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TMl CAMOEN CHRONICLE. CAMDEN. COUTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY, DECEMBER A l>4S
' Two-thlrda 6t all the deathi from
tuberculosis occuf before the age of
60.
CARS
REPAINTED
ANY MODEL
2 Coats of Amber Tite
Enamel
$20.00 each
See
^ A. J. STEIN
STEIN’S PAINT SHOP
East DeKalb Street
Partin Only Local
Player Named On
All-State Squad
Slated For Back Position
Annual Shrine E^attle At
Charlotte.
In
Cureton Family
Upholds Tradition
In Local History
NOTICE
Due'to ill Health have dis
posed my interest in
Sparrow A Davis Feed &
Seed Store to Mr. Spar-_
row.
1 trust my many fnends
will continue to give Mr.
Sparrow the same nice
busmess that was aecordv
edits ip the past.
C. E DAVIS
The host city of CharloU«, ivlaclng
two players, from Central High and
one from Harding High, leads ah
North and South Carolina town* in
reprettentation on the 1943 Shrine high
school All-Star teams, annouiutd
Saturday .by Bob Allen, game director.
"TWenty-two players and an alter
nate from each state arrived at Char
lotte Sunday "night and" began piac-
tice Monday for the seventh annual
classic, which will bo played In Me
morial stadium Saturday afternoon.
The Charlotte boys selected were
Sll linemen. From Central comes
End Buck McGraw and Tackle Walter
Berenbaugh. l''rom Harding comes
Guard Howard Halley.
Two towns In North Carolina, Ashe-
vlllo and Reldsvllle, placed two men
each; limit for a single school.
FJve
South Carolina towns—Spartaiy)urg,
Greenville. Sumter, Gaffney and* Bts-
ley—had dual representation.
Approximate weight lists give the
Randlapper club a heavy advantage,
although the--Tar--Heels-more thair
likely will rule as favorites. The
^uth Carolina Hne^^hverage ij®, accept a position as manager of the
pounds, their backs 171*»pound.s. The|^„_
Contribute* Three Young Men
To the Service of Our
Country.
Every since the birthday of the
Football Battle
WiU Be Waged
Here Tonight
Mather Eagles To Face Bookor-
Washington At Zomp
Field.
The Mafber Elagles will attempt the
American republic, the little Village t second blitz on the Booker T. Wasb-
of Liberty Hill, located 22 miles from i ington grid team tonight at Zemp
Camdin on Highway No. 97, has con-' stadium. In the first of the home to
tributed glorious pages to history and ] home series with Booke^Washingtqn
In the present critical period. Is doing’ gridders last week, Wednesday, the
its share toward building for a future.
For many scores of years the names
of Cureton has been one of honor and
distinction in the community. And
today the Curetdns are giving freely
of their manhood to the end that the
republic may continue.
The family of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred.^
C. Cureton, Sr., has sent three out
standing young men into the service.
One of them, Pfc. James Ellison Cure-
ton. has already made the supreme*
sacrifice. Another. .First LL , A. C,
Cureton, Jr., Is sUtUoned at' Ctmir
Callan in California, and a third, Pfc
John B. Cureton, Is at Seyjmour John
son Field In North Carolina.
Lieut. A. C. Cureton is the oldest of
the three sons. He Is a graduate of
Cheater High schooL- JIe_won a foar
year scholarship at Clemson and
graduated-from that eoUege
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FRIDAY-SAT., DEC. 3-4
Ringing, Rousing, Rip-Roaring
Western Filled With Thrills
—In—
’’HAIL TO XHE RANGERS’
Charles Starrett
Also Fourth Chapter of Serial—
<^8ECRET SERVICE IN DARKEST
AFRICA"
MON.-TUES., DEC. 6-7
GENE AUTRY
The
Screen’s Singing Cowboy
a Musical Romance
In
’’TUMBUNG TUMBLE-
WEEDS”
Also News and Short Subjects
North Carolina line average 1S4, with
the backs 169.
Drills, which began Monday, were
held on the-Central High athletic
field and in’ the stadium, with the
teams alternating each day. North
Carolina bead coach is L. J. (Hap)
Perry of Reidsville. His assistants are
Vince Bradford of 'Charlotte Central
and Porter Sheppard of Gastonjp, H
H. (Gaffney) Stnith of Gaffney, heads
the Palmetto staff, with assistance of
John McMillan of Sumter and Lindsay
Pierce of Camden.
In previous games North Carolina
has won three games, tied two, and
lost one.
The following are the members of
tbo South Carolina squad:
Ends: Pat Sbealey, Orangeburg;
Jim Haney, Charleston; Ekirl Chap
man. Harisvllle, and Buck Blackman,
York.
Tackles: Wylie Hamrick, Gaffney;
Lynwood Vaughn..Sumter; Jesse San
ders, Gaffney, and Vick- Henderson,
Mt. Pleasant.
Guards; Joce Tzevelekus, Green-
ville; Hobson Byrd, Greenwood; Mil-
Ton
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WED.-THURS., DEC. 8-9
In a Dark and Silent House—A
Girl Stalks A Killer. '
’’MYSTERY BROADCASr’
Frank Albertson and Ruth Terry
Fulf of Mystery
Added
Selected Short Subjects
HAIGLAR
Ivey, SpArtanburg,"
Williams, Marion.
—Centers:
Boris Plarz, Dillon.
hhd Bobby
Caro Ice cream plant at Dillon, 8. C.
He went into the armed service In
April, 1942, and was in the QM de
tachment at C^mp Lee. Virginia, un
til he was transferred to Camp C*ll*n
in California.
Pfc. John B. Cureton attended the
Camden High school and graduated in
1941. He entered the service In April,
1943, and was sent to Atlantic City,
N. J. and later to Seymour Johnson
Field In North Carolina.
Pfc. James Ellison Cureton gradu-
At«d from tho high school here in
1941 and when the war broke out, be
volunteered for service In the air
corps. That was in 8<^. 1S42. He
finished a schooling period at Keesler
-Field, Miss., after fonr and a half
months and was sent to the Smyrna
Air Base in Tenneisee, where he loct
his life in a plane crash July 12, 1943.
Mather xmachine rolled over the oppo-
feltion to win 19 to 6.
The second meeting of these teams
tonight on the Camden field should
produce plenty of fire works.
Indications that several thousand
spectators, white and colored, will be
on hand to witness the game which is
to start at 8 o’clock sharp. Coach
Johnny Williams of the Mather team,
belfeve.8 that ills warriers will down
the Booker T. Washington talent by
an even wider count than in the opea
Columbia.
irnr
game'lh
T. Washington board of football
strategy has not made any statement
relative to their predictions on to
night’s score, but some of the squad
The Booker
bint that the Booker Washington team
Livestock Guides
For Late Fall
For the proper care of livestock In
the ~tat6 fall Coonty Agent McCarley
calls the attention of Kershaw County
Backs; David Partin. Camden; Tom-
Animal husbandry-
'for spring litters. 2.
■1. Breed sows
Have all wean-
my Hughes, Sumter; Jack Miller, }llng pigs double-treated for cholera.
Georgetown; Oscar Derrick, Bennetts
ville; Don Gardner, Florence; Mack
Erwin,'Greenville; Watt Stewart, Eas
ley; Charles Bullington, Spartanburg.
Alternate; Fid Jackson, Hock Hill.
3, To prevent the beef herd losing the
weight gained ' on pasture, supply
cheap roughage and a little cotton
seed meal. 4. Fatten a beef animal
to be slaughtered later for home use.
5. Remove the ram from the ewe
flock. 6. Peed idle mules ample
and before they could get organized,
the Mather machine bad struck with
such suddenness and success, that
there as no opportunity to knot the
score.
The game tonight will undoubtedly
attract a large number of fans. Sev
eral cars of Camden Bulldog followers
will journey to Charlotte to witness
the Shrine game tomorrow afternoon.
Chronicle Want Ads Get Results
—r"-
Advartlsementa under tnu neadia* wll
"»♦ charaeo for- at the rate of 1 coi»i'
eer word. Minimum charge W eenta
4dt aet In 10 point type double cbarga-
;a»h mua* accompany order except
yhere cuetomer baa Led**- account.
PIANO FOR SALE—76 dollars, can
be seen at Mrs. Thomas Ros-
home at Lugoft. 35-37p
borough!^
FOR SALE—P«c*n trees, apple trees,
peach trees, plum trees, grape vines.
* Also a variety of other fruit trees,
shrubbery and ornamentals. Write
Of see, W. L. M. Stokes, Cassatt,
C., route 2. 35-41p
FOR SALE—Circulating coal heater;
also Seal Skin Fur Coat, In ge«^
condition. If you are interested
write “H. B.” care of The Camden
Chronicle, Camden, S. C. «11P
FOR SALE—One black mare mule, 6
years old, weight around 1,000 lbs.,
gentle, sound and smart • This is
no "Plug, good farm mule, WeU
worth $225 bdt wUl sell for $176.
Can be seen 10 miles east of Cam-
den on Lucknow roagd. near Mar
shalls church. P. D.^tokos, route
2, Cassatt, S. C. 87P
members are venturing the opinion , ,
fhaf tSere 1* In he a big Tnaet: : Thft JQR aALE--rdQaft .
refinished In natural wood mahog-
was~av«r-«onfldent la the first game - -Uany, $76. and, $100. CaroUM Fu^M-
ture Co. IToyd Jl. Boykin. Phone 660.
FOR SALE—1 1937 Ford coach, extra
good rubber, motor just overhauled.
A reap buy for $345. Apply A. F.
Compton, 908 Pair SL 87tf
EPISCOPAL CHURCH RECTOR
DISCUSES CHILDREN’S PROBLEM
(Continued from first page)
efforts to enforce the law.
_ “Strange to ’ say, the most serious
of alPoiir problems,' the problem of
our children, seems to be causing com
paratively little alarm, except spas
modically when spectacular events
call attention to IL Thia is funda-1 WANTED—To
mentally a problem of homes and
parents.”
Dr. Clarke then went on to call at-
tentkm to the recent action of tiie city
council in passing an ordinance re
quiring children of a certain age
giDup to be in school. The ordinance
in question requires the police to take
“Children found on the streets duilug
the school hours, to school and then
summon -th» pitfents- to—appear In
recorder’s court to explain why the
children were not sent to school. The
speaker stated that the problem of
FOR SALE—Duo-Therm'oil circulat
ing heater, largest type, complete
with blower. Will work either In
^.^fireplace or flue. Used three months.
Also small office Duo-Therm oil
heater; 1 white Majestic Range,
burns coal or wood, used only short
time. In perfect condition. David
son Insurance Agency. ' 37
LOST—Ladies wrist watch,
make, two diamonds on each
crystal. Reward if returned to
Broad St
LOST—Bla^k and white female hoa.
two years old. named Di ,ah in
eral reward offered for acy
tion. Notify W. S. Richards lS
ty Hill, S. Cl **
WEEK-END SPECIAL^-One
dining room suite, $67.50; two jkb
ner oil stoves, very reasonable- ^
conditioned pianos at a big gait-
L. t;' Branham Furniture Co ^
Broad street. I*hone 13-J. ’’ ^
WOMEN—Between ages of 21 and il
who are interested In a positla
that offers splendid opporiuniii.
for advancement, travel and adva
ture. Spring. Summer and WlnS
clothes furnished. All travellM «
penses paid. The saUry wltht^
and lodglnr is far above the
■ — Regardlwig o| itTfe^ng exp,.,
-«g©r
ence apply at once glvjng full m
ticulars regarding educaUon a
perience and hobbles. Enclose a n
cent snapshot. P. O, Box 715 r.
lumbla, S. C. ' ^
-- Froml,
lected TrlpU A blood-tested stod
—$4.06 per eettlng of 15.
Rocks, Barred Rocks, New
shire Reds.—The Camden
Company, Poultry Department, |(
cated West Laurens Street Pho»
683." ‘
CHICK FEED—-Get a bag of that xooi
Spartan All-Mash Starter for yot
chicks and give them the right atari
Only the one feed is all you need h
carry them through the flrat t«
weeks Buy Spartan today u
chase your chick worries away-
Whltaker A Company, Camdea, |
C- 44abtf
WANJED—To buy a six room house,
nicely located. Must be reasonable.
Spot Cash. Address T.BJL care bf
Chronicle. 37p
buy 1,000 dlscardedi
broom handles. Will pay 6c each.
Carolina Furniture Co. Phone 660.
WANTED—Man to clean out and
cement well at once. Phone 844-J.
37p
Tiiberculosls is responsible eoch
year for the death of more than 2,600 j roughage gind give only half ration of
children under 15 years of age In the concentrates. 7. , See that all llve-
Unlted States.
stock have shelter and bedding dur
ing cold rainy weather.
The/e are approximately 100,000^ Dairying—1. Increase barn feed-
l»eda_£Qji_ihejjreatinent of luberculosls i Ing. 2. Feed each cow according to
Mn the United States. 'production to make most use of short
It’ll be love at first sight too! ... when
she sees the lovely sheer quality and
specially molded-for-fit styling our
beautiful hose! And she’jl appreciate
your Christmas thoughtfulness as she
walks into the future!
4
$1.4^
t -
a pair
54 guage
Cotton
Mesh
$1.25
Rayon
Mesh
$1.00
46 guage
$L05
Camden’s
Predominating
-A- - . ...
delinquent children Is, at the bottom,
a problem of defective homes and de
linquent parents.
Many homes were described by the
speaker as being parking places and
filling stations, places to sleep and
eat only. The speaker said that such
a type of home never inspired the
beautiful and always-moving song,
“Home. Sweet Home.’’ The kind of
home referred to in the song Is the
kind where spiritual fellowship pre
vails, where young souls are guided
in their growth to manhood and, wo
manhood py loving and intelligent
pareuia^, ;jand where the growth of
body, mhid and .spirit*Is guided by
path nee, wisdom, eaerifice and -com-
panionship on the part of the parents.
Homes like that however, are a na
tion’s most ..precious assets and furn
ish individuals with their most preci
ous memories. —
Dr. Clarke took for the text of his
sermon the 19 and 20 verses of the
fifth chapter of St. Mark; “Howbeit
Jesus suffered him not, but saith unto
him. (!o home to thy friends, and tell
them how great things the Lord hath
done for thee and hath had compas
sion for thee. And he departed, and
began to* publish in Decapolis how
great many things Jesus had done for
him; and all men did marvel.’’
In connection- -with the Sunday
morning service at Grace church a
feaFurlng~TRe dedica-
specTaT
tion of a serv'ors guild, with an en
rollment of some seven or eight boys,
was presented. The choir oHered an
lnter( sting musical setting for the
service.
supplied of concentrate grain rations.
3. Hold grain ration to as nearly 16
per cent digestible protein as possible.
4. Fee<l roughage liberally. 5. It is
not too late to plant winter grazing..
WANTED—Some settled womaa,
white*"or mlored, to m^e home
with me. Give 16 and Board. NoHWlth-KINSUL INSULATION, ttiflil]
tlfy Mrs. Charlie Thompaon, care “ ... -
H. C. Min, Camden, S. C.
27p
WANTED—Six waitresses
Inexperienced preferred,
washers. Roxy Cafe.
at once,
also dlsh-
37c
FURNACE MAN—Do you need a man
to start your furnace every morn
ing? I can take care of two more.
John Thomas, 1900 Lyttleton St.
Phone 185. 37p
U. S.APP ROVED — PULLOROI
TESTED BABY CHICKS «vv
week. White and Barred Roeb
Rhode Island Reds snd^ other breed
$16.00 per 100. Get your order h
now so there will be no (May. Lu
caster Hatchery and Supply Co.
Lancaster, 8, C., White Street
Phone 168.
INSULATE
Your Home
recotnenanded by ow sovemmeat U
WANT TO BUY—Bicycle frames and
used bicycles; also tricycle - frames
and used tricycles, in any condition.
Bring them In today. Western Auto
' Associate Store. 1049 1-2 Broad
street. 30tf
Klntul.lnsulation pay Tor itself Insav
ing on fuel bills. Plenty of materia
and experienced applicators to appi]
It. We also do roofing and meta
weather stripping. From 1 to S yean
to pay. Write or phone United BuiM
ere Supply Co., 21 Orchid Place, Sue
ter, 8. C. Phon^ 841.XJ for free eeti
mates.
WANTED—Pulpwood, hardwood, tim
ber. We also buy land. Help your
“ government by selling your wood~
now. Want to buy several good
usfd trucks. See D. J. Oeed. or
call 321. P. O. Box 214, Cam
den, S. C. 28tf
LOST—No. 3 rationing book, issued
to Robert Brytint, 408 1-2 King St.,
Camden. S. C. 37p
WALL RITE
The Beautiful, Durable and
Economical Wall Paper,
$2.50
Usually Does One Room.
CAMDEN FURNITURE CO.
Camden, S. C.—Phone ,156
LOST—War Ration Book No. ,3, is
sued to Ella Wade, 814 Campbell
street. 37p
Just Oddities
think tbUi. young lady was very
catty. When meeting a girl friend
who was attired in a very snug look
ing new dress remarked, “That’s a
beautiful dress, my dear. Too. bad
they didn’t have It in your size.’’
• • • •
. Nowadays a girl has to work like a
horse to get a groom.
■» • • •
Giggle says she guesses she had
better run out and buy some postage
■stamps before the price goes up.
Special Notice
We have large stock of
covers to fit any make car,
from ”A” models to 1942
models. Any style, any col
or, any price.
STOGNER MOTOR CO.
128 E. DeKalb Street
KeefL
4f044/l
QHimall
piee piom
WORMS
M PHEHOIHIAZINE
We can now serve you with Lederle line of Veterinary
Products indudihg their famous vaednes, batterins, aggres-
nns, serums, viruses and drugs for animal use. Let us helpyou
protect your amn^s from many destnictive diseases.
Ask for a ooftf of **I^d9rJe animal hsalth oinDS.**
DeKALB PHARMACY
CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROUNA
Autk9riud Disiributor of
VlfERINAI^RODIlbfS
State Theatre
Kershaw, S. C
FRIDAY, DEC.
’’MR. LUCKY”
with
Cary Grant and Laralne. Day
SATURDAY, DEC. 4
’’RORINHOOD OF THE
RANGE”
with •
Charts Starrett
SAT., DEC. 4, 10*30 p. »•
’’HEADING FOR GOD’S
COUNTRY”
WHh
V^Illlam Landlgan-VlrglnU D*l«
MON..TUES., DEC. 6-7
‘THE HUMAN COMEDY*
Mickey
With
Rooney-Pnank
Morgss
WEDNESDAY, DEC «
“SHANTYTOWN”
—with—
Mary Lee aa<lJohnA£^2L.
THURS.-FRI., DEC 9-W
’’SALUTE FOR THRE^
With J
Betty Rhodee-MacDonsld
Matinee—Adults 26«;
iifidfr 12,11s
-AduHs. »0e; chlMN*