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S ' Jlou'e 1 1 I pd FOL'ND ' nl"r; >' ? of a var-xxoie j ***; .autfuu -U*^ux..j . ? have f.Hrjit- ' y < a; :::t; r..>?!?' ar.d pajri-'U for '.M* i.jv.r'i.'-m'n- <2;-J FOR MARBLE AND GRANITE monHi ?> '*'. joa'^v^Ai ari--i> nark.f~?. 'f f VJeNi ifteb 'I-|fe*i ? ' Jh?ie. *7? V.i;f,4i : S <" 11 i-V' ; WANTED A J.:. > .? a * * "?> p-OJie ? ! r'--J ;-r ' writ.'*-.' A ;>,'.' fi.'T ' ;i .* '??- ? ?t . * r ti t \fi\i * ? li f' v V. - : x "v- ;'r 1 WANT ED?To buy s..-v-r-i. hur.dre<l a-:? s of la.nJ. A'1-1re*? L ?. Cr^l Cam l b. 8 C 'i?oif IF VOL ARE NOT GETTING EGGS \:.d Mao-< o !'' . '- .-: '? ' .i /' * -i my .'? t " ? j ' i'' ~' j ,ri < ...', : : > < ? : ' 'Illi ' ?'.! C? ' I?*iny ' :i- ' l.'-o CURTAINS STRETCHED?At rfason abH: prj'-'-f A! 1 wo.-* guarann-d Afldr?-!?H y04 Carnpbeil S'reet. f'am H O A;f 8HOE8?For ?r:oe rthbulidlng and re pairing rali a' thft ite<1 lioot Sh ip next door Kxpreua Office, 619 HutC-dKo s'reet, Abram M. Joqo?, Fro prletor, Camden, S C. iab FARMERS?Allto T'balmerfl T?raclor9 ttlve m-ittl power per dollar lnveited We trade for surplos farm prod ore, t/r# overhead, cloae j,rif en. So overage or carrylfHt marten on Jlrne deals. Ony 6 per ten' Full line pow er-farrnin< ? 'ju:prn? n Power unitB All-crop Harvester Corr,Mn'-n, harnrner mills. Free il'era'ure. Green Harvester L Implement <"o:np:iny. ><12 1-idy Street. Phone 1)273, Columbia. S. C. )uno 2Spdtf NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING The annual .shareholder* rnei ::n_ of he Fidel;- > Hull lirifc and l/wn A-soM -A be he.d -W- ine.Hda v. .'an!.', Id! .? ' p rn . at their f,f<;,. .. w F N'e-C-s arid Son I- er< W G Wll/SON*. ;-j. *, Sec re'ary. NOTICE OF MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS 'I -., .: :': ? e ,.f * ??- ? b.?;,?.e - ' ''! r'tc* N t*t'.-ia: Hark of r.s.<Lx :: ! tl S *' W I.; be '.e l J .. - r- "Ttl I -;iV a"'e|I : I ! ??.'<:< "k V V ;,A LING If AM < NOTICE OT MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS ; .. !. : . f(. li". (' . ; i *, S i d Nr. !: : I i. i : " S G W. . . 1 ' 1 I . I e S U* \ AN' 1. \ N 1 : NG H \ M Tr.-.i J ."; v ; ;i rir s a - : hid *:. < xta'e !! a - . h.it.'; < t a h j .. rid r ' < iinl-rrre , :)<! -1 < d !iinbi.'ie. Weekly News letter' From Liberty Hill; IlLii Jax ? A* iLc J r.43 chyftiv on Sunday tnoniihK !t?? * jA conftic '<1 fey hid?r Joboj fi Rj*ll*ril? lh? *kT\\:. ' A f rr*?-?-:u>j{ o- ?*h'urrh *e*wo<on **aaj hr K\'i'~r R t" J 'AAA re-elt-Cj. j *{ S )'. '1 a f iA'ivAf. * i J? , \V >. fa on ins ham * * 1 tu& if>a- J A? j yz& T I', f S 'fi'-A a.' *0 { '<! 'h' t m ?*. . jr.<r '. ( JVr',.'.? ! Pf}'?' ') 4' CoO trY 'SJ'? ?*.<* x J4?- *" ?*nd \fra John IMwjird* Kk'h j ird* af:?-r be fbnemtn j *)',b ?.'. >rn.--r ? parents' . her*. have r??.psi:4 '<> *h?-:r horn - in* : Mend;*'?. Ml*? f v-v ?Kf- A ' , r.v?>i c>? hi* mo!h*r, Mr* N H Hi* h-j hfiv.t fOC A Visit of frofll*-- il A fc VV?? | her 4 ury *i*r ?*ndj > <* K4<'*> rfe'.um OJi/Utrnas ha* pa"***-*! and *?- Sewj f Yua?~ i* uiov in* on a'ni At- a.-? pVa.v J ! <<] to f>??*j* 'hit' ?*-< '.fuD of Ih ' ! I V ' I. 1 ' j r.OUi'.U.* UAA ..UiJ JiO V-r/ S*".' | .".il At- i <-idem*. of any kind to mar th?- t?*-ac?* I land '.raa^nili'y of a saf** a.f?*J ?anej ' OOt??U V J I r. . M r s J ?>. r. 'J, Ki-cha rd^ m ho * an J ' ;ViKT?iii;V*T?ur'' o> a" Ti!T~ar l.^r bomn jj.fi.rt- Christmas ha-s almost j fni-y r-*'?' o4 ?hU h will no doi^bt j h?* pN-axifit'r?~w? *o her ?ri<*ndn 'hru-j nui t? *?:ate 1 <j*ur vf;.a?0 .Vt* a .asirnwl the ?-v?-n '' T.'rr Of !M * -.t> ha??* r?.*- j j'?i f?? ^U' i ;i ?v/* ?wr?i- to *axo t;;j tneir r la*! !'! *-- 1 A?i-*:-3 ' i ' ( ' uti fit ihalli. J f; f* . . ai..? - < N| ('nu' to the of S <".!.* ?'.jr.a , NfS'-sj A ; j . a:j<l !?U' > - . ,.V"i*v,rfij. ?-??;;i*^.* h r ? ' j *. ? :i ?* *. v? r?-? trr.*i t'rj?ir in ? r'-'Orr. ^ .Sf ,sn ("ail1.*- Ic ?.? ;-M-. VI \ L \f< ' 'a??.iii to i;. Mr- Marion i< M.mU'-* ?o ^ M > H d'.'<r., K;< ha ?! * to VJ; M.-<* Sa.-ah fuiniri^hain to h--r a * . Mi?n A.Hixh?or> M* C'aR- 1 :V... \\ ;:irw>K?r*). Nlri J H Ci-*rnto r.-ar 15i?ho?viii"; M ? I V ' M '* :?< Jf-a*?] S;.*rlnjra Nf:.m Liz/.? 'o Li.'i1 a-?'<-r c?anl> ? ( ' . ?h'? i.i'**-r -IriviriK -v. ir .i*J?:.?-i-. '.-.aoh day . i A <" \f !><ja <?f l^ncai'i-r, was a Ivi-.'o- j-) 'h.- h^?:ro- (i* <"*iara . i.'j'J I>>u;j*v Johns'wi day - !a.*t j 'A ?- * - a . j Mr aoJ Mr? J II Anderson and | ' hiid ' 71 ( arr?d**n and Mi.ss Mac-t } J*.- a H i.-' h <>' \V?-xt vii>; w*-r?* quests /f Nf- and Ms W V. Hli'or: last I w 1 M v M Wji ? Ti and hi! Jr?*n, of Iwrliiiiri'i!) a*;! N S Hifhards. Jr. of No: * h ("aruiiiia w ere hoiida-- iru -sta :n 'h' *:r-m' rtf th"ir par< :;:s Mr and .M : - N S ftn ha rds Mr- Haul L <>f K?-rshaw a.-- a vlsjt<?r h?-r?* Monday f'rof. s.-^.r \ .J Jli< hards and fa.T.ily j of 1 * n n ft ."r.. lohri 'i I i ?< i -> r ! I'lt-l ?riTr.:fyv of Kior'-noo and J P. kt *.'iards. Jr.. of the l^inrastor schools a.- jj.. >; ,*! !> i^&'*rx 5*i 'h- h. nie 'h*-?r sfs*??r? M*ss<>h Lizzie, S??phlo . ah i La 1 Hi*.har ls. L !? PjiS'-s. of *h*' Ma< k^y-Jon'-s VI- van';! '-ortijiany. ha/J cm- b**3U* arid ;rj ? "hris":nn s d-c< ra' ' - t' 'i rii * : o.I - >f ! i- jii,j v j*i ir j*o sis ' h- :r las' w t-?-k ! ;i r ; 1.?? i,: - a-to-h-i?<i a h??tr f?ri *T ; *'!.! aM h> a *t^h.'-d r?" ff-trnds ' a * ::;a: *r.>*' in I^t.':* -s-'-.r ^ ' ROTARY CLLB THLRSOAV ENJOYED SCOTCH MUSIC L< I..: ;, had ? hi?r?r*- *.' T;.i|r>" d ; :i-:i:.i?ti :;* ! ha-i aj;n; ;;j. ' ' * . ' * ; , * ) ,. 'A ,t '? f ^ L \ (J Tl . n1 f II : Wo* --t U M** * i w h** A : ' t - .? -* *. y**.j'r,ir *. ' 1 '' ! <: -.* '.i? - 1 V| a ;t - t.\?.P ' rn . :.. . H a d < v. f:*,*u N 'a York a* man;. :*-sort J i ^ - i - and a" .. v ?* ? i i; |' " ?" I ' l o ' \K.-ir\ u :. ] (? in J* "< HofTcr am! h<- wiil as r.iru*--* -|**-ak* r Augustus . K:.'h> a a;:.'*:- n? ..r < ",t rti*i*-ri ! a1,.i is !:. n.t ionaIL knf'wn as t h i v ; !iir !? : > n > ' a sf of V I.-*-!!-an <?l>rn|>i? trains f<?r many ' a rI!. v.-rutK p>: Thiir#~l.?y'fc ' :n- !!!>? w.o J.inu-F I? Z*?rnp LANCASTER COUNTY NEWS VVf?c4' !?><* V hn V b?? ft r* i H? HI jwicident (X i urred early* Wednesday night when Ronald Adams, the f.veyear-old child of Gilbert Adams, of 10 City Avenue. accidentally struck by the au'omobile driven by John Albert McManus Officers reported rha* the accident happened as the child was skating in th** atrcoi. The child was rushed to Marion S;ms Memorial hospital for examination and roma.n?*<] there through Wednesday night for observation. He was dismissed *ar!;. Thursday morning. Hospital att'-ndan's said 'ha' he was not injured seriously. 'I ho many friends o? Matt.stra'.e.) C of Kershaw, will he delighted to learn that iv-na-or J kt-w? Kunderl.-urk has sent a Jitter p? 'kivt-rnor Burnet K Maybank skin*? him t i appoint Mr. Reev-s as Mi.i.-'ra'e 'or Kershaw to {ill oil" 'h" unexpired e::n of Archie M T-rry. wee httn t?t->v~d front K-rshaw to ( hari-viiTi and has re.-itric-d. Mr f'{ ...... e* W.iS #-I?-Ct?-d tO the ?I ffj? e of n.aitistrate last summer. however he Wo il l ri'C take off! e u ^1 l:iJe. it. the sprtn-. 'I h?* appotntrnen* is for tho ur.---xpj-.-d term of Terry. af*<-r which Mr lb-ev.-s will i.i- luly . Luiol.c-r News. RICHARDS RECEIVES HIGW RECOGNITION BY MEMBERS; r?v.wh,uco. 1> C. Jan. v?Con-! j - - ::. a' i .1 i' R:? hard-. F.ftl'i I>is*rlctj ... a t.'ai "ii'ni. a a- t<>d<iy rns ' <] ; ;i w . :i > M- tn.-:> of '.he H .use R. ;> . .. v.'.iflv. s from Florida, j i,.nr; a and ' 'ar.-l.tia. the states! . . ?; ! p< N" *', a M-tlib. - of I re- s ri:.it C'?!n:nittee of the I>--mo-| . ;-.i a i,f r 1;. H<ci>?- of R- pre-j s?s!;' a ' ! v s 1 ;.; . ..; r. ;i < . ' ' . s - ??m j* ?se. i * -f >ne | \|.-!!iii-r fr-eii ?a< n /-ui- ai)?l the zones ? omiN.s-d. of s-v-ral -M'.-s The du*:- s of the committee are to advise! and - on-ill', wi'n 'h-- Speaker of thej 11 >;- e w.-ll as the Majority Iaider, as : > the Hons-* prnirnni and mernods1 ..' procedure for steering legislation through trie House The Steering ''<'ti.riit '> . also., confers with the I'rt si.lc-it from time to Lime to help oordinate activities between the fv\. c utive and Congress LOCAL COMMITTEE ATTENDS DEFENSE MEETING IN COLUMBIA A committee from the Camden and Kershaw county chamber of commerce attended a state-wido defense meeting held at the Wade Hampton hotel in Columbia Thursday noon Those attending were Mayor F. N. McCorkie. president John K delxach, j secretary Frank H Heath. John M.| Villepigue. A Stanley Llewellyn. W. i T Red f earn and M G King, of Be-j thtinn. British workers are demanding | high-r wages to meet the higher cost j of living in moves raising jH>ssible complications for the government's problem of fighting a war. which ox;? rts say will be won in the factories. Men in such vitally Important war in-j dus: ties as shipbuilding, engine,-ring I TTd nffxmv? hrtve rr>rtcherl n deadlock* wi?!i their employers ov,-r wig-- In-j crea-e demands and Ibis we.-K is s. hedubsi to hco developments it: tho sit uat ion. A new outbreak of "troubb " In India's northwest frontier province Is indicated by a refwrt from New I>olhl that two British soldiers were ki led ind an officer and two soldiers wounded when tribesmen attacked road proection troops on the Ramak road war Razlnl. northwest frontier, on Ln undisclosed date. Parish Meeting Is Record Affair (Continued from first page) Mrs. Ralph Shannon. Exchange committee. Mrs. Thomas Antrum and Publicity. Mrs. Jiobert Marye. The annual statistical report of Dr Clarke showed that durina the year he hail conducted 134 services in the f-hurch. had 5 baptism*. ^ ronftrmn i'Tis marriages and 3 burials. He: had rr.a/P- 3i?2 visits to homes and 57 i visits to the hospital He attended 13 meetings of diocesian committees and j departments, gave 61 sermons and addr? ?ses in church. 6 Lenten lec!ur?*s. had 9 confirmation classes, I is bn tures at Ka.nuea. 11 outside | addresses and conducted 17 classes for nurses. ^ I:i his annual message to the parish 1 *!". Clarke stressed the fact that accordtng to ail experts we are enter-j i?2 upon a period of financial prosper- ^ : > that will out-lo v-n she. period of j 'he la'e twenties and warned aira:nst; members ?>f the church, either as in- i dividunls or as a pari-h. being dece:v-j .-d by th" prosperity, which ho ?aid J will probably last but a few years and if past history means anything will be ' followed by a depression. He r<~ om-: iix?-ndcd that in the next few years the parish finish up the work on the par- j I ?h prop'-riy and ?hat a!! bul'd'tigs (onnoc'.-d with the parish be put in ai j of fin- r?pair, also that proper-! iry be shared with the parish by an i | increase .:i pledges and offerings, not j [only to pay f >: the parish repair] ! work, but to serve as a fund to help I I'hrough th>- lean years when the fat | ones have pa>H?-d. 'I his ho said was I a p)]i? > that every good business toilj followed He urged the -ame d?-gi f foresightedness in church operation as in other matters. Dr. f'iarke sjx>ke of his five years of service as rector of the parish and of the happiness that has been his and the members of his family in the fine ! association with the members of tho 1 church and with the good people of j Camden. He referred to the fact that five ydars ago he suggested a five year program for putting the church property In good repair and declared that with the splendid l^elp of the ladies of the parish that progTam had boon about completed. He appealed for more cooperation in i the Sunday school program and also urged a greater number of church ! members affiliated with the church | choir. j Mrs. W. H. Harris, retiring presi]<l^nt of the Women's auxiliary, gave an interesting report of the year's work by her units while R. B. Clarkson rej>orted on the recent every member canvass. C. H. Zcmp submitted a financial report while Mrs E N'.-McDowell gave a report on Sundayschool activities. The parish meeting was one of tho largest attended in the history of tho church and much enthusiasm was in evidence. NOTICE Annual Meeting First Federal Savings and Loan Association The annual meeting of the shareholders of the First Federal Savings and i>oan Association of Camden will be held In its office on Rutledge Street. January 22, 1941. at 10 o'clock in the morning. D A DOYKIN. Acting Secretary-Treasurer. 42-42mb. News Events Iii and Around Bethune in -rrr ~ 1 B?-?hutt*, S C. Harriett Mays rwurnfjd u> New ?wi twlr urday where nio U a:njoJ(njs: school. lnmi>g ih'v bt>!Viayi her_-W? i Mir? Kvther N|re?y. ? # risked her tar * few day* Mr and M** B^?fon Hanooc*. of Camden, were week end guest* ot ^fand Mr#. Ix-e May*. ... , .. *>?*? K t&w nntl Harriett Maya vi?itcm! the Medley Kings. of Charleston. last week. , < The college girls and boys have returned u> their reopoctive school* after spending the holidays with their parents here. Mr and Mn l*-e Morgan spent Wednesday night with Mrs. |5v? Morgan on their return from their honeymoon spent in Florida' Mr.*and Mrs. Morgan will ma*e their home W Pickens where Mr Morgan is engaged in bridge engineering for the Barnwell Bridge Construction Company. .Miss Virginia Holloway, of Hopewell, Va . has returned to her class roonf after a week ? absence on account of illness. .) M Clyburn. who has been engaged in business in Manning, is spending he time with his parents prior to his call for service at i ort Jackson. Rev. and Mrs F R Morse are receiving congratulations upon the arrival of a daughter. Elizabeth Keid. January 2. at the Camden Hospital Mrs T. ii. Josey has returned from a visit to relatives in Macon ami Milledgevllle. Ca. M>r and Mrs Hugh Witherspoon visited Mr. and Mrs. D T. Yarbrough Saturday on their return from a wed dltiE trip through Florida. Mrs. Witherspoon was Miss Carrie Y arbrough before marriage. r'orbis Morgan, of Mullins. spent the week end with his mother. Mrs. Eva Morgan Mrs. Jennings Watford and* son. 4 Jenks". have returne<i from a ten days vir.it to Marion. Circles number oik*, two and three, of the Presbyterian Auxiliary met Tuesdav afternoon with Mrs. C. B. Mitchell. Mrs W. A. McDowell. Jr. and Mrs C C\ Pa'e respectively, 7 he topic for round table discussion was "Our Greatest Foreign Mission Miss Ruth Estridge. of Kershaw, was the week end guest of Miss Mary MeKinnon. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Bethune and son,; Tom. of Hartsville were dinner guests. I of the R E. McCaskill's Wednesday, evening. ! Miss Rose I^ee and Miss Martha; 'Harrison 'spent the week end in New-, berry' with "Miss I-ee's mother | Miss Leila Hodge was guest of: friends in Lexington for the week end.; The girls and boys basketball team, defeated the Jefferson teams in an j interesting game here Monday evening in the gymnasium. Who Knows About Mr. P. Thornton? Are any of the descendants of P. Thornton who years ago lived in or near Camden alive? The Camden and Kershaw Cour.'v Chamber of Commerce would like to know and the reason is that J M. Huieit. of 6u5 Ea-sl Monroe street, at Harlingeh. Texas, has a very interesting heirloom to give them. in a letter to the Chamber Mr Huieit says: ''In looking over some old family j books I found a copy of an old receipt book which has the title The South' ?-rn Gardener and Receipt Rook' It has 3-'9 pages and was published by [one P. Thornton of Camden and was ; printed for the author in 1S40. j "It is very interesting to read the | receipts and remedies for the ills, [both human and domestic animals, j during the old days. The book was my grandfather's. J 11. M litis' of Edgefield. S. C. I am very anxious to learn if this publisher has any descendants in or near Camden, as they may wish this book as an old heirloom. I will thank you very much if you can assist me in locating them." COLORED DRAFTEES The following colored drafteea have been ordered to report to local boards numbers 46 and 47 on January 20, 1941, for induction into the United States Army. The first two are to be sent away and the latter two are alternates or replacements: James Thompson. Jimmie Barnes. George Washington Lyles. Johnnie Richard Murphy. Thp celiac ganglion is the "lower brain" of the human body. Situated just below the breastbone, it is a cluster of nerves which control Ihe heart, lungs, stomach and blood emulation. Kirkwood Hotel Ready For Season 'Continue^ from first page) The social life of the hotel will bo built around the presence of the famous War ten Ford Orchestra from Greenwich, Conn., a musical organization which has won fame as one of the outstanding debutante bands of the east. This band will take over at The Kirkwood on February 1st with a dancing party in the grill. The tentative schedule calls for regularly scheduled Saturday night dances, and also dancing after the bingo parties every Wednesday even- 1 ing. The hotel proposes a tea every' afternoon with the orchestra providing a musical background for guests. In addition there will be a Sunday evening concert every week in the music room. The Kirkwood golf course was never in better shape than it Is at the present time and players are enthusiastic over the greens which they describe as being the finest in the south: Plans are being made to bring Joe Kirkwood. famous trick shot expert to the Kirkwood course later in the season. At the tenni3 courts, brick dust brought from New England will be used to surface the courts in prepara tion for a series of tournaments and also the appearance of a number of tennis stars. WILLIAM REESE SHAW DIES AT BISHOPVILLE Bishopville. Jan. 4?Funeral ser'vices for William Reese Shaw, 79, who ? died at a Florence hospital last Thursday' night were conducted today from his home on East Main street. Bishopville. Interment followed in Presby* ' rerian cemetery. Mr. Shaw was bom and reared in Lee county. He was one of the pioneer merchants of Bishftpviile and I was for many years connected wita a ' number of business institutions. | On account of his age he retired 1 from active business several years 1 ago. | He was the son of William Reese iShaw and Mary Carnes Shaw, both of I^ee county. He is survived by Mrs Olivia Durant Shaw to whom he was married over 50 years ago. He la also survived by one half brother, Heary C. Miller of Tatum. President Roosevelt swapped New Year's greetings with the King of Italy. King Victor Emmanuel felicitated Roosevelt: "On the approach of the New Year I wish to express to you. Mr. President, all my most cordial good wishes for the people of the United States and for you personally." Roosevelt returned the greeting by saying that he hoped during 1941 that "the Italian people may. be enabled to enjoy the blessing of a righteous peace." I Short Term Credit I For Crop and Livestock Production I Low Interest Rates i A COOPERATIVE CREDIT INSTITUTION RUN BY | AND FOR THE FARMERS IT SERVES ( * j ! PAY INTEREST ONLY WHEN YOUR LOAN IS ' WORKING FOR YOU j I MEETING AT THE KERSHAW HIGH SCHOOL I I * I Kershaw Production Credit Association j < ' m; i I I Agricultural Bldg. William* Bldg. I|< li 11 ( I Camden, S. C. Lancaater, S. C. 11 , I ?- ' I' AIIHBAM E RIC A MMfe ' ~ - : GAS TANKS FOR DIRIGIBLES, fill 'ER UP WITH HELIUM." SAYS THE PJRIGlfilE ..., COMMANDER... / OUT THERE'S ONLY 1 ONE GAS TANK THAT / HAS THAT BRAND. ' AT AMARILLO. TEXAS. < * HANDS ACROSS THE CANYON MEN CAM SHAKE HAN/PS ACROSS ZION CANYON, IN UTAH. AT SOME POINTS ... AT OTHER POINTS THE CANYON IS 12 MILES WIDE. OVt K 4U,UUU AMERICAN! TOWVS AND VILLAGES HAVE NO OTHER PUBLIC T RANSPO'RTATION than; grevhouvd A\'D OTHER BUS LINES!, h~- ? f\. NATURE GONE MAD NEAR BELFIELD. \f. DAKOTA. NATURE SEEMS TO HAVE GONE A BIT INSANE ... AT LEAST THAT'S THE IMPRESSION THE BADLANDS GIVE! ~ 1 ?* - -a STATE THEATREl KERSHAW, 5. C. Telephone 98 FRIDAY, JAN. 10 "I'M NOBODY'S SWEETHEART NOW" With Dennis O'Keefe Constance Moore SATURDAY. JAN. 11 "WEST OF ABILENE" With Charles Starreu y* ?- y* LATE SHOW?10:30 P. ft? 1 / "BARNYARD FOLLIES" With Mary lvcfr MONDAY and TUESDAY JANUARY 13?14fo "MELODY RANCH" With Gen? Autry Smltey Byrpette. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 15 "GAY CABALLERO" With Ca??ar Romoro P Sheila Hyau THURSDAY and FRIDAY JANUARY 16?17 "'MOON OVER BURMA" With Dorothy Latnour Robert Preston ADMISSION: Matinee, 20c; Night 28c. Children 10c any time. Samp'n lvrryjl one w?> Pjk^B Columbia . 50c 90c Charlotte .... 2 00 Charleston ... 1.85 - 3.35 Raleigh 2.40 4.35 ^^^Wwyj||k^^uJ|w?ihlnflton .. 10.20 ^^^Vkj^^^^PhBlHfl^^^^H|New York BUS f f! d k^A 04Q j^^pfv ^ rnona ?^v