The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 20, 1943, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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Thl. week wc are going to change
J complexion of this column. You'll
J, that Instead Of the usual digs
? cracks we are giving you a potCrH
of things sarlous, facecetlous
IJja few that might vsrgs tin the
^ulou8' %
like serious things first For in|r
.f received a latter from
KLwhere in the South Pacific"
E* chap named Jesse B. Vaughan
P used to work at the Palmetto
KiaerH and later with Buddy Benton
Jttlie Del-uxe Cleaners,
wants to ge^ letters from
Hondo I" th< 8t*tef/r Pereonally |
(Jnk it would be a awell Idea for a
r*f you boys?and yea, girls too?
write Dan a letter.. You'll underind
why I suggest this when you
id the letter Dan send* to me/ Here
If**' see
Dear Skipper: You probably don't
Member me personally, but I think
Ejtr reading this you will iknow I
U from Camden. I have been getting
lio Chronicle and believe me, it le
Jitter everytime. 1 know the boys
from home that are in the service appreciate
your writings as well as I .do.
fvu employed by Dan Mackey and
tbo Baddy Denton. We, as soldiers,
ippreclate what the civilians are dohg
at home to help win the war end
it realize how hard It is for them to
rote their time to writing to .us
often."
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" 1 think you wITI agree," the letter
continues, "when I say that the pen Is
?m of the best morale builders there
jt Mail here is scarce and we (don't
gst It every day. We. look for .g boat
tni then 'sweat out a tetter.' If the
people at home could see the sxpresjlmon
a chap's face when he didn't
get a letter, or when he -did, they
would realize just how Important (their
trtters are. Spare not the pen and
Mn the war."
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"Spare not the pen and win this
Cr"?is just about the best slogan 1
re heard in many moons. Let all
d08 take it to our hearts and WRITE
OUR BOYS OVER THERE. This
corner has already sent a cbeery letter
to Dan.
Weil, that's that. And now 'let ris
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^r? to another little matter that we
regard aa having a aerioua tinge to
Jt Have you ever listened to the
aho(ft wave broadcast from the Eplevine
In NeXv York? Almost dally reoopel
Cathedral of 8t. John the Dlof
St. John's Cathedral are broadoast
dordlnge of hymne made by the choir
to the armed forces overseas.
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And are thdse hymns a Jot of numbers
the boys are not familiar with?
They ure not. They are hymns that
every soldier, every church goer
knows and llkea to help in singing
thetn^ For Instance In the limited
llat which hau been recorded and
used in the broudcaHt are "Abide
With Me," ''Sun of My Soul," "All
Hail The Power .of Jeaue Name,"
1 "U>ve Divine," "Oh Clod Our Help In
Ages Past," "Fight The Good Fight,"
"Angels From the Realms of Glory,"
"Alleluia," "Song of Gladuuas" and
"Come Holy Spirit."
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There len't anything more inspirational
In a church aervloe than the
whole-hearted cooperation of the congregation
In the singing of hymns.
And the congregation will sing hymns
only whtn they know them. I think
that list used by the 8(. John's oholr
Include hymne we all know * and
love. '
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The military service reports, that
a device has been perfected by which
it Is poBBlble to see through three
miles of gof.?- South Carolina should
be one of the first customers to figure
out Its political situation.
The trouble with our AmerioaiT
forces seems?to be that they arcn'4
quite as smart as Alley Oop and a lot
of the other oomlo strip character*.
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Too many people In public offt.ce
have convinced themselves end a lot
Of other people that they are indispensible.
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Recalling the daye of P.WA, CWA,
and what not, this Is a good time to
support the government. The time
may come when the government will
have to support you.
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Camden should have an ordinance
banning carnlval'6.
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Membership In this, that and everything
typifies the lowbrow, never the
high brow In culture.
The heady wine of inflation may
produce the illusion of a boundless
prosperity. But a postwar reckoning
is Inevitable. The hangover was terrific
last. It may be much worse
again. i
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Herr Goebbele sends out the same
old alibi. The evacuation of western
Sicily by .Axis forces has been going
according to plan, he says. But he
neglected To say that the plan was
mapped by the Allied commanders.
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N If you have tried your hand at
aOXPftthlpgf and failed, you might try
your head. And along the same line,
there are many things worse than
work; for instance, being out of work,
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The G. O. P. Old Guardian finally
broke down. Yesterday he dropped
Into the drug store for a copy of
Willkle's "One World" and aaplrln.
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Orchids and Onions
Now alnt it the truth folks. When
a fellow breaks a date he usually has
to but when a girl breaks a date she
usually has two. v
And it might be said along that
same line that a man can be pretty
accurately measured by the sisje of
the thing that makes him angry.
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Have you heard of the state hlgh
way cop who stopped a lady driver out
west of Camden one early evening and
said " Sixty-five at least." Whereupon
the woman got mad and yelled at him
"How dare you? It's this hat that
makes me look so old."
Good old Ben Team, who knows all
there 4a to know about radio and
things radio, called on us last week.
Ben is ope swell fellow and was a big
factor In making the Boy Scout movement
In Camden perk at top speed
when he was here. Just another unfortunate
situation caused by the war.
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Well, you gtrls who found your
breath coming Jiv little gasps?we almost
said small pants?can get back
to normal respiration again. Bob
Morgan?beg pardon, Major Robert
Morgan, ex-hlghway cop, Southern
Aviation cadet, etc.*, etc., and now a
major with oak leaves on his shoulders,
who was given the once-over
and . good bye forever by Margaret
Polk of Memphis, is going to marry
a dame at San Antonio, Texas. At
least that is what the Major says.
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Take this as a tip. Take sugar off
the rationing list, add to it the current
whiskey shortage, mixed in America's
mounting thirst, and you've got a
recipe for bootlegging that may outstrip
that of prohibition days.
Buy War Bonds and Stamps
Ho Hum! Major
Morgan Hit By
Dan Cupid Again
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The old vaudeville slogan of man^
years ago of Moff ag'h. on ag'u, gone
ug'n, Fluulgan," seems to apply to
delHinalr Major' Robert K. Morgan,
skipper of the faraoua Flying Fortress,
"Memphis Belle."
Ohly a few weeka ago the former
Aahevllle highway cop was to wed
Miss Margaret Polk, of Memphis, for j
whom the Flying For trees was named.
Pictures of Major Bob and Miss Polk
were printed in all the newspapers of
the natlou. A number of Camdeu
socialites who. had dated with the
Major when he was a cadet at the
Southern Aviation post here, were
crestfallen. Then, like a mid-summer
sun biasing through murky clouds
came the announcement that Mips
Polk had given the Major the gate.
But alas and alack! Socialite hopes
were dashed to smithereens, for last
Wednesday Major Morgan announced
In ABheville he would be married In
September to Miss Patricia Janes
Hucklns of San Antonio, Texas.
Well, mebee.
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CADET CHA8. EVAN8
BOINEAU COMPLETES COURSE
Chapel Hill, N? C.?Naval Aviation
Cadet Cbas. Evans Bolneau, son of
Major Chas. Bolneau, of Midflelds
Plantation, Boykin, has successfully
completed the - intensive 11-week
course at the U. 8. Navy PrerFlight
school here, He has been promoted
to primary flight training at the Naval
Air Station at Olenvlew, 111.
Cadet Bolneau attended Camden
Htgh school and Citadel from 1941 to
1943. The extra-curricula activities In
which he took part Included football.
AN ORDINANOft
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unit) tt receipt - for the purchttae
money, but uot make title to the purchaser
until the expiration of twelve
(|3> months from the date of aale,
if the property sold be not redeemed
aH hereinafter provided, and annex
laid receipt to the duplicate warrant
yvith the endorsement thereon of hia
action thereunder and shall after deducting
from the proceeds of aale. the
coats and expenses of said sale, pay
over to the City Clerk and Treasurer
and taxes, charges and penalties due
and lucurred by said defaulting taxpayer;
and upon writteu notice given,
of any mortgage or other Hbn on Said
premises so sold for taxee, shall hold
the excess, if ?ny, until authorised
and directed by the proper judicial
authority as to the mode of disposition.
or by written consent of the defaulting
taxpayer that the said excess
be paid over to mortgage or Hen creditor,
mul according to priority if more
than one; PROVIDED/that the owuer
or grantee of any mortgage creditor
may within twelve months froin date
of such sale redeem such property by
paying to the Chief of Police or City
Clerk and Treasurer the taxes, cost,
penalties and expenses of sale, together
with six (6) per cent interest
on the whole amount of the purchase
price of said land so sold, and thereupon
the Chief of Police or the City
Clerk and Treasurer shall pay back
the refund to the said purchaser the
amount paid on his bid, with interest
as above stated, and the bid by the
said purchaser shall be then cancelled
and revoked, the owner or- grantee
remaining in possession of the said
land: PROVIDED FURTHER. That
upon failure of defaulting taxpayer or
other party interested to redeem said
land so sold for taxee wtthin twelve
months as stated, the Chief of Police
Shall make title to the purchaser and
put the purchaser in possession of the
property poldc and conveyed; PROVIDED
FURTHER, That in case of
threatened waste or damage to the
premises by, the owner or any other
party, dtirlng the twelve months allowed
for redemption, the purchaser
at said tax sale, shall have the xight
to apply to the Court of Common
Pleas or a Judge thereof for an injunction
against such waBte And for a receiver
to take charge of the property
until the end of the twelve months for
redemption unless sooner redeemed;
PROVIDED FARTHER, That whenever
any real estate is levied upon for
taxes by the Chief of Police, it shall
be his duty, before proceeding to advertise
the same for sale as now provided
by law, to give twenty days
written notice of such levy to the
owner of each mortgage contained on
a list that may be filed with him,
(giving the name of grantor or mortgagor
kind, of instrument, book of
record and page recorded), the said
period of twenty days beginning to
run from the time the said notice is
personally delivered or froiS the date
KER8HAW LODGE NO. St, A. F. M.
V( Regular Communication.
Ja First Tuesday of Bach
Month, AtlP.M. Visitor*
r^\ ^elcom#*
J. B. ROSS, Secretary.
J. Q. HOFFMAN, W. M.
of ltd mulling when delivered by mall,
said notice shall contain a description
of the land levied upon, the name
of the owner thereof, the year or years
for which the taxes were assessed and
a statement of the amouut thereof
with accrued costs, and shall be delivered*
to such owner either personally
or by registered mail with return
receipt requestod at Jhe addf^ss
given on aald list. The Chief of Police
shall keep a copy of aaid notice,
which he shall enter the date the
sumo was delivered, how, where and
to whom and shall fllo the Bame with J
the City Clerk and Treasurer; PROVIDED
FURTHER, That when real
estate is sold for taxes in Haid City
it shall be the duty of the Chief of
Police, before delivering title to such
real estate to the purchaser at such
sule, to give not lees than thirty days'
notice to any mortgagee or assignee,
of any mortgage appearing of record
within ten years of such seizure as
interested in such real estate of each
sale in order that such mortgagee or
assignee may have an opportunity to
redeem the said real estate, as now
provided by law for the owner thereof.
Such notice shall either be served
on such mortgagee or assignee in person
or forwarded to his last known
post office address by registered mall,
or when his whereabouts may be unknown,
It may be had by publication
as In civil actions, the expenses of
which publication and petition shall
be paid In advance of publication by
the purchaser at said sale: PROVIDED
FURTHER, That the City of
Camden shall receive One ($1.00) Dollar
for each notioe so given.
Ratified by the Mayor and Aldermen
of the City of Camden, South
Carolina, in counoil assembled, thio
9th day of August, 1943.
F% N. MoCorkle,
Mayor, City of Camden,
South Choline.
Loqlso W. Roy kin, ?M
City Clerk and Treasurer,
City of Camden, South Carolina,
FA8TER THAN TNT
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Cyclonlte, a now explosive for
bombs ami shells, explodes even faster
than TNT, Dr. Alberto F. Thompson,
of Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, declared la a General
Nlectric Science Forum address.
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Announcement!
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Globe and Rutgers
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for health's sake, the
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Felt hat to frame your curls
with frou-frou .veiling for flattery.
Satin calot that hugs your
. head and has a huge bow in
front.
Felt humper with a new
look about it. Huge, swirling
front ornament.
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