The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 24, 1944, Image 8
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TMt CAMOCII CHtOmCVK, CAMDCWfe >OUTM CAMOUMK WtmAY, MA^ H,
Grammlr Gra^
In Fine Showii^
In Red Cross Dme
.Doofttloiu frofli orndaJo. t«*ch€r«
pttpUt of tiifi Camdea Gnimnir
•chool to the Axaericaa Red CruM
War Pna np to tut Tneador nWtht.
Red Cross llianks^
Merchants for
Window Displays
a
Wmnan Leaps Into
lUven Body Found
Many Honrs Later
Spring Arrives
Hoddled In Furs
And Robbef Boots
Mr*. Ralph Chaje> »ctiac as a rov-,Victim
Ins reporter, take# m ap and- down'
Mate street, clvinc »» charmtof \
gllBpeea teto the wtndovc at the|
Had
Camden Visited By One od tlm
Heawiest Rams In Years.
Csthofic BazaitQ'
EstaUishes New
High Li Retoms
Preaimis Mark In
March 2t a«Te«at*d IM.S2. The gW *55 • Adeltee Fteginh. eelored. M years of
caapatoB eoatteeee throash : *«®. coanltted aairide hr Jampteg. ...
teto the Wateree Rhrcr early Satar.l. Rainy, cold aad very a
day aamiljis. ORkess trooi th«fiQOt. Miee Sprtec foand
tl. and It ia beiered that 4be total i ^ Trod Cam^-^^
meotlontd wUl he doabled by that Th* Paehlon Shop wtedow diap.ay
tlnie. ‘ AiMrtcan Fla« i#****^* oWlce reobvered the ’
Mrs. Loatoe Boykin’s grade tope ^ te the aftemooa of the saM
the list te the anoant of contrlbatlcas jEr*** of a mile 4
with a total of 115.75. Mrs. Sasle Tay- **»• streaaiL
lor's grade 4-T was second with |1* to. I The woman, whe is nurrlcd
Ks grade 7-0 * namber of ehMren. has
ith to.l* ronrth place^^ from mental abheratioa for
to Mrs Esther Brace’s **v^“**\._ , , years and te Iktt was confined te a
for Bftttal delte-
Sprteg for 1944 arrived Sanday. and
HOW.
eey wnder-
Camdem a
aad
The woman.
and Mias Cornelia OHrer’s grade 7-0
was third
-‘T i«r‘k«r“W"«v.; . ^ .ui, ixit.nM
rradee aad ttacbers together with the JT Stem ®* i qaenta.
donations of school officials are ss ‘2**u^f***®°*t-^
follows; midnight hoar FViday and whenfaad with one extra day te Febraary
very onteviting place—bat it so hap
pened that similar cooditionn' smw
pretty moch te eridence ail over the
coantry. ^ .
'Miss Sprteg tripped te with an
ambrella over her heed, wrapped te
a ralneoat and with galoahes on her
footsies nt lX:5i p. m. Most folka
had an idea that Monday. March >1.
marked the debat of Spring 1K4. hnt
[is qaletly knitting. Around her are’ sonetfam after ^they Were wrong. -Thla la Leap Tear
igvwm. ^ eW^ mvaffldM .ntd» UV«H r g Midi/ toidU W»CU {dUMI W IMl VUV UhXto %Mmj AS F WUrur J
Grade l-Z, Miss Elite Zemp. W 1,L-.«» k* «*.« Cro— * members of the family coold not flndlthe vernal eqateox moved ba^ to
grade I B, Mias May Boykin. *5 01; I “«^( her te the rnomteg. traced her to the! March ». The san roae-that ia, it
jfor the Armed force*-.
grade ^Z. Mrs. Margaret Zemp. MM; ^
grade ^T. Mrs Mildred Team. $1 75;
grade S-M. Mrs. Leslie McLeod, M.7(;
for convaleecenu. I ^
la the window, of the Oqtlook acconHnr
stands a figure in her trtei Motor' »“ aeconUng
in her trtei
Corps nniform with her First Aid Kit
sborel and tow rope at hand to give
assistance in case of accident ori
trooble On the road.
to the sheriff.
’The shertfT was notified mas sapposed to. at 7:27 a. m. We
did Bot see it and wo 'doabt if any
one te the aoatheast did. It was sched-
nied to set at 7:94 and we assame It
A DAY NURSERY
did. altbongh we coaid n^ take oath
on it These hours made the day and
night period lost about eqaaL From
Tha 1944 CathoUc basaar ia cow
history, but R left a trail of broken
records te nn anprecented social and
financial sacBSSS
The basaar waa te session two even-
tees at SL Mary's Hall, adjacent to
the Catholic ehnrch of Onr Lady , of
Parpetnal Help and eadb night found
overflow crowds Jspunteg teto the
buOdteg. On Wednesday night the
cadets, stndent officers, their wives
aad dates were guests at the basaar,
some seven handred being served at
the dtener daring the evening. A
U80 show aad daacteg'to the mnsie
of n Shaw Field orchestra featured
the proei]i|m foDowteg the dinner. ‘
’Thah^y night was Camden night
and agate the crowds Jammed the
halL A delieious turkey dtimer with
ail trimmings was served with hun
dreds seated about the long tables.
'the tables at which “useless but
beaotifnl gifts were on sale at snper-
Avtetten Cadet Dick Mt
Madison Square Garden i
football center and twice'
eentcr tram Univeretty ef Ts
and three times aU4ti^ te W«^
ginia sea a shnttle mn mark
I waste litUe time arith untried'
rieties of seed when my state ei
BMnt stations are so weO eqt
to try them out for me.
grade S-A. Mrs. RhetU Alien. $150;
grade 4-D. Mrs. Lilly Dempster, il.M;
Tr^: ta. M«. O' o'j F., ,h. ■» sss
ISli; grade 5-B. Mrs. Annie Boykin.. **^‘*“**** *”* *^°*‘*- whose hnsbends are te the service, s’the nigfau shorter i®^. Edmn^ Bnrke. parish
$2 45; grade 7-W. Miss Christine ‘*°*® **‘*»,*‘’^*^ "if day nursery Is held at the Presby-,' TiTmercary r^ to a nice comfy w.. th« .nt-
Smart Shop where ia shown mdrt ef-, teiian Sanday school building on Wed-, re Satnrdav but in the evenine it" be-1 . ^**^/*“* evening was the auc-
fecUveiy wbal*the ladles In the Sew-joesdav and Thursdar afteraooiu fremLl- Conducted by those telmit-i
-makers, Dixie Boykin and'
liams. 94 S3; J. G.
and .Miss Utlian J.
Richards. Jr.,
Yates. 12.
95;
Ejee oi Sport World Will
Be Ob Stott Track; Many
Spectators Will Line Rails
(Continned from first page)
te tne aew-,B«s4iAy and Thursday afternoons frorn’ean to dron and bv Snndav It wasl^^
scraps, left over from cutting larger'cordially extended to all moth-'deQ experienced one of the heaviest’ « > ji wiv, j ix_i
nfth1“tf2; ’*‘®"® huMhani* are in the aer-1 compared by much
of the many Kit Bags tost are made . vice. 1 (handn
iigbtning and
I model while Mr. Chasje disposed of a'
for our Armed force*. The contents j
spilling out to give one an idea of the;
many usefnl articles in every Kit |
Pstrol Judges will be C. P. DuBoae. i
Jr.. Kirby Tupper, and W. A. Boykin.
Jr., all members of the Csmden Polo
club David R: Williams of Mulberry
plantation
’Thomas B
riii
Bethesda Presbyterian Ctiwreh T g. ri l
Sunday. Marr-fa 2€—A. Douglas Me- JOllllSUlIl 1 >AII1ltlPIinS
;rte^ contenu are purchmied throughjAm. pastor. Church school at tea k “ !riVVri i ^ *
local donations, each kit coating ap- m.. with a Bible eiasa for every age. Ststp d-H lllin SpfVp
proxlmateiy one dolUr to fill. I The nursery class continues through I“ VIUU kZICl
The delightful window full of small; the preaching service Morning wor
paper doll Canteen workers in Zeisp’s
be timer and Dr Store attracted a great deal of
Bruce is veterinarian. | attention In the background are rlted to attend these servicea.
W’hlle every event ia expected to delicious lc»kteg fruits
-'and vegetables canned this summer
provide spectators *' with plenty of
thrills because of the class of the
r-ntrie*. the spotlight race of the af
ternoon all] be the Red Cross affair
in which only South Carolina horses
will lake part.
There are eight entries and they
rome from the equeeUian centers of
under the able supervision of the Can
teen‘Corp*. Posters with Nutritional
information were displayed.
in the corner window of EkheTs
Department Store sits one of our in
valuable ataff assistants in*her lovely
yellow veil, at her desk with tele-
the Palmato State. Mrs. Arthur MoorelP**®^* ‘o ‘‘•'P
of Walierboro. has entered “Mllcave’’t*"T.Con)* in the Red Cross.
■ In the DeKalb street window of 8sm
- Br,^ M with -B. Padgett up; Pr. Anhurt
11
Moore of Walterboro. has entered Ka'vshs s^ the Jwlor ^ Cw
*The“B«trrtes ’ Br 0. with C Gallliard I “ad a disptay of msY ^ ^ usetet
up; 8 C McOlU of KIngstree. has en-l***** P'^^^
tered “Octan Line.” Br. H rider not!'®: the men of the Armed forces
ship with anthem, prayer and sermon! !>»«■'*«« *-H MobUixgUtm Week. Mar,
at 11:15. The public is cordiaUy te- Carolina’s 30.000 4-H club
members were active towards increas
ing membership and plans for increaa-
ing food production and other war
service actlvltlea.
Gov. Johnston's letter commending
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. William Christmas
(Sara SillsV are rectiving cpngratula-
tlons upon the arrival of a daughter'^’*®**’ Oring them to great-
on March 11, at the Camden boepHai “t^***. “T* to part:
She has been named Carol Ann I “South Carolina 4-H boys ai)d girls
— I contributed their share in this aebieve-
JAMES ARLINE DIAL IN SICILY ‘(food productiott, scrap collec
Mr. and Mrs W. D Dial, who resideton. sale of bonds, etc.) which in 1944
on route 2, have received a letter i tocreased by hew rnem-
from thetr wnrJlm^'AHIhe. petty of-
doxen or more of three-layer cakes at
figures ranging from 98 to 912 each.
Members of the Catholic ehureh.
assisted by townspeople interested in
the success of the bazaar, looked after
the serving of the diners and also
presided at the varioaa gift tables.
The financial returns were not an
nounced as contributiona continae to
come in, but the amount realised from
the 1944 bazaar will more than double
the record high attained a year ago.
to ItoB Tt> rdlefu dkeomforts,
one of tee best tetags ypo can do
Is put a good Nxxinhd of bame-
tested Vicks V^DoRob In a bowl
of butenf water
Then ic
Then feel tee wonderful rellet
come aa yon breathe In the
steaming medicated vapors that
penetrate to tee djid-rongested
UDDer fareatetec Duammes! 8m>
bow this aooteea Irritation, quiets
cou^iteg, and belpa dem the
bead-hrtegteg grand comfort
MB tOMf.., mb throst~
chest aed back wlte VapoRub at
bedtime. Vh±s VapiMtab atsks
for bours-2 wars ataasa-to brliw
rdief from rtliitrem. Memember-
1th Vicks VapoRidt you want
C^et Militano
Wins the Award
announced ; C. Y. McCanta of Cameron j. j
has entered ‘ Fine and Dandy." Br. O j tower Broad street was a ^er of
with McCants up; Emory McGill of;* »®toler wlth_a machine gnn
KIngstree. has entered ‘’Chick Chick” Ithe foregrourt. 'Thanfa ara
B*. M with Grayson up: Glover and '«" 'MlHam Trantham for maWng
Moore of Walterboro. have entered ^Is poster. In Dr Picketts office
•Top Sawyer.” Ba. G with Gllllard ixmian and photographs of all
up, J. D Pgrler of 8t. George, has en-t'*** ‘^"tored men te service from Cam-
tered “Spanish Uhl,” Ch. H. with
fleer, 3-C. to the effect he has land^! “Youth most shafe the opportunities
safety ;fft North Afrfca and Is'now with'^^'^’toning vtetorr gntT iH-iegamg Hid
the Arafrtcan troops in Sicily. Dial.toward a Just and lasting peace,
^fore entering service, resided in * commend you thus far te your ac-
f complishraents toward this Mid.
Your influence has been recognized
Aviation Cadet Orlando Militano,
class 44-G. son of Mr. and Mrs. Car
mine Miliuno. 97 Park avenue. Hani-
SOtt. N.- Y.
riu NERnW
RESTLESS
HIGH-STRUHt
ed by Southern Aviation school to the
member of each class at «4th JlAEEID.
making the highest physical fitness
score. I
His score of 85. topped the high I
average 6T 7:20 and represented
a perfect score in the sit-ape 18 pnll-
Plows that Mussoll^ sent to ’nkTetoT®iinpa -and- -8bu«Jo w thn^ 49 ^
^vernor, 1 urge you to produce, loods.
“Afiican em^re” are beiitg recoadl--^ .
tloned by British army engineers from »Bd serve In every way poe-
.Madras and put to work ou the land *tole until we reach onr greatest na-
again. .tional "goals—Victory and Peace.”
W’illlam Prickett up. and C. Y. Mc-
- rants of Cameron, has entered “Btur
dy Dak “ Ch G. with McCanu up.
The entries in the other six events
are as prevtously announced, with the
We wish to thank all the merchants
who so generously gave their window
IBILL BURNS 18 NOW
Internatioiuil B«auty*a Greatesta name band
exception there is an added entry in***’toute<l posters^
second race, one-fourth mile on:
space (or our use and the ladies who
so attractively decorated them, and
the Junior Red Cross girts who dis-
Bill Burns, son of Mr. and Mrs. U.
the
the flat for two year old (lilies, this ■ Dry Foods Plant Now Has
entry being Bunny Side, trained T>y!p.^(^|| Exceadina $10,000
P»te .Miller; also an added entry In '
the fifth race, one half mile on the
flat tor three year olds. Till* entry U
I'tah Springs, also trained by Miller.
There will be no charge for admit-'
slon to the track but donations will be
sollcked from spectators by workers
engaged te the Red Cross w>tr fund
rrTve" The war "BolTIWiTdi TB the
special race hate been donated by
friends of racing.
*1111* is the only race meet of the
(C^ontlnued from first page)
Another product of the soil that tha
Fresh Dry Foods company is interest
ed in promoting is the planting of
onions. It is stated that onions are
Just about impossible to find on the
market-now aad-te the faee-of—tkla
Earth |G. Burns, Broad street, and g musician
!of versatile qualifications, has gone
Mrs. O. M. Oavia has had a special Jacksonville, Fla., where he will be
course in hair styling at the show and player with the Johnny
remained over for further inetrucHon (•rant orchestra at the Hotel Windel.
in hair styling with a famous FHth' identified with the
Avenue Hair Styling Studio.
The Camden Beauty Shoppe alao
organizations of several amateur
bands ta Camden and his sobbing sax-
'ophone is well known to the dancing
has the latest and fast method of fraternity of this conunnuity.
CDLD WAVING and hair dose hot
have to be short to be successful as
other methods if desired long.
situation there have been but 20 acres
planted in Kershaw county this year.
The growing of onioos i# described by
Camden"’l94T s^wonVnd promliU to!'^. ^ry Foods officials « of-
have all the glamour and thiilla go!'®'’*®* opportunity to farm-
much in evidence te all events of the '“** ' ??!*• , ^ .
kind in this historic area. There wUll, offlctels declare that what
hr soft drinks and light reCreshmenta J? more than anythlite ta
served on the grounds by the Red county is ^ o«-8»nlzstten of
Alao the new hair dress of hair
trends Chignswa. Flat Top Upawsepe
and the much
Feather” cut,
talked about “Game
Make Your Easter Appointment
Early.
CAMDEN BEAUTY SHOPPE
Mrs. O. M. Davis
Phofts 199
ANNDUNCE ENGAGEMENT
Mr. end Mrs. Wilson J. Parker of
CsssatL announce the engagement of
JttMie
of
lyn, to Carl Alexander Holland, son
Mr. gnd Mrs. Ehtgene Holland of Cas
satt. The bride-elect is a slater of
Rev. Wilson Roy Parker. Methodist
minister at Ruby, who will officiate
at the wedding, the date of which Is,
to be announced later.
Class 44-G bad the highest average
of any class yet to gradoate from the
primary training school here te aver
age of 70:34 was slightly more than
two points. Better than the best aver- —-iitewak^
age of 98t—Eteren' made by Class
Do fonetiansl perlodle dtoturbaaga
,make. you (cel nsrypui,- cranky, tm
table, fidgety, tired and “dragged oof
—St such umaa?
Then atari at once—try Lydia g
Plnkbazn’s Vegetable Compound to |
relieve auch aymptoma. Plnkhaa't'
Compound ta famorja not oaly to 1
XBUeve monyily-i!ate_bgt-alK
panyteg weak, tired, nervous (ee
this nature.
Taken regularly — Ptnkham’a Gobi-
pound helps build up rcatatance agatad
. such symptoms. For geers tbouaaak j
upon thousands of women and
have reported beneflta. FoUov ]
44-P.
LYDIA E. PINKIAH’S
va^oHi
P, n nirfiooooom
With Spring Cleaning
RED CRD8S IS AT HIS SIDE
Cross canteen.
LEGAL NOTICE
the farmers on the basis of s well oo-
ordinatfd program of growing vltsUf
es.<4entlai producu at the proper time.
Another commodity the ' compeny
urges the farmers to consider is the.
matter of growing the pspiicks pepper
plant. The company offers to provide
Notice Is hereby given that ihe
Ktockhold^^rs and Directors of Belk's _
ivpartmvnt Store of Camdm. South pj"";, to“cover loo'acrre.'
Carolina, Incorporated, will hol<|,.,§.
meeting itj (Charlotte. North Carolina.
-fir The-. (»rfire of tts Pfe**Tdent. W. HT
- The- Fresh Dry Foo«ls. Inc., plant
hers iias has a yearly payroll of
„ II 25.04)0. all of which l.s expended in
on the _l*t day of April. 1.U4. Camden, as the 130 employees are all
for the purp<we of making application residenti of this city.
to the S*Hretary of State for increase!
o( Its Capital Stock to 949.500 00, | The electron miscroscope can pho-
M’. H. B. Simpson, itograph pariiclea as email as l-5')0,-
“Trie Swrvtgry. 1000.000 of an ,lnch.
CHtCt<±P
NEW AND DIFFERENT DISINFECTANT
Just Around The Comer
VISIT
Western Auto Assotdate Store
Step Ladders, 4 ft .$2.65
Step Ladders, 6 ft $3.98
Ocodar Dust Mops .... rr..... .$1.13
Combat cdcviiiiwia bow. bsiots H lokM ducks your
oouBtry Bssds. Doa't watt. It may Mriks aaytuM.
aaywlwts ... oad wip# owl your psotta. Fiovid* dsaa
qrouad. ducha must pick up coocidid to ooairoct tho
dwmiaB. Spiay bultdjaga, squlpmut oad Ite Uuat.
ibonmghty amd baqasaliy wttk Dr. Salsbury’t Far-<>Saa.
gifts coccMlMwaa psoput eouSoct woe’l harm tku. ckicks.
Thm. while'UssBu’s mo “spuettte ciuw” lot coccidioaia.
at praamtt. ptucdcal sapariOuca shosrs Mat w* cou
YOUR CAR WILL
MEAN MORE IN 1944
It Needs a Geed
lUR CKOIOE OF TWO FINE MECICINES
SPRING TUNE-UP NOW
Take care of your car while you are
still lucky enough to have it!
Your Orysler-PlymoDth Dealer
STOGNER MOTOR CO.
P*r-0-tea Tbsu mt
cim* r«u Fhus O-kal st 1
128 E. DaKALB STREET
FOULTIT CONSfRVATION FOi VlCTOVT FtOWIAM
F«(l«w Um a«ii«|Ml “Psvtiry CoaMnittisu Fw Ylcmrjr" ptw-
graa's rtcawwiSsti—a Fa* tall 4ataila au4 sauuS attvKa la
CBwkatiag caccMiaata. aa* kaKkatiaa, drag. OsaS,
Staraa 4i*alayiag tWa aaaaicm
atbs*
PHONE 570
DeKalb PhuinaQr
Cotton Scrub Mops ;
Funuturo Polish
Johnsons Glo-Coat Floor Polish
Indoor Clothes Dryers $1.94
Polishing and Dusting Ooths.. .15
Various Kinds of Automobile Cloaner wssj Polisb***
Bicycle Tires end Tubes—Antomobile Tims end Tubes
—^Wizard Betteries~Atttomobi|e end Bicycle Seat
Covers—Automobile Seat Cushions—G. E. Mazda
Sealed Beem l-»svipf
And hundreds of other items you
have been lool^g for. New items
added to our stock every week.
COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER
Western Auto Associate Store
^TEVERYTHING FOR THE AUTOMOBILE OWNEl^l
HomelOwned bjrlY^R. BOWDEN
Y* C. Moedey, Mgr. 10481*2 BMud SL*
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