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\ V mm CAMMN eiHMieLi, tmamiK ihth gAagnnA, Mmtvr n, tm Miltoii Horton IKes of Wounds Mr. oM Mn. Flojd Horton of Cm- Mtt. hOTO been notified that their ■on, Milton E. Horton, died in * French hoepttnl July 10 from wounds he recelTod July (. Bit pnrents Imd nlrendy been notified of his injuries. Prirste Horton Tolunteered' for serrice in July, 104S. He recetred his trsining st Csmp Vsn Dom., Miss., and St Csmp Breekrsnridgs, Ky. Hs WM sent to Enilsnd la April, IMA and had been in France only about two weeks. ~ He is sunrlTSd ^ his parents, two brothers and two sisters. 10 ciilat »«70AVt Liquid for Mslsriel fljrmptoaie diitj’i taxaliv0 ywr child thoild LIKE Cassatt News Letter}Fonner Principal Of Bethuiw School Killed b Action liir’^BLACK- f ^DRAUGHT reroof Roofing Is Available ... Within Your Means! Roofing material is awailable, at modarate pricaa, for thosa whoso roofs nood ropairing or tiro raroofing. .. LIT U« ItTIMATE YOUR ROOFING JORI Don't wait til the last minute Is repair. Work oan be financed on instalment plan. M. r'fORTE Phono 582J "Your Hometown Man Hm Your Welfare At Heart* Mrs. Rupert Qodshall and two sons, Rickey and Ronnie, and Miss Roth Walters of Colombia, spent several days with their iiarents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Walters. . Mrs. W. T. Davis and Mrs. O. T. Gardner of Columbia, visited their brother, J. H. Davis, and family iMt wepk. ' 7 Mr, and Mrs, W. B. Stevenson of Chester, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McOoirt. Mrs. J. T. Mays of Colombia, wm the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Steve Bowers, the past week-end. B. L. McNeely and children spent Sunday with Landy Laney and family at Boykin. Miss Marie Vaughn of Colombia, spent the week-end with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Vaughn. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hall and chil dren of Comer, spent a few days with Mrs. Hall’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Parker. ^ ^ Mrs. J. W. Buchkn spent Monday in Columbia with a former college mate. Miss Martha Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Watkins receiv ed a message from their son, Cpl. J. Leslie Watkins, that he had reached New Guenia safely. ,Cpl. Watkins has been in the Hawaiian Islands several months. • -ve Mrs. Dong Montgomery of Camden, and Mlsa Marlon Stevenson of 'Ches ter, vlsitedi friends here this week. Miss Ila Mae Watkins spent a de lightful week with friends In New berry, — Nettles Myers of the Navy, and Mrs. Myers and son. Nettles, Jr., of Norfolk, Va., arrived a few days ago for a visit to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McCoy. Mrs. Olin B. Watkins. Mrs. A. B. Watkins and Mrs. Alice Trimnal spent a few days at Yemassee and Paris Island visiting Olin Watkins, who is stationed there. Miss Sarah Davis of Columbia, ■pent the week-end at her home here. Mrs. A. A. West accompanied her son, Clyde West and family to Myrtle Beach for the week-end. They were guests of Mrs. West’s son, Leo West, and family. News was received a few days ago that Lt. L. L. West, Jr., had received his wings In the Army Air corps, in Victoria, Texas. Lt. West is the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. West. News has been received from the war department by Mm. O. L. Wise Newberry, that her son. Tech. ggt. David Heber Wise, was killed in ac tion in’France July 21. Sergeant Wise was with an infantry division and had been in England several montiis. Since June IS he has been in France. He enlisted in the array in October, lf4t, receiving hfs training at Camp Atterbury, Ind., and Camp Breckenridge, Ky, Prior to entering the service, 8gt. Wise was principal of the Bethcme Grammar school and had previonsly taught in Anderson county. He is a jcraduate of the Bush River High school and Newberry college. He was highly esteemed by all who knew him. Heber, as he was better known, was the son of Mrs. Ida' Fulmer Wise, Br. In addition to his mother he is sur vived by a twin brother, Pfc, Charles E. Wise, air corps, Greensboro, N. C.; Sgt. G. L. Wise, Jr., Camp Atterbury, Ind.: G. Herman, J. Harvey and Ray ’A. Wise, Newberry; Mrs. W, V. Pugh and Mrs. E. O. Shealy, Prosperity; Mrs. J. R. Lathan, Burlington, N. C.; Mri. J. A. Keialer, Gilbert, and Mrs. John F. Fulmer, 'formerly of Char- lotteeville, Va.,- bttt now of NeWberry- He was a member of St. James Lutheran church, near Jalaps, where memorial services were held on Sun day afternoon, Aug. 13. Sgt. McKenzie Is lOUed In Action AdvsrtlseaiMita efMurged tor at the rate 1 Ada set la It salat type Cash asuet wSara coatoaMr F«r ^ FOR SALE—Six weeks old Hamp shire pigs, 36. Chesnut Ferry Road. Phone 186-J. ^ FOR SALE—1941 Dodge motor, in good running coddltton, 336. Cam den Furniture Co. Phone 163. 22c Special Services At Smyrna Sunday Three services are scheduled to be held next Sunday at Smyrna Metho dist church on the West Kershaw cir cuit, with the Rev.^ohn L. Sandlin of Heath Springs, preaching at all services. The first will be held at 12 noon, followed by dinner on the grounds, All members, former mem bers and friends of the church are invited • to attend, and all who will are asked to bring baskets. Afternoon services will follow the' dinner hour. The closing,services of the day will be at 8:80 p. m., which will bring to a close the revival meeting now in progress. This week tlwough Frhtay the Rev. W. Fred Hedgepeth of Co lumbia, is pitching each night at 9 P- m.—L. D. Hamer, pastor. Dan McPherson Ctf McBee, PiBsseg Dau McPherson, 48. died Suadsy iu a OamdMi hoepital after two days ill- sees. He was a native of MoBee and for the paat 10 years has been ager of the Peoples Hardware and Grocery company. Graveside services wwe held at U o’clock Monday morning, conducted by his former pastor, the Rev. J. C. Lawson of the Blenheim Baptist church, the Masons had chargs. Surviving are hia widow, who be fore marriage was Mlsa Josephine Stuckey ot Hartaville; hia father, M. A. McPherson, and a sister. Miss Ellen McPhprson. all of McBee. FOR SALE—1930 model Tudor Ford in fair condition. Reasonable price. Arthur Smith. Phone 816-J. 2t-I4c w-——— FOR SALE—1941 model circulating beater, with new firpboz and grates. Priced cheap. Addresa box "T" care ~ The Chronicle. ^ FOR SALE—1936j. Chevrolet Body, 1935 Chevrolet Motor, and a number of other parts for any 1935 Chevro let car. Service Motor Co., 1119 Broad St, Camden, 8. C. 81o FOR SALE—Baby carrtage, all ateel structure, rubber tires, prfctlcally new, 315. Hooked wool rug. 8x10. 310. Chesnut Ferry Road, Phone 189-J. 22p FOR SALE—One Guernsey cow, milk ing, in good condition. See J. T. ' Rowell at D. C. Dixon’s Bargain House, or at my home, opposite Armory, after 8 p, m. 22p Mrs. Harvey McKenzie has received FOR SALE—Seat covers for almost word that her husband, Staff Sgt. Har vey McKensie. died in Franee July IS. from wounds received in battle. Sgt. McKenzie went overseas April 1. He was in the infantry for ten months. He leaves his wife, Jane Edna Me. Kenzie, of Raleigh, N. C., hia mother. Mrs. Ada McKenzie, of this city, and his father. I. O. McKensie of Co lumbia. He also is survived by four broth ers, all in the service. Robert G. and Hosey, who are in France, I. J. McKenzie, in the navy and-stationed in California, and Coley McKensie, also in the navy and » somewhere in the South Pacific. Two other brothers, Sidney and Billy, re- side in Camden. A slater, Mrs. Betty Gordon, is also a survivor, A brother- in-law, Pete Gordon, ^ now in Eng land. any make or year model car. Most of these covers are tailored pre-war plaids. Come in and aee them be fore they are gone. Stogner Motor Company. Phone 570, 118 B. DeKalb street. 18c For Rent FOR RENT — Three-room Duplex apartment with bath. Apply Box 193, gamden, S. C. 22p WANTED—Help for wertt-end wokk In dry goods store. Apply In per son. J. Pul Roes. 988 Broad 8L. Camden, S. C. ^28p WANTED—One pair of hound pups, frop 3 to IFmonths old. from pore blood tree doiv. Apply to Curl Robinson, route 1, Kershaw, 8. C. WANTED—Pulpwood, bmrdwood, bsr. Ws alM buy lSBd.*HsIp your govonimeiit by ssUlag your wood DOW. Wut to buy ssvaral good used trucks- 8oe D. J. Creed, or ' can tlL P. O. Bos 814. Cam den. B. G. IdU Lost —Found LO«T-^i'T“ gu ratioa ooupoaar-kfc sned to Jess BametL P- O. Box 184, Camden, 8. C. . 32p LOST—Gasoline ration book B. issued to Jim Nelson, route 1. box 121, Logoff, 8. C. w 22p LOST—Ration books No. 3, issued to Mrs. Ney Billings and Francis M. Billings, 1010 Fair 8t., City. 28p LOST—^Ration book No. 4, lasned to Benjamin F. McCoy. Notify Lizzie Gettys, Bethune, 8. C. 22p LOST—Ration book No. 4, issued to Arthur Robinson, Wateree MUl, Camden, 8. C. 22p TAKEN UP with me. one female pointer dog. Will be returned to owner upon identification and pay ment for this ad. M. P. Owens, route 3, Camden. 8. C. 22? PrifessM AM. ... Bismss Cn Dixoirs SHOE SH» HAVE YOU! SHOES REPAIRib, EXPERT RtPAIRMCM I have with ms to eaerata shop. Mr. J. T. RpssII^T; SHnsen. tong sxpsrisiioed la rspsir bttsir—^ ^ Leoatod A»^ D. C Dixon's •SI Bread Strset Cemdw^i i^railMton: aonoua. No odor. All work aJ teed one year. Box 402 oZ 8. C. ’ ^ CHICK FEEO-Get a bag of Gm * Spaiiau AH-Maah Starter « efalcka and give them the rightn Oaly the one fded is aU yog gM carry thsm througb tha tier wssics Buy Spartan todn ■ chase your eklek wsrrtsa asp Whllakw 4 Cempany. Ca«im C* •' —^ eqgs for hatching — rtm lected Triple A blood-tested m 81.00 per sstting of 15. Whits te New Hampshbe Reds—The Cito Floral Company, POULTRY! PARTMENT, located Weit Lem StreeL Phone 188. liiacoltipoooa for rent—2-room furnished apart ment. Mrs. IL L. Gaston, 1605 Highland Ave. 22-28p WEATHERSTRIPPINQ, InsuUtlon. Calking, featuring' Protex Lifetime Metal Strips. For eatlmats caU or write M. R. Simpleton, Sumter, 8. C., P.O. Box 985—Rural 4611. lOtfo NOTICE—W. K Johnson 4b Son. roach, waterbug and bedbug sz- Revival At ML 2i A series of revival servicee uRi gin at the ML Zion Bap^ (white) Sunday evening, Augmt R 8:30 p. m. Services will eoNk through Friday night, August 351 Ben J. Mclver, pastor of tks R Baptist church of 2Mgler, m, i bring the messages. The cordially invited. Matthew M. IM pastor. /f TAX NOTICE The tax books for the collection of (bounty and School -Taxes for the fiscal year' commencing January 1, 1944, will be open from September 15. T944. to December 31. 1944, inclnstve without penalty. When making in quiry about taxes, please state the school district number iu which you live or own property. The following is a list of the total lev lea lor the various school districts: DeKalb Township Milts School District No. 1 31 School District No. 3 23 Sohool District No. 4 27 SckMl Dtotrict No. 3 29 School District No. 28 13 Schsel District Mo, 43 13 ■sffals Tewnship Mills School DIMrtet No. 8 21 scfeMT'Msttiscm 5 ...... 7.: .; ii School OMtrict No. 7 18 School DieCrlct No. 15 13 School District Ko. 20 22 School Distiiet No. 28 33 School District No. 28 22 School District No. 27 24 School District No. 28 13 School District No. 81 ........ 18 School District'No. 40 32 School District No. 42 II Flat Reck Township Mills School District No. 8 24 School District No. 9 24 Schodl District No. 10 18 School District No. 18. 21 School District No. 19 24 Bchepl District Ncr. 80 ... r.v rr. .T:~lg School District. No. 33 24 School District No. 87 : 24 School District No. 41 24 School District No. 43 16 School District No. 47 13 Wateree TownsMp Mills School District No. 11 11 School District No. 12. ’'iseiKssrTifiteTcOfe! iV! it! T17 School Dlstrlct’No. Scfio^rilBtHcOforil-. .. 13 School District No. 39 16 C. J. Outlaw. Treasurer, 12-29-44 Kershaw County, 8. C. FOR RENT—Three-room unfurnished apartment with private bath. Apply to Mrs. Lucile Mickle, 1206 Fair St, Camden, S. C. 22-23c FOR RENT—Furnished apartment 3 large, cool rooms and one small room. Private entrance, private tmth and electric kitchen, available immediately. Apply 807 Bast De Kalb St. Phone 519-J. 22-24c FOR RENT—One 5-room house, com pletely furnished, modem furniture, 275 per month, 1518 Lakeview St., Camden. S. C. 22p FOR RENT—Five room furnished house on Mill St. Apply at 1207 Mill St., for details or Phone 631-W. 88p FOR RENT—Two furnished apart ments with water in rooms and con necting baths. Apply 407 DeKalb St, Camden. S. C. 22p FOR RENT—Four room famished apartment, with private l^th, .cloe9 to ail churches, schools and busi ness esctlon. Mrs. V. W. Clark. Phone 456-J. SOc FOR RENT—Four-room uufurnlshed apartment with private bath. 1506 Broad street, Camdeu. S. C. 22c When You Call A Taxi, What Do Ycm Espedl If IFg • PROMPTNESS • SERVICE WITH A SMILE • A COMPETENT DRIVER WITH A NICE CAB^ Then You Want To CaU POPS CABseePHONE 696-R mmrn BAKED 1 W^ttited WANTED—To buy used furniture, odd pieces and general fnmitaru Camden Fumltnre Co. Phone 163 litfo WANTED—Five or six room modem bouse with conveniences, unfumish- ed. Permanent rewidATica—Fxir oc= cupancy Sept 1. Phone 114-W. WANT TO RENT—A five or six room house before Sept 15. Would con sider buying if located desirably. Call Jack Moore at Camden Hard ware 4b Supply-^ Co. 21? 25|T£ACM£B.-WANTBD- Dflelmble high school near Camden needs first grade teacher. S^ary 26 above state. Ap- pTy to Teadher, care The CAmden Chronicle, giving qualifications, ex perience and photo (if possible). * 21c Tbef are patieat aloat fa|tine tomsM ttes iMg Mrttoct coffia MOf M bnk4 A soldisr has to lino up for s lot of things hot wo don't liko to BOO him wait too long fox s Long Dfstanoo.oalL Would you saind holping a Uttlo by tawing tibo wrivos from aowwn to ten for tho soxvioa mon? ThaPs whan thouaanda ol aoldiors rush to fho toUphonos at tho oampa and wo*d lilcf to giro thosa fiist'oatt on Long Distenoo. Snnoi lunufliiE Ml ToBiiPi Ciimi l■ta■S■SATgB \ PREPARE Early FOR FALL • < Today Isn’t Too To Bring Us Your Cleaning Bo amort... teing^ your foU cloamnf BOW. You'll sawo /yournrff dinootnlort and worry hy hoiite proporod for tho cool days. InridesAany, you'U hdp us owoid o rush, tooi. RESULTS TrfAT SATISFY Bring your aothes to- Palnetti ■aai OsKalb oiers, he. daaSSedS i A V 0 R f D 0 V I R A kOOSOOOOOOOOOOOOfrtOOOOOOOOO E a R i BOTTLE TIME^ HEKE thoworyM. Tm MIUC is a baby's moat why yon ahouid iaabt COB ho aura that •oBd nmaclo bnildora, oBd tho oU ImportaM ViteuiBa A oBd D. boat adlk doom'! Phohe tM Par Mi* hit,.,