The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 11, 1949, Image 9
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of
will be pack-
weektor
L «St°^
i home on
r? Robinson conducted
L»i service in the ^bap-
ft Lawn school* on Morf-
‘^votional
nubo station on
, ^gs conducted
o|
Mrs- Rob
cTstopped by Liberty
Xbarsday afternoon.
t p. McCrae, N
i and Lai Richard*, N- »•
, and Mrs. W. C. Wnrd-
n ded a football game at
prings on Friday after-
Cunningham, Sr., accom-
fr and Mrs. W. E. Cun-
jr. of Columbia to
j t y ( N. C., to viait the
lister, Mrs. Roland Bald-
Junday.
Steve Duda and Miss
Duda of Camden, Mr.
George B. Cunningham
. ___ of
and lira Earle
- J^d Mr*. Johnny -r
? ftll ar CoOP ? ¥ *P«t J^e
nS?’ * £•’ ^ Mr*. Getty* Mr. and
Neil of Camden, Mr. and Mra
SaralL Jr, Whitmire, «S
^h” l£thd.'y 0CC “ 10 " W “. Mr -
Entertains at Lake
C J ^SSi C if ed 01 L Seville, N.
L- ■D*®* ®e weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Creed.
M 01 -j9. ree d entertained James and
* attheir beautiful
coimtry estate known as Creed’*
News of the Sick
Mrs. W. H. Stokes, Sr., under-
went an operaUon at the Cam
den hospital Tuesday. She-is re-
and Mrs.
and
cuperating nicely.
Mrs. Hai * “
. ‘zel Truesdale was ad-
““‘V* 1 mto the Memorial hos
pital m Charlotte, N. C., last week
and has been undergoing treat
ment. Her friends will be glad to
leara that she is improving.
Mr ‘ Robert Truesdale
were Sunday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Truesdale of Camden.
, —, . — Mr-and Mrs. R. H. Young and
George B. Cunningham Mi*s Ida Young accompanied by
Hill spent Sunday with Mis* Nan Young and Miss Lou
Mrs. sTh. Cunningham. Young of Camden were dinner
r irgiiua McCrae, a Win- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
lUege senior, and her Clyburn and Mrs. Willie Clyburn
e, Miss Douglas Harrell, of Orangeburg Sunday.
• weekend with Mr. and ^ Miss Nancy Truesdale spent
Monday nighi with Mrs. Sunie
McDowdl and Mrs. Alma Grant
.Mrs. Etta McClintock and J.
. spent Tuesday in Lancaster.
Mr. and Mr*. Kermit White and
d Mrs. L. P. Thompson, »n, Billy and Charles of Cherry
ed Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Point, N. C., were weekend visi-
T - in Columbia on tor* of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Trues
dale and family.
Reflibert Truesdale of
5S:
thony.
^Mr. and Mrs. Lewie Mann and
Mr*. B. S. Jones of Columbia!
Sunday dinner guests of Mr
Mrs. S. M. Young.
_Mr- and Mrs. Tom Payne of
Cbjriotte JPfit Sunday with Mr.
Mix E. R Owens. i
Mrs. Nye Workman spent TiAs-
topping in Columbia.
Mrs. Herbert Branham end son
Bert spent several days last week
with Mr. and Mrs. M L. StovwT
^ Rev. and Mrs. Douglas Smith
had as their guests Sunday Mrs.
Frank Powell of Columbia.
Mrs. Pat Anderson and children
and Mrs. W. P. Horthn and daugh
ter of Camden visited Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. McDonald Sunday aft
ernoon.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Clyburn,
and Mr. and Mrs. Sam C.
sdale visited Mrs. Letha
Truesdale of Camden last week.
Mrs. W. L. Blackmon and Mrs.
D. A. Baker spent Friday shop
ping in Charlotte. En route home
Jimmy Herd of
. Mr. end Mrs. M. L. Stover were
dimer gueets Sunctey of Mrs. Al-
Croxtnn end Mrs. Minnie
V. Young
ith Mr. and
children of
Truesdale
J. B. Ellis
and Mrs.
Mr.
of Bethttto . .
Miss Mary Jen* Phillips of Lan
caster was the^wgkwnd guest of
Mrs. Mary Ik Truesdale and
John Truesdale spent the week
end in Charlotte with Mr. and
Mrs. James Truesdale. En route
^ V Ma^ T S
Truesdale
t Charlotte
Fames Tru
Sunday afte
1 the Oxner-1— w
dint in Leesville.
lbs. Sunie MpDowel land Mrs.
Alma Grant were recent visitors
of Mrs. Tun Gay.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Clyburn,
Sr, were weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. M. E. Langford of Brun-
Phebean Class To
Meet On Monday
The Phebean class of the First
Sund*}
Baptist church
will
> weekend
P. McCrae.
id Mrs. Marion Wilson
to- Richards Wilson of
o were weekend guests W,
Richards. • 'W ‘ ^» < -
P. Thompson, son, Bffly and Charles of Ch
r. and Mrs. L. P.
i, Jr,
omelia Dobson of Win- ** „«*«„*: u*
Uege and William Tay- Camden and Mrs. Ralph Trues-
eo visited Mr. and Mrs. dale visited Mrs. Hazel Truesdale
m on Sunday. in Memorial hospital in Charlotte
id Mrs. J. S. Robinson, Tuesday.
j G. Richards and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Colon B. Trues-
xxi were guests at the dale and children and Mr. and
it of Columbia College Mrs. James Otis Gaskin and chil-
—dren were in Leesville last week-
accom- *®d for the
lay morning
sttie Richards
f Rev. Legters and his
of Laurens visited Mrs.
lichards on Friday,
i Mrs. W. C. Wardlaw
o Billy Wardlaw mot-
harlotte on Sunday aft-
meet Miss Righton Rich-
I plan#.
> Wardlaw
C., spent the
nother, Mrs. R.
McManus, USN, has
Charleston aftec a
»ve at homeTwith
It. and Mrs. J. L.
I * i •* 1*11 •’
irion Richards of Si
Sophie
e, Miss C
andM. B.
M\ spent the
eir respective homes,
it frost and im jm thi
t “nippy^ last
wrarm fall weather
A '
PLAN AHFftO FOR CHRISTMAS . . OFT A OIFT A DAY ON LAY-AWAY *
i Carolina
0 bales of
:ht is expected .
o Nov. 1. *? J8
87 per cent below
rt year and 23 per cent
iverage for the 1038-47
e U. S ungto
- anno'
*d production
is expected, based eh
of lint to seed during
ve years.
[respondents report an
ice of $2.20 for
Is of seed cot
compares with thfe rec-
d $2.50 in 1048 and the
cents in 1932.
tus bureau report shows
rming bales ginned in
!>efore Nov. 1, Compar
6.000 bales at the namp
rear,
Installation
■t Shiver
WINTER
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Nfceseraefh
h your<
|| with a Kreiky 08
s* Boor furnace.
AUTOMATIC 01
MAMIAI CON TV 01
HOOV FORNACf
W Aik Ut for
KK.
he wedding of Mrs.
and Mrs. Gaskin’s sis-
NEW FALL
Dobbs Hats
$8.50 to $20.00
n
_ iday School
. meet on Monday evening at
8 o’clock with Mrs. R. E. Watkins
en E. Hampton street.
FRAQiL
when
wrlstwatch
thickness of
RAGILE WIRE LONQKOT WORD
i la onlr^one-flfth^the J tkmary 8 ** ^
of tuiOMUL hair, -ll
I ptcsUiooTOlcanokoniosis.
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