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Monthly Report Associated Charities Report of the Associated Charities of Camden-Kershaw County for June * ?>?? * ? ? ? * '"*r Balance from last month $1812.82 Receipt this month ' 81.46 Total 1848.7S I CHILDREN'S HOME Stamps 2.25 % Rent (Trimnal) 5.00 Miss Kirkland (eggs & buter) 7.20 Walter Price 8.55 Plowing .50 Norman Johnson, rent 2.50 i Irons for swings 1.20 ? Collard reed .55 < Water & Lights 8.97 J C. E. Lamoy 10.15 ! ^ Camden Lumber Co. 4.88 1 Telephone bill 6.30 j Mrs. Truesdale (milk) 12.40 J. J. Newberry 6.18 Camden Chronicle 15.00 Wolfe Eichel 2.88 Bums & Barrett . 2.70 j Boston Store 4.18 Lomansky 1.75 C. E. Lamoy 4.95 Mrs. Arrants (stove) 1.00: Incidentals (Miss Scott) 5.85 i Camden lion & Brass Co. .98 C. E. Lamoy 9.52 | Miss Kirkland (eggs & butter) 9.35 Stamps (tax on checks) .48 j Labor & Servant hire 75.00 j 219.? 1 Balance 1124. Ofi j THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIES WARREN H. HARUirj Dependable Ambulance SERVICE KORNEGAY FUNERAL | HOME Phone 103 Camden, S. C. i SOUTH CAROLINA WILL SEND W. O. W. DELEGATES Representatives Are Named To At- j tend Convention In Chicago. Omaha, Nebr., July 8. ? Delegates to represent South Carolina at th$ Sovereign Camp of tho Woodmen of the World which will convene in Ch?- j cago July 11, were announced tocTay ( by D. E. Bradshaw, President. The Sovereign Camp Is a meeting of the | supreme rvipreesrvtatives and govern- j Ing body of the Woodmen of the World. | Those in the delegation will be W. H. Hope, Rock HH1. recently appoint ed head consul of the state; J. T. 1 Outz, Spartanburg, junior past heart i consul and George C. Warren of Sum- j ter; M. W. Bobo, Spartanburg, state ' manager; Robert Lide, Orangeburg and E. Inman, Greenville, chairman of the committee on legislation. In his announcement of the South ; Carolina delegation President Brad- i *ftiaw who himself roso fram trie ! ranks to his preesnt high office, re vealed that the assets of the organi 7nHon in 1933 were listed at $111, 995,654, as compared with $102,264,-," 757 in 1931. The organization, he said, has in force more than $418,000 000 in insurance with a total member ship of nearly half a mrillion. Mrs. Maybelle Bloch of Chicago told a judge that despite the fact sho | was 16 inches taller, her husband . 'looks down on her," and she won her divorce. EXAMINATION FOR STATISTI CIAN (MEDICAL, SOCIAL SER VICE) The United States Civil , Service | i Commission will accept application* ?j Until July 27, 1983 for the position of statistician (medical, social service) to fill a vacancy in the Veterans' Ad ministration, Washington, D. C. The entrance Salary is $2,600 a year, lesfl a deduction of not to exceed 15 per cent as a measure of economy and a retirement deduction of 8 1-2 per cent. Applicants must have been grad uated from a college or university of recognised, standing with at least 118 eemester hours of college work, in t eluding at leftst 80 hours credit in either statistics or social service work, or in both combined, and must also have ha dcettaih experience. Full information may be obtained from H. H. Moore, Secretary of the United States Civil gervice Board of Examiners, at the poet office or t customhouse in this city. ?" ? ?? ... Urn Edith V. Ladry of St. Louis declared in her divorce suit that her wrfdln, ring wil ft "loop of SELLING S JULY 14th, 9 A. M. There's A Reason Wny Tiiis Store is a Whirlpool of Economical Activity! Kight When ifru Need Many New 'ihings lor Your Vacation ? You will Find Just what You Want Here at Prices That Won't l'aralyze Your Purse or Depress Y our Sense ol' Thrift. At This Store You will Greatly Economize on Dependable Quality Goods. During This Sale We are offering Low Prices on Entire Stock Seldom Seen in This Section. All New Merchandise Direct From the Style Market of the Country. Inspect the New Things Here! Join the Crowds That Flock to This Store! \ 500 Ns?? DRESSES J.39 HERE'S. AN OPPORTUNITY to Stock up for the Summer. Yes, They are washable. Real $1.98 Value About 15 Styles in Solid Colors. Sizes 14 to 20. 15 STUNNING STYLES Smart Summery Washable Designed With an Eye for Beauty, Yet Fashioned | Qt] With A Thought For I f> I Summer Comfort, in All * the Latest Pastel Shades. Sizes 14 to 48. ALL SILK WASHABLE FROCKS tfou Never Did See A Line of Dresses More Appealing, More Tempting, in Street Q7 and Sport Models in All " Silk. Washable in Solid Colors, Prints, Polka Dots, and Prints; Sizes 14 to 48 2: Cleanc*^ f ^ Summer Up HATS One Lot Ladies and Chidlren's Summer Hats in All Colors to go 39c. Ladies 98c to $1.49 Hats to Close Out at 49c. SMART NEW SUMMER COTTON DRESSES UiO*i\iNJD? AND EYELET DRESSES Every Dress with a Slip. Flowered <4 / Q Organdies> Plaids I 0/ and Coin Dots $2.98 Vaiue 1. VOILE DRESSES One Lot Ladies Chiffon V o U e and Organdy ^presses. Sizes, . 14 to 50 * AST COLOR PRINT DRESSES One Lot Ladies Fast Color Prints and B a s t i s t e Dresses to Go at This Low Price. Sizes 14 to 52. BEACH PAJAMAS Regular $1.49 Beach Pajamas in Assorted Patterns. Some With Hat to Match. Sizes 14 to 20. Ladies , Sjhadow Proof Slips, in Chon Ray Crepe, Adjustable Shouider Straps 87c. Ladies Chalk Finished Princess S 1 i p s, Top and Bottom I^ace Trimmed t 4*?i \iLadies Stepins land Bloomers, Lace Trimmed i ir25c. FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS Ladies Full Fashioned Hose, New Summer Color 49c. Ladies P a s t. Color W a s h Dresses 39c Ladies Semi Fashioned Silk Hose 25c Ladies Cotton Hose, Assorted Colors 10c. One Lot Beach Pajamas t o Close Out At 59c. The Economy Store "SELLS IT FOR LESS" 942 Broad St. Camden, S. C. Daddy Lion Deserta Horn# f In a Field r^trsGiim exhibit nhowlng | mountain Hons at homo, no mnle Hon ' appear* with the mother nnd her kit- ' tene In the den, for enrntors explnln that the male Hon donor!* htfc home while the hahleft nro y^nnc. retnrntng only after the younR Hon* ere pnrtly Independents- <jh loago Now* 't. ? ?; t Pmt Dnt?a Movable fennts are thowe chnrch celebration* which, depending upon Rnster, may vary as to date within fixed limits. Immovable feasts are those which fall nlwnyn upon a cot tain calendar date, such ns Christmas. a general way, Thanks,., vlng day may be considered a> movable feast Ptrocloui Cat* On Out Islnnd near the Cnpe of (lood Hope domestic cnta were turned loose yenrs ago nnd now they 1 1 vo In heles In the ground around one of tho harbors and prey upon sen birds, nnd these felines hnve developed such ferocity thnt It In nlmoftt Impossible to tame them even when captured young. A* Ha Ranked TKmn To show his Idea of the relAttv* Importance of beings and things In the Ivory const of Africa, a bnshmnn artist living In n hush village painted a Horlos of pointings In which the gov ernment officer pome* first, the hunts man second and the coco farmer third. Th.lr WorV Wrll Don*. All who ha?ft roonnt good wltli thMr whole hoarta, havo dono Rood work* although thojr may (lift boforo they hav# hnd tlma to ?l(tn It. Kvery hoart that has hftat KtranR and cfjftorfully haa left n hopeful Impulso behind It In tha world, and botterod tho tradi tion of mankind. ? ICxchang*.