The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 08, 1940, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
II HILL TOP SHOP I
MISS JENNIE 4VHITAKER, Proprietor
Opens For Business 1
I Friday, November 15 1
| 441 1 lamp ton Avenue I
HOMEMADE JELLIES, PICKLES, PRESERVES, JAMS
Of All Varietiea i
1 CAKES COOKIES ? CANDIES I I
| j MINTS j; I
I SPECIAL ORDERS TAKEN j j
Wants?For Sale
.\<lM't tixoiiiMitH under this bending will
' I?t-* r buried for a( the nitu of 6 cent*
pre uord. .Minimum charge 25 cents
A (In nit In 1?) point typo double ehulgu.
Cash must to < oinpiin.v order except
whore customer bus I.edm-i- A'conn'
.1 i .. . ?r ?
LOST Brown suede purse somewhere
iu Camden, containing one ton dollai
lilll, one five dollar 1*111, throe sllvor
dollars ami i-.han.go ami Barker pen,
Uewaird if returned to 1130 Main
street, Cannon, S C. 33 pd.
LOST?Boston Bull Torrlor... Hrlndlc
color with white breast and while
spot on head. I lad on red harness.
Answers to name of Jolly. Finder
notify Mrs. 11. C. Cooksey, Box 100,
14ineasier. S. ('. 3t. pd.
LOST CAMEO PIN?On Tuesday, October
22, somewhere on Main street.
Bin is set with small diamond. Reward
of $,">.U0 for its return to Mrs.
J. 10. Christinas, 208 llailo street,
Camden. S. C. . 32-34pd
TIRE FOUND -Found on street in
eC-amden. one truck tire and rim.
Owner caiy-gel same by calling nt
Chronicle (iffice and paying for this
a<l. * 33-3f> sb.
FOR RENT?Two apartments, furnished
or unfurnished, private bath and
garage. Apply Mrs. \V. B. Hondrlx,
|u7 IH-Kalb street, Camden, S C.
33 pd. '.
FOR RENT?Thirty-five aore farm of
ojH'ii laml. with two dwelling houses,
other outbuildings suitable for the
farm. <N>tton acreage allotment
last year 8 7-10 ucpoh. Farm wired
in. Throe-acro hog lot. Good cow
posture consisting of fifty acres.
Located one mile and a half from
Cassutt, S. ('. Rental reasonable.
Come and see property If interested
Mrs Alice Sharpc. Cassatt. S. C.,
Route 2, 3 1 od ft.
FOR SALE ?Bigs ,?f Berkshire and
I >uroc Jersey breed, crossed. Two
dollars each Call on or address
II It Cask in. Route 2. Kershaw,
S C 3 3 jxl.
LOTS FOR SALE?(>n Walnut street,
ul ri.asuiiublu prices. If interested
Teh-phone .">2. Caindon, S. C.
32-31 sb.
LET US GIN your remnant cotton.
Our ginnery is operating every day.
The Southern Cotton OH Co., Camden.
S. C. 33-34 sb.
WANTED?To buy several .hundred
acres of land. Address D. J. Creed,
Camden. S. C. 9sbtf
CURTAIN8 8T RETCH ED?At reasonable
prices. All work guaranteed
Address 904 Campbell Street, Camden,
S. C. 3tf
SHOES?For shoe rebuilding and repairing
call at the lied Boot Shop,
next door Kxpress Office, 619 Hutledge
street, Abram M. Jones, Proprietor,
Camden, S. C. 9sb
FA RM E R8?Allls-Chnlmors Tractors
givo most power per dollar Invested
We trade for surplus farm
produce. l/ow overhead, close
prices. N'o overage or carrying
charges on time deals. Ony 6 per
cent. Full line power-farm rng
equipment. Power units. All-crop
Harvester Combines, hammer mills.
Free literature. Green Harvester
Implement Company. S1 "J Uady
Street. Phone 9273, Columbia. S. C.
June 2Spdtf
TRANSPORTATION COST
Buy Through Us!
; We arc agents foe COKER'S
PEDIGREED SEED COMPANY, of
Hartsville, S. C.t and sell to you
their pedigreed COTTON PLANTING
SEED F. O. B. our warehouses
at Camden. S. C., at the sarpe
prices they ask F. O. B. their
warehouses at Hartsville. S. C., because
we are their authorized distributors
for this section.
Book your requirements with us
now in order to protect you for
your Spring planting. No deposits
asked. Five per cent discount allowed
for payments before January
1. 1941.
J. T. HAY
! Cotton Company
West Rutledge Street Camden
i DODGE
I PLYMOUTH...,.
DODGE TRUCKS...
We are authorized dealers
for the sale and service of
Dodge, Plymouth Automobiles,
and Dodge Trucl^j.
HAY MOTORS
I South Broad Street Camden
I AUSTRIAN WINTER PEAS
I VETCH
I FUEGRAIN OATS
I REDUEART WHEAT
I RED MAY WHEAT
I AURU7//ARYE
I PARLEY
I Germination 90 percent and Better. \
I CERES ANfthd
Whitaker & Co.
| ! PHONE NO. 4 WEST RUTLEDGE ST.
SELECTIVE SERVICE LISTS
((.'ontinned from page six)'
| .x.Vi King Solomon Choice, 1 ">03
Cam|>1>< )I .'Si., Camden, col.
S.'it] \Vio|olL,v\n(lmson, 1901 1-2 (lordon
Si , Camden, col.
x.*>7 A ml row Strong, IV O. Hex 61,
Cumdun, col. *
xr.x Klljali Oliber, S19 Broad St., Camden,
col.
| K.',9 1011 jail l.ane, Rl. 2, Camden, col
Mil) Carlson l/ocarson. Rl. 1, Camden,
i col.
, Sill Kdgolleld Miller, Rt. 1. Box 44.
Hoy kin, col.
X62 .lo|ii> Thomas Catoe, Rt. 3, Camden.
wli.
863 Thomas C. Calrk, Rt. 2 Hox 30,
Cassalt, col.
861 Henry (Son) Johnson, Rt. 2,
Camden, col.
865 llammto Hrown. Camden, col.
8GO Jake Kibbler, Rt. 2, Hox 12, Cassatf,
col.
867 James Kllerbre. Rt. 1, Hox 40,
Hoy kin, col.
868 James Wallace. 743 Broad St.,
Camden, col.
869 Jame? Robinson. S'>6 Market St.,
Camden, col.
870 Johnnie M. Knight," Hermitage
Mill, Camden, wh.
871 Olive Coleman Jordan, Hermitaxe
Mill, Camden, wh.
K72 Redmon Smith, Rt. 2, Box Camden.
vol.
s72 Almore Mass. Rt. 1. Cassatt, wh.
s7 4 IjouIh Hlakley, x20 Chestnut St.,
Camden, vol.
S7.'> Wrnest Dick Shirley. Hermitage
Mill. Camden, wh.
s7?? Mendel West, Hermitage Mill,
Camden, wh.
S77 Rivliard Bullie Wiley, Broad St..
Camden, vol.
S7S Kdward Jackson. Rt. 1, Box 10,
Camden, vol.
S7i) Mellon Thomas, Rt. 3 .Camden,
vol.
sxn |/tonuel Boyd Reach. Rt. 1. Cassatt.
wh.
xxl Joe Richard Anderson. Rt. 1.
Cassatt. wh.
vs'2 Julius Craig. Ho\ J17. Camden,
( ol:
SS:l Kriiest West. Rt. 2. Camden, wli
xM Walter Wilson Rohlnson. WaMill,
Camden, wh.
sv? An-el Jackson Fletcher. RF1>
Kershaw, wh.
xs*i |.;si Williams. Rt 2. Camden, wig
yx7 Willie ( Bo> ) Drakoford. Rt. 1,
Box 34. Cassatt. col.
\\\ Maylield Jones. Rt. 2. Camden.j
col.
xx;? Waiter Ramhert. Rt. 2. Box 30,
Caasatt, col.
890 Marlon Helton, 709 York St.,
Camden, col.
S91 .lack Iyeo Langley, Wateree Mill,
Camden, wh.
s92 Frank A ah by Tidwell, Wateree
Mill. Camden, wh.
893 Hazel Morris, Wateree Mill, Camden,
wh.
i 894 I.awton Richardson, 412 York St.,
Camden, col.
895 Willie Preston. 91"> UeKalb St.,
Camden, col.
X9fi Joseph Fredrick "hwie, Wateree
Mill, Canvd.en, wh.
897 John Stevens Davidson, 407 Cliesmit
St.. Camden, wh.
898 James Thomas. 810 W. 18th St.,
Camden, col.
S99 Huge lie (Mike) Kershaw, Rt. 2,
Cassatt. col.
i 900 Georg > Washington Gary, Box
31. Chestnut St., Camden, col.
9ol Henry Clyde Pate. Sr.. Sarsfield
ami Cnion Sr.. Camden, wh.
9"2 Francis Joseph Sheheen, 40S
Itutledgu St.. Cain den. wh.
903 Johnnie Filer, York St., Camden,
col.
901 Law re licre IVte Crafto, 822 Market
St., Camden, col.
905 Edward H. Alexander, Rt. 1,
Camden, col.
90(5 John Henry Tucker, Rt. 1, Camden.
col.
L?~.'
907 Samuel Fred Thomas, *?82 York
St., Camden, col. ,
908 Unvla Uunuel Kobiuaou, Rt. 2,
Camden, wh.
909 Jake Oopoiand, lit. 1. Cassatt, wh.
910 Duvld Quick, Hermitage Mill.
Camden, wh.
911 Isaac Favor, Ht. 3, Hex 36H, Camden,
col.
912 Eddie Robinson, Kt. 3, Hox 29,
Cumden, col.
913 Helton Hrovurd. Jr.. Kt. 3, Liox 20.
Camden, col.
914 Utwreuce Hailey, 41? York St.,
Camden, col.
91 f? Frank Carter, 314 Sabbath Ave..
Camden, col.
910 Thomas Edward Joints, 1728
Campbell Sr., Camden, col.
917 J,iinea Larry Anderson. Hampton
St., and Sarsfleld Avo., Camden,
wh. \
918 Clovland Cooke, 509 Market St.,
Camden, col.
919 Klchard Stewart, 509 Market St.,
Camden, col.
920 William J ease Hrown, Hermitage
Mill. Camden, wh.
921 Thomas Andrew Gfeon, Kt. 1,
Cassatt, wh.
922 James Hoy kin, 1212 1-2 Gordon
St.. Camder\, col.
923 Far nest Hunter, Kt. 2, Cassatt,
wh.
921 Hoyward Lee Anderson, Kt. 1,
Cassatt, wh.
925 Huford Aixlell Young. Kt. 1,
Cassatt, wh.
926 Washington Williams. RFD Hox,
. . Boykin, col. - - ? ?927
James Thelton Hasty, Ht. 2, Camden!
wh.
92 S t-luade' Ueslie Barker, Hermitage
Mill, Camden, wh.
929 Oscar Bradley, Kt. 1, Camden,
wh.
930 Raymond James Outlaw, Wateree
Mill, Camden, <wh.
931 Grover C. Ohasteen, Jr., Hermitage
Mill, Camden, wh.
932 William Harvin llhodus, Hermitage
Mill, Camden, wh.
933 Sidney William Hobinson, Ht. 2,
Camden, wh.
934 Cliff Washington, Kt. 4, Hox 13,
Camden, col.
935 George "Fletcher, 310 Savage
Ave. Camden, col.
936 Baron Eddie McGougan, Rt. 1,
Cassatt, wh.
937 John Henry McLeod, Jr., Laurens
Court, Camden, wh.
938 Otis Andrew Tidwell, Ganduer
St., Wateree Mill, wh.
939 Johnnie AKbert Thompson, Rt.
1. Cassatt, wh.
940 Alex Berry Baker, Rt. 1, Kershaw,
wh.
941 John Thomas Robinson, Rt. 3,
Box 31, Camden, ool. {
31, Camden, col.
942 Clyde Wtlson West, Rt. 1, Cassatt,
wh.
943 James Turner, Rt. 2, Box 160,
Camden, ool.
944 Jim Davis, Rt. 1, Cassatt, wh.
945 Bennie Gray, Rt. 3, Camden, col.
946 James Daniel Young, Rt. 1, Cassatt,
wh. <
947 Edward Berkley Carter, 303
York St., Camden, col.
948 Clifford James Threatt, Rt. 1,
Cassatt, wh.
949 Lawrence Major, Chestnut St.,
Box 25, Camden, col.
950 Robert Belton Elliott, Rt. 1,
Cassatt, wh.
951 Leo Addison. Rt. 4, Camden, col.
952 Earnest Belton, Rt.-1, Box 83,
Cassatt, col.
953 William Thomas Miller, 917 Lyttleton
St., Camden, wh.
954 Horace Arthur Hall, Box 74, Rt.
2. Camden, wh.
955 Andrew Robinson, Box 17, Rt. 1,
Camden, wh.
956 Lewis Johnson. Rt. 2, Box 3.
Camden, col.
957 lvcslle Tillman, 825 S. Main St.,
Camden, col.
958 Eliba Thomas. Rt. 3, Box 6 A,
Camden, col.
959 Clyde Robinson, Rt. 1, Cassatt,
wh.
"960 Clavborn Anderson, Box 68, Rt.
3. Camden, col.
961 James Edward Gamble. 1606
Campbell St.. Camden, col.
962 Henry Marion Carlos. Rt. 3, Box
16A, Camden, col.
963 Thomas James Gibbs, Camden,
col.
964 Marshal Robinson, 806 Market
St., Camden, col. ? - -as?
9Go Carroll Wilton Fogle, 612 Iiafay.
ette Ave., Camden, wh.
966 Walter Bu<ld Melton, Lafayette
Ave., Camden, wh.
967 Uiwrence Belt Bran ham, Rt.
Box 4, Camden, wh.
968 Joe Newton Rhodus, Hennitaf?
Mill, Camden, wh. v
969 Tom William Baker, Rt. 2, Camden,
wh.
970 George Harris, 416 York St.,
Camden, col. .
971 John Aligns Hagins, 307 DeKalb
St., Camden, wh.
972 William Lee Hinson, 1007 Mill
St., Camden, wh.
973 Curtis Eugene Ogburn, Rt. 2,
Camden, wh.
974 Matthew (Mac) Samuel, 1811.3-4 Campbell
St, Camden, ool.
976 John Stephen Gary, Rt 2, Box
160, Camden, ool.
976 John Lindsay Mickle, Rt 3, Boi
109 1-2, Camden, col.
977 I>oc Watikins, Rt. 3, Camden,
col.
978 Willie Brown, Rt. 3, Box 36B,
Camden, col.
979 Charlie Adamson, Rt 3, Box I, Camden,
col i
980 Dompsey Walker, Rt. 1, Oaasatt,
col.
981 Andrew (Yank) Johnson, Rt. 1, 1
Box 20, Boykin, col.
982 Fred Coleman, 638 York St.,
Camden, col.
983 Taylor Gardner, Rt. 3, Box 108,
Camden, col.
984 Ernest Clarke, Rt 1, Cassatt, col- ^
985 John William Flowers, Lakevlew
Terrace, Camden, wh.
986 George Asby Rhame, 1610 rair_^,
St., Camden, wh.
987 Calhoun Ancrum, Jr., Court hu)|?Camden,
wh.
First Aid For Defense
With the nation's defense program swinging into high gear, the
American Red Cross is training the largest number of First Alders
in history. Last year 379,000 received certificates in Red Cross
First Aid classes. The pace set so far this year Indicates that
more than a halt million persons will be trained. Top, an industrial
worker is treated by a fellow worker, a Red Cross trainee. Below,
an airport mechanic gets attention for a minor Injury. Inset, the
famous Red Cross First Aid kit.
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Haiglar Theatre
PRE9ENT S
1 / * ** V
FRIDAY, NOV. 8.
The World's Worst Outlaws
Ride Again!
"WHEN THE
DALTON'S RODE"
NVltli Randolph $cotu-?Kay Francis
SATURDAY, NOV. 9.
.lack Randall in
"COVERED WAGON
TRAILS"
; Also Adventures of Red Ryder
i and .Coin wiles
MONDAY, NOV. 11?
i ONLY
\
The picture that has played more
return engagements In the
Carolina's than any two
| pictures ever made
"BANJO ON MY KNEE"
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13." "
Weaver Brothers and Elviry in
"GRAND OLE OPERY"
__?????* US
Goodrich Tires ?. Batteries i
EASY TERMS !
| RADIOS ?BICYCLES.
ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY
CAMDEN, S. C.
'
I PASTOR HALL
j His story will blast its message of entertainment
I to a shocked world!
! ^
I;
| You will gasp and shudder at some of the inci|
dents depicted here!
| j "Filled with dynamite. So stirring, so powerful and
daring it left the preview audience limp!" says j
I i
I Loucella Parsons. j
"Most powerful film I have ever seen!" says the J.
j New York Herald-Tribune.
i "I can't remember when I have been so stirred!"
I ?North American Newspaper Alliance. !
I PASTOR HALL J
I
j Camden Theatre
Camden, South Carolina
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I Monday and Tuesday, November 11-12