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ymr* "rumv rm i , BOMB < Mrs. HW chil4r«n, of Atlanta, Oa., ilftTS luit w®6k roli Jtwl and CWw«. J C. PrannaU ot\ vaWT. it the weekend wiXttr. a O. DoUu aod -lira. Ben Spring*, rlatta* Mr- HeSf Tnwadale Friday af- Rate Is Assured To R. E. A. Co-ops On Wednesday, Ja Barbara Jean Toong spent in Kershaw with ker ais- Bnddy Copelaad. and Mr*. W. L. 1 Mr and Mr*- Joa Oriffln arahtiUe, N. C, Wednesday '""a A. Baku. Mr*. W I* and Jerry Blackmon Mr. and Bra. CatrU Baker nevlile, N. C., and Ifr- nad r M. Horde and noau Jimmy, >rt Mill. Sunday. • and Mr*. Herbert Hcrnaby Camden, agent Sunday af* 3 n with Mr. and Mr*. Wesley and Mrs. J. Abe Hilton, Bet- ie Hijton and W. Z Hilton af ty Hill, were Sunday gneete and Mrs. C. O. Dolan, and Mr*. G. R. Trueadale a business trip to Columbia lumbia, Final Loan Paper* were cosduaed between Central Elec tric Power Coop., Xnc„ the Rural Electrification Administration in Washington ana the South Caro lina IWblic Sendee Authority (Santee-Cooper), ending a long fight by 16 REA Coop’s., operat ing in 27 Central and low country South Carolina rural counties to provide a complete power trans- An extension course rrom the University of South Carolina will begin at Camden High School A at Co-1 library Tuesday. Jan. 31 at 3 p. m. The course offered is "Modem Methods in the Elementary School,” Education No. 154, three hours credit either graduate Dosha Young of Sunday with her almter, Mrs. Clyburn. and Mrs. Rosa Owens and ,y of Camden, were Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Owens Ted Owens. iday supper guests of Mr. and H. Young were Mr. and C C Jackson of Camden, and Mrs. John 0. Anthony son, Gary, visited Mr- and Cecil Anthony and children mden, Sunday afternoon and Mrs. Charles Trueadale chfield, N. c., ware Sunday r guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ruesdale. and Mrs. Colon B. Truesdale ons and Mrs. Mary Trueadale on, John, spent Sunday after with Mr. and Mrs. James Mil- ,f Clover, a Ethel Bruce visited friends eath Springs Sunday after- lests of Mr. and Mr*. James (askin Sunday afternoon were Ruth Horton and daughter, ty, of Camden, also Mr*. Della within d by law. R. M. PERRY, 60F3tc Administrator Camden, S. C. January 9, 1990 FINAL DISCHARGE ] Notice ia hereby gi^vn that one month from this date, on Feb. A. Brown, same date said Court said Camden, S. will a final 5®F4tc N. C. ARNETT 'Judge of Probate C. t Jan. 3, 1990. _ or undergraduate. Interested teachers art asked to attend this meeting since it will count as one of the class periods. For average winter feeding, moat farmers count on three tons of hay for each milk cow. Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Sinclair, who served bus patrons 23 years, are shown here in the former Camden bus sta tion just two days before they retired from the bus busi — neas. —^:— i Lominick and son, Harold, of Co lumbia. Mr. and Mrs. w7 F. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Smith of Cam den, were dinner guesta Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Owens. Mr. and Mrs. William Stokes, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. William Stokes, Jr., and son visited the Goose Refuge in Ansonville, N. C., Sunday afternoon. Sunday afternoon visitors of Mrs. Lottie Owens were relatives from Great Falls, Seaburn and Elmer Gardner. % Mr. and Mrs. Frank Owens were week-end guests of Mrs. Owens’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ray of St. Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Clyburn, Sr., spent Sunday in Camden. They ANNOUNCEMENT This it to notify tho public thut I now own ull intorott in REAL ESTATE SALES * IN- iURANCE, INC., located at 622 DoKalb St. J. B. McGuirt were guests at- a turkey dinner given by Mrs. L. C.' Clyburn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clyburn attended the services at the First Baptist church Sunday morning and in the after noon they attended the Singing* Convention at Antioch. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Truesdale and children of Lugoff, visited in Weatville Sunday afternoon. Supper gueeta Tuesday nighfof Mr. and Mr*. L. C. Clyburn. Sr., were Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McCoy and Mrs. Lou Floyd of Casaatt. Will Peach of Newport News, Va., visited Mrs. Lottie Owens Thursday. Mr. Peach is Mrs. Owens brother. Odell Young of Yorktown. Vs., is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Yonng. Wendell Anthony, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. John C. Anthony, Jr., of Camden, made a business trip to Columbia Tuesday. Mrs. Lottie Owens spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John D. Owens bf Kershaw. Mr. and Mr*. G. R. Truesdale, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Frei Deaton and son, Freddie, of Co lumbia, attended the Singing Con vention at Antioch Sunday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Clyburn, Sr., attended a school meeting at Mt. Plsgah school Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. McDonald had as their gueats Sunday. Mrs. Margaret Anderson and children. ■ V; - -V* Co-os^ rate as against the present seven one-half mill rate which ia now being pai dfor power sup plied by private power companies with tt»e exception of the Lynches River Elevtric Coop., Inc, which is paying an average of nine mills for its wholesale power, file high est paid by any Co-op in South Carolina. The transaction involves a loan of $7,599,000 by the Rural Elec- Administration to the lectrk Power Coop., and will canty out a long range program of transmission lines from Santee-Cooper at the Pinopolis Dam through the Barn well area to Edgefield in the Clark's Hill area and then throughout middle, lower and eastern South Carolina. Ultimate ly, it is expected that Clark’s Hill Power will also come into the central system. and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Horton ind dauihter, all of Camden. Mrs. Kate Sistare of Flat Rock, visited Mrs. Abble Anthony Sun day afternoon. STUDY COURSE CONDUCTED A Bible Course, “Old Testament History,” Is being conducted each evening this week, Monday through Friday, at 7 o’clock by Rev. Doug las Smith at the Bethany Baptist church. Everyone is invited to attend. FUNERAL OF tlllS EVELYN TRUESDALE Funeral services for Mrs. Evelyn Owens Truesdale, 30, wife of Hasel Truesdale, were held Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 11, at 3 o’clock, from the Bethany Baptist church, Rev. Douglas Smith and Rev. J. T. Dabney conducted the aervlcea. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Serving aa active pallbearers were Karl Owens, Clyde Owens, Hoyt Owens, J. L. Talley, John L. Truesdale and Dave Treusdale. Mrs. Truesdale died Tuesday morning, Jan. 10, in the Memorial hospital at Charlotte, N. C, after an extended illness. She was born in Kershaw county and the daugh ter of Mrs. Lottia Peach Owens, and the late W. H. Owens. One of Westville’s mbot respect ed citizens, she was an active mem ber of Bethany $aptlst church end also a member of the Rebecca Gaskin Sunday School class Mrs. Truesdale was survived by her husband and two da and NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS ' All parties indebted to the es tate of R. E. Perry are hereby notified to make payment to the undersigned, and all parties, if any, having claims against the BIDS ASKED • - . ® " w iL % The City of Camden will receive bids until Friday afternoon, January 20, at 5 o'clock far the city lot located on the oast side of Market street. The lot is 70 by 200 feet in dimensions. CITY OF CAMDEN ■ Farmers! 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