The Times and Democrat from Orangeburg, South Carolina • 8

"i THE TIMES AND DEMOCRAT, ORANGEBURG, S. JUNE 2, 1950 AGE EIGHT SALLY'S SALLIES Denmark Society HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! Superintendent L. J. Hendrix announces the following for the around the subject of the flag. Mrs.

S. Faust fiave a condensed report of "Private Enter 1950-51 faculty lor IJenmarK CfVrr1 Flflmintarv School LIMI)) THE BIGGEST PRICE-TAMING SHOW OF ALL THE GREATEST SAVINGS SHOW IN TOWN ARE BOTH UNDER THE BIG TOP OF YOUR EDENS FOOD STORE. CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE EVERY 9 Mrs. St. Clair Guess, Mrs.

My- priseAmerican System" by George Akita of Honolulu which was published in a recent D. A. R. magazine. At the conclusion of the Droeram the hostess as sisted by Mrs.

Fred Turner served a sweet course. PACKER'S LABLE CREAM STYLE Mrs. G. F. Lundy entertained the Thursday Bridge club at her at ra Ransdale, Miss Winnie Williams, Mrs.

Virginia Neeley, Miss Mary Frances Corbett, Mrs. Vivian Utsey, Mrs. Olive Crum, Mrs. Carolyn Green and Mrs L. J.

Hendrix; Principal for the Elementary School to be filled; High School Mrs. J. E. Steadman, Mrs. Elizabeth Cromer, Mrs.

Geneva Wood, Miss Frances Smith, Miss Jovce Rose, Miss Margaret Salisbury, E. S. Elmgren, G. Milhouse. Charles Weeks Mrs.

E. S. Elmgreen (secretary), pub. White Cornell 0c tractive home on Palmetto Avenue. Mrs.

John Turner and Perry Cooper were extra guests. High score' was won by Mrs. H. S. Boozer.

When cards were laid aside the hostess served a salad course. PACKER'S LABLE GREEN AND WHITE Lima Beans can 10c Jimt- lie school music Mrs. j-ouise l. Sanders. Mrs.

John Turner complimented her daughter, Hazel Ann, on her 17th birthday anniversary with a surprise party at the country club on Monday evening. Seven couples enjoyed a delicious spaghetti Copr. 1950, King Tntottt Srftdiate, Inc. NCofld right reKrveJ. "You should wear a catcher's mask when you watch ball games on this set'4- The Rosabel Turner Circle of the Baptist Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs.

J. Johnson with Mrs. John Ferguson, hostess, on Thursday evening. At this time Miss Winnie Williams brought the devotional message and Mrs. Earl Cooper gave a report of the Baptist Convention in Chicago.

After the program was concluded the hostess served a salad plate. Dr. C. Earl Cooper, pastor of the Baptist Church preached the baccalaureate sermon to the graduating class in Manning Sunday night. THE OLD HOMETOWN By STANLEY The Members the graduating class and their home room teacher, Mrs.

J. E. Steadman, enjoyed a supper at thr Dinette on Friday evening following the graduating exercises at the school, An -unusually large crowd fill-in the auditorium until there was standing room only witnessed the operetta entitled "The Maid and the Golden Slipper" on Mav 25. This was in two acts snd the principle characters were: Cinderella, Martha Ann Home; Prince, Gene Ransdale; Stepmother; Camille Wyman; Godmother, Pam Binnicker; Two Step-sisters, Barbara Ann Hair and Maloy Craddock. These were supported by a cast of over two hundred.

The colorful costumes and artistic dances were outstanding in this presentation. The Daughters of the American Revolution held their final meeting of the season at the home of Mrs. H. C. McCain, the regent, on Thursday.

The meeting opened in ritualistic manner, the minutes were read and approved. The following program committee was appointed: Mrs. M. R. Willis.

Mrs, S. J. S. Faust and Mrs. Henry Stuckey of Bamberg.

Mrs. Fred Turner was in charge of the program centering Beans Ij lbs. 1Q 4 eJC s. c. The Rev.

T. F. Reed district superintendent, was the speaker at the Sunday morning serving of the Bethel Park Methodist Church. The Rev. F.

S. James preached the baccalaureate sermon at the Williston-Elko High Sctiool at the Sunday morning hour. At the Sunday evening service special vouth services were conducted V- ((JMn SrNisjusT ri TT RELAXIN WITH tSfx iJfi xymmmzj the children THEf LIVM1S ROOM RODEO "t5t STANDARD PACKED NO. 1 CANS TOMATOES 25c JEWEL mmW 3 LB. FKG.

SHORTENING 63c LARGE AND FRESH 1-DOZ. CTN. EVERY DAY EGGS 45c NOW PRICES ARE DOWN ON THESE BIRDS EYE FOODS DUKES HOME MAID UNCOOKED QT. JAR Cucumbers. 2 lbs 25c Fresh CrowderPeas2lb25c Fresh Green Butter Beans 2 lbs 29c Golden Bantam Corn ears 25c Fresh Yellow Squash, lb 5c in honor of the high school Graduates of The Vacation Church School began on Monday morning at 9 o'clock and will continue throughout the MAYON AISE 63c BUSH FANCY i NO.

2 CAN WHOLE 23c week. Rev. F. S. James was the VACUUM PACKED IN HEAVY SYRUP NO.

ZVi CAN SWEET POTATOES 1 5c SWANSDOWN CHOCOLATE 18 OZ PKG DEVIL FOOD MIX 45c y7V; now low, low prices latives and friends for a few days in Denmark, Barnwell and Dumbarton. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lau-ris S. Black Saturday were Mr.

and Mrs. H. L. Betsell and small daughter of North Charleston. Mrs.

Broadus Still and Marion Jay of Walterboro were guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Templeton for several days last week.

Miss Marie Cope has accepted a position at Talbert's Drug Store, Miss Betty Jo Darnell has been added to the personnel of the Dinette. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Alves of California have moved into the apartment in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

M. C. Lancaster on Beach Avenue. Mrs. Alves is the former Miss Mary Brown of Norway.

Mr. Alves has accepted a position in the Edisto Bank. Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. Collier and son spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Wachsmith in North Mrs.

Frank Sturgeon after VkV'sD ON THESE 4 VEGETABLES! Qt. Bot. Sunsweet fa Dole Hawalain Chunk 12 Oz. Can PINEAPPLE 19c PRUNE JUICE g' Wax Beans Cauliflower Cooked Squash Succotash STOCK-UP NOW! Motes Bot' Dulany-On the Cob 2 Ears Del Monte Fruit 17 Oz. Can apple JUICE 21c I Corn 27c C0CKTAIL 20e speaker at the commencement exercises in Heath Springs on Monday morning, May 29.

Superintendent A. J. Richards formerly of Denmark is head of this school. Mr. and Mrs, Harris Sandifer of Lima, Ohio, were guests of relatives here last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Brown Easter-ling and children spent Sunday at Myrtle Beach. Mrs. Norman Baxter and Mrs.

Alvin Kirsch of Charleston were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Thornton or Sunday. Mrs. Emma Minor is spending several weeks with her mother, Mrs.

Owens of Kline. Mr. and Mrs. J. K.

Fairey and children spent the past week end at Myrtle Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Pound of Long Beach, California, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank McMillan last week. C. D. Tatum visited his son, Clark Tatum, at Gordon Military Academy in Statesboro, during thP past week end. Mr.

and Mrs. T. L. Wright, Mrs. Edale Williams and son of North Augusta spent Wednesday in the home of Mr, and Mrs.

W. E. Collier. Mr. and Mrs.

E. Turner, Mrs. Pcggv Hempley, Roy Hempley and Mrs. A. J.

Steed-ley of Columbia visited relatives during the past week end, Mrs. Mary Arlcdge and Mrs. Mattie Hudson are visiting re Chocolate Drink 6 Oz. Can sg Musselman Can DAIRY HI 5c i topped Leaf oz. pkt.

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