King has returned from a week’s visit with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Waters in Rodman. Miss Pat Moore and Robert King of Charlotte were Sunday guests of Mrs. Pearl King. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Baker are Mrs. J. L. Hogan, Mrs. Guy Toman, Clayton Gohen and Clvde Baker of FUnt, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Dixon of Camden and Mr. and Mrs. Jamison of Montreal, Canada, were Sundav S tests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomweu yburn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arthur, who were hurt in an automobile accident near Columbia a few weeks ago, have reutmed to their home here after receiving treat ment in Columbia hospital. Their little daughter, Susan, who it re ceiving treatment at the same place expects to return home Thursday. The children of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Baker held their annual reunion Sunday at the home of J. F. Baker, this falling on his 75th birthday anniversary. About 100 guests were present for this reunion. Mrs. Loring Davit entertained Friday evening with four tables of bridge. On arriving were served “a salad plate. After three was ell won Hearon Bingo was Mays and ceived Mrs. D tertained a bouffet tab! it i y L. with in honor of Larry Rickett for the eveninf second high; way score; Mrs. Louise slatior W . „ jouise Etheridge, consolation prize, and Mrs. J. M. Clyburn, bingo prize. On leaving the guests sang “Happy Birth day^ to Mr. Mays and wished for him many happy returns of the day. Out of town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rickett of r Mr. and News MrTj^r MoCo,. *)w parentE tTvork R. Young, who has a patient agate in the Cam- hospital. We are glad to re- ; that Mr. Young is at home icence satisfactorily. E J. Cooper returned to » at Southern Pines last operation last we& L. D. Robertson it quite 111 in Byerly hospital, Hartsville. Mrs. Henry Rogers hat retum- t visit to relatives in Lester King spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mbs. Jones, in Kershaw. An interesting study course, The Women of the Bible, was held week in the Methodist church sr the leadership of Mrs. T. Watts. Revival services are being held each evening this week in the Baptist church with the pastor, Rev. J. B. Stokes, preaching. The circles of the Presbj Gainsville, Ga., and Columbia, The circles of the Presbyterian and Mrs. Louise Etheridge of Co- church met Tuesday at the fol- lumbia. lowing homes: Jean Hilihouse Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Newman circle with Mrs. C. L. McKinnon; were guests Thursday of Mr. and *?innie Forbis circle with Mrs. J. Mrs. Roy L Pepper of Rock Hill. «• West, and the Margaret Morse Mr. and Mrs. Forbis Morgan circle With Mrs. B. W. Brannon, and daughter of Mullins were Jr - ests of their mother, Sun ■bra Mrs. B. W. Brannon and ion, Lawson Brannon spent the week day gu< . Eva Morgan The services at the Presbyterian church next Sunday evening will be in charge of the Youth Fellow- juawson srannon spent the week- °* the Presbyterian churchy end in Jacksonville with their i* 1 J>un>ose is to inform the whole (laughter and sister, Mrs. Cecil membership of the church of (he Stephens. iWork that is being done by the Mr. and Mrs. David Williams' *<*?* People, and Miss Blanche Brannon of Co-1 . ?£• And Mrs. Keith Josey and lumbia spent the weekend at children of Sumter were Sunday their home here. P»rents, Mr. and Mrs. Louise Lee was the guest Homer Josey. of her brother and family, Mr. and . Daisy McLaunn, Mrs. H. Mrs. Harvey Tiller, in MayesviUe Bentley and John Dan Mc- Saturday. | Laurin visited Bethune Mc- Mrs. Eva Morgan visited her Laurin, who is a patient in Vet- —ins - hi in Bishopvilie «‘ans i oaj' lospital, Columbia, Sun- son and family _ . ^FnerSi of little Kennie Boy-L%» Mary McKinnon and Neil kin will be glad to know that he McKinnon visited little Kennie is improving as a patient in Flor ence hospital, where he under- Evangelistic Crusade — AT THE — Boykin in Florence hospital Sun dav. . Mr. and Mrs. Lavin Severance and children of Columbia were weekend guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sevarance. Mr., and Mrs. June Truesdell and Mrs. E. Z. Truesdell attend ed the Homecoming in the Mc- Bee Presbyterian church Sunday At this service Mrs. B. Second Baptist Church LANCASTER, S. C. • •• Inspirational Singing ...Special Choral Singing ...Bible Preaching John Edmund Hoggoi Fearless Young Preacher Robort Pott Versatile Young Musician BEGINNING SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11 • •• Every Night 7:30 P. M. ••• We Preach • Christ Crucified-Risenand Coming Again morning L. Norwood was given a life membership certificate and pen frpm the Women of the Church. Miss Mary Norwood received the presentation of honor of her mother. HEllllfi AID SERVICE for all makes Here factory-trained ex perts give your hearing aid prompt, efficient, guaran teed service at lowest cost If extended repairs are needed, we will loan you an instrument without charge. We carry a full line of batteries at lowest price*. Come to America’s first and oldaat manufacturer of electrical hearing aide for your service work r»- gardlees of the make of instrument you own. ACOUSTICON LOMAX CO. 401 PALMETTO BLDG. COLUMBIA, S. C. Sullivan at Mrs. Fred Pardham of-Oxford, a few days T —--.w |iM£ . A. A. test. Mr. and Mrs. Ford Stanton Atft. and of her Bruhl. JWS- Cddlta •• of ^ i ■ am ' -...J V? ' ‘ • ' • •v- ru ■-‘ii t? ■ A , "sjv * ! , 'JZft z . • ■ aSHST-l vVJ. Camden's junior sot preparing for the Hallowe'en Talent Time ‘ I jte ■ ts. 1 Contest Winner* on stage luring Hallowe'en contest. We sponsor this program weekly an Sal mornings far the pleasure and benefit of children. Won't you join us? Camden Dry Cleanen And CHy Law Phone 17 -mrft'i .71111* ■ LAND AT .NOV L' r m ■. —.+A' ■ ■*■■*;- - MUSIC BY OUR ENTERTAINERS VALUABLE PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAY SEE AND HEAR . . PENNY BROTHERS, THE ^ J. C FENNY, General Manager Z' ”' 1400 Acr^s subdivided into City Lots and Farms of various sizes. One 400 Acre Tr of river pasture land with good bam. Ona six-room bouse with two baths aM) oil am convaniancos. Two five-room bungalows, 20 tenant bouse* and out-buildings nuporoH. to mention. ^ This farm is located just outaide of the City Ui»ity southeast of Camden, knew* "The Hermitage FuM,** gnd it in a high eaW o| VN you Wili Wvg m, opportunity to purchom via» . y/» will give $100.00 tg the person on tha grounds that guesses nearest to whet above land brings. Owners, H. E. Beard, J. S. Canfey. r Sola Takas Place Qn The Grounds. Rain or Shine Ladiee Etpecielly PuMI ™.N AUCTIONEERS OF CHARGE, N. '• ' /■ ■Offidsa: 909 Liberty Life