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^ ^ 1 , " 1 ' 1 Weekly News Letter' From liberty Hill On Sunday morning Klder K. J. Cunningham conducted the morning service at the Fresbytorlau church, reading <>? t^io Bible lesson Fhllllplan* 4 19. and a lermon by I>r. Oglesby, *' noted minister of Atlanta, (la., baaed on worda found In verae 19 of the chapter Sunday school was held at the uaual hour in charge of Supt. W F Cunningham Frank Orutnan Jones, son of Mr und Mra K I. Jones, passed his firm birthday on February 18 He was named for hie grand father. Kev. F A I human, retired minister. | Idlest utu? from I.t A C ('urlon, Jr he was a patient In a hospital in California, where he its stationed. Mrs K J Ward law and son, Jim line, are spending several days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Towne. iu Ilarti well. J Henry Smith Higgins of Shaw Field, is on a visit to his parents. Mr. and Mr* H .S Higgins Mra I. I' Thompson and son. Fat, Jr of Oakt?-> w er?* hwr?- a short w hile on Thursday afternoon Mrs K It Floyd returned on Tuesday aft'-r ? visit of ?onie days with relatives fn Florida and Mrs J Austin Butler went, to their new home In Fucbia. Call., | Sunday. Mr? Butler ta the- rormer j Ann Thompson. Miss Phoebe Richards of Greens- ! horo. was visiting her father. Mr N S Richards, over the week end Miss Marion, teaching in Sumter, sj?nt Sg^iday at home. Mrs Chester Francis of Rock Hill, is visiting her mother. Mrs John G Richards, who also had with her on Sunday, Miss Margaret Richards, of Columbia college. Miss Callie Jones of the Columbia school faculty was a week-end visitor at home. of 2-Way Help* suggests you try [Mil 'See dir#clionj on label Fat Stock Show, Sale Florence March 23-24 Florence Florence. Feb. 22.?'The present war emergency attaches new 'Importance to the 1943 South Caro | Una Fat Block kIiow and nale which 'will h.- held at Florence. Mai.h 23 24." ttays J T. I-azar, dlatrlct agent of the Cleinaon Kx ten* Ion Service. One of the mom urgent Increases | in production of food urged hy the i government la livestock products, and this show has been a major factor in the growth of the livestock industry in this section for the last six [years," Mr l^azar declares. | 1 S Rainwater. chairman of (he [ show committee, announces a new 'educational plan of awarding honors and prizes. He calls attention also to a new feature in provision for a separate show for Negro farmers and 4-H chapters. | Because of war conditions, hogs will not be Included in this show, but additional emphasis is being given to Milking Shorthorn cattle, with special premiums for grade Shorthorn heif[ era. The show is sponsored hy the Bee I IVe 'Fair Association. the Florence | Chamber of Commerce, and the Clemj son Kxtension Service. It seems that a number of our clll-, zens have birth days quite close together The following dates were given me by a couple observing birthdays Feb. 2U. W. S. Hilton; Feb. 21. j Mrs J B Cureton. Mrs. A. C. Cureton. .Miss Marlowe Burch. John William I Berry. Master A J Richards, Jr. Feb. j 2o. Mrs John (1 Richards; Feb. 29. I I. B Thompson. Jr. | Miss Adella Cunningham of Cam|?b'n spent the week-end and Washington* birthday at home with her I parents, ami had as a guest for lunch ; on Monday. Miss Si nuns, of Camden. I It may prove interesting to note I that w hile Mr and Mrs. L. J ThumpI son and sons are living at Wappaooia plantation there is not a Thompson 'living in our village. This is the sect ond time for this to happen since 1 S34. . The other time was just before the j World war 1 We notice ? number of our citizens I in Camden on Tuesday to meet the j Rationing Board, among them were: j Miss K. J Cunningham. C. I) Cunningham Mrs F A Drunnan. Mrs. Jl. js Higg:ns. Mr* A C Cureton, Mrs. I 1 Abe Hilton. Miss Clara Johnston, i Mrs Jin.mie .lone-. Miss Jimniie j Jones and Bavid Hicgins. Mr B B Boat h-o of the rehabilitation office, was in our village ou Tuesday A Clean . Appearance Is Good Business In business as in all things, a good appearance counts. Cleanliness is a major factor in making that i favorable "first" impression. Be sure your clothes are up to par?bring us your soiled clothing for expert dry cleaning regularly. 20?-c DISCOUNT CASH and CARRY No Discount On Packages 25c Or Less Palmetto Dry Cleaners, Inc. ^ Qcist DeKalb Street. Phone 6 News From Cassatt Mr# W M McCoy. John McCoy and Mr#. V B Floyd returned from Florida l*#l week They visited Lieut \V M McCoy, who sailed Just before they came home for foreign senrlce. While away they visited Mrs. Floyd# brother. Steve Perry, and family In Miami. Pvt. J R Teal of the V. 8. Army, left for Camp Attabury. lud.. la#t w??ek after VtalUoK his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Teal, here Mis# Margaret Yarborough, a sen! lor at lender college, spent several 'days with her parents here. I Frank Reynold# of the U. 8. Navy. left for Maryland last week after a ' ten day stay at his home here. . | Mi#? Jessie Hord of Shelby. N. C? j 1 h the night operator at the Seaboard ! station here. I>?vid Weal Is spending a few days) with hi# aunt. Mrs. 8. F. Crowley in1 l^ancaster. s Mr#. W M McCoy left for her home at Pelser after a few day# visit with , Mr and Mrs J. II. McCoy, i MIks Margaret West, a senior at i Winthrop college, spent last week-end) (at home. I I Ralph Young had the misfortune of injuring his neck while playing basket | [ ball at school last Friday and was ' taken to the Camden hospital hut was able to come home Sunday. I Miss Charlotte McCaskill of Columbia. spent the week-end here with her parents. I Mrs.. A A West, who spent two' week# with her son. Leo West, and family In Conway, returned to her home here last week . ' Mr and Mrs. McCreore and daughter Ethel, and Mrs. Martin of Colum-j bla, visited Mr. and Mrs. Cl L. Mc- I Caskill Sunday. I I Mrs C A Mozier and daughter, i Mrs. IVavld Hawksby, of New York.1 | spent Tuesday shopping in Columbia ! I Chas Mozier of the U. 8 Army.' | spent the week end at home. T A. Spears and family have moved to Camden. Mrs F B. Floyd returned to her! home at Liberty Hill this week after! n visit to her sister. Mrs. J. B. McCoy | Tips On Successful iVictorv Gardening ! I I A successful Victory Garden is an-, other st*-p toward victory. states^ County Agent W. C McCarley. who; j offers the follow ing tips on how to make your garden a success: t j 1 Have a garden large enough to j .supply vegetables generously for all j I The year Half at* acre, if well plan- i I ned. i? enough for the average family.! j Improve ihe soil texture and en rich it by adding fa) liine. if a soil ;shows need ror it ; (b) generous amounts of well rotted manure 16 to 2u loads per acre, or all that can be plowed under; (c) plenty of com-^ inercial Victory formula 3-8-7 fwrtlllzer applied broadcast after plowing and harrowed in?one-half to one ton per acre, or one pound to every 25 to 40 square feet. 3. Make and follow a garden plan. Include a large variety of vegetables to meet the health needs of the fami! |y Be sure to plant green, leafy ! vegetables generously, j 4. Get good seed of tested varieties from reliable seedsmen. 5 If you are a farmer, arrange most of the garden for horse cultivation, where possible. Group quickgrowing. early crops that will be replaced by later crops. 6. To have vegetables all summer j long, make two or more plantings of, such vegetables as beans, cowpeas, turnip greens, okra, carrots, beets, j cabbage and tomatoes. Keep the j j ground in use by replacing early crops ^ I with vegetables that mature later. ? 7 Cultivate as needed throughout 'the season to keep down weeds and to keep the soil in good condition. | I CITATION 1 State of South Carolina. County of Kershaw. ; By N. C. Arnett, Probate Judge: ] ' Whereas. Mrs. Bertha Smith FletchI i-r. made suit to me to grant her Let* ( ' ters of Administration of the Estate, 'and effects of David Richard Fletcher j These are. therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the Kindred and Creditors of the said David Richard Fletcher, deceased, that they be and appear before me. in the Court of Probate, to b? held at Camden. S. C . on March 5. next after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. - More Food For Victory - Garden Hoes 60c and 85c Garden Rakes 60c, 75c and $1.00 Long Tooth Grab Rakes $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 Rubber Garden Hose (25 feet) $2.25 Rubber Garden Hose (50 feet) $4.25 Spade Forks, $1.25 Wheelbarrows, $5.50 Shovels $1.35, $1.50, $1.75 Vigoro (1, 5 and 10 lb. pks.) 10c, 45c, 85c Sprinkling Cans - 85c to $1.50 Work Gloves 15c to $1.50 Hand Garden Tools, 15c each Handi-Cart, $4.75 Bycolife Plant Food, 2 lb* 25c Garden Sprayer, 3 gallons) $5.50 Barringer Hardware Co. ... Chronicle Want Ads Get Results I * I Adfor(iMm?nti under tnu neadlni will 'x rKarnsd fur hi (he rate of 1 cent srr word Minimum charge Zi c?oua Ads ?( In 10 point type double c-ha'*r 'ash must accompany order except herp customer has t'Y?un' . 75c each, depending on coudltion. ' tiring them to The Chronicle office. | FOR RENT?Rooms for rent at 415 DcKalb street, M. C Weal 49p FOR RENT?Desirable furnished a parr went, three rooms and bath Call 474-J Saturday afternoon or Sunday FOR RENT ? One furnished bed room House is not far from business district. Rhone 224-W., Camden. S C. -4 41 f FOR RENT?To couple only, threeapartment, private bath, unfurnish ed. 610 Hampton street. 49pd FOR RENT?Rooms unfurnished, suitable for light-house keeping- Apply to M (\ West, 415 Kast DoKalb street. 25cp APARTMENT FOR RENT?3 rooms, unfurnished, close in All modern conveniences. Apply Liberty Life Insurance office, Hums building. "Camden. " 49pd FOR SALE?One horse wagon Also a few horses and mules. Apply to J K I^e. Lugoff. S. C. 4650pd FOR SALE?Milk cows and spring heifers for sale or trade. Address J B. McGuirt, Kt.. 3. Camden, S. C. 47-49pd C.. 1 miles on Liberty Hill highway. FOR SALE?One horse wagon, for sale or trade Hickory. Nearly new. J B McGuirt, Camden. S. C.. route 3. pd FOR SALE?Lugoff Club house, live miles west of Camden on highway. Ie?t is 14 r? feet by 3*40 feet Address "House." care of The Chronicle. Camden. S. C. iSl FOR SALE ? Registered Spanish jack. One of the best breeding animals in the Carolina* Owner in the service. For full information ?iddress Mule Breeder, care of Camden Chrotiii le. Camden. S c 4 6 - 4 !> FOR SALE OR TRADE ?Four onehorse wagons Good condition. Ready ;o run. J. B McGuirt. .Route 3. Camileti. foUr miles on Liberty Hill hichway. WANTED?Wateree Lumber Co. wants part-time stenographer. WANTED?flood used sewing machine of any reliable make. If you have one to sell write to P. O. Box 277, Camden. S. C. WANTED?Several used office machines. Typewriters, adding machines. etc., suitable for repair or rebuilding. Bring your old machine to The Chronicle office. WANTED?A capable, reliable man to operate budget tire and accessory store to be opened in Camden. Prefer person with budget experience. Character must bear investigation. Communicate at once by mail, stating age, experience, salary expected, etc. Address: Budget, cfo The Camden Chronicle. WANTED?25 or 30 old Big Ben alarm clocks. It doesn't make any difference what kind of shape they are in just so all the parts are there. Since parts are not obtainable from manufacturers several of our patrons need these used parts to repair other clocks. Will pay up to lost OH strayed-Beagle bitch. five month-, reward. Call 1 49 6?1 J ' ? LOST?Sugar Ration Hook, issued to i F>a Jones. lUn 79. Camden. 8. 1 (. 49pd LOST Sugar Ration Hook, issuod to Marie Watts Route 1. Box 23, Boy. o * 49pd kt|i, St LOST Three Sugar Ration book-, issued to John Wesley Nelsotj, Theodore Nelson and Hobby Ruth Nelson. Ridge way, S. C.. Route 1, Box US 4yi>a LOST?Sugar Ration Hook Please return it to Leslie Duren. Westville, S C 49pd LOST?Large ring of keys, with drivers' license of T A. Bradley, attached. lost on streets of Camden or in \ icinity. Rewartf to finder, if reLumi-d to Bradley Electric ttL Camden. S. C. LOST?Sugar Ration Card, issued to Lalia Fleming, Lugoff Route 2, Box 25 49pd LOST?Sugar Ration Ik>ok, issued to Collin Black. 1218 Campbell street, Camden. S. C. 49pd LOST?Sugar Ration Hook, issued to Louise Ferguson. 822 Market St. Camden. S. C. 49pd j | LOST?Sugar Ration Hook, issued to : Dan Levy Hawkins. Route 4, Box , ;u?. Camden. S. C. 49pd . J ? LOST?Sugar Ration Book, issued to Mattie Thomas. Camden. S. C.. I Route 3. Box 46A. 49pd LOST?Sugar Ration Book, issued to ; Sal lie Bowens. Box 24, Chestnut St.. I Camden. S. C. 49pd LOST?Sugar Ration Hook A. Please | return to Irene Anderson, 1S19 Gar-i den St.. Camden. 49pd i LOST?Sugar Ration Hook Please i return to Pearly Gary. Route 2, j Box l.f>7 43 j ? I LOST?Sugar Ration Book. Please i return to Thomas Cantey. Route 1. Box 51. Boykin. S. C. 49 LOST?Sugar Ration Book. Please return to Willie Jr. Lawson, Boykin, S. t. 49 lost?Sugar Ration Book, issued to Flois Atlas Broughton. Finder return to Lois Broughton, 415 DeKalk St., Camden. 49pd I lost?Sugar Ration Book, issued to Emma. Cora and James Doby. Finder return to James Doby, Camden. Route 4, Box 22. 49pd : lost?Ration Book A. Please return to John McWesley, route 3. ! Camden. S. C. 49pd | j lost?Sugar Ration Card. Please | return to Janie Bell Carter, 513 Broad St. 49pd | LOST?Sugar Ration Book. Reward I for return. Julia Carter. Boykin. S. j C. 49pd LOST?Sugar Ration Book Reward I for return Mary Dennis. Boykin, S. I C. 49pd ! LOST?Sugar Ration Books, issued to j Mrs. B. C Irby. Mrs. H. I Emanuel, James Green. Boykin. S. C. 59pd . T ; LOST?Sugar ) Ration Book. No. 908412-359, issued to James Johnj son. 49pd | LOST?Sugar Ration Books, issued | to Ixiuis Spann, Johnny Spann and | Mary Spauu, Ouniden, 8. e., Ronu I 3. Box 88. ' . * I 'i1 1 m LOST?Sugar Hat ion .Book, to Arlene Alexander, Route U, Camden, S. C. LOST?Sugar Hatlou Book. issued I Diana Thompson, Cainden, 8 c LOST?A package purchased at J. ( I Penny Co., coutaiuiug coat, mml shirt, tie. Liberal reward if return. I ed to Wallace II. Davis, Camden, 1 Route 2, Box 45. ^ LOST?Sugar Ration Book, issued t0 1 Eddie Robinson* Camden hospital, m 49pd I LOST?Sugar Ration Book, issued to 1 Malahaki Clark,^Market street, Cam. I den, S. C. v LOST?Sugar Ration Book, issued to I Janie Bell Carter, 513 Broad street, I Camden. S. C. 49^ I LOST ?Sugar Ration Book, issued to Mary Wilson. Route 2, Box 23, La- I goff. S. C., LOST?Sugar rationlug book. Reward I for return to Mary Outen, Blaney, S. I C.. Route 1 49pdl LOST?Sugar rationing book. Reward for return to John Outen, Hlaney, 1 S. C., Route 1. 49pd I LOST?Sugar rationing book. Reward I for return to Kinase Johnson, 401 fl York street. Camden. S. C. 59pd I LOST?Sugar Ration book, issued to ^"Charles Goodman, Route 1, Box 19,1 Boy kin. S. C. ^ 49pd I LOST?Sugar Ration book, issued to Charles Goodman. Jr, Route 1, I Box 10. Boykin, S. C. 49pd I LOST?Sugar Ration Books for John I Pickett and Alonzo Pickett, of Route I 1 Camden. Finder please return to local rationing board. 49pd I LOST?Sugar Ration Book, issued to fl George W. Smith, Court Inn Cot-B tage No. 1, Phone 693-J. 49pd>H LOST?Sugar Ration Book, issued to Janie B. Jones. David Jones, C&n-fl den, S. C., Route 3, cfo West Broth ers. ^ I LOST?Sugar Ration Book, issued to I Martha Nixon, 508 York street, Co- I den, S. C. W LOST?Sugar Ration card, issued to Jack Linsey Evans, Route 1, Ninety Six, S. C. I L08T?Sugar Ration card, issued to I Thelma Starks, Camden, Route tfl cfo W. M. Brannon. 49p3 I LOST?Sugar Ration card, issued to* Kathleen Drakeford, Route 1, BoxH 46. Westvllle, 8. C. .49pd LOST?Sugar Ration Book, issued to fl Robert Johnson, "Route 3, Box lw?B Camden. S. C. W I SHOES?For shoe rebuilding and i*W pairing call at the Red Boot Shop, next door Express Office, ledge street, Abram M. Jones, prietor, Camden. S. C. - fl EGGS FOR HATCHING ? Froml?-l lected Triple A blood-tested stock $1.00 per setting * of 15 Whit* Rocks, Barred Rocks, New Hanp-B shire Reds.?The Camden no?!]fl Company, Poultry Department, )<> cated West Laurens Street. Pho??* 583. 9 ? CHICK FEED?Get a bag of that goo* Spartan All-Mash Starter for yoff? chicks and give them the r^htsUn-B Only the one feed Is all you need to I carry them through the first t?a? weeks Buy Spartan today aoo chase your chick worries Whitaker & Company, Camden. *m C 44st>tf I MAKE YPVR CAR LOOK LIKE NEWl ^M Rrinjf it in today for a wash and wax Job. We inspect your tires. With a shortage of tires "GUARD AGAINST THE DANGERS THAT RESULT PROM FAULTY TIRES." Washing and Greasing is our Specialty. Also Certified ~ Tire Inspection?Sinclair Products LAFAYETTE SERVICE STATION DeKalb Street Telephone 110 i i r>niiTr i i i IMMMB