The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 14, 1944, Image 4
Cunden BpiBa>9rifiiM iHll be i
ter€«ted in tft« w»wp CbnTm mopenu
is on foot to nHunrge the two
of the Episcopal ehprdi is Soi
Carolina. The ktopeaMit hM 1b«
initiated slnoe the resignatioii of i
Rt. Rev. Al^rt S. Thomai as btsb
of the ScMith Carolina IMoeose.
Bishop Thonuui' reeigaed at the h
gmenU meeting of tha eh^cb^ &
the resignation was acceiHted as
December 21, 1943, bnt by reqm^t
the chur<A ‘he is holding his ewle
astical position nntil arrangemeii
can be made as to his snocMsor.
A number of years ago there e
but one diocese in South Carolii
but it was divided into two with t
late Rt. Rev, Kfrkmanf O. Ehitay
bishop of the Upper South "tjarolii
dioc^e. The lower part (rf the sts
was included in what was still call
the South Carolina dloceee.
The proposal now te or join fl
South Carolina diocese and the Upp
South Carolina diocese, of which tl
bishop now is the Rt Rev. John
dravatt of Columbia.
The matter will be brought up fi
consideration at the convention
the South Carolina diocese at Flo
ence, January 18.
If the move tu merge Rie two dl
ceses does not carry, the dtoceSe wl
then proceed with the election of
successor to Bishop Ihomas.
Malvern mu
H. D. Club Report
With the closing of the year I'Ji
the Malvern Hill Home DemOnstratio
club completed eight years of actlv
club work under the supervision .(
Miss Margaret Fewell. In 1942 th
club fpent the entire :^ar'itttdyln
First Aid and a majority of the men
hers received certificates. In 194
certain phases of home nursing wa
studied in addition to the preparatio
and preservation of food. Great li
terest has been taken in all the wa
effort drives and a commendabl
number of garments have beeh turnei
in to the Red Cross. Most of th
members “llve-at-home,” meaning thp
theyjalso 76 per cent of all the fo«
stuffs consumed by their families. 1
is eatpected^lhtrt the ysar^.ot4ilM^
be as successful as tiiose that an
past, with the added hope tor vJetori
are YOU the man who “canH afford”
THREE RING CIRCUS COMING TO
TOWN, SPONSORED BY SCOUTS
(Coatinued from Unit pege)
to buy an extra WAR BOND ?
1944 presiding. Sixteen members o
the committee attended.
Executive Rcwcoe Stevens oongratu
lated C, R. Blakeney, the 1943
man, upon the excellent record tha
the Kershaw County Scout groui
made. Jit--1941 ander- -his lead^ritta
Mr. Stevens stated that the comtti
group started the year with thKM
Boy Scout troops, having a total per
sonnel of 87 Scouts and 30 Seoul
leaders. ^ The year ended up wltl
eight Scout troops comprising of ^
Scouts and 66 Scbut leaders.
Executive Stevens displayed, a
number of charts which will be used
thi»-ye€tr-4a-keep- the- commlttee iu'
airexfnrWar®)nd.” Per-
haps you’ve said it yourself ... without realizing what a ridiculous thing
it is to say to men who are dying. _ . '
Yet it is'ridiculous, when you thinkabout it. Because today, with nation
al income at an all-time record high., with people making more money
than ever before.. . with less and less of things to spend money f<
tically every one of us has extra dollars in his pocket
• •
prac-
.Ihe very least thM you cMilo^m^^^
and beyond the Bonds you are now buying or had planned to buy. In fact
if you take stock of your Tesourcesitiid^dieck your e^eiiffitures, you will
probably find that you can buy an extra $200.. . or $300.... or even $500
worth of War-Bonds.
4' ^ ^
Sounds like more than you “can afford?” Well, young soldiers can’t afford
to die, either... yet they do it when caDed upon. So is it too much to ask of
us that we invest more of our money in War Bonds. 1. the be^ investment
in the world today? Is that too much to ask?
formed on the progress and problemc
of the Scouting in the county. The
committee set a 1944 objective of 11
Boy Scout troops and 300 Seontn. —
“District Chairman Miller will an
nounce the district committee Une-ui
soon.
To spur interest In glider flying,
clubs have been formed throughout
Sweden.
CITATION
The State of South CaroUna.
County of Kershaw.
By N. C. Arnett, »
Probate Judge.
Whereas, J. Wesley Hudson made
shit to me to -grant him Letters o(
Administration of the Bbtate and
^fecti ol Rev. John Will&m Hudw
These, are. therefore, to cite a
admonlsn all and ’ singular the Ki
dred and- Creditors of the said Jo
William Hudson, deceased, that th
be gndjjtpearJixffore me, 4a-the-€te»
he held atXamde#,
C., on January 24, next, aftef' publli
tion hereof, at 11 o’clock in the fo
nwn, to show cause, if any they ha'
why the said Administration shot
4i<rt-b©-gre»led.---r--“^'—■
Given under my .hand this 10th d
•of January, Anno Domini, 1944.
' . N. 0. Arnett,
' Judge of Probate.
For K^sbaw Conn
TO WHOM IT MAY COI
Cl^: NOTICE IS HEilE-
liy GIVEN THAT
Scheduled Property Floater PoUt
Noe. 168371 to 168380 Inclusive, of
National Fire InsOiimce Compm^u^
Hartford, Conn., requiring for ‘
validity the conntersiimature of a d
‘k ‘
This Message Is Sponsored by tiie Following Business Jlriris of Camden-
Lers AU
BACK
HACK)
M, H. Heyman
DeLuxe Cleaners
Beik’s Dept Store
W. Sheom & Son
Cmofina Motm Co.
J. J. Newberry Co.
Home Furnishing Co.
Hoffer Jewelry Co.
Eichel’s Dept Store
DeKalb Pharmacy
McLean Hardware
authorised and licensed agent h
been lost. Since these policies h
not been regularly countersigned,
issued, which fact the undersig
local agent hereby publicly afttn
or accounted for, or any premtume
ceived thereunder by this Compi
they will be valnless and void ill
hands of whonmoever they' may
and any claim thmreunder woirid
illegal and fradnlent If found f
shoirld be returned to the Home of
of the Company u Hartfmrd, Ce
No claim of any nature porporthil
be based upon them 'iriU be reeogiti
by the Ck^pany. The pubUo
please take notice accordingly.
RATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE
^Of Hartford. Cow
By Robt. M. INpi
■ State
Camden loan d Realty Co.,
Local Agent g
At Camden. S. C.
SNNOPA