The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 27, 1950, Image 9
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Tom Westville Community
Copoluid
BL A. Toum* om
se and children oT
Mr. and Mra. Fred
»Wa • t
na epoot tact week
s.'Rom Owen* and
P^ddta Darte and
land, spent Sunday
im. WT P. Dwria.
» eC Columbia, and
le and, Elizabeth
den, were Sunday
B of Mr. and Mrs.
L. li. Rowland o£
t several days last
and Mra W. L.
DOS. S.
ts of Mr. and Mrs.
were Mr
stmettre talk on Care of the Sew*
taf Machlaea and Plannlns and
Organising s Sewing Center In the
Home. Mrs. M. L. Stover and
Mist Powell gave a very tntereet-
ing and educational dlacosalon on
the “Reorganisation of the School
Districts In Kershaw County. Dur
ing the social hour the hostess
servsd a delicious fruit salad
course.
esdale of Heath
Sunday 6f Mr. and.
tan were Mrs Har-
id son, and Mrs.
nd daughters, and
all of Camden.
Bobby Truesdale
tome after an ex-
i Mra. True admin's
Mra Lem Bradley,
nesdale spent Sun*
with Mrs. Marvin
i. W 'r **
L C. dyhurn. Sr.^
ier gnesta Sunday
Fred > Thomas of
oan Boykin and
>1 of Lake City,
lolon B. TruesdSle
lilted friends ha
afternoon.
Pred Fletcher and
Coloaibla. visited
Jackson Fletcher,
letcher Sunday.
L. C. Clyhurn, Sr.,
ra Truesdale Suo*
Court House
News
Vay of Kershaw,
Mrs. John C. An*
Abbie Anthony
O. . * vi
Vi. P. Horton and
nufen, spent Sun-
d Mrs. W. T. Mo-
Avery Mangum
of Pa^MsnC, were
of Mr. and Mrs.
■ • <1' ^
cDowell and Mrs.
» had as their din-
day, Mr. and Mrs.
ind son, Jamie, of
rank McDowelL
C. 8. Clytmrn, Sr.,
ra C. S. Cauthen.
all of Anderson,
guests of Mrs.
and Mrs. Fannie
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
The following real estate trans
fers have been recorded in the
office of the Clerk of Court, Ker
shaw county, for the week ending
Jan. 20:
Johnnie Wheeler to Henry Boy
kin. one acre. School district 1-c,
on Knight’s Hill Road.
Lee Spears el al. to Leonard Con
struction Co., 219 acres. 9 miles
southeast of Kershaw.
W. T. McDonald to Ruth Hortoh,
1 1-4 acres, School district No. 8,
Kershaw county.—
Helen A. Savagn to S. C. Clyhurn,
lot on Polo Lane in Camden
L. H. Rose to J. Leo Rose, 24
acres, 1 mile north of Blaney.
J. Leo Roee to L. H. Rose, 24
acres, 1 mile north of Blaney.
Leroy Belk to James T. Hasty,
interest, etc., in 1 acre on U. S.
Highway No. 1, School district 1-c.
John Whitaker, Jr., to O. D.
Munn, 1.37 acres, 6 miles east of
Camden.
Dllcey Jackson to Lellle Good
win, 1 acre. School district No. 16,
Watered Township.
J. B. Branham to Ruby B Aid-
rich. 1 1-4 acres, Wateree Town
ship.
Harmon W. Catoe ot. al. to W. B.
Smith, 249 acres, 8 miles east of
Kershaw.
Herbert Simons to Mrs. Almetto
Sturkle, 1 square sere, Wateree
Townsnip, school district 12.
Austin sad George C. Shebeen
to Willie J. Branham, lot in School
district 1-c, DeKalb Township, two
miles 1 east ot Camden.
Frances
Parker to W. L. Parker,
Interest, etc.. In 35 acres in Ker
shaw county.
Ava K. Arrants to Margaret J.
Arrants. 49 acres, 9 miles routh-
east ot Camden.
Huckabee to Benny H.
lot on Blackmon St, in
Bethune.
R. M. Kennedy to F Eugene
Zemp, lot about 4 miles north of
Camden.
Edna C. Boan to G. G. Waters,
40 acres. School district No. 22,
* K.
Whitty,
Buffalo Township,
ftalph
Little to L. G. Jolley, lot|
on north side ot Cantey Parkway.
Annie C. West to G. R. Crow, I
Interest, etc., in 50 acres in Ker
shaw county.
John H. Mattox to Lather Tsy-J
lor, 1-1 acre, Wateree Township.
J. D. Horton to Vance Horton,
Interest, etc., in 1TA acres, Buffalo |
Township^
. Sic, In 175 acres, Buffalo j
tueata of Mr. and I Township
owelL | O. J. Graham to A. L. Parker,
of Oolumhia, {lot. 2 miles uorthendt of Camden,
with his par*| Ralph Little to H. D. Green, lot
on north side of Cantey Parkway.
W. B- Tial to Car Me Ray. J7 14
acres, one mile west of
Station.
Branham to Eddie L. Den-
lot, School district No.
west of Camden.
W. F. Nettles to Fautton J Ger-|
aid, 79 seres. School district No.
4, DeKalb Township.
Louie W. McCCaskilL et al. to
oon rlflitora of Mr.
O. Gaskin and ddL
and Mra George
Don, of West Co
lush and son, Sem-
a Avery Mangum
of Pageland,
eld
end
ra. D.
jsdale visited Mrs.
Isle in - Camden
L C. Clyhurn, Sr.,
Mrs. Sam Truea>
ternoon.
made a i
Monday,
s visiting Mr. and
towelL
ice and Mrs. Shah
rs visiting their
urg. Vs., Mrs. A.
mith made a busi-
mbla Thursday.
. M. S. MEETS
if Bethany Baptist
he church Thurs-
Boyd Young was
program. A busl-
mducted by the
>. A Barfield, la
the W. M. 8. As-
terly meet which
hursdsy, Jan. 29.
The meeting was
yer by Rev. Doug-
)N CLUB MEETS
Home Demonstra-
i Jan. 20, at the
S. Young. Mrs.
made a very in-
Cbtf§1ff
■non Colds
UK ON
e* promptly because
s Matof dwttoahle
I expel germ laden
mut to soothe and
inflamed bronchial
t.Tell your druggist
Je of Creommuon
ding you aaust like
V aMays dm cough
> your money bade.
fCold,!
iti*
John L. Watkins, lot at CaasatL
Lottie W. McCahklll, et al, tol
Emma A. Marshall, lot «t Cassatt
Tom Hogan. Jr., to Warner
Brown, lot In City ot, Camden.
D. L. Bradley to Mrs. Margaret
Starnes, 1 acre, 8 mflfcs salt or
northeast of Camden.
> . MARRIAGE LICENSES *
The following marriage licenses
have been recorded ts the office
of the Jadge of Probate, Kershaw
county, for the week ending. Jan.
>:
White
Junius W. Smith of Winns boro
to Connie Lillian Jnihan of Great
Falls.
Charles D. Parker of Sumter to
Athleen McLeod of Pine wood.
Burrell Moody Moore of Horatio
to Mary Ann Ray if Hagood.
John T. McCutchen of Rembert
to Frances Triminal of Camden, p
Harold Francis Bossing, SprioP
field, Mo., to Audrey Louvene Joye
tSf Johnsonville.
James Earnest Galloway of Be
thune to Bonnie Jean Greer of
Lancaster.
Colored
Johnnie Jenkins of Camden to
Annie Mae Floyd of Camden.
K. C. Jackson of Camden to Ora
Lee 'Jones of Camden.
Jessie Oliver of Cassatt to Rota
Lee Gary of Camden.
Johnnie Bracey of Cassatt to
Mae Etta Williams of Kershaw.
Willie Lawrence Mickle bf Bla
ney to Lola Edna Wood of Logoff.
It la often difficult to distinguish
between the Infectious common
cold and what Is commonly called
hay fever.
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GREEN beans 2 £ 25*
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LIMAGRANDS 10°
LIBBY. DOUC OB DEL MPNTB (HUSHED
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