The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 06, 1944, Image 7
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an ordinance
rtrdlMDC® ^toinA TM» otdl-
i ‘Smed. -u for tho
’rfwcture* b« r*t-#ro« and rat.
' .„d provIdliHI rofulattona for
'!*«rtwie of food and faad and tha
wmiln ^ qty
8. C. pnprtdr poi^
for the violation hereof^* U
August 29th, 1944.
It ordained by the Mayor and
Lumen of the City of Camdeiu
,1, Oirollna. that an ordinance of
\^»t entl^. “to
for the public health Ind p^
! the aprOPt* ^y****"* ^
uVifl that eeruin atrueturea be
«e*and’rat^>roof and providing
litione for the atbrage of food and
and the handling of garbfge
lin the City of Camden, 8. C., and
Mvide penaWee tor the violation
be amended by atrlking out
ion 6 thereof and anbatitutinf In
ilece the following;
n,at each day that any person,
or corporation shall violate the
>8 of this ordinance, after ten (10)
I notice by the Health Officer to
I person, firm or corporation of
existence of such violation, shall
tltute a separate offense.
Id that said Ordinagoe be further
oded by inaertipg after section f,
following:
whenever thd Health. Off leer
ties the occupant or oocni^ta of
islness bnildlng that there Is
« ef rat infytatioa cf the 4wfld»
said occupant or oeenpanta shall,
in ten days thereafter. insUtuta
oprlate measures for freeing the
aises each oocuplee of aH rata,
that unless snltable measures for
Inf the building of rats are fn>
ited within ten (10) days after
Ipt of notice and^nnless contina<
f maintained in ~ 'a satisfactory
ner until ths buUdlng is free of
the Health Officer is hereby an-
ised and directed to free the build*
of rats and to levy a monffrly
s to
cover ^ cqpta pL teAior.
^ftone News Notes
Mrs. R. E. Mc(Mskl!l entertained 1
Wednesday aftihioon with four tables]
of bridge. Mild! score was won by
Mrs. C. B. Mitheli and bingo was won
by Miss Stella Bethnne. Ice cream]
and cake was served.
Mrs. Amanda McKinnon has receiv.j
ed a letter from leer -son' Sgt. NeB
McKlnUon, who last week was report
ed wounded. The letter states that
he was a Oerman prisoner in Paris!
uhlil that city walb liberated.
Mias Blanche Edna Brannon of Oe-|
Inmbla, was the week-end gue^ ,of
4ier parents,. Mr. and'Mrs. B.] W.|
Brannon. —
Mr. and Mrs. Alex McDonald and]
famUy spent the week-end In Sumter |
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Joyner and I
family -w«rO weeltend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Brjrant Joyner in Lancaster.
Little Lony Hinson, youngest son
of CSiief Hinson, bad the misfortune
of breaking his arm when he fell down
the steps i^hls home last Frday.
Boy CraVen, ^ Jr., first class boat
swain, who haa been in the South
Pacific for two years, is at home with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boydj
Craven.
Mrs. Clara Davis visited her sisters]
in Darlington over the week-end.
Miss' Mary E31en McLaurln of Co-1
lumbia, spent the week-end with her]
mother, Mrs. Daisy MeLaurin.
Misses Eva Jo Ratcliff and Bonny]
Hammond of-Wintbrop college, were!
wsafc-MttYBMtn tn ih^homw here.!
Miss Ratcliff was accompanied home
by Miss Emma Lou Carmichael of]
that place. '
Mr. and Mrs. Manning Parker an
nounce tha marriaga of their daugfat-j
er, Eugenia, to Sgt Joseph P. Sowell]
of McBee and Aeon Park, Fla., Sept.
1€.
Mr. and Mrs. Forbis Mdrgan and]
IKUe daughter, Linda, ‘of Mullins, j
spent the weA-end here wifli Mr.
Morgan’s mother, Mrs. Bva Morgan.
Sunday gnesta In Mrs. Moigan’s home j
of rats ana to levy a montniy Snnday gnesU In Mrs. Moifan’s 1
« against the occupant.y oc<m^ jam Mr aad ifra aMgaa
mtle
Bkky Norris
irials, and sqnipment necessary Orangeburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Van]
eradication measures carried out Morgan and children of Biahopvllle.
I month. The flowing ladles were Camden j
I that said Ordinance when amend- visitors Thursday: Mias Mary.Arthur,
hall read as fcBlows: Mesdames J. W. Cole, M. B. Parkwj
AN ordinance and William Hasty. f
> provide for the publie health and pfc. W. T. Taylor, who haa been]
ant.the spread of tyiOfiiB favar by •taocaed in Worida, spent aeverhll
ilring that certain stmetursa ba 4ays hero with hie wife, the formerf
ree and rabprbof and providing Mary ESixabeth Joaey.'
ilatlons for the storage of food and Mr. and Mrs.' Fhrrell Parker of I
and the handling of garbage with-‘Camden, were Sunday guests of Mrs.]
Ite City of Camden, 8. C., and to M. S. Parker,
ride pcnaltlee for | tho violation , pfc. Ralph Young of Fort Banning,]
«f, visited his sister, Mrs. Rob Watson,]
S IT ORDAINED by the Mayor recaatly.
Counclhnea, in Council aaoambled Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Watford, who J
by authority of the same. have made their home here for more j
lat, in accordance ^th the racom- than SO years, have moved to Cam-
dations of the Board of Health den to make theii- home,
amden. S. C., and in order to pra- . ' , . , ^ ”,
the spread of typhus,* an aadeado «» or ^rpmation shall vIoUta ^a
ise which is attrllmted to tha terms of this ordinance. (10)
t number of rats which now infest d^Js notice by the Health Officer to
iln areas and ptocea within the ^ imrson. firm or wer^on of
of Camden. the existence of soA vIolatloB. shall j
It is herrtiy provldad and regnliW eo^^tute a separate af^
all boainess bouses, warehouses 7. »at whenever the Health Officer
re food la stovei, raatavmaU. ^otiflM the occupant or ^pants of
1. and other places where food is » busings buUilng that thew is
?d. oU slaughter houses under tup- deuce of rat lafeatatlaD of the build-
ion Of Board of HaaMh, and all tng. said occupaut «r ooeupants shall,
c structures In which feed stuffr within ten days thereafter, iMtltute
be stored, now erected, or to be *PProprlate measnrM for ^ing the
ed, be kept and maintained in a Itemises each ot^plea of all rats, ud|
ee condition and that the said ■?**•*»*? for fre^
tures be rat-proof in order to *“*.***• ^ rats are institut^l
ent the entry or rats into and ^Itbl® ten (10) days after receipt of j
said premises notice and unless continuously main-]
hat att-garbak decaying w ^tisfact^ mmneri
us vegetables, or other timUar ^®^*^dlng Is free of rats toe Health
lances, be dumped or stored In O")®" hereby auth^d and dl-
*- '— **“ rots
1 containers, with metal covers.
rected to free the building
her containers that are rat proof. to levy a monthly charge agaiimtj
"hat from -and after the passage “»• oocuppnt or occupMU to cover the
lis Ordinance, it shall be a mis- *»*><>*'. materials, and equlp-
wanor for any person, whether n^sary for eradication meas-
»r or tenant, to create or allow out each month,
condition to exist on premises, f:
?d or occupied, which attract or ^? ****^ violate the terms of I
likely to attract, feed or harbor ordi^ce, or any of the provls-
Ions b wain, shall be deemed guilty of I
rhat from and after'the passage f “tedeanwanor wd. upon TOn^ctlon.
tils Ordinance, ft than be a mis- *»®
tii^anor for any person. whetiSier
?r or tenant, to fall to promptly
)Te, or abate any nuisance, source more than thtaty (80) j
Bulness, or cause of sicknesa _ ...
rdous to toe public health, upon
r of the Board of Health and aftor
ectlon at the said premises hy the ***** *****
Health Officer of the seld City, S«PW“o«>’.
lubordinatos or workmmi. ' | ’ o
t shall be toe duty of any tlwuh- " Csmdcu, 8.
eiecMciia,- .cpfuator _ Of
(men, who MiaB da «ny repufr
r work upon any bufldlag ssgafred Oamiw a «a«i
dlls ordtuoace to he rat-proof or ^ ^ (jamgaa, 8. C. ll?|
ree where the soxm has heea se ■twaaMAtsf
e rat-proof sr rat-trea to eompll-.
with toll ordiBaaoe. aiM ahaR hi
course ef sash week « tegahr !»> _ . .
>re with such rat prsaf er rat-free i Maeator €1
UUon of sudi huMtlBt, to forth-' ^ Ml hfAIIF.M.
restore such btfiHlBg apon which
ionlae
Clerk and
•M. m A F. a
1 work or repair has haaa done, to
former rat-proof or rat>free con-
>D.
each dap that any peraoa.
J. a BOfPlihH w. M.
h a
NOTICE
IWt min your tircp. BriiM
them to ns and let ns r^air
and recM> thmu "
rr WILL BEAUONG TIME*
BEFORE YOU CAN GET
NEW ONES,
We Guamtee Off iKli
. P.
Tire Service
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Camden’s
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The (dd estal^shfid bnaness firms of Camden wekmne to
Camden its latest enterprise...
Cainileii
under the ownership and direction of Mr. W. L Cobb.
d
’ This is a Camden operated business... the owner and its em-
ployees andiheir families live in Oamden, and wherever posmble
all eqienditares are made with other Camden businesses.
The CAMDEN HOME BAKERY pfoftdffl Iftfead and pas
tries of the highest quality and every housewife in Camden is.
urged to demand its products. The way to help Camden grow is
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to patronize Camden enteiprises.
KBDif^Y INS«{iy9^ AGEN^^
THE FASHION SHOP
M&KCWEESHOP
THE HOFm COMPANY
LOMANSKY SHOE SHOP
CAMDEN FURNITURE COMPANY
GHRmdAS & CHRISTMAS
J. C COX PLUMBING
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CV.MASSEBEAU
SARSn^aUB
SOUTHERN COTTON OIL CO:
emr FHJLDIG STATION
M. H. SmdAN
THE COAOIERCIAL BANK
OF CAMDEN
McLEAN HARDWARE CO.
ZEMPS DRUG STORE
EICHEL’S
kG.WII£0N&S0N
DELE’S DEPARTMENT ^RE
J. C. PENNEY (XMdPANY
JOE MACHADO
HOME FURNlSmNG COMPANY
BURNS & BARRETT HDW. CO.
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