Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PAOE TWO THE tAMOEN CHRONICLE. CAMDEN. SOUTH CAROtiNA. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 17. IMS Sure to Please Qifts For the Louely Ladtj M • • • i"'. . •< Gifts Thai ttleet ^ih • Masculine Approudl / t • » S X i * •:r-- .'T ' ''‘-I Gloves ^OP cKci • ^ » Slippers Panties Purses A- # C 7a6/e Lmen 4^9 ■ . Bedroom Slippers Slips Blouses Gowns Bed Spreads Sheets Anklets Lamps Glassware Slips Never were the words “Home for the Holidays'’ more fraught with magic and “meaning. And, although the material symbols can only approximate the ideal, you can begin now to give your gifts the special glow that these of all holidays deserve. We’re ready with ideas ga lore, to help you set the stage for a Christmas they’ll never forget... at prices to prove we never forget your hard working, bond-buying budg et! Come see our Christmas sug gestions for every home ... If not exactly the gift you had plannedythen something youll like even better! cr Leather Jackets Rain Coats , Suits I Overcoats Sox \ \ Billfolds ,0 V' , / Panties » V Umbrellas Costume Jewelry Gloves Hose Pajamas Blouses y Bags Hose •4 Underwear Ties Slacks Sport Shirts Gloves Scarfs Shirts Ties f / Belts Trench Coats Furlough Bags Writing Kits Shirts —Sweaters ^ Sweaters Bath Robes Pajamas ■rr' Belk Department Camden’s Predominating Store i- Weekly News Letter From Liberty Hill The Sunday morning' services at the Presbyterian church was con ducted bjr Elder W. E. Cuni\iiiKhara. At 3 o’clock In the afternoon tho pas tor, Rev. J. El Dondy, delivered a^ forceable sermon. Sunday school us usual, conducted by Supt. W. E. C un- nlnghum. Monday afternoon Mrs. L. P Thompson entertained Circle No. 1. After .an Interesting program a short social pf^!^ waq enjoyed. duiu»g which the hostess, assisted by Miss Jennie Jones, rserved delicious fruit juice and wafers. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Thompson of Knoxville, Tenn., relumed home on Thursday after a visit of s-- veral days with Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Cunningham. jwrents* of Mrp. Thompson. Capt. N. S. Richards and daughter, { Miss Kdftfi, went on Sunday to Hlen-i heim to visit his sister, Mrs. J. E. j Hunter, who has been sick. j Mr. Lewis A. Perry, who has been! sick for jiome weeks, is improving. ! •Mrs. J. T. Dendy and daughter. Miss Kiizabeth, and Mrs. McMurry of Rock Hill, attended the afternoon service Alt,.the^l’reshyterian church Sqnday j Mr"'at!d Mrs. J. K. lieriot of n.ishop- vllle. were Sunday gui'sls ofrelatlve.a iiere. Uev. anJ Mrs. K. A. Drniimn are ;)f ndln.tr some time with their son- in law and daughter. Mr. and .Mrs. M.j H Williams, in Camden. A very pleasant event was tho sup-! prT glv:-n Tuesday night at tho home T>t Air“ aiuT^Trs, E. ~L.' JQnes, honor ing the iiKtj's nible class of ' Mr. .tones. .Vn excellent «uppor was serv-- d by Mrs. Jones. Those present ; A-' re E. J. Cuunlngh im. L. P Thonip- :i,,.W E. Cunningham. ,A.' C. Cure-’ n. S. H, Cunningham, 11. J. Wardlaw. J. II. Clements, E., L. Jones, O. R. Clenunts. Pfb.A\'. E. Cunningham; Jr., station-, ed at F.,angly Field, Va.. spent (he weekend with his father, W. E. Cun ningham,. Sr. Andy Hagins. . agt'd colored man, who.sptmt his entire life in this dec- lioii, ilUd at his home^«ear here on Saturday, and was buried at Ebenexer IJaptist cliurch on Sunday, « Ground covered with snow thiai Wednesday morning and still fairing. .Mrs II. s. Higgiu^ visited Great E;ilU on Tue.sday, Soil Conservation ‘V,' News (By V. T. Mullen LENHREW E. LOVETTE GRADUATES AT AIR CENTER Corpus Christi, 'T'exas. nec. 4 — F.eiihi w Kdward Lovette, soa of Mti- ::nii H. T, Lovi tte, of Camden, roiit yradnated recently from thO Nttrai Air Training Center, Corpus Chri.-<ti, aqd was commissioned a lleut, in ^hc r. S. Marine Corps Reserve, Ho r* ceiAVsl his preliminary flight In- uruciloni.at the Norman, Okla,- re serve air base. W. T Ratcliff of lietbune, has 40 acres oKCiaiit Striata crotalaria ready to combiM on his farm in the Oakland community. Thlstcrotalarla was plant ed at the \ra^^ eight to ten pounds per acre oicNorfolk sand (deep phase) and will yield on the averaga two hundred to three hundred pounds of combine run seed per acre. ' At the present price of seed this is a fair income for this soli type and is cun- aixlored the best soil conservtng -and soil improving, crop for (his land. The litter left on the ground after com bining provides an excellent mulch Tor soil and water conservation. *. K. *8. Tupper 'of Mulberry .planta tion, is making preparations to seed one hundred acres permanent pasture on Congaree silt loam soil along the Wateree river. Mr. Tapper has al ready purchased his grass seed which consuls of imported Dallis grass, white dutch clover and lespedeza. Prior to seeding, which Is usually done Jn February, he plans to apply one ton of lime and six hundred pounds of add phosphate per acre. Farmers that have established permanent pastures iiccordlng to recommendations have found that an acre of improved pas ture will carry an animal unit longer and provide more, nulrltious graxing, w hlch means more beef or milk In the final analysis. Incidentally, under tho 1944 farm program substantial pay ments are made to farmers for estab lishing permanent pastures according to recommendations. * Terrace Hues were recently' survey ed on the farms of L. O, PundeTburk snd James Ward of the Lugoff section and harnle Hinson of the Antioch community by the Lynches Rlvei^U Cou,servatlon dlstxlct notice of 3ALE Buy War Bonds and Stamps Pursuant to an order of by N. C. Arnett, Judge of Probs^ Kershaw County, State lina, that the undersigned as a® istratrix of the estate of G Welsh, deceased, wll auction, for cash, to the high der or bidders at my about six (6) miles ntdi on the south side of the Port , In Buffalo Township. nooi, ^ ty. State of South Carolina, si n ^ , on the 30th day <>' dewflh-1 all and singular the ^oHowlo* ed property of the estate of G ; Welsh, deceased; to rfl bags of lespedlxa, three (S) eczap irbn. one (1) J pick-up Chevrolet truck afltL^ona ^ Chevrolet truck, . Purchasers will not be ^o ^ remove the said property, o[ , -thereof, without first c6mply»a* the bid. - . Frances B. Welsh, Admlo ^ I of the estate of Grover C. w«mp-