The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 17, 1943, Image 3
1^ a gooel patriot, I Hope, and I
I ' » complain when they took the
ar bowU off the tables and the
* out of nvy coffee. I wasn’t even
I^d when they took the raisins out
llrmy rice pudding and the pickies
iltafiny aandwiches. I even smiled
**'i» they said “No'butter with your
roll." But, now it's "No ketch-
with your baked beans,” and that
itkei me sore. •
• • • •,
sTist has become of the old fashion-
toothpick holder—The lawn swing
the hammock—The families who
„ .akfat^t Instend of -^coffee -and-a
irette—The husband who was head
the house, and the wife who knew
IT-ETeninKs around the piano—Drcss-
"ukers—socials with Japanese
interns for decorajtions?
I No dPMift Hitler and his Nazi mob
liK enj^ng our hit parade—"A Hot
iT^e in the Old Town Tonight,"
liNeep the Home Fires Burnihg" and
Vsmoke Gets In Your. Eyes.”
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These are trying times but let’s not
iw this aa an excuse to stop trying,
r ^.-0 0.-0 »—
Washington states that Gen. Patton
lb ready to take his medicine. Could
II be Patton medicine?
“ « • * •
woman is just as old as she looks
re breakfast.
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Revised quotations: Under ..the
tsding chesnut tree tiie village
l^hy stands. He has to. He can’t
a place to live. ,
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Speaking of the good old daya—can
lyou remember back when you could
|pt six 5 cent cigars for a quarter?
|when a gold-headed cane was the
Ibvorite gift to a popular man?
• • •
Or perhaps you recall the days
|tk«D you motored through the coun
side and were peeved because
ards .shut off yoiy view of the
»nery. Gash, now we can^~ even
I out to see the billboards.
• • • •
Speaking of—Bttt— SHlke«peare-^
ihit a time he must have had wrlt-
I plays. Gee, he never had the In-
ition engendered by the thought
at Bette Davis might star in one
’ them, or perhaps Frank Sinarta
"1 lend his vocal support. Poor Bill.
[Tias the night before Christmas
all through the house
a creature was stirring
iTom and Jerry—no liquor.
• * • •
I knew it! I knew It would happen,
wd it’t all the fault of those coal
•iners and auto workers with their
‘hket and walkouts. Juat look at
headline in The Observer last
(Which read: “Nimitz Strikes In
eiflc”
m m m m
L^t_Us Hope
have a Turkey for Christmas
1 also a simmering Greece
■t “Allies In Wonderland” wonder
'Christmas will usher In Peace.
• • •
^ you remember way back when
■*«ure golf courset sprouted with
*P*ed of mushrooms?
• • •
i^r fhinkogram for this week:
Kimt "peship according to the
tmZi” conscience, means
dictate’'' ' conscience ceases
^*’0 ^‘'■Bt
for , ^ conducted in
DeU -by-Miss-
“iT nrsMfti.
State Theatre
Kershaw, S. C
|ihurs..fri., dec. 16.lt
“SILVER SKATES”
■ Vffuw
“ lUl
Raker-Patrlcla Morlson
Rellta
SATURDAY, DEC. 18
“DUDE COWBOY”
. With
® Holt. Marjorie Reynolds
1 and Ray Whitley
jSAT., DEC. 18, 10:30 p.m.
“saint meets the
TIGER”
With
JljJgh Sinclalr-Jean G illie
|‘*0N..TUES., Dec. 20-21
“DESTROYER”
IM. With
I ^ *'■'1 G. Robinson. Glenn
kSljnd Marguerite Chapman
^DNESDAY, dec. 22
' henry ALDRICH
SWINGS IT”
—With— •
^.«.__Jimmy Lydon
Dec. 23-24
I NOBODY’S DARUNG”
Ikarr r ) , *
I ^■’^**^86 Calhem and
Gladys George
26c; children
I '’#~-Aduits, 80e; ehlldrsn
• «ndsr 12,410
JTMI CAMDEN CMRQNtCLt. CAMDEN, tOUTH CANOLINA. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 17, 1»48
Orchids and Onions
Red Gross Notes
Sadis K. ronTrssekow
would h.^ ^ trouble Italians
h>H f/ u® *»'«'"»«lves H they
had stuck to grand opera. ^
Gee. w6n t1t be swell when the boys
down ”*"*'*"« the ceilings go
f« "'-O''" s
ever'v
oam/J^t of the
game between Notre. Dame and the
»»'«*•• “Fred Early got
away those kicks that beat thq Sea-
time. ..V,...,, ucu«rImeui wora
If Pa.i j V would have happened has tripled in intensity and Iraport-
tariy nad been •.♦.n ance. acoordln^o Mrs. Mayfield, and
requires, the untiring efforts of every
member of the volunteers for the
service.
An interesting feature of the last
Motor corps meeting was the First
Aid practice, which consisted In the
blanket lift and stretcher bearing.
The members of the corps gave 1€8
hours of service during the month.
The appointment of Miss Fannie
fletcber as-fn-c.hairmaa of-4he Jetator
.,„,,|Hfd Cross to assist the chairman,
swerea the phone and in response ^^ss Ada Phelps, was announced. The
The monthly mating of the Elzecu-
Uve .board was held at headquarters
Mod&ay, Dec. 13, the chairman, Major
Brailsford^ presiding. Besides the re
ports of the officers most of the 13
departments gave Interesting accounts
of their work.
bne of the high lights of the meet
ing was the presence and report of
Mr. Oliver Rice; chairman of the Fi
nance committee, the other members,
Mrs. H. 0. Garrison and Mr. Nettles
Lindsay being unable to attend. The
chapter is getting set for the annual
war fund drive In March.
The Home service department work
Early had been late.'
• • • •
Headline In paper. '’Sth Army Snaps
4^™“? Italian Highway/’
Ah me! There“s a situation. I remera-
^ ^ ^as carrying
snapped open, and was my face red’
• • • D
then ilfl 0P*‘"’>«Hcally and
then left mlaty optically.
Have you-heaFd of the husband who
to an Inquiry over the wire said: "I
don t Know. You’ll have to ask the
wither man?" His wife inquired:
Who was that?” Whereupon the hub
by replied: “I don’t know, some one
wanted to know
clear?”
Juniors are to be congratulated on
having two such leaders.
The Gamp and Hospital service
committee repotted that the proceeds
from the bazaar on Wednesday would
If the coast was "sed for furnishing the 6th Cam-
jden Day Room at Fort Jackson for
• I the men of ihe 40th Field hospital.
Hitler is getting a fat nose from arrived at the Fort.
Iwking out the window for the dove ^
Dr. C. F. Williams
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• • •
laundry silnation improves he w o'J: Makes An Appeal
need to hang up his stockings for
Christmas. They’ll stand alone.
« a «
Berlin Swan Song
East side, west side,
All around the town
Damn the Allied air force
Our buildings are falling down.
Dr r. F. Williams, superintendent,
South Carolina Stat»> Hospital, has
issued an appeal to the public to con
tribute funds for the erection of a
church building on the hospital
grounds.
I In a letter written to relatives and
friends of patients Dr. Williams says:
V of years a full time
lAJv NOTICE chaplain has been employed by the
The lax books for the collection of'hospital to minister to the spiritual
County and School taxes for the fiscal, peeds' of the patients. 'This ministry
year commencing January 1, 1943, wIITTTrafs grown throughout the years to
be open from September IB. 1943. to j the point where the'chaplain, patients
December 3l, 1943, inclusive without employees feel the need for a
penalty. When making Inquiry about ^'hurch building on the grounds,
taxes, please state the school district “Religious services are now held In
number In which you live or own prop- auditorium also used for dances,
erty. j movies and entertainments. The at-
The following Is a list of the total niosphere is not that of a church, a
levies for the various sthool districts: place of worship. Furthermore,
DeRaTb Township |therexeftlon of ctlmblng the stairs to
Mills ihe third floor to this auditorium
School District No. 1 14_Prevent8 many j)atient^,,noLpl>y8lcally
School District No. 2 81^^om attendin’: services.
School District No. 4 30 “The Board of Regents heartily sp-
School District No. 6 31 Ihe building of such a church,
School District No. 25 18 ‘hat the citizens of the
School District No. 43 18 State should be given the privilege of
Buffalo Township j contributing funds (or its erection.
School District No. _3^,... 88' “Anj^Kj/G 1®*?® pr_8mall,_^8h, war
School District No. 5 jg stamps or bonds, will be welcomed
School District No, 7 20'®“*^ should be sent to the superinteif-
School District No. 15 16 ^he hospiul. All funds will
School District No 20 24 he deposited in the treasurer’s office
School District No! 22 !!!!!!!!!!!! 35 ‘® ihe church building fund to be
School District No. 23 24 held there untU a sufficient amount
School District No. 27 27j*’®® been secured for the erection of
School District No. 28 18,‘he church."
School District No. 81 » iajh • iau » m-r-re
School District No. 40' 84j‘*^* WILLIAM B. PITTS
School District No. 42 1«
Flat Rock Township L William
School District No. 8 « assigned to active
School District No. 9 27|<*“‘F w|‘h the U. S, Marines after sue-
School District '
School District No. IS 2S'
School District No. 19 27
School District No. 30 7 20
School District No. 33 27
School District No. 37 27
School District No. 41 27
School District No. 46 20
School District No. 47 18
Wateree Townahip
School District No. 11 28
School District No. 12 3.5
School District No, 16 19
School District No. 29 80
School District No. 38 18
School District No. 39 18
C. J. Outlaw, Treasurer \
Dec.31 Kershaw County. S. C. t
Buy War Bonds and Stamps
NOTICE
The undersigned .will apply
to the South Carolina 'Tax
Commission for a Retail
Liquor License to sell alco
holic liquorg at
615 West~DeKaIb Street
C. 0. Turner, Pres.
For the Use of Lee, Inc.
The Boy Eagle Notes
The lOlst squadron sponsored by
the Kia’anls club will meet Monday
evening. Dec. 20. at 7:3b p. m. at the
Scout .Hut. Mr. Szelest, squadron
commander.
'The 102nd squadron, sponsored by,
the Rotary club, will meet Wednesday
evening, Dec. 22, at 7:30 p. m.. at the
Scout Hut. Mr. Stafford, squadron
commander.
The 103rd squadron, tentatively
sponsored by the Red Fex club, will
meet Friday, Dec. 24, at 7:80 p. m’.'
at the Scout Hut. Mr. Moody, squad
ron commander.
Christmas programs have been plan
ned for all squadron meetings.'
cessfully completing the reserve of
ficers training school here.
The nea’ lieutenant was commis
sioned eight weeks ago and has bfen
in the post-gradudte course since that
time. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Reuben B. Pitts, Sr., of Brevard Place,
Camden, S. C. .
DfAloccinikfii Unil
■ lUivvOluliQi AnQ • •
... Business Cards
General Insurance
C. P. DuBOSE & SON
Fire and Casualty Insurance
Fidelity Bonds—Real Estate
Savage Building Phone 43
Camden, s! C.
KENNEDY INSURANCE
AGENCY
ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE
- ' Established 1865
1037 Broad Street Phone 52
Camden, S. C.
C. O. STOCNER
I All kinds of Fire Insurance
Agent For
Jefferson Staudafd Life
Insurance Co.
80 percent Coverage on Auto Collialon
Wartime
Rationing Guide
Sugar: Book 4. stamp 29, 5 pounds,
expires January 15.
Gasoline: Coupon No. 8 In A book
good for three gallons, expires Feb. 8.
Shoes: Coupon 18 in the sugar and
coffee ration book valid for one pair
of shoes has no expiration date. No.
1 .airplane stamp in Book 3 became
va'iid Nov. 1 for one pair shoes.
Food: ^ Brown 'stamps, Book ,,8.
meats and fats L, ‘M, N, expire Jan.
1. Green stamps, JBook 4, proceeded
foods. A. B, C, expire Decem'ber 20. D,
E and F valid Dec. 1, expire Jait. 20.
Fuel Oil: New No. 1 couppn. Class
5 sheet, good for 10 gallons (1 unit),
expires Jan. 3; new No. I coupon.
Class 5 sheet, good fdr 50 gallons (5
units), expires Jan. S; new No. 1
coupon, Class 6 sheeL good for 250
gallons (25 units), expire Jan. 3. No.
2 coupon 'valid Nov. 30. expires Jan.
i.
PApe THRM
25. No. 3 valid Nov. 30, expires Feb.
22'.
Tires: Inspections required of A
book holders every six month*; of
B holders every four months; of C
holders every three months.
•V.
Beware Coum
fromtbminon col
Oreomulslon rellevee promptly be
cause It goes rifl^t to the seat of the
Ip loosen and expel germ
re to soothe
trouble to help loosen and
laden phlegm, and aid nature
and h(^ raw; tender inflamed bronchial
mucous membranes. Tell ypiu* dniggist
to sell you a bottle of Oreomulslon with
the understanding you must like the
way It quickly allays the oou^ or you
are to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
For Cought, Chest Colds, Erbhehitis
Look Your Best
For HIM Through
The Holiday Season
By Allowing Us To
Clean and Press
Your Clothes!
DeLuxe Cleaners
Call Us For Our Delivery Service
Phone 153 Camden, S. C.
Attomeys-At-Law
W. L. DePASS, Jr.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Stevenaon Botttftngr
Camden, S. C.
ALLEN B. MURCHISON
ATTX)RNEY AT-LAW
Stevenson Building
Camden, S. C.
Dentists
DR. C. F. SOWELL
DENTIST
Crocker Building
Camden, S. C.
Furniture Rebuilding and Repair
UPHOLSTERING ^
Quality Upholstering By Skilled
, Craetemen
Shirley’s Upholstery Shop
East DeKalb St. Phone 262-J
KERSHAW LODGE NO. tf, A. P. M.
Regular Clommnnlcatloa,
First Tuesday of Each
Month. At 8 P. M. Vialtori
Welcome.
J. C. HOFFMAN. W. M.
E: ROSS, Seerstary.
lf.lf if.3fif.ifif.Jf.if.if.ifif.if.if if.3f
Who? me!
5ura, I me Enriched Table*T®tted ADLUH
Flour for all my baking—biicuitsi rolls,
pies, cookies snd cakes. Mother used it
before me, ihe taught me how to bake and
now that I am married and doing my own
cooking, George is always making ms
blush in front of his friends by raving about
my baking. He «ayi nobody
can bake like me. But he's
wrong! I believe anybody
can bake as good as I if they
use Table-Tested ADLUH
Flour—that's the secret to
my baking and will insure
the Success of yours. Get a bag from your
grocer today and try it!
*
Tune in Hsher Hendley Tuesday, Thursda*
and Saturday at 5:30 P. M. ?
m
illed^ arid' disfri bated by
COLUMBIA
GREENWOOD
» if if ^ If if. if. if ^ if if if if ,if ^ if
DON’T JUDGl US BY YOUR RIIIe TODAY
All public transfortation
is havin' a tough time to
day — there’s seldom
enough seats.
This nukes it hard to
realize how much fua it is
~tD “trivst Ijy Under
normal conditions there’s
plenty of room and good
service , . . you esn go
practically anywhere, any
time . . . you see more,
save more and really en
joy your trips over Amer
ica's scenic highways.
When the war is won.
Tin " lodlslW forward "^to
showin’ you how happy we
can make you with real
Greyhound service I
£iU-iAs iul <Uio4^
GREYHOUND
i. Oil r.ii
J
^cffsa
<Oin$tinadni5l)0n
telephone uifb^foo
)-*
• Help keep war-crowded
circuits clear on December 24,
25 and 26.
* Please use Losg Distance
only if it it vital.
» • War needs tlie wircs-even
S i- ^ 'J on Iioirdays.
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