The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 13, 1944, Image 7
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DRAUGHT
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The foltowlng ■cknowlAdKement lias
been received here: ‘In recognition
of the patriotic sacrifice of the Pres
byterian church of Bethune, S. C.. in
Kirina the services of D. McNabb
Morrison that he micht serve ’Ood
and country aa a chaplain in the
armed forces of the United States."—
R. D. Workman, chief of chaplains.
As has been stated before chaplains
have gone out from the three local
churches.
Rev. Henry Collins of Camden,
preached in the Methodist church
Sunday evening and will continue to
hold Sunday evening services here
until conference convenes.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Oliver ar^ visit-
ing their son and family in Boston.
Mass. Mrs. Harris Oliver and little
daughter, Phoebe, will acompany them
home.
Miss Irene Jones of Coker college,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Carol Jones.
Miss Sara June Rosier whs the
week-end guest of Miss Sara Rebecca
McKinnon.
The following circles of the Society
of Christian Service met Tuesday at
the following homes: Nancy King
with Mrs. J. L. King, Joanna Castoh
with.Mrs. Z. P. Gordon, and Walter
Vance Jerman with Mrs. C. R. Casa-
dy, Jr,
The Presbyterian auxiliary met
Tuesday at the church. Mrs. E. Z.
Truesdale had the devotional and
Miss Mary McKinnon lead the pro
gram. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard BfcKIhhoh are
receiving congratulations upon the
arrival of a son, Ho.ward, Jr., Ck:t, 29.
Mrs. Pearl King spent Sunday in
Lynchburg with reltives.
Priends will regret to learn that
Miss Mildred Harris, 6th grade teach
er, is ill at her home in Bishopville.
Mrs. Homer Fields of Charleston,
visited Miss Margaret Fields Monday.
Mrs. Jack Davis and Mrs. Wilson
Seale of Birmingham, have returned
home after visiting Mrs. Davis’ par
ents. Mr. and Mrp. C. L. Maya.
Mrs. J. N. McLaurin is spending
this week with her daughter, Mrs.
John Neil McLaurin, in Columbia.
Lt. E. C. Beard, who has just com-
ISgt
Mr. and Mrs. J, J. Sanders of the
Watei^ village, who recently receiv
ed word of the serious wounding of
their son. Major Alvin S. Sanders of
the United States Moines, in a South
Pacific fighting sone, were happy
when they received a letter from him
under date of Oct. 1.
In his letter Major Sanders 4eecrib-
ed'how he was shot hy a Jap sniper
on Sept. 23, the bullet passing through
his left side. Surgeons found the bul
let had not injured any vital organ.
Following an. operation Major San
ders is now recovering.
Undal Is ^
Reported MSsdng
Yearly evaporation of _ocean water
at the equator is seven 'and one-half
feet in depth.
Gtrto-a* a WAC IMksl Tcctalc^
Tks Anar tralat yse. Mm jrss
Angr tscraitiiig sUlsss.
A F urlough Home
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By Telephone
X Limg IMfUnee oJI k afanott at goo9 aa
being there in penon* Help# a lot whn
arentt too aaanj odicr calla on the wlr^
7 to 10 aneh nii^ i
binDM iBLTEunaE MTanavi Caain
laooaaotaTia
pleted his trainii^ as bombardier at
Demtng, New Mexico, spent several
days here in the home of his uncle,
D. M, Mays.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beard. Mrs.
Johnnie Burton and little son of
Charleston, were recent visitors here.
Mrs. M. G. King is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. J. G. Richards, in Florence.
Mrs. Dan W. Young and children of
Camden, were recent guests of the
R. L. Waters.
The family of J. D. Crawford moved
last week to Camden where they have'
purchased a home.
A number of ladies from here at
tended district meeting of Congar^“
Presbyterial in Cassatt Thursday.
Mrs. G. B, McKinnon and daughter,
Peggy Ann of Augusta, are spending
several days with Mr. McKinnon's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McDowell.
Mrs. Pearl King has returned from
a visit to her daughter, Mrs. James
Boyce Watera in Rodman.
Mr. and Mrs. June Truesdale spent
Sunday in Bennettsville with Mrs.
TrueedeH’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
T. Melton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Walters and
family of Lydia, and Mr. .Neal Parker
of Camden, were guests of Mrs. M. S.
Parker Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Purdy Sowell are visit
ing the former parents in McBee.
Mrs. R. L. Waters spent ‘Tuesday
in Columbia.
This entile community was deeply
idiocked this week to hear that Sgt.
Hughey Tindal. Jr., son of Mrs.
Hughey 'nndal, Sr., 1509 Pair strget.
has been reported missing in action
0j«r Italy. He was a gunner in the
aerial engineers of th* 12th Army Air
forces.
Sergeant Tindal was one of the out
standing young men of^this city and
ctunmunity. 1 A graduate of the Cam
den High ijchool, he was attending
Clemson couege when he entered the
service in March, 1943. During his
school career he was outstanding in
athletics, particularly in football and
basketball. He is 19 years old.
Sergeant Tindal received his train
ing following his entering the service
at Amarillo, Texas, and Les yegas,
Nevada. On Januju'y 17. while here
on leave, he was married to Miss
Helen Burns of this city. "—
Beware Coushs
fron common com ,
Tliat Hang On
Oteomulsion reUeves promptly be-
cauM it goes rl^t to the seat of the
trouble to help wosen and expel germ
laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe
and heal raw. tender inflamed bronchial
muootu menmranea. Ten your
^toMlTyou a bottle of
the understanding you must like the
it quickly allays the cough
way
are to have your rntmey badt.
or you
CREOMULSION
For Coiiglit, Qiost CoMi, Vrondiitn
Stau of South Carollaa,
County of Kenhaw.
By N. C. Arnett. Probate Judge:
Whereas, Nannie M. Goff made
snit to me to grant her Letters oi
Admlnistratibn of the Estate and
effects of D, A. Goff.
These are. therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the Kin
dred and Creditors of the «aid D. A.
Goff, deceased' that they be and ap
pear before me. in the Court of Pro
bate, to be held at Camden, S. C. on
October 14, next, after publication
hereof, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon,
to show cause, if any they have, why
the aaid Adminlatratlon should not be
granted.
Given under my hand this 29, day
of Sept., Anno Dominia, 1944. 29-SOc
N. C. Arnett,
Jndge of Probate for Kerahaw counW
PAOS ttVSN
Notice is hereby given that on#
month from this date, on October lA
1944, Esell Kelly will make to the
Probate Court of Kershaw County bis
final return Elxecutor of the eptata
of Newton Kelly, deceased, and on
the same date be will apply to the
said Court for a final dlschargg as
said Executor of the said estate.
N. C. ARNETT.
Judge of Probate for KMuhaw County
Camden, S. C.. Sept. 14. 1944. 2«-29p
10 CHECK
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TAX NOnCE
-The hnftVf fpr the i-QlliM^inTi of
I Connty and School Taxes for the!
fiscal commencing January 1.
1944, will be open from September II,
11944, to December 31, 1944, isclnslTej
[without penalty. When making In
quiry about taxea, please state the
school dlatrlct number in which yon]
I live or own property.
JThe following is a list of the total I
lilies for the rartoos school districts:
DeKalb Township
I School District No. 1
School District No. 2
Milts
33
22
School District No. 4 27
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School District No. 26 Ill
School District No. 43 131
Buffalo Township Mills
School Distrlet No. 8 3t
School D&trlct No. 6 It
School District No. 7 It
School District No. 16 It
ftohool Dlatrlct No. 20 22
School Dlatrlct No. 22 33
School District No. 23 22
School DUtrict No. 27 24
School DIatrict No. 28 It
School District No. 31 18
School District No. 40 88
School District No. 42 It
Flat Rock Township Mills
School District No. 3 34
School DfiEricf No. ir~... .77.. .7.. S41
School District No. 14 IS
School District No. Ih 21
School District No. 19 24
School District No. 80 It
School District No. 88 24
School District No. 27 24
School District No. 41 24
Sahool District No. 4t It
School District No. 47 It
Waterse TownaMp Mills
School District No. 11 tl
School District No. 12 3f
Sohool District No. It 17
Sdiool District
School* District No. 3t Ml
School District No. 19 It |
G. J. Oatlaw, Trsaanrar,
12-29-44 Kesahaw Ooiuty, B. 0.1
t. About bow nuuy ftve-
yooi froM# hOBMM OOul ImB
buih wifli die omomat oi tim
ber diot it killed by Ibstted
States fccsst fties eara year?
S. b Sm total area boned
over by the 210,000 farete
fires- we have eoch year
aboot os big
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hanasT IM^ttt
>7 21l«tlt iMMaat
MlahlfaaT Maw
2. How aaay ftgbtot plaaas
rbnltt wUh *
bsr at asaw-bouis d labor
tied up 0ack year la fightiag
UaiM Slatos toreet fires?
4. Wbot oaaaps die majodly
dfawd.fires?
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ANSWERS (Don't peek!)
L Mon W 21S.O00 In-
xoom h ft ■ s s sannqk to
boase fta eadia 1940 fopw
lafioB d Woshiagtoa, D. C*
almost 1,000,000 maadays
d labor vdd<^ Uaitod States
ferest oad woods fires droia
eoch yecu from iaotodes oad
iorma
Mte 'you aeeooab tor dm
vast smjodfy d the destrao-
ttoa. ,
thoa fte load area d
4. Moa oaosM 00 perosat d
on Uaitod States tosast fiias.
I. Lambsr, a orideol War
mutsarikil. te vUal la peooe-
WitA
S. More lhaa 800 fighitr
ooa be bodt with dm
ea &a [pdrt.^d
ktw-
shortage af
fewer pao^ ma ovollahlo
to watch far oad pot oat
T¥iS/S ASf GttEMBMy/
's gd to bo dsoo ri|fM maw aboot brash
aad woods aad forssi lass la Aawsloa. Wa iaoa
oad mniipnwsr uabss yoa vko atahl slatl
■rss on aalra ootafoL Haetea apod ftaaa satesk
Plaaas msoMsiso fiMsa.' BssMaibar Aal dds year,
with so stagy ame away, tiksta may ha CBBJRBt
MUfedTAUUI wnk ta ImM* woo«aadi
exBtra MMUR mw am/
THU MESSAGE U STOMSORED BY THE FOLLOWING LOCAL FBOUi
Cttv Lanndiy and
Camden Diy Oeanen
MeLean Banhnure Ca. DeKalb Ftamacy
Bnnia-Baqett Hdw Coi