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Sarsfiold Hotel
den. aeoompanied fj Am. and Mrs.
Douoiu Smith and non,. Roger mo>
torod to Ruby Sunday afternoon.
_ MtA W. L. Btakmon aona,
terry and Buddy, attended the
"»teUtn« match in CoiambU Tuea-
day night.
Mr. and Mn. Jameo L. Talley
and aaaghtet, Andrea, ana apendr
tn« the Thanksgtrtng holidaya with
iwteUTea in Salem.
Mtae Uene WUHama of Jackson*
▼ille. Fla^. la Tiaitiny her paranta,
Mr. and Mra. B. A. WUUama dur-
tog the Thankagiriog hoUdaya
Dinner gueaU o( Mr. and Mra.
B. A, Wllllama ThuraAy were Mr.
and Mra. J. L. Lunaford and chib
dren of Columbia.
Miaa Bthel Bruce and Mra. She!
hy Trueadale were viaitora in Co-
lumbia Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mra. Rembert Trueadale
of Camden, were Sunday afterndon
guesta of Mr. and Mra. Hazel
Trueadale and children.
Gueata of Mr. and Mra. B. P.
Clotfelter for the Thanksgiving
holidaya ia Mr. Clotfelter’a slater,
Mrs. Laleria Andrews, of Atlanta,
Georgia.
Mra. T. P. McCrae of Liberty
Hill, viaited Miaa Ethel Bruce
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mra. Harry Watt* and
son, Howard, viaited Mr. and Mrs.
Jackson Fletcher Sunday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wylie Couch of
West Columbia, were Sunday af
ternoon visitora of Mr. and Mrs.
James O. Gaskin and children.
Dinner guests of Mrs. L. C.
Clyburn, Sr., Friday were Mra. E.
A. Williams, Mra. Sunle McDowell,
Mra. Alma Grant and Mra. Sam
Mrs. John Whaley and Mrs. Bill
Whaley and dmaghtar, Ricky, and
Mlaf Mary Jane Phillips of Lan
caster, visited Mr, and Mn. Robert
Trueadale Saturday aftedpoon.
The Kershaw County Singing
Convention wiU be hold Sunday af
ternoon at 2 p. m. at the Bethany
Baptist church.
Mr. and Mra. M L Stover at
tended the funeral of Mr. Stover’s
brother-in-law, W. S. Walker of
Lancaster, Tuesday morning, s.
Those from here that attended
the drop>ln party given in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. John Trueadale of
Kershaw, celebrating their SOth an
niversary were Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Clyburn, Sr., Mrs. Sunle McDowell,
Mra. Alma Grant and Mr. and Mrs.
P. A. McDowell.
Those visiting Mrs. Mary Truea
dale Sunday were Joe Gaskin and
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gaskin of Be-
thnna, Mr. and. Mrs. A. C. Truea
dale and children, Mr. and Mrs. N.
4 Mr. aad Mn.
of Camden.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stokes. Jr„
and aos. Hunter, and Walter Hor
tcto visited Mr. and Mra. T. C.
Stewart and children of Sumter,
Sunday afternoon.
Mn. Nye Workman aad Miaa
Margie Workman viaited Little
Harold Wayalek. Jr, la the Cam
den hospital Sunday morn lag.
Mra Kate Slatare Wes the week
end guest of Mr. and Mra T. P.
McDowell.
MR. YOUMO HOMORSD
R H. toung was honored on
last Sunday with a birthday dia-
her at his homa In addition to
Mr. aad Mra Toung those present
for the oecaskm were Misses Nan
and) Lou Ybuag and Mr. aad Mra
C. C. Jackseu of Camden, and Mra
Janie Peedta and Miaa Ida Toung.
H. D. C. MEETS
The Home Demonstration Club
met with Mra M. L. Stover Friday
afternoon. Miss Prances Hick*
was In charge of the program aad
she discussed Care %nd Uae of
Root Crops. Ten members were
present and two visitora Mra.
Henry Trueadale and Mrs. Howard
Truesdala Follow lug* the program
Mra. Stover served sandwiches,
cake, mints and punch.
MISSION STUDY CLASSES
The R.A.*s of the Bethany Bap
tist church had a Mission Study
class last Saturday afternoon eon
ducted by J. U Talley. Mn. Hut-
aen Gay ie conducting one for the
this Saturday afternoon
and an the members are urged to
regent.
NEWS OP.THE SICK
s. W. H. Stetsw 8r., baa re-
win he glad tor leera that the to
nicely after spend-
lag several days kt the Camdea
to much
to be up
Utde OUvto Gaskin was confin
ed to her home during the week
end with n throat infection.
Altar Society Will *
Give Turkey Supper,
Cord Party Nov. 21
The Altar Society of Our Lady
of Perpetual Help church met on
Monday evening, Nov. 21, to formu
late plana for a Turkey supper and
card party. Mra. George Stuart,
Jr, president of the Society, pre
sided at the meeting The affair
will be held In Saint Mary’s Hall,
adjacent to the church, on Tues
day evening, Dec. C. Supper will
be served at 7:20 p. m., followed
by an evening of cards for those
who wish to participate.
This to the flrat social function
planned hy the newly formed Altar
Society and every effort will he
made Co assure an enjoyable even
ing.
A delicious mean has been plan
ned end numerous attractive prises
will reward the lucky card players.
There will be another meeting
next Monday evening. Nov. 28, at
8 o’clock In the church hall to ap
point various committees.
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Birthday Party For
Brooksie Williams
Little Mtae Brooksie Williams
was complimented on Tueoday af
ternoon by her mother. Mrs. M. B.
Wllllama. with a party celebrating
her atzth birthday. The party was
given at the Williams home on
rtreet and the guests
were seven of the bonoree’s neigh
borhood plafriiMm.
Mary Elisabeth Nettles was the
prise winner in the ‘‘nin the tall
on the denkajT com eft and after
games led by Marietta Williams,
the little todies aad gentlemen were
invited into the dining room where
a beautifully decorated cake can-
, ,
used In the Thanksgiving color!
aad Ice cream, cake and candy was
served by Mra. Williams, asstoted
by Mra. Jaa. M. Gandy and Miaa
Margaret Isabel.
Invited were Michael Monahan
of Ridgewood. N. Y, Michael and
Bobble Grobe, Frankie Montgom
ery. Betsy Spell. Mary IQ Isobath
Nettles and Marietta Williams,
sister of the honor guest.
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Births
Mr. and Mra. C. I. Grandon an
nounce the birth of a bob at the
Camden hospital on Sunday, Nov.
80. He has been named Carl
Philips
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Born to Mr; and Mra. James C.
Smith, a daughter, Judith Ann. or
Wednesday, Key. It, at the Cam
den hospital.
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Mr. and Mrs. Troy Elmore of
Bishop villa, are the proud parents
of a daughter hern on Wednesday,
Nov. it. at the Camden hospital.
They have named her Kitty Elaine,
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Mr. and Mrs. L. L Cato© of
Kershaw, announce the birth of a
daughter on Monday. Nov. 21, at
the Camden hospital.
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Clothes CTree
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Friday, Nov. 25
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Pre-Xmas
SHOE SALE
$2-00
WE EXCHANGE
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FINE SHOES
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NEW SERVICE ADDED
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WET WASH at 6c per lb.
SHIRTS FINISHED FOR A MINIMUM CHARGE, IF DESIRED
_ ONE DAY SERVICE
In by 10 o.m Ready For Delivery 5 p. m.
rpi •£. |* i| wearing appaftl... wet wash 6c psr lb.
I milt DUndlC ■ " ■ p| af wor x _ # # finished — 8c per lb.
" ■■ ■■ ™ Dried and ready for Ironing 8c psr lb.
Bachelor’s
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Completely finished...
Wearing apparel --22c psr lb.
Flat work —
8c per lb.
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