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FRIENDSHIP CHAPEL -**4*7. December 15. at !• a. m. with Mr. —- r^clock erealn* aer^Ce r beam ttfal »ound motion p4ctur« in color, STseTtoW «■ ^ bo shown. Rreryone 1» cordially tented to otteod the** birthday pahtt Harry Croeland ol Camden _ hooored oo his 18«li birthday oa with a surprise party received many nice gifts. LITTLE THEATRE Mar A* Newt M Week foa In* Of Beltane WTtCdrS rOr Ensuing Ynor Arm FUctnJ §f Lodge, A. F. M.—Funorol Serricot For Don Yororough HoM At Gravosido—Olhoir Nowv regular ■ « Lodge IsTthe communication No. m. Am. IS. the following of- elected and installed At the of Bethune held Dec. fken to serve the ensuing year: Worshipful Master. C. B. Mitch- eQ; Senior Warden. W. H. Cope- land; Junior Warden, W. C. Has- tey; Treasurer, F. E. Kerr; Secre tary, J. L. King; Senior Deacon, W. M. Smith; Junior Deacon, A. B. McLaurin; Senior Steward, D. ML Mays, Jr.; Junior Steward,, Tom Ed Hearon: Chaplain .Rev. I E L. Davidson; Tyler, L. D. Barr. | A good representative from the Methodist Youth Fellowship at tended the district Rally held in Hartsville Monday afternoon.' '■ A number from here are plan ning to attend the Wednesdarl evening Community Singers at the Lyttleton Street Methodist church. raiPrrjs: present s joint Christmas Sunday, Dec. 25 in church. . Miss Euth Rozier, the Methodist student of Montrest College. & G, was met by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Rozier as her train arrived in Co lumbia Friday evening. Instead of the happy reunion Ruth had an ticipated, she was rushed to the Camden hospital where she im- srwent an appendix opeartion. Friends are delighted to know that she is recuperating nicely-. During the Sunday School hour Sunday morning a Christinas tree was enjoyed by the Baptist schooL A* church vesper service and Christinas tree was held in the Presbyterian church Sunday aft ernoon at S eftfeeft. MTs. Louise Lse presided’ over the program that was in charge ol the Juniors. Jolly OSC Santa, arrived at the doee and delighted each tot pres ent with m gift The pastor, Rev. W. L. Newman and Mrs. New man were given » generous mis cellaneous pounding. .The Bethune boys and girls played the* Ontrri school basket- tteaxn Friday evening here. their game as dinner by the visi The Bethune girls lost but the boys won. The annual enjoyed children and visitors, dbsed Wednesday ter the Christmas holidays to resume work Jku 2. Mrs. Beanice Hilton is spend ing the Christmaa holidays in Sa vannah with her draghter and family, Mt. and Mrs. Bob Huges. Rev. and Mrs. W. F. Estridge are visitlnv relatives in Albe marle, N. C. ^ Ross and John Dan Horton of [Newberry College has arrived for the Christmas Holidays. Mrs. Hugh Winters is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. 3^94* Mrs. Louise Lee, Mrs. R. E. Me- Caskill, Mrs. T. E. Hearon, Mrs. C B. Mitchell and Min Stella Bethune attended' the concert S ven in the Methodist church Camden Sundav evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Baker, L. J. Baker and L. E Williams visit ed the wild' goose reservation near Wades boro Sunday afternoon. Thousands of Cknaman geese take refuge on this pond each year. Mr. and MTs. Forbis Morgan and children and Mrs. G .E Ed- Mr. and MTs. Carol visitors of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bethune Sunday. Tbf marrlge of MTs. Jenkins •f Florence and of Bethune at 4 m m., Dec. 1A ia Central ' _ The cmemonw was perftinnad by the Rev. R. w. Spears, pastor of die church. Dr. Baskins, who has extensive fanning interests, has been making, hisbomw here with MT. and Mrs. W. A. Ootlhw. They wiK mvtor their honx* at 81ff Gtegf POCTOirS MISTAKE Oeorgv Washtegtoa’s physicians warned Mm sons 1ft yean ago that ff stagecoaches stepped up their speed to If mOes an hour, ‘blood would rush to the ora’ betas ana they would die . The Father of His Country didn’t boUere It United States Historical park, Colonial, in Virginia, has an acre* of 74tt.4f *•- I . Rev. and Mrs. J. H Stokes and Miss Blanche Brannon spent Sat urday in Greer with Her. Stokes' parents. Sgt and Mrs. J^ O. Jacobs of Trenton, N. J n are visiting Mrs. Jacobs’ mother, Mrs. E G. Davis. Mrs. J. P. Stokes entertained her music clam at her home Fri day afternoon where various games were enjoyed by each pu pil. Fruit calm, cookies and Pepsi- Cblas were served. The Young Adult clam of the Baptist church enjoyed a chicken supper in the school lunch room Saturday- evening. RevTw. F. Estridge and Mrs. Estridge spent the weekend in RockHUl and Charlotte. Funeral services for Dan K. Yarbrough; 70. were heW Monday afternoon at the graveside in the Scotch cemetery with Rev. W. L. Newman conducting. Mr. Yar brough has been in declining health for some time but his pas sing was very unexpected. Sur vivors include two sisters, Mrs. Htackaboe mid Miss Lucretia ourtu two brothers, Oscar and Lee Yarbrough. Mr. and MTs. Thomwell Cly- burn and children. Marie and Bil ly, left Tuesday for a Christmas tuor through the Southern states Mary Fran of Lander CoITegr will spend p~n*. Mr Miss Mary Francos Yarbrough !spend the and ^Greetings May all the wonderful things chat go with Christmaa be yours m the fullest abundance this From all of ua here to all of you-a moat happy holiday. E M. Yarbrough Cossott News Mr. and Mrs. Walter Croft, ac companied by Mrs. Bessie Gardner and Miss Wilhements Gardner, at tended the graduation exercises at The Citadel. Charleston. Mrs. Croft's brother, Luke Allen, was one of the graduating clam. Mr. aad Mrs. Otto Hatfield and baby of Columbia, spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Clyde Croft, and Mr. Croft Mrs. Richard Ford spent last j Thursday la Camden with Mr. and | Mrs. Robert Ford. Bugene Holland and non. Carl, •peat Friday at tha Duke hospital wlt> Alum Holland, who has ua- | dergone two operations in the past w weeks. He Is doing rnnch better sad It Is hoped that ha- can come home soon. Mr. sad Mrs. 1. M. Vaughn and family ot Rock Hill, spent the | week-end with their parents, Mr. I and Mrs. E W. Vaughn. Mr. and Mrs. Coy Mosier and twin sona of Brooklyn, N. Y., spent several days last weak with his saother, Mrs. C. A Mosltf, and Mrs. Carrie McCoy, before going on to Florida for a visit with his sister, Mrs. Ctoflin and family. Mrs. Mosler accompanied her son aad family to Florida. The Baptist are giving a Christ mas program aad Christmas tree | at the Presbyterian church Satur- OUR WARM AMD SIM. CllltST GREETINGS GO OUT TO you AT THIS HAPPIEST SEASON Of THE FEAR. I m 9 ’ * day night Mr. i ** 1 B * t tSSM Boykin Furniture - . :• r - - ■ and Mrs. Joe Baker and their daughter and family of Monroe, N.| % visited Mrs. Baker’s sister, Mrs. '. M. Walters, and Mr. Walters. nnday. Mr .and Mrs. J. L. Cooper spent the week-end in Norik WUkesboro, N. C.. with their daughter, Mrs. J. W. Buchan and family. They were accompaned home by tholr grandson. Johnny, who will spend the Christmas holidays here. Some prairie dog burrows de- 1 scend II feet s m Newberry's 5-10 & 25c Store XbBtOgmBBBBteBBOBBIOOOiOMdOPOOMOOOtOPOOPOl .UfGRELTinQS‘1949 v.. z; -v—* ** Tyefthe season So yon. May your happmess be ms plentiful ms tie gifts % yougive May the tulings of great joy be yours in full this Chnstmat ’L wip«k- C. P. DuBose & Son XL FORM! or nnORAKCE ud REAL ESTATE 'W !; Wfinp% ■ - c' • ’ ^. .• rmmmm mm "UK CAMDEN ITS is Season's Greetings ah We wish for a moment that we were back in the days when towncriers pro claimed the news. Then we'd stop off at the houses of oil the folks we know, • and personally wish each one of you a joyous and bountiful Christmas follow ed by a year filled with contentment. Whitaker & /