The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 18, 1944, Image 8
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Red Cro0s Notes
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WAR BONDS
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Batffc Cluao kas
far Mrs Wan
Mias Hclea Ha/maa. «c ar«
to rsvert. kas aecoot«4 ker rmppolat'
!*f tko raoeattrs koari as cspt>
of too Motor Csrys. Workiaf ta
cloM toopgratisa aitk CapUla Har-
suor ars two Iteatcaaau of Cks Oorfs.
Mrs. Nsafas Ltafaay aa4 Mrs. Darii
wnikuas. Mrs. J. H. Sosos kas kssa
appelatsd dark of Iks Gprys.
Mrs. Marda. CkabaMa of KaStiao
rsqarsts tkat aO kalttlao aosAoo kO'
looflaic to tks Bs4 Cross, vkick ars
aoc ta ass la Bo4 Gross kaitUag.
ploCss ke rotaraod to ksaigaadsra,
as a««dlas acs Tsry scares.
Tks 8arg;ical Drsastag rooaai at
ksaOqasrtsrs are opsaed agala. A few
faJtkfal workers are dUtceatly foldlag
4x4's. bat we seed OMxa workers
pfaass. Tke sekedale Is as follows
Ts*sdar. Wedaesday. Tkarsday tm
Friday Boralags from 1# to 13:M.
afteraooas ZtM. Taesday atekts 7
Tke moatkiy ssecattrs board
his was k«|d at keadqnaners oa Feb.
lith at ll A. M Her. Doaclas Me.Ara
was proseat to assame bis aew offlcs
as sscTsury aad was cordially wcl-
«oOMd by tke otker msatbsra of the
board Reports from all the chair
Bsea. except two, were sabmitted tad
read.
CAMDEN COMMITTEE FREPANEi
OPENING FOR RED CROSS DRIVE
(Coatlaaed From First Page)
nesnlmem is iLo trst order of er-
cry Arocncan aolAcr and sailor and
t|ie United ,States Goremment
spends mtPions open millions of dbl'
lars to keep oar aghtin#' men as
dean and as healtfay as ctrciaD>
stances will pernxit.
THESE WOMEN!
1
*‘Swab the deck!” cries out s pd-
ty officer and the men fall to with
their ”ho}y stone” equipment sed
at a short time everything is sfMck
and span.
Buy War Beads and more War
Bonds and you know that you are
sharing in the effort that sriU free
the world from war lord domination.
V. S. Jrmvmrj Dtptrti
J,F^Wiffiaiiis
Kes At Kershaw
i.
tl, died early
at Us kome.M
the Tliarakilt aoctloa of Kershaw
cnoaty. He was for a aaaber df years
a raaidiat of this commaaity aad was
a loyal BMmbcr of tke Tborakfll
Baptfat charch. aervlag on the board
of ilrifnne for n'ywors and teaebtag
the BfMe ckms for tke pest eight
years.
He was twice married aad has a
Caadly caaaeetloB. His first
Mrs. AHco Gay WilUaau. died
Jaly lA 1«7. He la sarvlTed by bis
, Mrs. Leila wmiams aad fokr
Leroy, Famaa and Boyd of
r; lather WtlHama of L*n-
*!■«* 31 grandchildren and 12
great graadekOdren.
Faaeral aerriecs were held at 3:3#
Tkarsday afteraooa by the Rev. J. B.
Gardaer, aaalated by the Rev. J. M.
Naal aad the Rev. B. H. Davis. Inter*
amat was la tbo ebareb oemetery.
It kflla
ffstalil^diklii
Fna lird Eyet
■MC TM SOVUE TEST TBBi
atsra to rinasr aad sooibc. Y
two dm
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I wsik aw^ firriudea. Y(
nfntsbcd.
ickclpyoa,ioow
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fem Yvf E Y£1
NOTICE OF AFPUCATION
FOR APPOINTMENT OF
GUARDIAN AD UTEM
Coart of CoiamoB Pleas
the world, the Red CroSe operatea oa
a glo^ scale. Keeping pace with
the glgaatlc expaaafon of the Array. State of Soatb Carolina,
aad Nary la a task of no small mag* Coaaty of Kerabaw.
Bitada. yet from all reports the Rad The Coaaty of Kershaw and The
Cross is meetiag and discharging its City of Camden, a raaaicfpal corpora*
wartlma respoaslbDUIaa with credit Pethloaers.
to ttaeif aad great bebeflt to the arm* —
ed forces. Amelia WbiUker aad John Doe.
Wed Croee field directors Itve with representing tbe other aaknown heirs
the troops aad more with them when at law. if any, of Aaron Whitaker,
they go tato battle. Iliey brare enemy deceased. Defendants,
fire to brine Red Cross service right TO THE DEFENDA.VT8 ABOVE I
np to the front Hnee. In the tented NAMED: I
itloB hospitals where tbe woond- You will pleese take notice rbal
I-
■ell bonds aad stamps and live
Junior Homemakers 'their dab mottsi “A Live Wire Never
At Mt Pisgah Set
An Enviabie Kecord Oowenng m neighborly, progrcA
sive rwral cooperation.
eri
Tbe J. H. A's. of Mt. Pisgab. Krr-
■haw. hare prorea that they srere
tmly Araericaa. They entered the
Foartb War Loaa Drire wholekeart*
edly. Mary Loo Holley, rice-prrsl*
dent, sold SI.225.00 worth of bonds
Tbe total sale of tbe chapter was |2,*
450.00.
Mrs. Fuller and her twenty-five Jaa-
ior Homemakers are going to contione
Add Indigestloii
NOHCE TO COTTON FARMERS
Ib order that Dte former may be able to obtain latest
gtraim of cotton plontmf seed of bi^b gemunatian and
psirity, at reasonable prices,-we have oontroctod with
on old established North Carolina firm of wrdD<knowm
repatatson, for Coker-100 Wilt Resistant
No. 14—one year from Coker cotton seed.
WUds
oU
We will especially support writh our best
aeed .that we sell, in our purclumes of cotton, next f olL
Buy one or naore bags from us. Come in and look
seed. Buy early while tbe supply lasts.
over
J. T. Hay Cotton Co. and B. E. Simrrov
. jre first broagbu fhecrful Bed onWvyoo. or somwof yna, ihatl apply'
Cross girts serve cigarettes, soap, u> the Conrt for the appointment of a
towds rasor aad other personal things Mfordisn ad litem to represent the
a soldier le likely to leeve behind on- unknown heirs et law. If any., of
a-bntUa fMd. Moreover, they write Aaron Whitaker, now deceesed, and
letters for bed-rtdden petients to re- sacb heirs at law of tbe said Aaron
UOf** the snikity-of the home folks, whttsker ns easy b»» mlnom. or may
Red Cross clubs In lenre arena, usually be under any legal disability what-!
in the big cities, surround the soldier soever, within twenty days after the
atmosphere, and thereby keep him off of such sendee, the petitioners herein
the streets. Nor sr# the boys la tbe will apply to the Court to bare some
mudholee neglected, no aisUer how suitable person appointed to act ns
-iboi.* i?^-lt t^otpowf. ciobmobiiea-op- ad twetn for »ueb defendsrte.
ersted by Red Cross *‘doogbgtris
bring them doughnuts sod coffee, as
well as movies, phonograph music,
msgailoes and newspapers. Airmen.
to and from bombing missioas receive
particular attention.
Inevitably there are hardships con* ,
oected with thb type of service, yet;
Red Croee people In the field work
12 to 18 hours without compIsInL j^ Common
J. TEAM CETTY8.
Attorney for the County of Kershaw.
OLIVER A- RICE,
Attorney for the City of Camden
NOTICE OF AFPUCATION
FOR APPOINTMENT OF
GUARDIAN AD UTEM
„ ______ Plena.
They get'reil rn’tlsfa^tton ooY of'seiY-1 <>» Carolina,
ing the troops. And the Army from, Kerabaw^ ^
Oenernl Elsenhower down to the hum- ^ ^ County of Kershaw aad The
Meet O. I. are fnU of grstltude to thSi^^^ of Cemden. e municipal corpora-
Red Cross aad to the folks back home ' Petitioners,
whose oontributioaa make these serv*! . . -
Ices possible. ' Robert Thompson. Jamte Thompson.
William Tbqmpsoa. Frances Tboinp-
I,
TWv«-C^f«lly-S.ve « Li/,. ^
representing the unknown heirs at
law. if any. of Willie Thompson and
Tommie lliompeoo. now deceased.
Defendants.
f TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE
I NAMED:
You will please take notice that
unless you. or some of you. shall apply
. to the Court for the appointment of n
' guardian ad litem to represent tbe
i unknown heirs at law, if any. of
> WHIie Thompson and Tommie Tbomp-
-ven ROW deceased, and anch heirs ai.
law of the laid Willie Thompson and
I Tommie Thompson as may be minora,
lor may be under any legal disability
: whatsoever, within twenty days after'
the service hereof, exclusive of tbe
= day of such service, the Petitioners
fherein will apply Ut 4he Court to have
. some suitable person appointed to
I act as guardian ad litem for such
defendants.
J. TEAM GETTYS.
Attorney for the County of Ke^ew
, OLIVER A. RICE.
Alfdrney tor the City of Camden.
I.
Maxie JL Berry
Announces the Opening of a
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION and
REPAIR SHOP
ELECTRICAL and MECHANICAL
WORK.
SPECIAUZINC IN
Your alectric iron U one o#
jouT moat valuable **9errmnU** l
Now, eqsecially—aince the ma-
{erutti if*ii iifa^ oF, ka^ gone
to worl So, give jour-iron tbe
verv beat core, to moke it loat.
And if you ahould unavoidably
damage ila beater wvrea, idler-
moatat or intemal connection,
coll ua for. a job of expect re-
P«fr.
(Located in old Bakery—at tbe rear of Poatoffice)
Need Sbbes ! These are
UNRATIONED
You do youraelf a favor amplifying your aboe
wardrobe without requiting a ration atomp —
you help our fighting forcea by not uaing up
more of tbe countor^a atockpile of lenUaerl And
youTl love tbe pretty atyUng of tbeae gobor-
dinea, with ayntbetic aolea and heela.
Dress and Sport
Styles
2.98,198 and $5
BeantifnI Leatfier
Shoea too — WeD
Worth Yo«r
Ration SConqil
Tho newest shades and shapes in
Straws and Felts, attractively pric-
edr _
198 and 3.98
and Keep on Buying
Them! %
EICHEL’S
DEPARTMENT SfORE
“ V .
Buy only what you need, but when
you buy^Buy Quality^