The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 24, 1943, Image 2
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THE CAMDEW CHWONICLE, CAMDEN. EOUTH CAWOLIIIA, PEIDAY, DECEMBER 24, iUM
doodfellow’s Club
To Spread Cheer
- Those who have contributed to the
Ooodfellow’s Club hare reasoa to feel
good, for lots'of cheer will be dlstrlb.
uted throughout Camden ' and sur
rounding community this Christmas,
due to the .wholehearted response of
these contributors. As The Chronicle
goes to press the substantial sum of
9251.00 has been sent in. The follow
ing have contributed siiTce last week;
Mrs. J. Ar^eme, $1.00; Mrs. Jack
Nettles, $1.00; Mrs. Samuel Russell,
$1.00; Mrs. Eleanor B. Marvin, $3.00;
N. L. Lilly, $1.00; Bill Bums, ll.^iO;
Tony Jones, $1,00; Mrs. Cameron Mc-
I.*r€n, $1.00; fc. II. Stogner, $5.00;
Mrs. C. M. Hunter, $1.00; A. R. Hunt^
er, $1.00; G, H. Baum, $1.00.
Program At Shaw
Field :Christmas _
5haw Ffcld, Sumter, Dec.—The
soldier who will be unable to get home
for Christmas this year will find his
Yule season at Shaw Field the next
best thing to being home. Entertain;
ment scheduled for Christmas day in-
eludes traditional and beautiful chapel
services and af^rnoon and evening
CHURCH NOTICES
Rev. Henry Collins, pastor of the
Lyttleton Street Methodist church,
will condua services at MetMKrs
Methodist church, at Rembert, aach
1st and 3rd Sundays at 4:00 p. m. and
at Beulah Methodist church each 2nd
and 4th Sundays at 3:30 p. m.. begin
ning Sunday, December 2$th. llie first
service will be at Beulah church Sin-
day, December 26th at 3:30 p. m. The.
first service at McLeods will be h^<L
Sunday, January 2nd at 4:00 p. m.
Rev. W. C. Stackhouse, who has
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party at the recreation building, and . these snd other churches on
a special Christmas dinner at the
mess halls for‘the man In uniform
and his guests.
MISS LILLIE BAILES
the Rembert Charge for the past two
years, has entered the Army Chap
lain's Corps.
A Whit« Christmas or
Creoii Christmas Is a
matter of both geog
raphy ond of meteor-
ology. But Merry
Christmas is on offolr
of the heart. And that's
the kind of o Christ
mas we ore now wish
ing for you and yowrs
os 1943 draws to a
close.
Broad Street
Lunch
Sumter. Dec. S.-Miss Lillie (Lil)
Ola Bailee. 25. formerly ofj-ort Mill,
died at Tuomey hospital here
after an Illness of several days with
Influenza, f She taught the fpurth
grade for the past three years.
* She was the daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Balles of Fort Mill
and i» survived by three brothers, W.
B., Winston-Salem, N. C.; Murray
Balles,'Camden, and Jamea Bglles,
Aiken; a sister, Mrs. Leltner Miller,
Plnevllle, N. C. * ^ ^
Funeral services were h'eld at Pine-
vllle on Sunday afternoon.
Miss Balles, who held p position
with Southern Aviation School last
summer, has a host of friends hero
who are deeply saddened at her pass
ing.
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Bethesda Presbyterian Church
Sunday, Dec. 26, A. Douglas Mc-
Arn, pastor; Church school at 10 a.
m.. with a sound motion picture, “The
Book for the World of Tomorrow.”
This picture gives the history of the
Bible and presents the work of the
American Bible Society. The regular
classes will not be held. Morning
worship at 11:15. The annual Joy
Gift service at 6 p. m. Everyone is
cordially invited to attend these serv
ices.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman E. Rogers
Frances, at the Camden hospitnl on
Dec. 18. Miss Rogers Is the former
Miss Erby Brown.
WILLIAM G. MAJOR, JR.
STATIONED AT 8ELMAN FIELD
Cadet William G. Major, Jr., is now
stationed at Selman Field, Monroe,
Louisana, for further training as a
Navigator In the U. S. Air Forces.
Grace Episcopal Church
Maurice Clarke, ,D.D., Rector
There -will be a service of Christ
mas carols and holy communion on
Christmas eve at 11:30 p. ra.. On
Christmas morning there wUl be the
service of Holy communion at 10:30
a. m. Sunday services,-Holy commun
ion at 8 a. m.; morning prayer and
sermon by the rector at 11:15. There
will be no session ~of the" chtirch
ChrtH^le Want Ads Get Results
AdvarttMiDsnu UBdsr tats hsadiag wU
IM eharssd for at the rate of 1 cent
ter word. Minimum charge Si eeata.
Ada aet la 10 Mint type double charge.
Cash muat accompany order _jexce^
WANT TO RENT—A six or seven
room house In Camden. If you have
one write “G. M. D." care Chronicle,
Camden, S. C. 40p
FOUND—Bay mare mule, weighs
about 800 lbs., abodt 12 years old.
R. L. Branham, Logoff, 8. ,C., route
two. No. 1 highway. 40p
FOR SALE—Just received a shipment
of new Christmas toys, also a large
' shipment of chairs. Carolina Fuml-
turcL-Co.,, 66Pj-. -4.$®
FOR BALE—Pecan trees, apple trees,
peach trees, plum trees, grape vines.
Also a variety of other fruit trees,
♦ shrubbery and ornamentals. Write
or see, W. L. M. Stokes, Cassatt,
S. C., route 2. 35-41p
FOR BALE—Boy’s steel bicycle, good
condition, can be seen at oorner
of York and Broad streets. Dun
lop Service station, Camden. 40p
FOR BALE—Bird rights pn 2.000
acres, Sumter County, 15 miles from
, “Camdelri, on Highway No. 621. S.
school In the morning and no young j Itly Wilson, Sumter, S. C. 40p
peoples meeting In the evening. —
BANKB TO CLOSE
The...f;ommerclal Bank and The
First Nattbnal Bank of Camden will
be closed on Saturday and Monday
In observance of the Christmas holi
days.
flee. Return to Mrs. W. J. Mayfield,
Broad street. 40
WANTED—A sharecropper for a two-
' horse farm, most have their own
'stock. Apply to Mrs. W. L. Jack-
son Stokes, 1201 Mill St., Camden,
S C. 40-42P
LOST—One brown driving glove; left
band; lined. Lost somewhere be- _
tween Chronlclft office and poetof - to Henry TruesdelL Rpute_jLj)ox ,6,
LOST—Hound dog with the following
markings, tan legs and ears, black
back, answering to the name of
“Rowser.” $10 reward If returned
FOR SALE—1 1937 Ford coach, extra
good rubber, motor just ovwhauled.
A real buy for $345. Apply A. P.
Compton, 908 Fair SL 87tf
AUCTION BALE—EY«ry Tuesday
morning, beginning Dec. 21, at 11
o'clock. If you have anything yon
don’t need, let us sell 4t for you.
Very small fee charged. Camden
Auction House, 941 Broad street.
Phone 13-J. S8tf
WANT TO BUY—Bicycle frames and
used bicycleej. also tricycle frames
and used tricycles,-In any condition.
Bring them in today. Western Auto
Associate Store, 1049 1-2 Broad
street. SOtt
U. t. approved — pu,,-
TE»TID «AM
week. White and Bar^* *
Rhode laland Reds andmtL
$15.90 per 100. n »>r
now so Aere wni
^ter Hatchery and -sS
^cast^ 8. C.. WhlS 8.
Phone 168. ^ w
I hereby announce mygpif
cut p ® Alden^aJ 2
City of Camden,-Ward 2
^e rules of the Democratic &
Your support "and vote win
cUted. “ ^ N
R- matrib
Camden, S. C.
40-41.
FOUND—Pair of ladles gloves. Own
er can get same by describing them
if they call at the Chronicle office.
LOST—Ration book four, issued to
Mrs. Oscar C. Stogner, 1216 Broad
street, Camden, S. C. , 40p
WANT—A two-borse share cropper.
. Can use extra* plow band, tobacco,
cotton, potatoes, com. Four-room
house, wood, water, good lands. Fine
opportunity. I. J. McKenzie, Antioch STRAYED—One
FOR BALE—1939 Ford coupe. Ex
cellent > condltioq and excellent
tlr^s. Call 231-J between 6 and 7
~ p. m. 40p
red Jersey cow.
Route 1. Camden. 8. C.
40p.
ANNOUNCES FOR ALDERMAN
I hereby announce myself a candl-
w^ight about 900. Reward offered
for her return or notify A. B.
White, Camden, route 1. '40p
announce the birth oLa daughfw, Kay “Alderman'Ti'oin War(r“Ol»e, BtihJect to-
date for re-election to the office of
the rules of • the Democratic Party.
Your continue^ support and vote will
be appreciated.
P- C. V. MAS8ABEAU.
DairVitaimns Restore
Color to GRAY HAK?
Kiwanis News Notes
Those who attended the regular
meeting of the Camden Kiwanis Club
on Tuesday were offered quite a treat
for in addition to being served an ex-
cellent meal, they were privileged to
hear their lieutenant-governor, Jim
Rogers, from McColl. Mr. Rogers, a
man of marked personality, covered
thF work "Of the Ktwanls-organteatloB-
very briefly, giving new changes in
iih© rules and regulations, which have
tome about recently, and answered
questions brought up by the members
attending. He complimented the Cam
den Club for its record for the past
year, and predicts an eventful one
for them during 1944.
SPECIAL
For Sale
Numerous used Auto Parts
and accessories, including
Motor Blocks, Upholstery,
etc. Come in and see for
yourself.
Stogner Motor Co.
12B E. DeKalb Street
-AharQLQlder? of the ..First National
Bank of Camden, Camden, S. C.,
will be held Tuesday afternoon,
Jan. 11, 1944, at 4 o’clock in the
directors’ room, S. W. VanLand-
ingbam, cashier. 40-4t
WANTED—Pulpwood, hardwood, tim
ber. We also buy land. Heljj_^your
government by selling your wood
now. WanL- io -Imy - several aood
used tracks. See D. J. Cr«ed, or
call 321. P. O. Box 214, Cam
den. S. C. 26tf.
EGGS FOR HATCHING — Prom se
lected' Triple A blood-tested sto<:k.
$1.00 per setting of 16. White
Rooks, Barred Rocks, New Hamp'
shire Reds.—The Camden Floral
Company, Poultry Department, lo
cated West Laurens Street Phone
683. 46t(
Liberal Reward
for information Jeadbj
the return at boy**
cycle, Schwinn, a pre-t,
make, red with cream tri
Taken from 1414 Fair str,
last week-end.
CHICK FEED—Get a bgg Of that good
Spartan All-Masb Starter for your
chicks and give! them the right start
Only the one feed is all you need to
carry them through the first ten
weeks Buy Spartan today and
chase your chick worries away.—
Whitaker 4 Company, Camden. 8.
C. " 448btf
FOR SALE—One boy’s and one girl’s
bicycle, both in good condition.
Carollnrf*^ Furniture Co. Phone!
660. 40c'
LOST—WWte femal hound, wlthl
brown spots on root of tail, one on j
right side, with camlco ears. An
swers to name of “Dot.” Reward if!
returned to J.' H. Moseley, Bishop-j
vine, S. C. 40c
NOTICE—The annual meeting of the
shareholders of the Camden Loan
—and Realty Company-"Will be held
Wednesday morning, Jan. 12. 1944,
at 11 o’clock in the directors room
of the.Firat. National Bank of Cam
den, Camden, S. C. S. W, VanLand-i
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ingham, treasurer,.
Important Notice
to the holiday aeoion
our regular auction alile will
he omitted next Tueaday,
Dec. 28. Our next sale ia aet
for Tueaday, January 4th.
Camden Auction
Bouse
Ml B. St. Camden, S. C.
ELECTRIC
RAlTGEg^
Now Available 0
Priority Orders
Only ^
The H Stoi
ELECTRIC
SERVICE CO.
Maid St
Camden, S.
Special Notke
We -have large stock of m
covers to fit any make ci
from "A” models to 19-
models. Any style, any c(
or, any price.
STOGNER MOTOR CG
128 E. DeKalb Street
In t<«U wiih gray haired pebpl«, ■ leadint
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botHrkeeping magazine, using the "anti gray
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hair vitamin,’’ found 88g of those tested
•omeaucresa. GRAYVITA contains the tested
amount of this remarkable vitamin PLUS 450
Int. units of Bi. Get GRAYVITA now.
. units of Bi. Get GRAYVITA now
treatment $1.50,100 days’ $4.00. Pboot
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DoKALE PHARMACY
More than 100 airdromes In Aus
tralia and New Oulnea.have betn built
or made serviceable by U.. S. army
- ngineers in coopemnoh wtfTT"
tralian military and civilian constinc-
lion men.
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Year Enfl Clean Up
A WHOLESALE CLEAN-UP-YOU'LL' FIND VALUES-^ GALORK
Duffle Bags
Of Cloth or Imitation' Leather
Ids ETnoiiglL riir_B.''Wcek^_
end Trip. ,
69c and 98c
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ALL THESE ITEMS MUST GO IN OUR STOREWillE CLEAN jUP!
RepricefK^s
Odd Sizes for Misses and Wo
men-—Real’ Values—
$
$12.00 and $19:88
WE RE CLEANING UP-WE'RE MAKING VALUES FOR YOU!
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Odd Lots and Sizes In
SHOES
Men’s, Women’s and Children’s
$1.00, $1.50 and $2.00
More Values Ip Other Departments
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OF OUR ABUNDANT FAITH WE’LL SING .
^ FQR ALL THE WORLD TO HEAR . THIS^
CHRISTMAS DAY OF 1943
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Behind our gay iholiday laughter this year, there’ll-be
a common feeling in the hearts of us all. It will be
a hope, a cohviction,, a promise find- a-prgyer all in
' one—embedded in steel-like determination. Belief in
our ability to make right triumph over the dark
menace of unholy fascism. We have promised our
selves to avenge those who have met tragedy at the
hands of our enemy, and our faith will see us through.
This Christmas Day we shall again reaffirm our faith
. . . singing out in the spirit of the righteous for all
the world to hear.
Camden
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