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'M - i Sj; i .1 eV Mn. Mu L. ■ Tout aad Mrs. ▼Mtoi Mr. S»4 ■ sad Mrs. & 8. Mr. sad Mrs. Baa C. Trfssdsls. Jr^ sad “ ^ sight seppsr gsests sf Mrs. sistsr, Mrs. Bob Hudsoa, of Ms. Mr. sad Mrs. M.* L. Storor sad TOamy Storor w< Sudsy of Mr. sad Mrs. Herbert Brashest of Csades. Mr. sad Mrs. T. B child res were Mr. sad Rash of Visitors of Mrs. AbMe Anthony Thursday afternoon were Mrs. L. C. Clyborn, Sr . sad Mrs. Ssm C Trueodsle. Mrs. O. R. Tmesdsle sad grand son. Freddie, stent Thursday with Mrs. Nye Workman. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Clyborn. Sr., ware Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McCoy of Ca* satt Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Blackmon made a bualaooo trip to Harter tile Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Hoary Bowers of Heath Springs, visited Mi. sad Mrs. D. JL Baker Saturday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur West of Camden, wore Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Blackmon. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Sam C. Truesdale, Sr, Sunday night were Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Clyburn, Sr. Recent over-night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDowell were Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Salter of Till man. Sunday afternoon rlsttors of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Cook. Sr , were Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Cook, Jr., and daughters of Camden. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Young were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Robinson. Mrs. Broadus Neal and Mr. and Mrs. Clyburn Croxton and children of Kershaw. Mrs. C. P. Hilton visited friends in Sunny Hill Sunday afternoon. Mr. aad Mrs. J. D. West of Roanoke. Virginia, are spending several days with Mr. aad Mrs. W. I* Wackmon aad boys. Mr. aad Mrs. Broadas Vincent visited Mr. sad Mrs. M. A. Hol den of Ksrshaw. Sunday afternoon. Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watts wera Mrs. MaaJa Hall and Mrs. Carl Hlis aad chil- Mr. aad Mrs. Melvin Richard son and children. Jerry and Ricky, of Newberry, aad Mr. and Mrs Bart Watson were recent visitors Thursday afternoon visitors sf of Mr. aad Mrs. W.lter Young F. H.A. Loons 7)U(f/r£ASY Mrs. W. L. Blackmon, scorn pant ed by J C Smith of New York City, and BUI Smith of Kershaw, spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs O. C. Baker of Plneville. N C. Rev. and Mrs. Douglas Smith and son, Roger, were visitors in Colombia Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bari Yonng spent Sunday in Kershaw with Mrs Young’s parents, Mr. and Mrs Lewis Morgan. Sunday rial tors of Mrs. Mary Truesdale and Mias Evelyn Trues dale were Mr. and Mrs. Rembert Truesdale, Mr. and Mrs. N. H Ellis of Camden. Prank Owens and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hlis of Be th une. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Truesdale and sons und Mr and Mrs. James a Osskln and children attended ser vices at the Pine Grope Baptist church near Lugoff Sunday after noon. ^ Mr and Mrs. Herbert Truesdale and daughters, Dianne and Jerry, of Camden, visited Mr. and Mrs Robert Truesdale Sunday. Visitors of Mr. snd Mrs. A Jackson Fletcher Sunday afternoon were Mr. snd Mrs. Harry Watts Mr. and Mrs. *W. L. Blackmon were visitors in Columbia Tues day. Thorny Truesdale and Elizabeth Holland of Camden, were recent vlaitora of Mr. and Mra. R. 8 Truesdale. Mra. Wesley Young, who baa been a patient in the Camden hos pital, has returned borne. SINGING CONVENTION The Lee County Singing Con vention will hold its 235th session on Sunday, Jan. 15, at Antioch Baptist church located seven miles east of Camden on the Btshoprllle Highway No. 34. The Lovett fami ly of six singers is expected to participate. The singing starts st 2:30. p. m If T US FIND YOU A HOME OF VOUR OWN S££ US TODAY Real Estate Sales Insurance, Inc. AT HAMPTON INSTITUTE James E. Cook of Camden, senior, majoring in Architectura Engineering in the Diviaion of Trades and Industries at Hamp ton Institute, is captain of the college’s Scabbard and Blade Military fraternity, an outgrowth of the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Battalion at the Institute AT HARTSVILLE The Barter Theater Players o Virginia, are giving one of Mai- lore's comedies named “The I mag nary Invalid,’’ on Friday, Jan. 13 at 8 p. m. at the Center Theater In Hartavllla. MILLER'S For Lumber Gif’ HARJO! YOUR LAUNDRY CLEAN AND DRY READY TO IRON! f/J ■:.? Or UM-Aruumr'* Sim* I .‘Fi AVG. U>. h f Ocean-Fresh Seafoods OYSTERS ^ pts. 83c Select WWWWWmS WW ■ mmmm Standard ,.v Marring Fresh Medium Tmmdor Sirimim STEAK WINH(R QUALITY COLONIAL PRIDE Frmsk BEEF U». SAUSAGE POBOK ROAST - CHUCK sons* » VEAl CHOPS * PORK LIVER lb, BEEF STEW S' i m % III, % j /STY Down Produce lane 17. S. /Vo. 1 Idaho Baking POTATOES 5 33c mil a BUN MIDICM-SIXU CUBAGE — 3 - 12c 2 41 V * 4 A R . 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