The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 10, 1943, Image 2
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THE CAMDEN CHWONiCLE, CAMDEN*tOUTW CAWOLtWA. PNIOAY, DECEMBEN 10, 1E4»
“We Are Bu3ring War Bonds—Are You?
Part ef Sft. Edward Stranbe’s left
foot was shot away at Ferry ville,
near Bizerte, North Africa. At Hal-
loran General Hospital, 8taten loland,
N. T., they/are bnildlnr np liia foot
arain. Srt> Straube, from Perth Am*
hnv. N. J., buys War Bonds recniarly.
Wants—For Sale
Received too late for regular oolumne
WANTED—Salesladies, married or
sinRle, 18 to 40. Apply to Rose’e
and -8b- cent store, Camden,-
S. C.' < ‘ 38p
WANTED—Small furnished apart
ment or house Immediately for two.
Anyone interested please 4;all 29,
' Chronicle.' ^ 38p
GINNING NOTICE—Our ginnery will
close for the season on Friday, De-
ggi Bernard Bello, 22, of New York*
was wonnded by snipers dnrlng flie
Sicillaji campaign. His grandparents
Htc in Naples, and he has a brother
in the Army. Both boy War Bends
regularly. Do yon do as mnchf
cember 17th, pledse have your rem
nant cotton ginned by that time.
Southern Cotton Oil Co, 38-39c
FOR 8ALE-^ak dining room table
with extra extension leaves. This
table can be seen at 1411 Fair St.
Thomas- Ancmm. fSc
Technician 8th Grade John A. Wla.
niewsU, 25. ef Deer, Mleh.. lest his
right eye, three,tagm and enffered
chest wennde frera ahrapnd In the
fight le captnre Tnnie. le new
receverlng at Balleran and ia a regn-
lar War Bead pnrchaeer.
LOST—Two flat keys, one round key
on chain ring. Reward If returned
to Cut Rate Drug Co., Broad street.
City. ' Stp
LOST—Two |10 bills Jn white Liken
Envelope. Reward if returned to
Mrs. D. L. Melton, Jr., at Chamber
of Commerce.
^i«GlAL
Delidoualy Prepared ROAST TURKEY Dinner With
All the TRIMMINGS. Meet Your Friends and Enjoy
Pleasant Surroundings at Um
M & K COFFEE SHOP
CAMDEN, S.(C.
Weekly News Letter >
From Uberty mil
Services at tb<r Presbyterian
Sunday -mopulug were couducted
EHder L. P. Thompson, who read
the scripture lesson the 27th . chapter
of Matthew, and a sermon by Dr. B.
E. Smith. Sunday school was con
ducted St the usual hour by Supt. W.
E. Cunningham. The usual monthly
collection for Thomwell Orphanage
was taken. At the close of the church
service s congregational meeting was
held.
On a recent visit to Lynchburg your
reporter attended Sunday service at
the Methodist church and heard a
very Interesting sermon by the Rev.
A. F. Ragaln.
Stephen McCrae, who has been in
training at .Gulfport, MIm.. 1ms been
transferred to Las Vegas. Nev., for
training in a gunnery school. -
Mrs. J. H. Patrick an|l Mrs. Leland
Hall of White Oak. af(td''Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Patrlcji, Jr., of Blytbwood, were
Tuesday visitors of Misses Clara and
Louise Johnston, who also had as
guests on Sunday, Mr, W. T.- Johneton^
of Wlnnsboro, and Mrs. Carolyn Day
of Great Falls.
Mrs. J. O. Richards has returned
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Chester Frances of Rock Hill, and is
now visiting her daughter, Mrs. M. L
Sauls, and to see her new grand son,^
Morgan t,. Bauls. 7r~
Misses Louise and Jennie Jones
were visitors In the Capital City on
Monday.
Pvt. Bernard Heidemann’s left leg will The nickname ef PvL Milter Lieber-
be twe inches sherter when he is dis- maa, 27, s( Breoklyu, ia “Clark Ga.
charged frem HaOeraa. Be waa wound- ble.*' He was wounded ip Sicily last
ed by a German bullet duriag the cp- August and has been at HaUeraa
ia Sicily last August, since October, Every payday |124d
home is Chicago. He has beea la trao- Is taken out for War Bands Liebor-
tloB Maco SepL He’s^bavfaur bonds, maa Is bavinc. Bow mamr voa hmrt
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LOST—Pood Ration Book No. 4. Is
sued to Mrs. A. L. McLeod, Rt. 1,
Camden, S. C. pd.
LOST—No. .7 Rationing Book Issued
to Bill R. Bailey. Westvllle. S. C. p
FOR SALE—Buggy and harness, $90.
Albert Hijison, South Broad street,
Camden. 38-39c
Mrs. T. P. McCrae and daughter,
las Virginia McCrae, were In Co
lumbia last week, they went to hear
the noted violinist, Meneanhin.
Mrs. J. O, Richards, Mrs. T. P. Mc
Crae and Miss Virginia McCrae spent
Thanksgiving day with relative6_ In
Rock HIU.
N Miss Pauline Jones of Chester, was
visiting her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr^npd Mra. A. C. Cureton Sunday.
(To^'Late for Last Week)
Mrs. A. MscLaucblin, Misses
Charlotte and Anna MacLanchlin of
Chester, and Wm^hrop student, Miss
Jennie Thomasson, dtvJ«fferson, spent
Thanksgiving day wlthxMf- &bd Mrs.
E. J. Cunningham^ x
Mrs. John Thompson retuht^ Sun
day after speeding a few da^wlth
bis aunt, Mrs. A. M. MacLauchlil».^of
Chester.
Mr. W. D. McDowall and sisters of
Knights Hill, stopped for a while
Sunday with relatives hwe on return'*
ing from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Cureton oL Chester.
Mr. Oeo. B. Cunningham of the
Merchant Marines, arrived Tuesday
from Tacoma, Washington, to visit
his. wile and parents^ Mr. and Mrs.
R. H. Cunningham, before reporting
for duty on the east cossL
Mr. and Mrs. L P. Thompson were
dinner gueuts on Friday of Mrs. A.
M. MacLauchlln of Chester.
Misses Annie Belle and Lottie Clem
ents of Lynchburg, stopped with rela-
ttrps tm“ Friday, returntlig “fifbm Rock
Hill where they carried their sister,
lx)uise, to W'inthrop college'.
Sheriff J. H. McLeod and Auditor
F. M. Ogburn were visitors In our
village Wednesday evening.
G. R. Clements returned Wednesday
after a trip to the lower part of the
State, where he visited hfs son, E. L
Clements, and family of Lynchburg,
and daughters, Mrs. O. P. Folk and
family of Charleston, and Mr. and
Mrs. A- Hilton of Harley ville.
Magistrate Smith
Returns To Office
M. L. Smith, Jr., magistrate for
Ship Named Fw
Lever Launched
A Liberty Ship named for th. i . !
A. Frank Lever, member of
from* South Carolina and
far-reaching agricultural
was launched on Tuesday of
at Savannah, Ga.
The ship will be paid for from .u i
proceeds of war bonds sold ^
Club boys and girls In this and evtU
other South Carolina'county in
campaign to sell bonds for th* ^
chase of a ship, the 4-H Cluh*
the big total qt $3,625,000
Jectlve was 11.950,000. or the
a Liberty Ship. cost of |
The new ship was christened
Mrs. A. Frank Lever, widow of rS,
man for whom It was named. od‘ nr
respect for accomplishments for ku
state and for the nation.
Christie Benet. of CoiumbU *ch.iP
man of the State War Finance Cni
mittee, was the chief speaker ‘
Malds-of-honor for Mrs. Lever i
three girls, members of the 4-H pint?'
They were; Helen Key, of CollemJ’
Miriam Sowell, of Chesterfield* ili I
Catherine Sbellhouse, of Aiken! ^
Mr. Lever, while a member of ts* I
national House of RepresentatlTwL
was co-authoir of the Smlth-Lever ^
under which was set up the natS
wide agricultural extension serves
which has been accepted as a
benefit to agriculture. •reti
Mr. Lever Joined with the late See,
ator Hoke Smith, of Georgia, in s^
soring this act. In every state tts'
extension senrloes are operated by the
land grant colleges. South Carolh^
is Clemson CoBege, an4 at the
DeKaHy JTowMblp; Kershaw- Gotmty, fng aFKavannah on Tuesd^
has returned to his office from the U. p * pooir Sdent of n
S. V.Mn.n, Ho.plt.1, CoiumbU. -hero &•.TV 'ill
he has been 111 for the past several extension service In this sUts ^ 1
weeks. ticlpated In the exercises
Magistrate Smith has fully recover
ed and states that be will be at his
office daily, with the exception of
Sundays, from 9:00 A. M. until 1:00
IN CHINA i
Pvt. Herbert Hamsly, the youngesr!
Sundays, rrom v.w a m. unui i-w son of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie HanaB
P. M., and Is very desirous p* render- of Blaney. has arrived some
ItikT onv aATvievAM tfVkfninflf within hlfl A
Ing any services coming within his
jurisdiction to the people of DeKalb
Township and Kershaw Cpunty.
Buy Fertilizer Early
To Insure 1944 Needs
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,, l^i^son, Oct 30.—H. A. Woodle,
efenis^ extension agronomist, Is urg
ing farmers to make immediate appli
cation for mixed fertilisers needed
now and next spring and to accept de
livery during fall and winter months.
This, he-aavw. ia the-only -means by
which farmers may be assured of se
curing the kind and amount of fer
tilizer they need.
Because of transportation, labor
and storage difficulties, it is necessary
to keep mixed fertiliser moving, it
manufacturers are to meet farmers*
China with the medical detachs..*,.
PvL Hamsly took his basic tralnim
at Camp White. Oregeo. He It tb#
brother of Mrs. Ross Shirley of
den. He it also the uncle of Dans
Smith of Camden.
This Is the 37th annual Christmas
Seal Sale In the^ IJnlted, States.
he(^8. Mr. Woodle explains. Manufac
turers must receive supplies, mix the
fertilizer and ship the finished prod
uct simultaneously. They have been
taking supplies for production on the
1943-44 program since July 1, and
the mixed goods have been building
up In storage. This situation makes
It necessary to take measures to
avoid peak labc^r loads In the fertilizer
plants, to prevent overloading of
transportation facilities, and to r^ieve
the storage situation. Making appli
cation for fertilizer and accepting
delivery of mixed fertilizer now will
_ _Ereyje ni 8Uch congestion.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS
All parties Indebted to the estate of
Dicey Miller are hereby notified to
make payment to the* undersigned,
and all parties, if any, Jiaving <rut^
against the said estate will prescat
them UkawlM, rtaly attsatedi
the time prescribed by law. J. w
Williams. A. R. Collins, Executors!
Camden, S. C., December 9, 1941.
The hotel went on the Amerlcu
i^an-on Thanksgiving and
dining room has proven-i
many exacting dinm's since. Snndays
finds the dining room wedl fiUed.
COURT INN IS RISING
FROM FIRE RUINS
(Continued from first paga)
All
Leather
$&
FOR YEARS OF GOOD LOOKS AND FOOT COMFORT
We can't begin to abow you all the attractive
Slyppera Santa baa left here for your Christmas
Gift list. Of course you know they are UN
RATIONED—and they are particularly wel
come, because they are practical, wearable and
>gay. Give them to everyone and you know
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you've given a wise, war-time gift. _ _
Fuzzy-
Wuzzies
A
Variety
of Styles
For Men
and Boys
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Many Brocaded
and Bouidoir -
Styles—
^ $1.49 up
carpenter contractors. Masons are
finishing the repair and rebuilding of
the mammoth chimney at the west
end of the unit while painters and
decorators are putting the finishing
touches to walls anij ceilings. A crew
of painters will start work on the ex
terior of the entire building next
week.
All of the furniture of the drawing
roms, etc., is In the bands of renova
tors and is being entirely re-upholst
ered. New electric fixtures will be
Installed completely whllft.Jhs wiring
of the unit is to be entirely replaced
with new.
Manager Slade expecfs^toTiave one
of the most successful winter seasons
In the hotel's history. This belief Is
based upon the requests for reserva-
Mons which are now coming In. Many
people who have been winter resl-
dents and guests of Qmden for many
ye'ars past.' stopping af Ihe Hobklrk,
Kirkwood or In cottages are planning
to be Court Inn guests after the first
of j^he year.
FR1.-SAT., DEC. IDll
Breath-Taking Adventure of the
Open Plains!
Dub Taylor and Alma Carrpl
—In—
“SILVER CITY RAIDERS”
with
Bob WlUis^ and HIs-Tmms P
Fifth ChaptM* •
“Secret Service In Darkest Africa'
Also Selected Short Subjects
M01^.-TUES., DEC. 13-14
Charles Laughlon-Maureen O’Hsrs
—In—
“THIS LAND IS MINE”
With
George Sanders-Walter Slezsk
Also Pate News
WED..THURS., DEC. 15-16
Cute Enough To Kiss! Deadly
Elnough To Kill!
“THE FALCON AND THE
€0-EDB'^
with
Tom Conway, Jean Brooks and
Rlu Oorday
Also Paramount News
HAIGLA
Remember Him
With One of
These, Priced at
98c to $2.98
For Mom
For Sweetheart
Wife or Sit
Satin and Felt Style*
79c to $198
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THE BEST
v/; GIFT
Or ^ALL
A
BONO
E1C H E L ’ S
DEPARTMENT STOI|Ej
“Buy Only What Ypu Need, But When You Btty—Buy Quality
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GIVE THE
PRESENT WITH
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WAR BONDS
Beautiful CEUiMlen
Home For Sale
One twelve-room dwelling, with two ' baths.
Double garage and bam. Lot 100x476 feet
Beautiful shade trees and shrubbery. Six'pe
can trees bearing. Large play ground in back
yard, electrically lighted. Back lot suitable for
trucking or poultry raising. This house is built
of No. 1 material throughout, and is m the best
of repair, it is ideally located, and is one of the
prettiest places in town. Terms if desired
Camden, S. C.
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