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■■■;,■■'•’ 4 \ • * ■; ^ . ■ D _j:.. PAQ€' tiX Cassatt News Letter Mr. AQd Mrs. J. H. Murpbree and two children, Lawrence and Alice, and Miss Joaee, sister of Mrs. Murpbree pf Salem, spent the weekend at Myrtle Beach. Mrs. Walter Watkins is on a rlsit to her father-iif-law, J. H.^ Watkins, and family. Mrs. Elrira (Halit Stevens of Char* lotte, N. C., spent' Sunday with her sisters, Mrs. Rosa Jlall and Miss Jes sie Beil Radcliff. Mrs. Annie Joeey and daughter. Miss Virginia Josey, of Hartsville, spent Sunday with Miss Eva McCoy and Roland Mc(]oy. Mrs. Jake Smith has been visiting ker mother. Mrs. Emmie Marshall. Mrs. J. W. Buchan spent Saturday in Colombia. Wallace Horton of Great Falls, visited relatives here last week. 8. C. West of Florence, made a short visit here last Thursday on his return trip from Augusta, Oa., where he visited his brother, L. L, West, who is a patient in the Veterans hos pital there. Miss Charlotte McCaskiii spent the week-end with friends In Columbia. Perry Mozler of Chester, Pa., is spending a few days with his mother. Mrs. C. A. Mozler. Miss Ruth Waiters of Columbia, has been visiting her parents, Mr.tand Mrs. P. M. Walters, for the past week. Pvt. Quinton Locoman of the Army, visited his aunt. Mrs. Bteve Bowers, over the week-end. • Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Hall and children. Janet, Charlotte and Buck, and Mrs. W. L. Young spent Sunday with the latter's mother, Mrs. Ogburn, near Kershaw. Mrs. A. A. West spent last Thursday with her brother, L. L. West, in Au gusta, Oa. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. (Tooper made a business trip to Columbia last ^Jatur- rtay. ... ... - .• Miss 'Grace . Faulkenberry, the daughter of Mrs. J. H. Watkins of the Cassatt section, who is attending Coker college, spent the past week end in the home of J. H. and Mrs. Watkins. Pfc. Wm. R. Watkins is on a week's furlough with his father, J, H. Wat kins, at Cassatt. He is stationed at Weejkbr News Lettor Firtmi liberty HiH Rev. J. T. Dendy, paator of the Prea- b3rteiian church, has returned after a vacation and filled his regular appoint ment here Sunday. He was accom panied from Rock Hill by Mrs. Dendy and daughter. Miss Elizabeth Dendy. Mrs. J. O. Richards Is spending some time with her son-in-law and dadghter, Mr. and Mrs. B. Bankhead, in Chester. Capt. N. S. Richards celebrated a birthday Sunday. He bad a number of his children with him in honor of the occasion. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. M. 'C. Wilson and son of Darlington, Miss Phoebe Richards of Greensboro, N. C., Mis's Rigbton Rich ards of Fort Mill, Miss Edith Rich ards. Misses Louise and Clara Johnston were business visitors In Rock Hill Tuesday. Mr. J. H. Clements passed a birth day Wednesday, last. Mr. Robert G. Hall of Westminister, was a member of the graduating class of Presb3rterian college last week, and has enrolled as a student of Union Seminary at Richmond. Va. He is a son of Dr. and Mrs. T. G.-Hall of Westminister, and a grandson of the late -Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Jones of Lib erty Hill. ... Rural Officers J. L. Hough and S. P. Watkins were in our village last Saturday. ■ Mr. Fred Cunningham of the Army, San Francisco, Cal., was visiting his father, Mr. W. E. Cunningham, last week. Mr. and Mrs. M. B> Williams and children of Camden, were Sunday guests of Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Drennan and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jones. J. H. McLeod, Jr., and Cla;rk8on Rhame were in our town" Tuesday. Miss Annie Jones has been kept at home for several days, suffering from -an attach-of-hay-fever. Eve and Eaddy To Operate Base At - Charlotte Airport Southorn' Airwapa Amoouncea Important Expanakm Project. Advartlsawnts oadsr tais ksaaiag wV a* obargsd for at tha rat* 4t i amt •sr word. Minimum ahaagn JS oseta 4ds sot In 1# point typo douMo ^niao. Caoh moot oDcswpauy ordor oaoopi orlmro cnotomor has Atlanta, Ga., where he is a guard at the prisoners of. war camp. Wilson Roy Parker left last week for Durham. N. C., to enter Duka unlverslfy.' Pfc. Boyd E. Parker spent a fur lough at home recently. When You Call A Taxi, What Do You Expect? «le. • PROMPTNESS • SERVICE WITH A SMILE • A COMPETENT DRIVER WITH A fllCE CAB Than You Want To Call... 4 POPS CAB...PHONE 696-R Tom D. Eve and Watson Eaddy, well known ip local aviation circles and prominent in the program of the Southern Aviation school here, will have charge of the Cbarlottd base of the Southern Airways, according to announcement by Prank W, Hulse, president, who was also bead of (ho Southern Aviation group here. The Charlotte municipal airport will be the location of a Charlotte base for Southern Airways. Mr. Hulse announced 'through Mr. Eve that "future plans call for a major opers;:;^ tion in Charlotte as tbe center of the company's activities in tbjs area.” Southern Airways is the largest fixed base operator in the Sooth, the company's activities including opera tion of airports, which covers salea, chartered ships, service, flight instruc tion. maintenance, spare parts and other supplies and eventually the op eration of passenger and freight serv ice. For the present time the Char lotte operation will be limited to charter service and flight instruction under current conditions but expan sion will follow as soon as possible. Southern Airways is now operating extensively throughout the Southeast, with key bases in South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama. Expansion here will be made as soon as military oper ations at Douglas Airport will permit, When the war started Southern Air ways was all set with what the Army ordered of it. and today more than 20.000 pllbts have received a. part._of their (rafnlng at the company's air bases. Army primary flight training schools were also operated* by South ern Ainrays at Camden, and Decatur, Ala. Included in future plans of the company will be the operation kn. eflehslve feeder airnhe network. Ap plication Is now pending before the Civil Aeronautics board, Washington. ^RB~C6arIotte as a dominating lyjb in that system. Also, with Charlotte as one of the leading terminal points the airline application calls for 16 routes in eighf Southeastern states— North Carolina. South Cait>Ilna, Geor gia, Florida, Alabama. Tennessee, Mis sissippi and Louisiana—serving a total of 94 cities and towns. For Solo FOR SALE—A S foot, all porcelain Norge refrigerator, in excellent con dition. Apply to Henry Savage, Jr., Phone 169 or 836. FOR SALE—Baby's playpep, maple. In good condition. Call at 306 DeKalb St. to see it. or‘Phone 271-W. Mrs. William Gale. 28p FOR SALE—'41 Ford used motor, transmission assembly and differ ential assembly. Service Motor Co., 1119 Broad St., Camden, S. C. 28c FOR SALE—R.C.A. cabinet radio. In good condition. May be seen at 908 Fair St. or jiee Tom, Ca®eron Marlon’s Service Statidu. 28-29p F«r RmI HMEIMt cussm letm FOR SALE—Tudor Ford, fair condi tion, has new seat covers and new battery. Motor has plenty of pow er, 1186. Arthur Smith, 1215 Lyttle- ton St., Phone 361-J, Camden. S. C. 27-29C WAR BONDS J |-7 © % Always Fresh • Enriched Ingredients • Delicious Flavor I HOME BREAD is the FIRST CHOICE OF CHILDREN AND ADULTS Additional nutrition has been baked {nto every loaf of our bread, making it better than ever... more tasty ... more healthful! And with more vitamins to guard your precious health, ypu will always be fit to do your job for victory. Bring home a loaf of our enriched bread today! Your family will thank you ... your children will love it... and you’ll be back for more. I* Ask Your Grocer Today for— Home Bread Camden Home Bakery FOR SALE—Seat covers for almost any make or year model car. Moat of these covers are tailored pre-war plaids. (Tome in and see them be- ' fore they are gone. Stogner Motor (Tompany. Phone 670, 128 B. DeKalb street. 18c FOR SALE—Baby chicks. Rocks. Reds. Crosses or Hearlei, mixed. 812.60 per hundred. The Quality ex- perlenced cirtek . ralsere nemaiia. Payment with order free delivery. Worthwhile Hatcheries. 101 W. North Avenue, Baltimore 1, Md. 1 28-28C Betimne. Ne^ Notes Id compliment to the teachers of the Bethune school and to Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Blackmon of the Baptist church, a social was given in. the Presbyterian cabin Thursday evening. Mrs. Fred Brinson "was in charge of the unique i program. Refreshments were served by the Woman’s Aux. Rev. C. B. Blackmon preached bis farewell sermon in the Baptist church Sunday morning. He takes up his new pastorate in Lake View Sunday. Sunday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Yarborough were Mr. annSffs. ‘A. T. Bethune and daughter, Mtss FriAnces. of Gastonia, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Brown and children and Mrs, Furman Cobb of Columbia. Rev. T. B. Anderson will preach in the Presbyterian church Sunday at 12 o’clock. At this time world com munion day will be observed. Mr. J. D. Linton. Mary and Freddie of Perry, Ga., spent the week-end here with relatives. Nell Davis, Navy, Camp Perry, Va., visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hom er Davis, recently. G. W. Elmore, Navy. Charleston, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Outlaw. The executive board of the Presby- teriiui- auxiliary, met Tuesday^ wHli Mrs. C. C. Pate. Mrs. C. Mitchell, chairman, presiding. Miss Wilhemina Epps of KlngstTee, i^lnthrop college, ts here TOr six weeks doing student home economics teaching under the supervision of Mrs. William Fuller. The'J. H. A. held its first meeting in the home economics room recently The following officers were elected, president, Mary Lee Jones: vice presi dent, Rita Etevls: secretary, Elizabeth Jones: treasurer, Peggy Gardner; re- porter, Ethel West: sponsor, Mrs. William Fuller. Mrs. Carf Harrison spent last week end at Camp Stewart with her hus band, Pfc. Harrison.' Pfc. Bill King of Fort Bragg, spent the week-end here with his parents. Sgt. Lawson Brannon of Fort Ben'- nlng, was the week-end gue^ of his j>arenta._Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Brannon. Olln Thompson. Merchant Marine, has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mt^. Hugh Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mitchell and family a<^ Mr. and Mrs.- A. K. Me- Laurin visited Mr. Mitchell’s mother, Mrs. M. S. Mitchell, in Spartanburg Sunday. Miss Blanche. Edna Brannon of Co lumbia, visited her patents, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Brannon, over the week end. Mr. and Mra. C. C. Padgett of Cam den, were Sunday guests here. Hugh Oliver Is attending Federal court in Aiken this week. Pfc. J. W. Lyiraod and Mrs..Lylrand of Atlanta, Oa., gnd Columbia, are spending several days with Mrs. Lylrand’s brother and family,, Mr. C. W. Jonaa. Miss Faye Thompson of Columbia, la vialUng her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Thompson. Miss Mary Arthur is conducting a nursery school In the children depart ment of the* Methodist dimreh. Mrs. O. H. Fowler Is a patient In the Camden hospital. Rev. and Mrs. T. B. Anderson of Camden spent Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pate. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd O'Brian of Oreelyville, were week-end guests of Mrs. O’Brlan’a mother, Mrs. Margaret Marrion. Mrs. J. B. Johnston left Wednesday for her home hi Trenton, Taan., after a two weeks visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Yarborough. All the teachers attended the dis trict meeting in (Totnmbia Monday afternoon and night; FOR RENT-r4-room fumtobed apart ment. Apply to 1603 Helghland Ave. or Roxy Cafe. 28p FOR RENT—Fumtobed bed room. 203 DeKalb 8L 2*-88c FOR RENT—Available Oct I, nice five room apartmenL at 1219 Fair St. Moet convenient to school. Haa garage and room for storing wood, $30 per mont^. Arthur Smith, 1215 Lyttlatoh SL Phone 851-J. Camden, S. C. 27-39C LmI — Found LOST—Ration book No. 3, Issued to William A. pptoon, Camden. 28p LOST—Ration book No- 4. Issued to Marvin Managault, Camden, S. C.. 921 Broad St. * 28p LOST—Ration book No. 4. issued to Frank H. Heath, 522 Hampton St. Camden, S. C. 28? STRAYED—Guernsey milk cow, red with white spots, left my premises last Monday night Notify W. B. Cato, Hermitage Mill, and receive reward. 28p LOjST—“A” gasoline ration book, to- sued to William W. Bates, Jr., Hem- ingford. Neb. Return to Mrs. Wil liam W. Bates, Jr., 1615 Mill street Camden. S. C. 28p LOST—Ration books No. 3 and 4, Is sued to Willie Willis. Ola Willis, and No. 3 hooka isstied to Junior Willis and Johnnie Willis, Bethune, S. C. 28p LOST—One certificate for 60 pounds of -canning sugar, issued to Arlia Rogers, route 1, box 3, Camden. S. C. ^ 28p LOST—Ration boQks No. 3 and 4, Is sued to William H. Croft, Camden, 8. C.. box 109. 2«p LOST—Dark brown blUfoltf,'-..contain ing gas ration book "A”, tir©^ cer tificate, receipts and |2 In mohey. Finder keep money and billfold return contents to Logie Harris, R. 3, box 96, Camden, S. C. 28p LOST—Ration books No. 3, issued to Luther B. Anderson and Eugene Anderson, 707 Mill St, Camden. S. C. 28p LOBT OR TAKEN BY MISTAKE in drug store on Dekalb street, bill- fold containing "A” gasoline ration book, car registration card, driver s licence and . other identification cards, also currency. Reward if re turned to Mrs. L. I. Gulon, Sr., or The Chronicle office. 28p Wanted WANTED—To buy a collapsible baby buggy or walker. Call Mrs. Osborne 416-R. 28p Wanted—Baker’s helpers. Apply by letter or In person. Treasurer’s Office, South Carolina State hos- --pUaL — ggv YOUNG MARRIED LADY, husband in fefvice, desires typing position. Also knowledge of shorthand anir"b6ok- keeping. Experienced Write box 246, Kershaw, ,S. C. 28p WANTED—To Iwy used furaitnre, wd pieces and general fumltarei (Tamden Fumltore (Jo. Phone 156 15tfe ProfKsimal ArI . .. Bnsinss Carfc DIXON'S SHOE SHOF HAVE YOUR SHOEt REPAIRED,, EXPERT REPAIRMEN ^ Shop located 5 doors bsliMi n C. Dixon's Rargahi House.' iii der the management of Mr j v Rowell. , * '• WE GUARANTEE SATlSFACDog 941 Broad 8L Camden. i <. Mixmllnnnoga ^ NOTICE—Hair cuts 85c on Satn^ on other days, 26c. Des KeasiiIIiw Barber Shop. flS" WEATHER8TRIPPINQ, lasuhtw Calking, featuring Protex Llf^ Metal Strips. For aatlmata^^ write M. R. Simpleton, Sumtsr 1 C.. P.O. Box 985—Rural 4B1L ^ NOTICE—W. L. Johnson h roach, waterhug and bedbm m terminators. Material usedn^JT sonous. No odor. All work tmim teed one year. Box 402, 8* Q- 8| CHICK FEED—Get a bag of tkatsM Spartan AH-Maah Starter far ^ chicks and give them tbe right dnt Only the one feed la all yon leMti carry tham throngh tho flnt m . weeks Buy Spartan today m chase your chick werrles sviy-> Whitaker h Company. Camdea, I (3. EGOS FOR HATOHINQ — Fton iected Triple A blood-tested neck 91.00 per getting oMS. WhttsiEg New Hampshire Beds—Tke Caain Floral Company. POULTRY W PARTMENT, loeatad West Lav« Street, Phone 581. \win Bur! WANTED—Puipwood, hardwood, tiaa- her. Ws also buy land. Help your government by nelUng poor trood now. Want to buy several good ^ P* O. Box 114, Carn ot 8. C. LOST-SAVINGS BOOK First Savings 4k Loan Asaodatha of Camden, 8. C. In thirty dayi, I win apply for duplicate. ■k* Mill DISCHARGE Notice uxhereby given that oai month from tfiladate, on October X 1944, Charles B^Bly^er wUl make ti the Probate Court ^JCershaw (Toaity his final return as Adln^istrato d the estate of Thomas RBlj^er, 4». ceased, and on the same date he vO apply to the said Court for a fiaii discharge aa said Administrator. N. C. ARNETT, Judge of Probate for Kerahaw Qautj Camden^ 3. C., Sept* 30, 1944. gi FINAL DISCHARGE Notice to hereby given that month from this date, on Octotori 1944, Fannie J. Truesdaie and X & Trueadale wUi make to the Autatt Court of Kershaw County thek fhsl return as Executrix and Ebuestor of the estate of L. E. Tmeadei, dseeMwt, and on the same date they vE apply to the said Court tor a final as said Executrix and ExeesM. N. a AMITT. Judge of Probata for Karshav Omty Camden,-8.7^,-8^ g. 1144--28^ HNAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that om month from this date, on Septemkar 13. 1944, Mrs. Mary S. Lovry will make to the Probate Court of Kar- shaw County her final retura u M- mlntotratrlx of the estate of VlEaa L. Lowry, deceased, and on the aaw date she will apply to the said Coi^ for a Dnal discharga aa saM Adfldiii- tratrlx. _Jf. C. ARNETT. Judga of Prrtala Camden, S. C., Aug. 18, 1944. Et DeKalb StraaC, Oppotita Camdan TKaatra — Phooe 3S BARBECUE BUPPIR A barbecue supper was given af the home of Jfr, gad 1^. Jen Duvto of DiH County toAMaai^ their son. Pvt dybuni Davl^uSMC, who to home on leave. - > i^dkaBerKiaa troopc la Nnriwendy like Paaamaa agd BrkMi ‘'beaten.” but hats hanly. keep tli^ NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS In compliance with the law, the Comp troller General’s office has instructed my office to make cbllection in all Delinquent Taxes in Kershaw County during the FcM and in all cases where the taxes are not paid promptly, I am required to levy up on and sell the property of the Delin quent Taxpayer for the ^taxes. Many automobiles have been escaping taxation. My definite instructions are to seize, levy upon, and sell such cars, upon which tax es have not been paid, unless payment of taxes be made promptly. I have no choice in the matter, and I hope that* the ta^syers will cooperate with my office, so that the taxes may be collected without Jevy and sale, which would necessarily involve more expense to the taxpayer. LEMeLEOD; ' .f kwhaw / r ■