The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 06, 1944, Image 2
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Notice
Rer. Henry P. CoHins. paetor of tbo
Lyttloton <8trMt Metbodiit cborcli at
You’ll RAVE
About Our,
LEMON PIE
ITS DIFFERENT!
CAMDEN HOME
BAKERY .
V
Qraoo Ep|i«copal Church
Maurice CurkO, D.D^ Rector
Holy communion at 8 a. m.
Church achool at 10 a. m.
Morning brayer and sermon by tt
rector at 11:16. . .
The regular monthly meeting of the
restry at the rectory at 8 p. m.
Lyttleton Street Methodist
Henry P. Collins. Pastor
Church school at 10 a. m.
Morning worship at 11:16 a. m.
locator Is
liven Sununmns,
II for Short Unie
Id A. Brsiidii|l|^ CIm
fMd, Die* In This Chf.
Wants—For Sale
Camdrwi FdQu Urgsd T«
Send Toy in Gift
McLeod's Chspel, Rembert
•Henry P. CoUlns, Pastor
Preaching: 1st and 3rd Sundays
8 p. m.
Beulah Methodist Church
Henry P. Collins, Pastor
Preaebint: 2nd and 4th Sundays
4 p. m.
Camden, will deliver the sermon at
the Methodist church in Bethune Sui
day night. Oct. 8. at 8 o'clock. The
public is cordially invited to attendJ
ATTENTiaN^
Just unloaded a car of Certified Red
Cedar Shingles.
Cover with Cedar Shingles and save
in cost of reroofing your house or bam.
Cost less to cooer with Cedar Shingles.
Place your order now while they last.
CAMDEN LUMBER COWANY, Ine.
(Acroee track from Soutkam Cottem Oil Cmnpany)
^ PHONE MO
Donald A. Brown, 16, prominent It
le educational circles of Cbesterfl
ad Chesterfield county for the
years and father of
rown, publisher of The Camdt
ironlcle, died at the Camden he
pltal Piiday morning after a brief
Inees. •
The deceased was a Baptist mln^
Iter, but ten years ago he became
iperlntet^ent of schools of Che8ter<|
field comity and two years ago
ItMcber In the Chesterfield Higl
chool.
He was bom In the Oates Ford
tion of Kershaw county In 1879 bntj
made hla home in Cbesterfielil
ity for the past 25 years. He
le son of the late Mr. and Mrs!
lezander Brown of Oates Ford. He
raduated from Wake Forest college
Besides his widow, who was EUi
Ice, he leaves seven sons. DeCost
Camden; Jake A., U. 8. Army
jrps. Maxwell Field. Ala.; Lorrai _
J. 8. Navy, now In France; Donald P.!
8. Navy, now at Norfolk: RacineJ
laurice and Yates. CbesterO^^_|P<
lin. H. 8. Lokey of Au^
pte. Qa., end Miss Laura Brown
Camden.
Also, five sisters. Mrs. L. E. Kirh<j
^ey, .Kershaw; Mrs. C. M. NanneyJ
Charlotte; Mrs. B. R. Mason. Orec
rood; Miss 8cotta Brown, Charleston;!
Irs. C. T. Lane, Oreenvllle;
rothers, L. 8. and B. A. Brown, of
liershaw, and W. B. Brawn, of Live
)ak, Fla., and by seven grandchlldrc
Funeral services were held at th«
'hesterfield Baptist church 8un(3
ifternoon, at 4:30 o’doCk. conductc
^y his pastor, the Rev. Raymond T.j
" sArmond, who was assist^ by thf
IV. W. A. Beckham, pastor of 8t
lul Methodist church, and the RevJ
N. Clower, ^suitor of the Chester^
Id Presbyterian church,
irs were: Messrs. J. Calvin Rivers J
Igar Redfearn, Charles V. Rive
Redfeam, Gary. E. Docilas
Mills Thurman.
Burial was in the Chesterftsld cemc
te»y.
.IMITED ORDERS taken for white
or dark fralt ykes. Phone 149. 29c
FOR rent—Furnished apartment. If
interested Phone -Wl-J. 29p
JR SALE—A S-foot all porcel
Norge refrlgeratw, in excellent con
dition. fl«6.. Apply to Henry Sav
age, Jr. phone 149 or 336. 29c
fOUND—A pig. Owher may* have
same by identifying and paying ex
penses. W. T. Plyler, at Pair
grounds. 29p
— T”
/ANTED—Local man. draft exempL
with unimpeachable character and
ability to manage and operate local
independent grocery and mark^
Attractive salary to start plus com
mission on all profits. Answer in
own handwriting and stating your
experience and present salary.. All
applications will be received in
strictest confidence. Apply to box
XX cfo Chronicle. 29c
llfference together with objectionable
IX laws resulted In the Viscos com-
ly abandoning the Camden project
ind bulfding the plant In Virginia.
Now it appears that the company is
;>lanning another planL bigger, by
lubte tbevuliimf Ika One now under
anstmctlOB. And ,.agaln both thejl
iiollnas stand face to face with be-
penallsed against industrial
Qwtb because of taxation problems
ind unequal freight rates.
QUICK REUEF FROM
(Continued from first page)
the wake of tho American armies in
the liberated countrtes, secure in the
knowledge that they will come to ao
harm, but rather, that the Am«r*caa
soldiers will give them a piece of
y, a stick of gum, or perhapa part
their rations.
Can any one oogaprehend what a
toy would mean to a child in liberated
Holland or Franoef *
Let’s send a toy in that gift package
to that son of ours.
B«7 War Bonds and Stanza
— FOR RENT
One or two,bedroom gpgy^
ment, livinir room, bath and
hUabeiK. JMd«mly funti*.
ed. 'Stram heated and hot
water.
MRS* Ik 1m SCHLOSRI
or 500
STOMACH ULCERS
DM TO EXCESS ACID
tM*l*«rMinie**IT«llMW*f
Over two mllBoa beWlw oftbs WIIAlABP
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I of arlilBs b'om RMuwifc
duoy
8^ oaJS days'
ifttUy
DoKALB PHARMACY
Thintdngof
- ^
Your
FamUy’s
Welfare.
To stay hoalthy, your family must have foods rich ia
mhierals, and vitamina. Such foods ara dairy products.
Keep your family stronf with the foods tfiat **fifht for
freedom.** Sorso milk, cheooo and butter akmc and ia
prepared dishes every day.
Tha milk' doM*t coma fronn cows it comms from
»'
Camden Dairies c
Phone BBS For Your MUkman
1024 Broad Stroat — 1-
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J. W. Haigler New
Manager of the
A and P Store
Succeeds Victor Wilson Who
Moves To Sumter To
Reside.
Weather Forecast For Camden and Vicinity:
Cooler Days Not Far Ahead
HERE’S THE COAT YOU’LL NEED!
Does Your-Car STEER HARD?
BEE-LINE
•m
▲•tMaativ* AUfUMKl
Hard steering is enussd by
sHgnment of steering anas, sphunss
or frost sale.
LOWERS TIRE COST
Ihonunds of motorists drive their
ears for yesrs, psyisg as iseressed
cost for tire service and hard staar-
Isg without ksowisg the cassm <
STEER BA8IER
Com# Isto our garage sad
drive your ear wrte our Became
Aligamcmt Mschiasb let es ehsA
yow car. Lai as shew yso
yeur ear stssr sesisr. .naiw
car fsrffecttam hy hssisc R
East DoKalb Street
Phone 47
Victor Wilson, who has been man
ager of the local store of the Orest
Atlantic and Pacific Tea company has
been succeeded by J. W. Haigler, Fair
street
Mr. Wilson and family have remov
ed to Sumter where Mr. Wilson will
be identified with the Home Store in
that city as head of the produce de
partment.
Mr. Haigler is well known in Cam
den. For some years he was identi
fied with the Southern Aviation school
and has also been the local agent for
the Charlotte Observer. He has been
identified with the local A and P
store on several occasions. He is
an ambitious young-man and Tie good
wishes of the entire community are
extended to him in his new position.
Virfinui Secured the Lsurge
Plant Planned For Camden
(Conttnuod from first pugs)
Next Mon^y a meeting Is being
held at Greenville which is to be at
tended by Gov. Johnston and Senator
Maybank. Forward looking citizens
of Greenville are seeking to find ways
and means to ellmhiate the conditions
now / mitigating against the Viscos
people locating a plant in South Caro,
lina.
Those acquainted with the negotla-
Ibql -Were -carried «»-4fr -conner--
flon wtth the proposed location of the
then ten million dollar plant know
that because of the freight rate situa
tion the company would have had to
expend- at least 8128,000 a year more
in bringing coal to a plant here than
to one located in Virginia. This wide
BUY
Yoiir Ingredients
for
FRUIT CAKES
Now!
Limited Supply of
Cfystslited Fruits Avsilsbis
BCktrriBi BPmeapple
•Lemon and Orange Peel
.•White Raisins •Citron
•Dates bMized'Fruits
•Seeded and Seedless Raisins
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pDod Shop
TELEPHONES 282 or 253
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