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Waek-«iid cuMt. of Mr. and Hn Ooue, also Carrie Utt Neal, all of JackaonTiUe, Mlaa Barbara Jean Yoang spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Baddy Copeland of Kershaw. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Clyborn, Sr., had as their week-end geests, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Langford and daughter, Lena, of Branson. Mrs. T. B. Bowers of Kershaw* Mrs. W. P. Davis, Jr., Mrs. Eugene Hyatt end Mrs. Edward Hyatt were shoppers In Lancaster Monday af ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Trueedale and Mrs. Hansel of Monroe, N. C., visit ed Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Clyburn. Se., Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Anthony and daughters, Ceclle and Judy, of Camden, were . Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John C Anthony.. ' ~ Mrs. Harold .Waynlck and son, Harold. Jr., of Camden, visited Mr and Mrs. Nye Workman Sunday. Miss Katherine Barfield was the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Floyd of Orangeburg Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Ellis of Cam den, sppnt Sunday with Mrs. Mary Truesdale. Miss Evelyn Truesdale and John Trueedale visited Annie Mae Neal In Kershaw Sunday afternoon.) Rev. and Mrs. Smith visited Colon Truesdale in the Veterans hospital of Colt^nbla, Monday. Mrs. Sam Young, Mrs. W. H Barfield, Mrs. B. 8. Young, Mrs. Carl Hasty, Miss Evelyn Truesdale, Mrs. Mary Truesdale and John Truesdale attended the funeral of William Clark at Beulah church, near Camden, Monday afternoon. Mr. Clark was Mrs. Sam Young and Mrs. Mary Traesdale’s uncle. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Clyburn, Sr., made a business trip to Columbia Mondaymorning. Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Rush had as their guests Monday, Alger Rush of Chattanooga, Tenn. Miss Erma Rush Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Rush in Camden this week. Mrs. W. L t Blackmon attended a meeting of the National Foun dation for Infantile Pkrslysis at the Court House In Camden Friday afternoon. Mrs. Tom Jlay has returned tm Bureau meeting at the i on inw plant for afi- JHampton hotel In Columbia Mwn but particularly day. The purpose of the ^ .*0 ^ gaslhee Westville Community after spending two weeks her daughter, Mrs. Walter of Orangeburg. Mr. and Mrs. L L. Wilson and son. Buddy. Jr„ visited Mr and Mrs. Nya Workman Saturday af ternoon. ' - Mr. sad Mrs. Fred Thomas of Camden, were cupper guests [Fri day night of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Clvburn. Sr. Mr. and Mrs.' W. P. Davis, Jr., and ton. Brace, were guests Sun der at the birthday .dinner given to 'honor of William Beeves at Pleasant MIlL A. B. Kister visited Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Clyburn, Sr., Saturday after noon. Mrs. W. L Blackmon .attended s Farm Buenau meeting Wade Thursday meeting was to organise the As sociated Women of the Farm Bu reau of South Carolina. Mrs. Blackmon was the representative for Kershaw county. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Owens were Mrs. W. F. Smith and children of Camden. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bradley and children of Lancaster, and Mr. and Mrs. John D. OweUs of Kershaw. Mr. and Mrs. Broadus Vincent were week-end guests of Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Quinn and family of Glendale. Mr. and Mrs. Shelbv Trueedale attended the funeral of Steve West In Florence Sunday afternoon. While there they visited Mr. and Mrs. Burwell Truesdale and family. Mrs. Sunle McDowell and Mrs. Alma Grant were dinner guests Sunday with Mrs. Fannie Trues, dale and Mrs. Eunice Stover In the afternoon they visited Mrs. C. F. Ceuthen of McBee Tommy Stover attended the Mid- Winter Formal dance at Wlnthrop College Saturday night Ralph Truesdale Is still a patient in the Columbia hospital Miss Fannie Bell McDowell of State Park, was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mra. T. F. McDowell. Sunday morning they attended servicee In the Kershaw MefhodiH church and In the afternoon they visited Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mangum of Pageland. Mrs. Colon Truesdale, Mrs. Mary Truesdale, Miss Evelyn Trueedale Improvements Are Being Made In Rose Dime Store der way at the are completed, the one of the moet modern In den. Between 415,060 end $18,000 is "being expended in the vast pro gram of renovation.' From wall ■to wall and from top to bottom •the store will have been renovat ed, even to the installation of handsome new shriving counters. -. j One of the moet interesting im- -provements is the installation of a Chrysler Airtemp air condit- ML gas heating system whereby the heat is forced out from registers in the wall. A new asphalt rubber tile floor is being installed while the front of the building is being entirely changed sd^far as the display windows are concerned. The new windows will have an increased depth of 14 inches and will have plate glass becks. This will en able a greater and more effective window display of merchandise. A new office balcony, quite a bit larger than the one formerly used has been provided- at the rear of the main floor. - One of the most noticeable changes is the installation of the latest design in lighting equip ment which gives the store a brilliance that is comparable to bright sunlight The fixtures are Will Bear Speech In Snmtertyn March 8 Flower kwenr from all parte the state are expected to journey »ter March 8 to beer a Illustrated with color mov- by H. M. Russell, nationally known authority pa HemerocaUla —"11 attractive and give a effect Bum the paste s in which the sides of the store interior are finished. A. ML Wagoner, who has esfully managed the store for the past four years, plans to have the store completed in about three At this time it is hoped a formal opening, hut _ is to continue the renovation period he r that *9 m open at aQht dentist. Jest a country boy Who Hkes plant breeding." M the way Mr. Hassell, s former Dal- sell nurseryman who now makes his home In Houston, Taxae, ex plains his «i«g success. Russell, who has spent more 28 years cross breeding lilies, win lecture In Sumter's Central school auditorium Wednesday af ternoon, March 8, at 4 p. m., under the auspices of the Sumter Garden club council. The world's largest grower of day lilies began work on his 24- hour lilies way back in 1822 on a little nursery farm at Dalsell. Fif teen years ago ho moved his nur sery to Houston where the climate was better sntted to growing lilies and where he would be closer to the markets he wanted to reach. . Today the Russell gardens in shnne for shipped an ■efl-growu day lilies ara to all parti of the As If all this s for one man. the from Dalsell has developed the world’s Urgent day Illy along with some 200 other named varieties of day lilies. Two decades ago, the fulva (tawny) and -the fUvp (lemon) were the only day liliee in Amer ica. From these Mr. RosmII has developed 227 named varieties, SO varieties under number and more than 80,000 hybrids under number for future observation. The largest lily In the world developed by Russell M known as Anris Victoria Russell, a pore golden yellow lily with no trace of green. It blooms atop a 45 Inches high or taller sad mature bloom measures 10 to travel uSh mum u to search of! 1 work .. . . _ While hsoii. charge/* foremost the day Ifly when heM^ Sumter. A capacity flower lovers,1a expect** 1 The Cannargue is u id 180,000 acres in France t» ed by foe •Hedlterranesa'^? two Rhone brunches thrW* 1 the water of the Rwr 1 ranches the sea. * About 400 caverns or pm— , LV'Vs*] and John Trnosdale visited Colon Truesdale In the Veterans hospital in ColumbU Wednesday. Miss Vera Lou Clyburn of Cam den, is spending this week with her parents, Mr. and Mra 8. W. Clyburn. Dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Clyburn and family were Michelle Dudilleu of Newport News, Va., and Odell Young BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jackson of Camden, are the proud parents of a daughter, EMabeth Anne* born on Tuesday, Feb. 28, at the Cam den hbspltal. Mrs. Jackson is the former^fls^flni^Younr Tl W AT A*P/ kPPLES 5 lbs. SAVINC STUDIO COUCH *69” SEE OUR v WINDOW DISPLAY Ann PuKe Fine Feeds Ann Page Salad Dressing Hr 23c & 39c Ann Page Grape Beans . 2 c.™ Ann Peg* Grape Jam.... ^ Aim Figs Peanut Gutter.. *52* Ana Pugs Chocolate or Vanilla Sparkle Puddings 5c Ann Page Prepared Cmnltetti 2 !£ 25c Ann Page ketchup *£? Ann Pngs Mneqgoni nl Ann Pugs ■I ■ » Tomato Soup 8*0 Can FRESH GREEN BEANS-2 lbs. FRESH GREEN TOP CARROTS — 2 bunches 5-LB. BAG ORANGES RED EMPEROR GRAPES 2 lbs. FIRM HEAD LETTUCE 2 for YELLOW ONIONS 2 lbs. NEW RED BLISS POTATOES/. 5 lbs. TOMATOES ctn, SIZE 380's LEMONS doz. wrflf il i iiBumaMimwiMiai:. - Coldstream Pink SIMMONS SPACE SAVINC SHOW sj ,G 1 r ' “Super-Right’ 1 Meats Sirloin STEAK lb CLUB »STEAK lb. Standing RIB ROAST lb. Boned and Rolled RIB ROAST lb. J Bonless. Lean STEW i lb. Short Riba Of BEEF or PLATE _ __ __ lb. GROUND BEEF ,lb. , »• Tie ‘ A *, Loin PORK Rib End < ^ } f PORKl ROAST _____ ____ lb. 49c J>REM|UM FRANKS.... lb. 49c Morrell Pride JBACON —Mb. pica,. Uc Fresh Frocsn SHRIMP — lb. 69c (Roes fish) PERCH Collo, pkg, —, lb. , 33c FLOUNDER FILLET 43c No. 1 Tall Can No. 2% Can 12-Oz. Cana No. 2 Can No. 1 Can 10-Lb. Bag 8-Lb. Can Pkg. Sunny brook Grade A Large Fresh- Eggs ’iST 45c Sunnyfield Creamery Ixitter... idTiStau ^ 71c Mild American Cheese ____ ^ 41c Cheeee Food Spread Ched-O-Bit ES 75c American or Pimento Mel-O-Bit Sf 83c Community Concoit Wg#k March 4-11 Dtcido Now to Enroll Mr FURNISHING COMPANY- earn -« » - g._ TWa US M Rvoryminf “or ■ nw no me Jens Parker Chocolate or Cocoanut Layer Cake ^ - Jane Parker Wei Food Bor Horn. Strk or Sutwkb Morvel Itaml • •'mwn n’ Serve Rolls 12-Ox. Cake SALMON Iona Sliced or Halves PEACHES Nlblets Brand corn : Dole's Pineapple CHUNKS. Libby’s Fruit COCKTAIL Sunnyfield Self Rising FLOUR A&p ** Own Vegetable Shortening dexo Gerber’s Strained or Chopped Baby Foods 4 Jars Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee—With Meat Balls SPAGHETTI Nestle’* Semi-Sweet MORSELS Swift PREM Dash Dog Food 2 Post TOASTIES Rich and Flavorful Nectar Tea Whits House Evaporated MILK 3 Shortening—Swift JEWEL SWIFT MEATS FOR BABIES STRAINm DICED 19c A&P FOOD STOKES 12-Ox. Can 1-Lb, Cans %-Lb. Pkg. Tall Cans A&P Coffi Mild and Mellow 8 O’CLOCK £ 67c f Rich and Full Bodied RED CIRCLE 70c Vigorous and Winey , BOKAR '£■ 72c Golden Maid AAARGARINI White «1! Colored .. i& CAMAY SOAP 3 £S 21c ‘TSPi SWAN Reg. SUPER SUDS i^25cm'63i ■ - ft'•AM ' DUZ 1^25*^61 RINSO rg 2Sc J C4 l ‘ivory SNOW . - rg 25c- LuiT SOAP 3 as 21c PALMOLIVE SOAP 10c 1 Bath j,., •c - - •J mi jf r* M * - 1 -• -2W' T > ' C » J- ' -f l ■ivory SOAP 3 ta 21c lifebuoy soap 3 8& 21c PALMOLIVE SOAP 3tf