Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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M. 1»S« “ettflr which app^n on thj Reaerre aaal to l«ft portrait Tor of he Federal Reaerra Bank chmond, which haa the tarje "R” in the seal, the aenai sr alao atarta with the letter yon find a Federal Reaerre on which the prefix letter to crial number ia different from me letter in the Federal Re- seal, you can be cer^n that x phony. On Bloat of theae count erf eita which hare aih to date, the prefix letter of a rial number haa been dif- from the letter in the Fed- teserve aeal. lilP none of theae counter- have yet been reported in thin they have been circulating tw jn nearby atatea and may 1 U here at any time. The on which they are printed la hr and coaraer than the gen- paper and does not have silk Mr. Huff continued, the event someone tries to counterfeit on you, endeavor a in him under some pretext utify the police. Chaingang Camp Site Frowned On By Grand Jury Mora Adoqvoto Location U Uigod For Permanent Comp In Presentment iterfeit $10 (Srcolating , T. Huff. Columbia agent w $10 He said that the bills are , on various Federal Reaerre and have varying toce plate „ ^ aerial numbera. . ^ MddT^th* aerlaJ- In its presentment to always begins with^ pjudge G. B Greene in Gen eral Sessions ,SH—Up To 50» Ito pay your OSPITAL BILLS! of America's lead- .ife Insurance Com ics now offers a jmlined plan of )ital Protection that daily benefits of )0 per day while >spital ... Up W ).00! Ltherel Fs included in this Low* average! jmplete Facts, without sn, clip and mail the below, TODAYI INCE O. Box 66 JEN. S. C. / me about the New , ITALIZATION COY- kGE as advertised. Name Street Address City Stale coart here Monday, Feb." 20, the Ker shaw county grand jury ex pressed veiled dissatiafac tion with the proposed re location site for the Kershaw County chain gang and urg ed that the proper authori ties secure a more adequate location for the permanent camp. The grand jury also suggested that the matter be handled with dispatch, declaring that the cor rection of present conditions is long overdue since previous grand juries have)made similar recom mendations. The present convict camp, lo cated some five or six miles from Camden is not at all satisfactory and has been the target of sev eral grand jury recommendations in the past few years. A loca tion near the 4-H club camp was decided on by the county board, but this apparently is not satis factory to the grand jury, since that body deems it inadequate. The grand jury reported that they had visited the county jail and found it to be in excellent News From Westville Community ■ ! \ ■* > the grand says “we wish to it to condition. In cl jury report thank the court officials and to bid adieu to a Noble Judge and a true South Carolinian.” That part of the presentment dealing with the convict camp in full is as follows: "Having visited the Kershaw County chain gang camp and the proposed site of relocation, we herewith recommend that the proper authority secure a more adequate location for the perma nent camp and that the matter be handled with dispatch. .The correction of present conditions is long overdue as previous grand Juries have made similar recom mendations.” At the session of the Kershaw County Grand Jury Monday, or ganization was completed by the naming of the following commit tees: Finance committee—W. F. Net tles, Jr., chaiman; N. P. Gettys, Fred Gay and Moultrie B. B11171S. Road committee—L. C. Harris, chairman; L. A. Perry, Paul Ross, M. B. Dial and J. F. Watts. Chain gang committee—N. P. Gettys, Jr a chairman; J. W. Sin- claire, R. Jackson and N. L. Building commit J.- L. Haile, William M. Hunter. Law Enforcement committee — Paul Ross, chairman; J. W. Sin clair, L. C. Harris, L A. Perry, Loring Davis, J. F. Watts and M. B. Burns. Schools committee—Fred Gay, chairman; L. A. Perry, Loring Davis, J. F. Watts and M. B. Burns. Fish and Game committee: J. L. Haile, N. P. Gettys, M. B. Burns and W. F. Nettles. Jr. *•. L. R. Bowers. Mrs. W. P. Haris, Jr., end Mrs. Eugene Hyatt uere shoppers tap Lancaster Thurs day afternoon. •Mr. end Mrs. Herbert Brnnheas and eon. Bart, of Camden, were dinner geests of Mr. end Mrs. M. L. Stover and Tommy Stover Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stokes. Sr. left Sunday morning for a two weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ben nie Stokes and eon of Miami. Fla. Roger B. Young and Odell Young visited friends in Newport News, Va., during the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hyatt and son, Freddie Lee, were 'guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Hyatt and children in Columbia Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wise and children of Lake City, spent Sun day afternoon with Mr. and Mra. G. R. Truesdale. Mr. and Mra Baddy Copeland of Kershaw, were dtanday guests of Mra Mary Jane Young and Miss Barbara Jean Young. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Blackmon and sons, Jerry and Buddy, spent Sunday in Wadesboro. N. Cl at the Gaddy's Goose Pond. Miss Nell Fletcher spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fletcher. She is a stu dent in Columbia College. William Stokes, Sr., and William Stokes, Jr., made a business trip to Columbia Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John .Robertson and daughter, Brenda, of Kershaw, and Mrs. W. P. Horton and daught er, Nancy, of Camden, were guests of Mr. and Mra. W. T. McDonald Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Fletcher visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watts Sunday afternoon Mrs. Mary Truesdale, John Truesdale and James Otis Gaskin visited Colon Truesdale in the Veterans hospital in Columbia Fri day night Mra. Etta Fletcher visited her daughter, Mra Hattie Knight, in Kershaw, last week. The Adah Baptist Training Union of Bethany church, enter tained with a welner roast Satur day afternoon at the new Com munity House. Will Cobb spent Monday after noon with W. T. McDonald. Mrs. James Otis Gaskin and Mra Mable Stokes visited Mra Howard Truesdale Saturday after noon. Miss Vera Lou Clyburu of Cam den. spent Sunday with her par ents. Mr. sad Mra 8. W Clyburu. Mr. and Mra L. C. Clyburn. Sr, Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Trueedala Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Broughton, and Rev. and Mra Deoglas Smith each, bad some of the boys from the Wingate Junior toUece chorus as their dinner'guests Sunday. Mr. and Mra L. C. Clyburn. Sr., spent Thursday in Columbia Rev. and Mrs. Douglas Smith made a buginess trip to Columbia Thursday. While there hey visited Colon Truesdale ia the Veterans hospital. r Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas and Mrs. J. H. Clyburn of Camden, also Rev. Douglas Smith and Sam Truesdale, Jr, were dinner guests Monday of Mr. and Mra. L. C Cly burn, Sr. Mias Elisabeth Holland and Thorny Truesdale of Camden, were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Truesdale NEWS OF THE SICK Ralph Truesdale, who has been sick for the past couple of weeks, is atUl unable to be out L. C. Clyburn, Sr., who has been confined to his home, due to ill ness for the past week, Is able to be out. Colon Truesdale is improving af ter undergoing an operation in the Veterans hospital of Columbia, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watts sr* both improving after being con- News The Midway girls’ basketball team, baring defeated the Lynch burg team to win the fifth district tournament, is now playing in the lodrer state tournament at Sum- merrilts. Crowds of folks from this section havW foUowed these girls and have enjoyed their play ing and good sportsmanship. The very beet wlsbee of every one will bo with them in their remaining games. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Elliott of Kershaw, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Young. -Mr. and Mrs. Raney of Colom bia, spent Sunday with her par- enu, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Vaughn. J. M. Vaughn and children of RocM Hill, were the week-end guests of their parents, Mr. and Mra. Vaughn. Mrs. James Baker of Great Falls, is spending some lime with her sister. Mra F. M. Walters, and Mr Walters. Miss Catherine Bowers of Colum bia, was at home during the week end. Miss Emmie Marshall spent last Wednesday in Columbia. fined to their home for the past week, due to flu. - n CAP -TUN tS 19JA— STUDEBAKER CHAMP. — New tiiC AA tires, good motor, just right —FORD PICK-UP—o real buy at.. $215.M " ° t "‘“$335.00 OTHER CLEAN CARS TO CHOOSE FROM SERVICE MOTOR CO. DODGE Phone: 109 1 PLYMOUTH S. Broad St. The most poweiful SINGING CONVENTION The Kershaw County Singing Convention will meet Sunday, Feb. 26 at ML Piagah High School at 2 p. m: ML Piagah High School ia located .about 10 miles east of Kershaw on highway No. 157. Everyone is cordially invited to cotne. In making hay the water content of grass is reduced from about 75 per cent to around 15 per cent (Major cause of oil burner > ■’ . v ^ r | service calls W ELIMINATED ROUGE NEW SHELL FKL OIL WITH F0A-5X Keeps filter screens clean - elve yeari Shell research have gone Into the 'elopment of FOA-5X... 3 mMitiiCTMil years were “it testing it in thousands of homes with burner 8 °f all types and with only normal wvmnww rtenance. In every test the result was the same— * case of burmrahutdown due to •dotted rer s^een was reported. Ntw ^"ll Pesl Oil wHh FOA-5X has a P«wrful cmH-rus! -HonT^ f th ® formation of rest end your HONS 70 DjKolk ShS» GU I 01 (OMPMY Camdan, S. 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