The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 27, 1950, Image 11
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eowcH And
Huckabce of Hamlet,
^HHrij inests of Mr.
And'Socral
1»n 18,’Mayor!
Cof town «na eo^rty omelattL A xhicuro am-
L.™* to Hie <t ‘Ok BocreatlOB Cente^
officials. A thicken din-
" Louis "Blackmon nnd ^r. Xteuglas of the
C. H. Cbaaiutr
r Smith of O
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: to*
totlhe
»nd
&X
of Detroit,.
his
of this
_ some
opoo
board of'health,
« made ‘to forward ‘the
jiects already hegun in
ity.lt was recognised
i that lor
„ undaratond what oon-
;*o6d community sani-
jrogram and eoCh one co-
hi maintaihinf thoe
d Mrs.i:. B. IditcheU en-
^ Frhtoy wvemng wife 'a
turkey dinner wnd bridge,
iying the quests were in-
ito the 'dining room and
serving them *? ve t . n ^f'
to the recreation hill in
sment, where tables had
iged for dinner and
a number of progressions
/e it was found feat Mrs.
Davis held high score for
id Buddy May* won men’s
.Tied Brinson and D. M.
ron second lii^i.'lte. Kirh-
Patts was the winner in
a slam and making.it.
nvited guests were TOrs.
IcLaurin, Messrs. T. X.
H. A. Bentley.
t rs Wayne and ’Bennie
id celebrated their si*fe
ird birthday anniversaries
ly afternoon in “the Center
g when a host of little
were invited. Two birth-
tes centered the birthday
here cream, cakes and
were served. Baskets of
candies were given as
ieir mother, Mrs. "Harold
was assisted by Mrs.
land and Miss 'Mary
is in charge at fee
honorees were fee ro
of many jnretfy and in-
siSter, Mrs. Nettie
Horton of .Jacksonville, 13a.;
eral nieces and nephews. Funeral
services Which win be at Timrod
enurch are incomplete, pending
the .arrirad mf tfee vadp.
Mrs. Theodocia Varnadon was
admitted in fee CamdeA hospital
Monday following a stroke sttf-
fered (ear)y in fee morning at her
home here.
Mr. and Urs. ILester King visit-
ed relatives in Je^erfen Sunday
Mrs. Beaniee Hilton entertain
ed her Baptist Sunday School
at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hunter with
a weiner roast
of Mr. and Mrs.
Ruth Hiers of Bamberg
the guest of her brother and
> Mr. and Mrs. T. K, Watts
-dwiS^S 1 *^
on guests of their
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Mk Easterling in McCall.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Parker of
aaden were the weekend guests
of feetr parents, Mr. and Mrs.
feau Tidwell.
The fifth Sunday Union Ser-
will be held Sunday morning
in fee Baptist church.
The evening > service will be
held in the Presbyterian church
when a foreign mission picture.
“Beyond ^Dur Own,” wllltS
shown.
Mr. and Mrs. James Brown and
children of Rock Hilt wd& Sun-
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Barr visited
relatives in Bishopville Sunday
ftemoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill King have
moved into the apartment of Miss
Alice McDonald.
PAMgO LANDMARKS
Miss Mtsabetk James of Sumter,
was the dlaner gaeat Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. Bdd Godbold * •
Mr., and Mrs. Oalllard Lenoir
S children of Horatio, were Sun*
guest* of Mr*. Frank Baker.
Miss Aaaa Skalar of Sumtor,
spent the week end with her par-
ants, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Shpler.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Shirer and
wghtar of Japaa, arriyed test
Friday to yMt OoL and Mra. Bm
Mr. and Mra. Ramell McLeod
and son of Camden, wore dinner
gneets Sunday Of Mr, and Mrs.
Jerry McLeod.
Mg. and Mra. Hayward Chandler
and daughter, Roaa, of Kershaw,
were weekend guests of Mr. and
•Mrs. C. H. Chandler.
The Remkert Club met Thurs
day. the life. A barbecue and
chicken supper were oerred by the
hostesoeu, Mrs. Roy Mims and Mra.
W. A Shuler.
Mr. and Mra. Sanford Jennings
and son, Marion, visited relatives
bore 'Monday.
Mra Lester Walters of Columbia,
pant the wash-end wife bar motb-
r. Mra T. W. Godbold. \
Mr. and Mra nomas McLeod,
Jr., anaoonee the birth of a son,
loams Marion, on Monday, Jan.
It, at the Camden hospttal. 0
Mra Miaate Kenny oi Columbia
waa the Saaday dinner gneht Of
Mr. and Mrs. Kertoot Kenny.
David Chandler of Joanna spent
the week-end with Kls parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Chandler.
Mr. and Mra. Roy Baker and
children of Piagab, visited his
mother, Mrs. Wank Baker, Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy* Mima and
daughter, Jane, and Mra. Harris
Pope and daughter, Harriett visit-
last
friends
and Mias Ade*
Thomas Mc-
hospital Mon-
Atkinson spent
Friday afternoon visiting
i In Rembert
APPLES FOR AMERICA
Apple*, bfth wild and cultivated,
were grown over n wide area of
Europe, and wero brought to
America when Europeans began to
settle here store than 300 years
A.good
Tuesday
attendance was on hand
uss the
in the
county schools set up. The meet
ing was held in fee high school
library \with SiqpL Richards of
Camdei
enin charge.
Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Newman
meat Tuesday in Columbia. Mr.
Newn
of .
(Quite a number from hare at
tended fee funeral of John Stev
ens in XerShaw Friday.
Mrs. Butik Gathings and chil
dren have returned to their home
in Daflinfeton after visiting their
Lana
The Twin Buttes are famous
discuss the landmarks, southeast of Arco,
Idaho. One is of rhylitlc cone and
completely surrounded by Snake
river lava, while tho other ia an
upraised block of stratified basalt.
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SpDckilizing In THt Manufacture of
WINDOW ^ FRAMES — DOOR FRAMES
CABINETS AND OTHER SIMILAR ITEMS
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Free Estimates Cheerfully Given
The extinct elephant bird from
Madagascar stood almost 10 feet
tail and weighed up to 1,000
pounds.
Mhmm 126
E. York St.
We ore now carrying o full line
R. L. McCaskill & Son
t
Lady Mac's Shoppe
s’, who is a stu-
CoUege, N. C.
doit at Montreat
has been selected to represent her
class (fyiwhtnen) in fee - May
GnueL
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. King and
daughters of Moncks Corner were
wedkend guests of the D. M. Mays
Mr. ana Mrs. Paschal McLaurin
and
by their mother, Mra.
Laurin, spent Saturday
tumMa.
Mr. and Mrs. June Truesdell
spent Sunday in Bennettsville
with Mrs. Truesdell’s parents, Mr.
Theatre
8. C.
-SaL. Jen. 77-23
FIGHTING
irith John Wayne,
Ralston, Philip Dorn
apterU, “Frank and
Jesse James”
Might Show
IPPI RHYTHM"
Jimmie Davis,
Veda Ann Borg, \
’Lasses” White.
•lues* Jan. 70-El
"BAGDAD*
Technicolor—wife
Maureen O'Hara,
Paul Christate
her honor to i
icr’s Name.
•Thurs. Fab. 1-1
IGEANT YORK-
and Mrs. E. T. Melton.
. Kiss Blanche Brannon of Co-
unMa was the guest of her par-
its, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Bran-
an, during fee weekend.
Rev. and Mrs. Neil Truesd«H
and daughters of Newberry spent
Friday night with their parents,
Dr. and Mrs. X. Z. TTuesddL
Mrs. M. C. McCaskiU has re
lumed from several weeks* stay
wife her daughter and family,
‘ - Bob William* m
sons of Cheraw accompanied
J. N. Me
in
BIGGER SALES GAINS THAN
ALL OTHER TRUCKS COMBINED
PROVE FORD IS AMERICA’S
X.
1 TRUCK VALUE!
of.Ur. and Mn. M. C
Manon i*ani_ — ,—
from Columbia hospital where he
a foot operation.
Mrs. Van Morgan and
of Bishopville wan
guests of Mrs. Eva Mor-
Mr. and Mrs. Hufe Winters of
Columbia were weekend guests
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Best.
Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Davis .of
Perry, Ga_ were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mra. Loring Davie.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Copeland and
re guests of relatives
in Kershaw Sunday.
Mr. and MraLBillie Vunn of
HartsvOle were Sunday gueets of
Mrs. H. X. Grantham.
^ Mrs. Beaniee Hilton spent Sun
day in Kershhw as the guest of
Mrs. Lewis XlliotL
Mr. and Mrs. ~
visited relatives in Kershaw Sun
day. Mrs. W. X. Elliott accom
panied her daughter home for a
week’ll stay.
tcoaomy-wise mkk Dwyers mme
i.r]
IN SALES GAINS!
Mo other rnnkem makk Mm
franc/ of us or ptofotOiMfei .
1949 nrmhuck Ream* registrations
as reported by R. L Folk A Ca—total ter fee toted ovaloble 3 moafes
period of 1949 (August, September, October) compared to Id quarter-
Returns For Iffll To Be
ide By School Districts
«
1950 is the year for reel estate tax returns be
le. Also returns of personal property, now
hidings, transfer of real estate, poll end road tax
*° be made. The County Auditor's office is
n now for such returns and the books will re-
ln open until March 1, 1950. AH returns must
made by School Districts. Do not wait until the
t day to make your returns. All household goods |
ld fl >nuture used in tho homo of the owner of
goods and furniture are hereby exempted
taxation. Household goods and furniture
m bussness not exempt from taxation, such ak
shold goods and furniture nsad in hotels, rbom-
louses, rented rooms and apartments, or other
tees of business.
7'
^unty auditor will ho at the following places
Pwposa of taking tax returns:
February 2, Kershaw at Coat’s Bus Station.
February 3: Kershaw at Goafs Bos Station.
February 7: Blaney.
February 9: Mt Pisgak.
14: Bethune.
1«: Westville.
February 28: Liberty HilL
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