The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 28, 1944, Image 2
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n. M. KtNNKpV. AND
L. C. CLYBUflN WIN HOUSE RACE
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^Idraced by the nuoy hundreds of
cUbens who ^luthered -around the
Court House to listen to the returns
as broadcast from the office of Sheriff
J. H. McLeod. A public address sys-^
tern. Installed tor the purpose of
tng the returns went out of commis-
iion early In the erening and despite
the efforts of experts to repair It. it
-did qot function again and' it was
necessary to read the returns from the
window.
All returns wltii the exception of
those from Harmony section were re
ported in by 9 o’clock. The, figures
as'^giren abore do not Include the
Harmony returns, but according to
the committee members, the Harmony
'vote is always small and could not
affeet ^e^ results in^^ity -testeaee
What Will City
Do To Entertain
Men In Service?
A Qomplete tabulated survey of the
election in the county will ^ given
in 'The Chronicle next week. Due to
the absence of the Harmony returns
at press time, it was impossible to
’print the tabulation this week.
Reporters for the inetropolltan dai.
lies, the Associated Press aUd United
Press were flattered by the congratu
lations received from these papers
and syndicates at the speed with
which the Kershaw County repults
were communicated to them. Kershaw
county was the first to report the
near-final report to the outside press
and news services.
In the votfng for United States
Senator., the candidates other than
Johnston and Smith, and the vote cast
for each, were as follows: John M.
Daniel 117, Dr. Carl B. Epps IIB, A.
8. Merriman 88.
Cloaiiif of Cmtor Raiaea Prob
lem of Patriotic Sig-
i^icance. .
Locker Rentals
Progressing Nicely
What does Camden plan to do to
provide showers and other facilities
of U. 8. O. and service men’s clubs
to the hundreds of soldiers and other
men in uniform who come to Camden
every week-end?
’That is a question that was ask^
by scores of Fort. Jackson and Shaw
Field men in uniform who had read
of the abandonment of the Center
this month in order that the buttdtnirigai^/x. B. Laney, J. W,
Wants—For Sale
LOST—Brown leather bill fold, con
taining gas ration books, A and C.
tire certificate and Other import*
ant papers. If found return to
Perry McCoy at Camden Food Shop
and receive reward. ^9p
WEEK-END SFECIAL—Day-old Bar-
rod Rock eggs, medium slse S6c,
larte t9e, extra large 44e. Camden
Furniture Co, Phone IM. 19?
Rant A FiWmat Lockar
may be' utilized as a freezer locker
plant and slaughter house.
The register at the Service Center
last week-end showed hundreds of
service men from every part of the
nation, placing their names on the
book, "rhe majority were from Fort
Jackson and bemuse of the fine serv
ice club,' wherein they can secure
baths, write letters, play games and
indulge in other forms of recreation,
they have been coming into Camden
regularly for many months to spend
their week-end.
Cannery Open
The Pine Tree school cannery is
now open on Tuesdays and Fridays
from 8 o’clock until 5 in the afternoon.
No produce can accepted after 8
o’clock. The cannery is located at
the old Pine Tree school. Products
should be fresh when brought for best
results. Someone must come to pre
pare the foods for canning. The fee
is 5 cents for a number 2 can, 7 cents
for a number three can. and four
cents for canning in fruit Jars. The
canning equipment is new and ready
for your use. Help bring victory soon
er by canning your surplus foods.
FOR RENT—Four room furnished
apartment on Fair street, with
combination living room and dining
room, all electrical conveniences.
Available the 16th of An^st pre
fer perpuneut residents. No p^.
Apply Mrs. M. Baruch on Lyttletou
St., or Phone 619. 19-80p
For
Prompt.. .Dependable Service
CALL TAXI
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24 Hour Service
LaU Hourat frtmi 2 A.m. to 6t30 A-m., PHONE 3lil-W
Passengers Insured ~ j
MARION HUDSON,
The community workers who have
been workbig toward getting the 990
lockers rented have done an exceHant
Job. Only a few have reported Am
number sold since Monday momitg.
It looks as though anyone who is
planning to rent a locker should do so
News ImAOmsatt
at once before they jire all rent^Mr. a^ Mn. ^ H, Itevla
Persons Interested in renting a jecker
should se any member of the board dl
directors of the Farm Bureau, thd
county agent’s office, and compmsity
workers in the various comiMEBAmi
Listed below are the names of Bo
sons who have rented lockers. There
are others rented but the names have
not been turned in as yet:
T. A. Anderson, J. T. Laney, W. W.
(Tee Late Fer Last Week)
Mrs. Sam Zelgler and two childreB
of Columbia, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Weet Jr.
Miss Alfee Kerr of Logoff, spent the
week-end with Miss Betty Jane Mc-
CqskUl.
Mr. and Mrs..O. T. Gardner of'Co
lumbia. spent a few days last week
kin,
George Mickle, C. R. Bowen, Mrs. Dan
Murchison, Mrs. Mary K. Brown, Mrs.
B. F. Myers, A. B. Boykin, C. B.
Mitchell. MeU C. Boykin, D. M.
Mayes, Mrs. L. D. Boykin, U. N.
Myers, Bolivar D. Boykin, W, C. Mc-
Carley, W. A. Boykin, Jr., W. P. Mc-
Gnlrt, Mrs. L. W. Boykin, II, J. B.
McCoy, 8. C. Clyburn, B. T. Pearce, J.
D. Crawford, C. M. Shiver. Jr., H, Jt,
rft
"Cotton” Clark, Isaac Sanders, Lew
Lee Clyburn, Julian E. Sanders. J. B.
Canty, Mrs. W. C. Seagle, H. B. Beard,
John Stover. W. R. Capehart. JanM
L. Sweet, Mrs. D. M.- Davis, C. M.
Shiver, W. R. Denton, Jr., C. W. Saiu
ders, Jr., C. P. DuBoee, Jr.. O. /
Smyrl, Mrs. E. D. Drakeford. SarsfleM
Club, Jasper Dinkins, C. F. Sowell, H.
L. Dinkins, C. J. Shannon, Jr., M. L.
Di/Val, R. B. Stevenson, K, C. Etters,
A. Shebeen, K. P. Ehnanuel, C-Ja
Truesdale, L. O. Funderburk, Wm. D.
Trantbam, Margaret B. Fewell, S. C.
Team, Ellen M. Glover, J. M. Vllle-
pigue, J. C. Gillis, Mrs. F. M. Wooten,
Jr.. John Oettys, John Whitaker. Jr..
Henry G. Cannon, Raymond G. Wolf,
J. Team Gettsy, W. T. Redfeam, J.
Abe Hilton, James R. West, M. G.
King, B. 8. Young, R. 8. Kirk. B. R.
Dixon, Hirtha Kirk, Mrs. David R.
Williams. Dr. R. 8. Kirk. Henry Sav-
age. Jr., P. R. Langston, Verdle Pow
ell and John R. Langford.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Rosier and^soii,
Ralph, and Mrs. J. P. Beam of Cayee,
visited M. 8. Rozier and family Sun
day afternoon. .
Miss Sarah Davis of Columbia,
spest last week wi^ her parents
here.
Miss Sarah June RoMer is visiting
in Florence.
. Ralph T. HaU, 22, eon of Mr. and
Mrsr Tr R. Rail, Hi been pfomoted
to Captain, in England, where he has
been since February ■
Capt. Hall, who made his home with
bis sister. Miss Hettle Hough, of 4217
Blossom St., Columbia, was graduated
from Clemson college in 1941 at the
age of 19. He was employed by the
Sonoco Products compny in Hartsvllle
b^re entering the army in 1942,
wAen he became old enouib to be
g^en his oomaalssion: He was sta-
tlmied at Camp Croft for a year and
wib later at Camp Button, North
'Carolina, and Camp Botner, also of
Nortl^ Carolina.
Mrt. R. Ms Yooug is a padeat in tiie
Camden hospital
To Make Loans On
Farm Woodlands
The Federal Land Bank of Colum
bia, has extended its loan facilities
to include loans on fanii, woodlands
and foreat lands according to notlM
received from Julian H. Scarborou^
president of the Bank, by Mr. A. C.
Bradham, sdcretary smd treasurer of
the Camden National F^rm Loan As-
aoclatlon, which handles Federal land
bank loans in this county.
The new timber loan plan la de
signed to serve all tamers who have
I timber land-in excess of Tiormal thnu
needs and are following sound fores
try practicM as well as those engaged
In Uie growing of timber on a large
scale. *‘It is now generally recognis^
that farm woodlands constitute a sub
stantial part of the value of farms
in the South and the recognition of
this value for loan purposes will «i.
able the bank to extend its long-term
credit facilities to more farmers,” Mr.
Scarborough said.
Miss Emma HaU
Of Cassatt Passes
Miss Emma Chrlateen Hall, 19,
daughter of Murdock and Jessie Tid
well Hall, of Cassatt, route 1, died
Saturday night at the Camden hos
pital after an illneaa of several weeks.
Surviving are her parents and the
following brothers and sisters. Mrs.
R. F. Outen, Lancaster; Jack Cooper,
Cassatt; Mrs. Blnnle Lee Cooper.
Camden; Mrs. Ed Anderson, Camden;
Mrs. Angus Ray, Camden; Mrs. G<rf-
ten Baker, WestvUle; Sbnest, Alvin,
Dalton Hail, all ot Caasatt.
Funmal services were held at four
o^clock Monday afternoon from the
Beaver Dam Baptist church near Cas
satt Interment followed in the
Aflrch oeniPtftZ,.
C. 8. Weduwsiay- at 8:86 p. m. Senior CARO OF THANkT
choir practico FWday at 8:80 p. at Wo Maoorely approelato Um L
District Conforenco at St. Jamw neos and sympathp yon have
Methodist church, Sumter, Aug. ,1>S. to us ia our beroavsAMat
Bishop L. H. King will bo preoont U> I9p The Shinoer
dedkAte the church. ^
^ CASH
FOR YOUR AUTOMOBILE
ThA Beat PIaca To Buy Or Soli Yoair Cat
YOUR CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER
STOGNER MOTOR COMPANY
128 E. DoKmlb St. ^ PfcwbR 8T0
You Will Like .
our courteous
Milkmen
You’U Love .Oar Delicious
MILK
QUICK ACTING BRAKE
A new magnetic brake, which win
atop a one-eighth horse power motor
traveling at 16,000 revolutions per
minute in less than six turns has been
developed by Ch^ter L Hall, General
Electric engineer. Stopping the mo
tor in six turns Is comparable to
bringing an automobile traveling at
68 miles an hour. to a dMd stop in
2.78 feet
Our milkmen havet^t forgotten
the meaning of the word courte-
sy^hey Ml give the same
friendly oerviee they have o/-
ways given you.
ONE PINT EACH DAY
for
VICTORYi
‘n# bAit AiOk
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I PsfllAy pTBOWWHa
Rav. W. R. Gregg, pastor. ausoABeaa
the foUowing sendees: Charoh sehool
St 16 a. as. with J. S. Mysra, SaJR.
Morning wor^lp at 11:80 a. as., aar-
mon theme, "Blessed Are They That
Mourn.” Evening worship at 8:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting Tuesday at 8:80 p. sa
Meeting of Circle No. 1 ot the W. S.
Ctmdm Dames
Phone m For Your MWemm
1094 Bn.d StnU — — — rrailTii. 1C
RABt A FreAser Locker
Saturday
July 29th
Is The
LAST DAY
Of O.P,A. Release of Odd Lot
Men’s and Women’s Shoes
RATION FREE
We atill hAwe a big aelectaon ol Ikrega SUtoet — Sawe
your Stamp by purcbatiny aeweral pair on tbia re-
PArtkularly line aeleotioag are Awailable
ia aBaall aigeg and narrow widtba.
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•rABM BUBEAU
Wny 0)4r What Ym NMd, Bm Wh«i Ym
MR. FARMER:
Join Your Kershaw Goanfy
Farm Roreau!
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Grow More Food^Food Fi^ for Freedoi
11118 war can’t be won without food, any uHve than if can
be w(m without guns. Thats why AmeiicaB farnnkfl ibonld
dedicate themselves to break their prodnctitm recent oach
year, in ^ite of labor, machinery and tran£VQrtgl|i||^lirO"
blems.
By ioimng your Kerahaw County Farm Bureau you 'uM he hely
big to organize American Farmeral
This appeal is sponsored by-
Home Fiimishiiig
For your Borne FanAjUng Needs, eonmitt
' mmHAthbu. tor the a,
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