The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 07, 1944, Image 9
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AJaa Seteetsd Shorts
MON^^TUES^ JAN. 10-11
“TORNADCr
It's A WhSrIviBS of Actioa, Thrills
sad ffniBiarn—Starttag
Gutter liorris sad Sutcf CeOr
Also Ps^ N««rs
s
WEO..THURS., JAH. 12-13
Hsrs’s Bsrrr la a Rols Tsl]a<«d
^ For __
' “JACKASS MAIL**
Sumag
Wallses Berrr vhh Xsrhaie Mala
sad J. Carrei XaiA
Also Chagtrr Foar'
*n:ME PHAMTOW
Psnusoaai Stw»
HAiGLAR
Mm Boarr L
(USht lastrsecloa at tha lad^
Anar Air nsid ham
of (he aewty-arrlTad car
A
40t
«d both the prafUght
shaacs of the sflatioa
txaiaiag
which
Attar aiae wocks horn ho wO
oa to aa adraacad
His record hare wID
of tho two Claal i*g— of
—siagle eagtae adraaecd (og flghtar
pUou or twhhoagl
boaiher pBoa- ho Is Wncr adsftcd
for.
Wateree PiiB«r
ramt News ffams
mt. aad Mm CL T. Chshor. Mm
KoHer Caskor aad UtM* daaghtcr,
SoaJs. vlattad Prt. Kaioar Caskey at
Fort iackaca Saaday.
Mr. aad Mm W. L 8aa
ehildiea were gaostt dariag tha hall-
days of Mr. aad Mm J. M. McCaho
of Cotaaifete. aad Mr. aad Mm J. K.
Lee of LogafL
Mm W. B. Ilf sad visitod
Mm Ptaak Wool, who is
tho 8c Fnmem kooHm ia
saffetlag with paeaaoa
Mr aad Mm Herhort Bartow aad
of Mr. aad Mm W. B.
Do Yoo Feel
“left out of it”?
Are yea aisotaB the ehaace to
share la this war—sstsstag aa
exyericaco yoa'd ralae all yoor
Bfe?
Bight aew. la th« WAC. yoa
«a«M ho delag a nui Anay ioh
Tea roald ho gcuiag Tslashlc
trahtfag. aawrtag aew people.
s*etag arw places whfie aerrag
yoar coaatry.
More Waea ara lisedef at
caee.'Gof faO detafla ahoat ctigl'
hulty. traiaiag. pay. the Joha
the Bearcat C 8 Arary Beerait
lag Btatioa- < Taar laeal peat
ofTlre wfS cire yaa tho ■ d fries )
Or wThe; The Adjptaat Osaeml.
Beosi 44U. Maattloaa BaMflag.
Wart^ar.ow. D C. Do h today!
Mr. aad Mm ftaaghtow Lord
of ThooMorBle. N. C., risited
Mr. aad Mm Warrew Arwsld
day.
Mr. aad Mm W. M. Gettys
their gaeots for the hoUdaya 8gc W.
M. Gettys of Caatp Boalsk Texas, Mr.
aad Mrs W. L. Gottys of WUadag-
tow. N. C. sad Mary Jaaa Gettys of
Westrffle. .
Mr. aad Mm lajaco HagglBa rfaited
frlewds aad reiathras la. BisbopTflla
aad Har.sTllle this wsek-cad.
.Mr. aad Mm Gettys NsA had aa
gaesu dariag tha hoUdays. Ra^ot
.VeO. a stadeat of Erakiae eoaege.
aad Katheriao NeO at WaatTfOa.
Mrs. McCarthy Hagglaa aad chit-
dree of MalltBa. rlaited Mr. aad Mm
M'airew AraoU dariag the hoHdaya.
Red Orofls Noted
Mr. B. C. roaTreaekow, chainwaB of
the Ecrihaw Gowaty Caaip aad Haa-
pital CoBBdttoe, hoa lately twortaod
tho ftdioartag aekPOwluigwieat trow
Misw Agacs EL McCa«^. -AipioUBt
PMd Dlroctar. Statiow Hospital, | FVxt
Jackaow:
The tray faTora whkh
, at ChrtetaHa thwc by the Kershaw
Geaaty Jaalor Bed Cross were iwoM
attractire. We woald Uke ^tho
ta kaow that the patieatB were
rcry plrarrf with thcoi ead eajoyed
thea thorowghty. We took the little
treea to owe of the restricted wards
to be placed oa the paUeafs trays <>■
th^ added a
nh chtory tohchi“' •
*<WiB yoa {doase coarcy oar thaaka
to the a sabers for sack a alee Chriatr
It If certalaly gratifyiag. aot only
to the Jaaiom bat.to thd whole Chap
ter.
^rafessMai And...
. BisiNSS Cards
IHeg b CamdeiL
' Caad^ Dec. JO-Mrs. Htuw
wart Sharp, 75, died snddaS?
mi mR
iBhc waa the widow of-JohrS i
and a aatlre of Kershaw co»*
Soirfyiag aro three stm. win
Tty aad Arthar Sharp of (U
two dai^^, Mra. Brs MeS
c P. DmBOSK^ son
Fha and Casualty Insvranea
FMelily Beads—Real EaUfe
BalMiag PhoiM 41 33 graoddiOdrsn and 43
children.
ChlBfddlf S* Cr
O.^r.ST0GNHt
All Kinds of Fire Insuranes
Agent For
JaffeTMiB Standard life
laaorance Co.
fO percent CoVorago on Auto Colltalcn ^
Cdtombia, Mrs. W. C. PlayeTS
a brother, C. E, Stewart, (vS
Fnneral senrlcoa were held aj
afternoon at 4 o'clock from.Jw2
costal Hoihwaa dha^ by tbTw
Interment foUowed at the Hw2
Baptist church oemetery..-.T^
Bur War Booda and
r^mHen
Loses Her Brother
Word has been received recently by
Mra. i. Snaier Rbsme. of ibis city,
of the death of bar brechor. Saaaei
The PabUclty Department also feeM
enconra^d to keep ap the good work,
la 1*44. bavtag recelred the following:
letter from Clifford B. Vligg. Director i
of Pnbllc laformatlon, Soatheastem
Area. AUaata, Go.;
“Toar pobtkrity ttenu are extreme
ly taterestlng aad w©"^hope that yoa
win contiaae to send them to this
serafee. If we can be of assIstaBco
at any other time, please do not hesW
tate to let aa know.
Attomeyd-At-Law
Private Lynch Dess 'Boykin. Jr.,
soatewbere la Italy, after seadtng
- KTseilags to all frtendt.
time I receive my ‘Cbitmlcle,’ I ^aick-
ly tarn to yoar colamn to see what
woaderfnl %rork oar Red Cross chap
ter Is doing. I wish yoa conld see
the Brad sarroandiBg my pap tent,
bat deopha that fact. I have a nice
W. L DePASS; Jr.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Stevenson Building
fSnnden, S.-CX
I
ALLEN a MURCHISON
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Stevonoop Building ^
Elentista
BW t,nr.r tm rr..«wnnrt **•« after covevlng the
h®*** *■ Greenwood, ^)t]| jj larBes of stmw. In*
Beautiful Gunden
Home For Sale
Ope twelve-room dweUing- with
Double fhrare and barn. Lot 100x475 feet.
BehUtifur~»hA3e tree# and shrubbery. Six pe
can trees faring. Large play ground in back
yard, electncally lighted. Back lot suitable for
trucking or poultry raising. This house is built
of No. 1 material throughout, and is in the best
of repair, it is ideally located, and is one of tl^e“
prettiest places in town. Terms if desired.
Would consider trading for smaller place.
C. O. STOGNER
1215^ Broad Strew!
Camden, S- C
**Tn' ,fc the area Uvea an old Italian. One
****** * *** letton. be
he had saffered b heart attack aboat la-aad gave me some figs. I
* mmm harm .t Hill ***“ cigarettCS. WelL thU
a ^ at Bwk HID, gtarted the batt roUiag aad now bo
* V^**7 hoepo me well supplied with frait
^ aau. Every sight he insists
9****^****!f_^°*T}apon ray comlag Into bis boose to dry
^ •*>^* Jmy shoe, aad feet and to get warm
^ **^* He has even gone so far aa to make
*^*^ -*” chareh utalra of U bat the min.te 1 wish to bring
*»• tor tt."
> serveo as caatraua. oc tae acbooi
i board and of the board of saperrlsoni
of La Plear cooaty, and ba waa nuyor
aad city asaxuMor of Greenwood for
fear yedra ending in 1*42. He waa
known as Oeaeral Keesler becaose of
bis servico as major gmwal of
MIssiasippt Natioaal Gaard.
The two tons of Mr^ Keesler were
tgmdsitea df~ Davidaob ooUega and
both served as army otficors ia World
War 1. Sam Keraler. Jr., kaown for
hla football prowesa at Davidaon, waa
killed over the Genaan Uaes while
’serrlhg as serial observer shortly be-
,fore the anaistioe. Keesler Field, air
I corps tralnlag center at BOoxL Miss.,
was nsmed ia his memory,
Geaeral- Keesler is swrvived by his
wife, the former Miss Lottie Paris^
of Greenwood, and sereral chlldrm
[and grandchUdrea.
Kershaw Koneer
Succombs At 78
Mrs. Onie Trnesdaie Toang. 73,
widow of L. L. Toeng of PMirf WHL
DR. C. F. SOWELL
DENTIST •
a
*
* Crocker Building
Ckinden, S. C.
Purnltare Rebailding and Repair
UPHOLSTERING
Quality Upholstering By Skilled
Crastsmen
Shirley’s Upholstery Shop
East OoKsIb 8L Phone 2S2-J
NOTICE—^The snnoal meeting of the|
shareboldera of the Camden Loan
and Realty Company will be held
Wednesday anorntng, Jan. 13, 1*44,
at 11 o'clock in the directors room
of the First National Bank (tf Cam
den, Camden. 8. C. 8. W. YaalAad-
Ingham, treasarer. 40-42
edaunnhity. died at the home of her. NOTICE—The annnal meeting of the
daughter, Mrs. J: H. Koon of Logoff,
Sunday after a brief illness.
She was a life long resident of
Kershaw connty.
She Is sorrired by the foUowtctg
children. J. W. and Ernest Yonag of
WestnUe. Lewis Lee of Flint HRl
commanity. Mrs. H. H. Beckham of
Sumter, Mrs; -gva Ptonghton oTTCer-
shaw, sod Mrs. J. H. Koon of Logoff;
a brother, C. D. Trnesdaie. of West-
ville, two sisters, Mrs. Lois WUUams
General Keesler Is also an ancle of-®* Heath Springs, and Mra. Asile Wil
liams of Rock Hill, nine grandchil
dren and one great grandchild.
Fnneral services will be conducted
at Betbany Baptist choreh. Weatrllle,
at 4 o’clock Monday. Mrs. Tonng
waa a member of this choreh for 57
years.
shareholders of the Pint Natitmal
Bank of Camden. Camden, S. C..
wni be held Tuesday afternoon,
Jan. II. 1*44,'at 4 o'clock In the
directors' room. . S. W. VanLand-
Ingham, e^ltler. 40-42
State Tlieatr^
Karalihw, S. C
FRIDAY. JAN. 7
“THE FALLEN
SPARROW”
' . WRh
John Garfield-Manreen
SATURDAY. JAN. S
**rHE GHOST RIDEftr
joimny mV^ Brovm
SAT.. Jan. S.* 10:30 p. %
“WHATS BUZZIN*
COUSIN?”
— WHh —
Ann MRler
MON..TUES.. JAN. 10-11
“FIRST COMES COUR-
._AGE“
Brian Aherne
WEDNESDAY. JAN. U
’FOOTUGHT GLAli
OUR“
—with—
Blondle and tbe Bamsteadi
THURSDAY. JAN. 13
“FRANKENSTEIN
MEETS THE WOLF
-. MAN"
with
Lon Chaney—Bela Lugosi
Matlaaa Adaltn 2Sc; cMMm
ander 12.11a
Evaning—AduKa, tOa; ohlUhH
ander It, 11a
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«46 TABLETS. SAIYL NOSC DI0»
Statememt oi Coodttsoo
Pint Federal Savings & Loan Association
Of Camden
After tine Cldae of Buameaa December 31. 1943
~ ^ ^ETS^
First Mortage Loans 3247,481.12
Loans on Passbooks and
Certificates _ 444.90
Investments and Securities.... 17,800.00
Ca«h on Hand and in Banks 9,592.29
Office Equipment, less
Depreciation 1.00
Total Asseti 3275,319 31
UABIliTIES ^ •
Members' Share Accoants...4257,308.24
Loans in Process 235.24
Specific Reserves 2,010.91
General R^rves 6,065.50
Undivided Profits 9,699.42
Total Liabilities 3*276,319.31
I, D. A. Boykin, Secretary-Treasurer of the above named Savings
& Loan Association, do solemnly swear that the above statement is
true and that it fully' and correctly represents the true'state of the
several matters herein contained and set forth; to tfie be«t of my-
knowledge and belief.
D. A. BOYKIN.
Con-ect—Attest;
D. A. BOYKIN, Secy.-Treas. /
W. R. iSEMP, President. . * ,>
State of South Carolina, County of K'enhaw, gs: *
Swon to and subscribed before me this 5th day of January, 1944; and
I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this Savings A
Loan AsBociatioiL
My Commiasion expires at the will of the Governor.
" ' B. E. SPARROW, US., NciUry PubUc.
MISS FANNIE HEATH
CONTRIBUTES TO MAGAZINE
Miia raiml& Heath W«Mvffle,H
represented by a coDtribntkm in tbe
"Let’e Laagh" department of the Jan.
“Inatractor,’: a magaxine widely rtr-
chlated among elementary teachen
throoghoot the United Sutee.
Dr. George S. Rhame. Mra. Marvin M.
Reaeonover, of Camden, and Dr. J.
Sumter Rhame, of Charleatoa.
PepaS-Cola Company, Long Inland City. N. Y*
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at maaKima. In Hwsa davs of ratianing
and skortagas. homa-bafcad. daiicaaas
are a boon fo bouaawhras. So ^ a bag
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