Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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w- PAQc riaHT THg CAMPgUt CMWOUteH, CAIiO<ll, JOUTH CAItOLiWA, FWiPAY^ JANUARY 21, 1$44 CREDITORS All parole* indebted to the estate of James Qmtys are'hereby notified to mako payment tp the undersigned, and all parties, if any. haring claims against the said estate will present Local Workers Help Bethlehem 300,000 men and women from - ^ ports of the oountry are sharing the them likewise, duly sttested, orlthln. honors In haring achlered the time i^escribed by law. ADLENA OETTYS, Executrix, • Camden, 8. C., January 6, 1#44. 44p. itcis2wAvs TORiUlVIMISiSliSOf CHESICOIDS Now get grand relief from colds* symptoms this home>proved Seehie** ‘ ‘ actually way that ^«aVtSTONct. / to upper bronchial tubes irith soothing medicinal vapors. tTMMgTB chest and back sur- faces like a warm* 4>^ Ing poultice. **^ll#SOSI«^ To get an the benefits of this combined raKTMTMO-STNMUTMG action. Just rub throat, chest, and bask with Vicks VapoRub at bedtime, laataatty Vapc^tub goes to work-a ways at once as shown abore-to rellere coughing spasms, ease muscular soreness or ttehtness, and Inrlte restful, conuortlng deep. Often br morn ing most of the misery Is gone. Oet relief from chest cold dlstrms taal^ with double-sctlon, time- tested Vicks VspoRub. the greatest shipbuilding record la history during the, y«ar 1943—380 fighting and cargo ships. The government has JoIms Open For Rent Examiners f ,111 Rent Ekamtners, at a talary of U.- kTlZOO a year, plus avertijtne. are ueeM for duty in Alabama, Florida, Oeorgia, South Carolina and Tennessee.' This announcement was made last week by M. H. Aoore, secretary of the Local . Civil Service Board, at Camden, S. C. „ u. . , .u , persons who feel that they are Bethlehem to revMl the fact that it i exceeded In output lu proml^ which [ application.' Applicationt must seemed fantastic when made at the Regional Director, beginning of 1943, that it would turn out a ship a day of major fighting atrd cargo craft. The remarkable program carried otrt by Bethlehem included a 38.00fr- ton battleship, 27,000-ton aircraft car. Tiers, 14.700-ton aircraft carriers. 13,- 000-ton heavy cruisers, 10,000-ton light cruisers, 6.000-ton light cruisers, 2.100- ton destroyt’rs. 1,620-ton destroyers, destroyer escorts, tank landing craft, infantry landing craft, and many types of cargo ships including a large num ber Qf Liberty ships and Victory ships. The .value of the year’s work was equivalent to over 1,000 Liberty ships and, in terms of man-hours, the com pany estimates the 1943 program was equivalent to the construction of 22 battleships. Approximately 70 per cent of the ships built were fighting craft and 30 per cent cargo vessels. In addition to the amazing produc tion record of new ships, Bethlehem yards also repaired, converted and serviced over 7,000 vessels, thus play ing a major role In keeping onr fljght- ing fleets In trim. Approximately 300,000 men and w6- men were employed by Bethlehem,In Its shipyards, steel mills and other divisions to accomplish this program. But because the company has set Its sights still higher for 1944 it wlll^ bo necessary to add still more to its present army of employees. New Ration Tokens Tb Brins; Changes Fifth U. 8. Civil Servloe Roglon, New Foot Office Building, Atlanta. 3, Ga. Applications will be accepted until the. needs of the service have been met. Minimum qualifications: Four years of extensive, puccessful and progres sively important experience in occupa tions in which the applicants fully demonstrated ability to organize, di rect and manage business or public affairs to an extent comparable with the duties of this position. Applicants must have demonstrated ability to meet and deal satisfactorily with the public. ^^I^aahiniton, Jan. 1^.— ductlon of ration tokens the country February 27 will bring a number of changes in the present method of paying the ration cost of processed fpods, meats and fats. Ths Office td Price Administration haa prepared the following information to give consumers s better understand ing ot bow the new system will work. Q. Will OPA give each consumer a certain number of tokens when this new program begins, just as every-] 11 ANNOUNCES FOR MAYOR J hereby annonnee my candidacy for tke office of Mayor at the sprteg 'electidn In conformity with the regn- latkms of the DNSocmtic par^ 1 reapectfoUy request the voters of the City of Camden to- sappSFt •fay-ueaifa Francis N. McCorkle. ANNOUNCE FOR ALDERMAN I hereby shnonnee myself s candi date for elocUon to the office of Alderman from. Ward 1. subject to the rules of ths Democratic party. Tonr support and vote will be appreciated. John W. Wilson. ProfessNNial iiS, .Basiness Car body was given stampsf —“ ^ A. No. The only tokens you wiU Driver Education For ffigh Schools get are those your retailer gives you in change, beidoning February 27. Q. Why will I need ration change? A. You. will need change when tokens go into use because each red and each blue stamF in your ration book will be worth 10 ^loints. It will no longer be so easy to give your dealer an exact number ot points as it was when you had eight, five, two and one-point stamps to use. Q. If each stamp will be worth 10 points, will I have more points to spend than I do now? A. No. You will have almost aa- actly the same number of points that you have now. You will simply use MORE FLAVOR, MORE SIZE jj A one day Institute in Pre-Induction and Wartime Driver Elducatioa is to be held in Columbia today for all High school administrators and teach- efs 'of South Carolina. Realizing the imporUnce and need for drivers education in the high school of today, a program to inaugu rate this course of training is being sponsored by the State Department of Education and the South Carolina State Highway department. In view of the wartime shortage of tires, fuel and automobiles, the Army haa not asked that bebind-the-wbee Instruction be a requirement but has pointed out tbal classroom training alone- will save many weeks of mill tary driver teaching. The conference for high school sup erintendents, principals and teachers is designed to present information whleh will be of direct value to all in the organization and conducting of classroom programs in driver educa tion. ' IT S PEPSI, GET WISE P«psi-ColA Company, Long Island City. N. Y. Franchised EUxttler: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co., of Columbia, S.C.^ NOTICE TO debtors AND CREPITORS All partlea Indebted to the estate of Henry E. Gardner are hereby no t if led to make payment to the under signed, and all parties, if any, having claims against the said estate wil present them likewise, duly attested within the time prescribed by law. Bessie S. Gardner, 44-46p “ Administratrix. Camden, S. C., January-lSth. 1944. Driwe Cfrefully-*-6awe a Life. PLAY SQUARE... DO YOUR SHARE WE BOUGHT EXTRA WAR BGNDj / WARIOAN ^ , , ANNOUNCES FOR ALDERMAN supply of ration J hereby annennea myaalf-a_ftandL-l date for reelection to tke office of | Alderman from Ward Oni, aubject to-, tke rules ot tke Democratic Party. ] Your continued support and vote wlU^ be appreciated. C. V. MASSABEAI^"^ FOR ALDERMAN WARD TWO I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Alderman, In tba City of Camden, Ward 2, subject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. Your support and vote will be appre ciated. p. ROY R. BtATHIS C P.C DoBOSE & SO) FIro and Casualty Inaurane Fidelity Bonds—Real Eetat Savage Building ' ph« CaoMiciit S. C C. O. Stb^jEK ~ All Kinds of Fire Insuranci Agent For Jefferson Standard Uf Insurance Co. 80 percent Coverage on Auto Cel Attomeya-At-Law W. L. DePASS, Jr. ATTORNEY AT LAW ANNOUNCE FOR ALDERMAN I hereby announce my candidacy for Alderman from Ward No. 2, subjMt 1 ewer stamps during any one ration j to rulM and regulations of the Demo- period. That’s one advantage of the cratic Party. Your support will be ap- new plan, since handling fewer stamps | predated. will cut down the- work of your re- p. W. Roscoe JohnsoxL taller and will make your ration book last longer. Q. When each stamp is worth 10 Stevenson Building Camden, S. C. ANNOUNCE FOR ALDERMAN ^ _ , , I hereby announce my candidacy for poldts, how will OPA adjust the ra- the office of Alderman for Ward Two, tioning program so as to give me subject to the rules of the Democratic the same number of points per'month F*rlmary, Your support and vote will that I have now? be appreciated. A. At present, three sets of pro- J. W. Smith. cessed foods stamps, a total of 12 ___ stamps, are worth 48 points. Under ANNOUNCE FOR ALDERMAN the token system, five blue stamps,' T hereby announce my CMdidacy for worth 10 points each, will have a Alderman from Ward 2, aubjMt to the total value of 60 poidls. 'This small rules and r^ulatlons of the ^mocr^ difference of two points can be ad- tic Party. Your sup^rt will p'eat- JuBted by a slight change in the point appreciated. I will be glad to as- value of processed foods. iTie people in any X can. Q. Will meat stamps be handled P- R. A. Purser, ALLEN B. MURCHISOI ATTO R N E Y-AT-L AW Stsvenson Building Ckmdeii, S. C. Dentbts the same way? A. Yes. At present each consumer gets 16 meat points a week, or 32 points every two weeks.. Under the token system, three red stamps, worth 10 points each, will give him 30 points to use during the first two weeks of token rationing. As in processed foods rationing, the small difference of two points will be adjusted in the point value of items rationed under the meat order. Q. What will consumers do with their tokens? A. They ■will use them very much as they now use pennies. A consumer who buys items worth 23 blue points, for example, will give his retailer two blue stamps (a total of 20 points) and three blue tokens, (each worth one point). If be has no tokens, he v'Ul give his retailer three blue stamps (30 points) and receive seven blue tokens in change. Q. Is there any difference between the meat and the processed foods tokens? A. The only difference in the two kinds of tokens is in their color. The colors match the stamps with which they will be used; blue stamps and blue tokens for processed foods; red stamps and red tokens for meats and fats. Q. . Will I turn in my ration tokens at the end of each ration period? A. No. Tokens have no expiration date. "The Sewing Machine Man’ CITATION ’!%• State of South Carolina, County of Kmrshaw. By N. C. Arnett, Probate Judge. Whereaa, J. Weeley Hudson made suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration of the Elstate and effects of Rev. John William Hudson. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the Kin dred and Creditors of the said John William Hudson, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Camden, S. C.. on January 24, next, after publica tion hereof, at 11 o’clock in the fore noon. to ehow cause, if any they have, why the t(aid Administration should not ba granted. A3>i4c Given under my band .this 19th day of January, Anno Domini, 1944. N. C. ArnetL Judge of Probate. For Kershaw County. TAX RETURNS FOR 1944 TO BE MADE BY SCHOOL DISTRICTS Returns of personal property, new buildings, transfers of real estat^ poll And road tax, are to be' made at the County Auditor’s office beginning January 1. through February 29, 1944. All returns must be mad# by School Districts. Don’t wait until the last day tp make your returns. In accordance with law, for the convenience of .the tax payers, I will be at the following place* on the dates ANNOUNCES FOR ALDERMAN I hereby announce myself as a can- Eaat OeKalb 8t. didate for'the office of oouncllman in the third ward at the eleftion next spring, subject to tke rules and regu lations of the Democratic Party. I will appreciate the support of my friends. Lee Myers DR. C. F. SOWELL DENTIST Crocker Building Camden, S. C. Furniture Rebuilding and Rq upholstering Quality Upholstering By SkU Craftsmen Shirley’* Upholstery SIm Phort*; County. Buffalo Township, os near Little Lynche’s Creek, i penalty prescribed by law. WALTER O. GRBIN, c DAISY H. GREEN. ( ANNOUNCE FOR ALDERMAN I hereby announce my candidacy for re-eUction to the office of Alderman for Ward 3, subject to the rules' of tinued support and vote is solicited the Democratic Primary. Your con- and will be appreciated. P Wiley Sheorn. 7ot- OhAt THROAT TICKLE DUE TO A COLO. ANNOUNCE FOR ALDERMAN I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of Councilman from the Sixth Ward, subject to the rnle» of the Democratic Party. If j elected I shall make every effort to serve my constituents in a progressive and intelligent) manner. T. C. Gladden. DISC TO WHOM IT MAY CON CERN: NOTICE IS HERE- BY GIVEN THAT Scheduled Property Floater Policies Noe. 168371 to 168380 inclusive, of the National Fire Insurance Company Hartford, Conn., requiring for their validity the countersignature ot a duly authorized and licensed IgehL Esve been lost. Since these policies have not been regularly countersigned, or issued, which fact the undersigned local agent hereby publicly affirms; or accounted for, or any premiums re ceived thereunder by this (Company, they will be valuless and void in the hands of whomsoever they may fall and any claim thereunder would be illegal and fradulent. If found they should be returned to the Home office of the Company at Hartford, Conn. No claim of any nature purporting to be based upon them will be recognised by the Company. The public will please take notice accordingly. NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. "• ■ m rtartiora, UODIL By Robti M,. Senn, • State Agent. Camden Loan A Realty Co., Local Agent. 43.45 At Camden, S. C, 4jBiKnet.e.d._ to make returna:. Kershaw, February 2nd -and 8rd. Mt. Piagah, February 9th. Raley’s Mill, February 10th. Liberty HUl, FebniSiy 11th. Bethune, February llth. Weatvjlle, February 17 th. Blaney, February 18th. Fred M. Ogburn, County Auditor. TRESPASS NOTICE All persons are strictly forbidden trespassing in any manner on all lands of Walter O. Green, in Kershaw State Theatre Karshaw, S. C FRIDAV, JAN. 21 "HOSTAGES” With Luise Rainer and Paul Luku SATURDAY, JAN. 22 "MAN TROM THUNDU RIVER” •wMte Bill Elliott and Gabby Hay« SAT., Jab. 22, 10:30 p-a "MYSTERY OF THE , 13th GUEST” — with — H^en Parrish and Dick Purci MON.-TUES., JAN. 24J "THE SKY’S THE UMIT” — with — Fred Astaire and Joan Ledie WEDNESDAY, JAN. 21 "SUBMARINE ALERT -rWIth— Richard Arlen A Wendy Ban THURS.-FRI., JAN. 27^ <’BEHiND THE RtSlRd SUN” With Margo, Tom Neal- and J. C Nash Matlaew—Adults 28e; ehll uniei^ 12,11* Evening—AduKt, 8S*; ehlidd under 12,11* Display yoar (olors now! D o YOU remember that soldier jrou saw on the bus with his arm in a cast? Do you recall that sailor you saw hobbling down the street on a cane? Have you noticed the list of casualties printed from time to time in thiS' newspaper What you are asked to do, compared to the boys who are really in it, is easy. But your you are asked to buy at least one extra HUNDRED DOLIAR WAR BOND. A Series E Wbt Savings Bond will cost you only $7S and you get back at maturity in ten years $4 for every $3 invested; this is the least you cr.n do. In vest moire iT you” poisihTy can "do, 3300, $400. Remember, it all comes back with interest. job is mighty important, too. Once‘again So play square—do your share, he did I " -xatmmk the macitr— ff TWi U •• o*cUl U. S. TrMMuy praparad asSar lha iMpicaa •( Traaaarjr Dapartwat as4 War A4aartiaia| Caaaall. A The AJiove AdveTtis$ment is f^ohsored and paid for by— EicKilV Department Store iBttdA -y /s n » )Ui: .).: ■■ ' ■ ‘ , * • *■" ^ Buy Only What You Noe<i-—But When You Bujp—auy Quality I yf i