The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 13, 1944, Image 8
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TWl CAMDEN CHWOWICL^^^AMDIN^^im|r CAROLINA. FWIDAY, OCTOBER II, 1M4
BAMEO WIRE BOUNDARIES-|^£»
Ml IMIr BtrtufUi •# bMy and mlad Is reinforced hj recrentioiiAl
aad cducnUoMl materiml siiDplied throofh War rrlaoners Aid,
■Miber asrcMv of National War Fnnd.
W|i«B Yott Are Approyhed —^Ghr» To Niytional War Fund
The Suit’s Net New But
WE deaned It!
—Why Buy a NEW Suit?
You owe it to yourself and your country
to formgQ nny unneceaanry l^yisif. If your
old suit ia in good condition, a clMning
job by ua will **apark** it into renewed
good looka, into a longer life. And re>
member; too, that all auita need regular
cleaning if their amartneaa ia to be re
tained.
Palmetto Diy Cleaners, Inc.
Kast OaKalb Street.
Phone •
, Mr. Car‘Driver!
When your car^starts bouncing around and sway
ing ; when the steering makes you feel that there’s a
hammer at the other end of the steering column con-
sthntly sending shocks up to the wheel, it’s time to
think of
Leg Myers, The Bee-Line Service Man
who can remedy your troubles quickly and efficiently.
Don’t ©live An Tfnsafe €arr
Let Us Check Your Car Today
"iiEE-tiwt SAr- fr service
It will pay you well in a longer life for your car and—
perhaps even a longer life for you.
Help Conserve Rubber. Don’t Delay.
Come In Today!
Conserve the rubber on your wheels, by having them
balanced \>y the Be^Liue Balancing Service. Unbal
anced wheels pound and bump away precious tire
rubber. '
We Can Slop This Wasteiiil
Wear!
Myers’ Garage
East DelCalb Street Phone 47
Winthrop Paper
Lauds Cmnden Cirl
MUb Margnuret Salmond Rates
Much Space In Press.
The Oct. 6th issue of The John-
soniAn, Winthrop college weekljr newt
sheet, esniet considerable news about
Camden young women who are str
tending that Inatitution.
Conaiderable apace is given over to
Miss Margaret Salmond and her room
mate, Hallie Clarkson, while picture*
appearing In the issue carry Ilkeneassa
of other Camden girls.
Under the caption ‘‘Margaret SAl-
mond Heads Class. Combining Talent
With Beauty,” the Johnsonian says:
Newly elated Freshman Chairman
Margaret Salmond, better known to
tntlma’tea as ‘Sug,’ a combination of
beauty and talent, modeatly toM the
press how proud .she was to be chair
man of ‘such a hne class.’
” ‘Sug,* a voice major (and fittingly
so, from all reports), says she loves
good music and dancing, particularly
the tango.
“Winthrop more than meet* with
her expectations, and the expected a
lot. because her mother, whom she
calls ‘TinDle,* was once a student
here Tinnie teaches public ' school
music and piano, so Margaret baa
more than one reason to be music,
minded. Sug hopes to do as much as
possible wit^ inuslc when she grad
uates. •
"She put In a plug for the Air
corps, ’cause that’s where the favorite
man is. (The who and where, she
thinks, had better be her military
secret). •
“.Mere of her favorite' which she
divulged, ably prompted by Hallle
Clarkson, the roommate who is also
one of her best home town friends,
are peanut butter. Tinnle’s rolls, her
Boykin spaniel and children, particu
larly those of her brother and two
sisters. She admires loyalty and sin-
cerity In people more t^n any other
qualities.
“The saying ’beautiful but dumb’
couldn't apply to Margaret. Before
coming lo Winthrop she worked for
the Southern Aviation school in Cam
den, where shw was head of thA main
tenance records department.”
AdvarttsMMats uadsr this hwidlag wl|
b* ebargad (or at the rau ot 1 oaat
Her word. ‘ hUalmaai charge Bi oeata
Ads eet la IB point type doeble charge.
Cash must aoeompaay srdsr sxospE
whsre eustorasr has Lsdaer Aooevat.
For Solo
FOR SALE—Seat coverB for almoat
any make or year model 'car^ Moat
of theee oorera are tailored ^e-war
plaids. Come In aad see them bo-
fore they are gone. Stognar Motor
Company. Phone (TO, US IL' DeKalb
street I*®
FOR SALE—437 acres located Lee
County. U miles east of Camden,
adjoining land* ot Joe Johnson, D.
D. Pate, et al. 80 acres cropland,
357‘swamp landv good stocking of
gum, maple, poplar, pine. Good
land, tenant house. If interested
see Mrs. R. H. Singletary, Blshop-
vllle, S. C. 3»-S0p
FOR SALE—Good used Pianos and
Bedroom Suite, Dining Suite and
CThlna Closets. Carolina Furniture
Co.. Floyd H. Boykin, Phone No.
660. 30c
Cluqilmii Edwards
Now A Captain
At Camp ^affee
Is Asaignnd To the 174th In
fantry Regiment.
It’s now Captain aa well as Chaplain
Roardman Wallace Edwards, former
associate pastor at the First Baptist
church here, according to the camp
public relations officer at Camp Chaf
fee. Ark. Chaplain Edwards is chap
lain for the I74th Infantry Regiment.
Camp CThaffee. Ark.
Chaplain Edwards is the son of
Mrs. J. M. Edwards of Florence. He
is a graduate of Florence High school
and Furman university of Greenville.
His degree as master of theology was
received from the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary, Louisville. Ky.
As a minister. Greet Swamp Field in
this state, was Chaplain EMward's
first assignment Prior to hi* enlist
ment in the Army, he wma pastor at
DeKalb and Mixpah Baptist churches
in Kershaw and La* coantiea.
After attending Ch^ljLiBf’ school at
Harvard university, Chaplain Eldwards
was assigned to the 174th Infantry
Regiment in San Fernando, California
on December 24, 1943.
FOR SALE—Four good plug roults at
reasonable price. W. B Fort, route
three. 30-32c
FOR SALE—Tium'and popular veneer
blocks on 2000 acres land. Also
350,000 ft. pine timber. W. B. Fort,
route three. 30-32c
FOR SALE—One building lot. one
mile east of Camden on U. S. high
way No. I, 100 feet wide by 350
feet deep. Phone 667, T. D. Hug
gins. 30p
FOR SALE—Practically new Warm
Morning heater, in good condition.
Cali 681-J. • 30p
PIGS FOR SALE—About 30 head.
Nice, healthy, fast growing type.
W’eigh from 25 to 75 pounds. M^lll
sell at once for best offer, Mrs.
Nell L. Smith, 1215 Lyttleton St.
Phone 361-J. Camden. 30’
BEEF CATTtE^FDR SALE—A few
nice .steers for 12c per pound. If
all are taken will sell for 11c per
pound. Mrs. Nell L. Smith, lilS
Lyttleton St. Phone 351-J. Camden.
FOR SALE OR RENT—A nice coun-
tr>' home and 30 acres of land, plen
ty out buildings, near Antioch
school and church. It is also on
mail and school routes If interest
ed, call 667 or see me at Clarkson’s
Tire Service. T. D. Huggins. 30p
■w
Wanted
j WANTED—To buy used furnlfture,
odd pieces and general fumltim.
Camden Furniture Co. Phone 15w
IStte
Rutledge Street
Is Booming Again
Paul McGirt, a Broad street barber,
la having a store building on his prop
erty on Rutledge street remodeled, the
include- the- eonstruction -nf-
an entirely new front.
This is the third store on the street
to be improved with a new front
Farther west. Dr. K. E Stevenson
has jnsT riimplefed a new brick baild-
ing for the sales quarter* for farm
machinery and equipment.
For Rout
FOR RENT—3-room hooaa on MiU
SL, fumisheA. For terms apply 1207
MiU St. or Phone f31.W. 29p
FOR RENT—Three room apartment;
private bath, all modem cpnven*
lencee. Heated with oU heat. Phone
390-W or 1211 Broad St. 30c
FOR RENT—Three-room nnfttmished
duplex apartment, with private bath
now available. Address '714 Lanrena
Street. 30p.
Loot Fooid
LOST—War Ration Books Nos. 3 and
4. issued to Irene Whington, John
Whlngton, Johnnie Lee Whington
and Jimmie Lee Whington, 1206
Garden St., Camden, S. C. 30p
LOST—Kerosefle Ration Coupons, Is
sued to Julia Mickle, Lugoff, S. C.,
R-l, Box 63. 30p.
LOST—Ration book No. 3, issiled to
Melva Jordon, Nurses Home, Cam
den. 8. C. SOf
LOST—Ration book No. 4, issued to
Theodore Bowen, route 1. box 118,
Lugoff. ,, 30p
LOST—Ration books, issued to Lillie
May Dennis. No. 4, and Calean Den
nis No. 3. Also gas book, issued to
Ernest Dennis. Notify Wateree Mills
Camden, S. C. 30p
LOST—Ration book, issued to Mam.
mle Fletcher, No. 3, route 1. Cas
satt. S. C. SOp
LOST—Ration books. 3 and 4, iMued
to John Cook and Elizabeth Cook,
route 1, box 63, Camden. SOp
LOST—Ration books, 3 and 4. issued
to Lillie Moray Alexandei', Lee
Alexander and Virginia Lee Alex
ander. Notify Mrs. Alexander, route
3, box 10, Camden, S. C. SOp
LOST—Ration book Na 3. issued to
Hariet L. -Belk, route 2r Camdea,
S. C. 30p
LOST—Ration books No. 3 and 4, is.
sued to Bob Rurroughg, also hooks
3 and 4, issued to Maggie Burroughs,
also'five pound canning sugar ticket,
also kerosene ration book, issued to
Maggie Burroughs, Camden, S. C..
route 2, box 19. SOp
LOST—Gas ration book “A”. Please
return to Mr. Olln Davis, route 1,
Kershaw, S. C. 30?
MucellanBow
Professional Anij
... Business Cards
WANTED—Pnlpwood, hardwood, tlm.
ber. W* glao buy land. Help your
government by aelUng your wood
now. Want to buy aaveral good
uaed trscki. Saa D. J. Oaed, or
call 331. P. O. Box 114, Cam
den. S. C. Mtf
AZALEA planting TIME—All kinds
and sites. Prices reasonable. Four
early (7amellla8 now in bloom. For
quotation* write Mrs. Robert Rem-
berL Rembert, 8. C. 29-82p
DIXON’S SHOE SH^
HAVE YOUR EHOU RlFAHto m
EXPERT repairmen ^
Shop loeatad 5 daor« baioui e
C. Dixon's Bargain House, uli
dar the ntanagamant of Mr j t
RowbII. • L
WE GUARANTEE tATlgFACTlOg
HI Broad t Camdan. a e
NOTICE—Hair cut* S5c oa SataS
on other daya, 36c. Des KennS
Barber Shop.
NOTICE—W. U Johnson ft
roach, watorbng and bedbrn
terminators. Material used m
aonous. No odor. All work fn
tead 6na year. Box 402, Cki
S. C. .
CHICK FEED—Gat a bag of that to
Spartan AU-Mash Starter for w
ckkka and ghre them the right £
Only ^e one feed la all yon seed
carry them through th* lint t
waeka Buy Spartan today ■
chase your chick worries avu
Whitaker * Company, Camdea,'
C- 4i»t1l
EGGS FOR HATCHING — ftoa
lected Triple A, blood-tested dick.
$1.00 per sotting of 16. Whtta
Now Hampshiro Reds—The (^2
Floral Company. POULTRY ot
PARTMENT, located West Unr
StroeL Phono 683.
CITATION
State of South Carolina,
Cknnty of Kershaw.
By N. C. AmatL Probate Judge:
Whereas, Della Nelson mads nk a
me to grant her Letters of Adahk
tration Qf the Gitata and effects d
John JL Neiaon^ — , ,
These ara, thwefore, to cite u|
admon^h all and singular the Eh.
dred 'and Creditors of the said Mi
D. Nelson, deceased, that they be ud
appear before me, in the Cowt g
Probate, to be held at Camdea «
October 20, next, after pubIleaUM
hereof, at 11 o’clock in the fonaeei.
to show cause. If any they hava ity
the said Administration should not bt
anted.
Given under my hand this 5th daj
of Oct., Anno Domini, 1944. 364l(
N. C. ARNJKTT,
Judge of Probate for Kershaw Oomj
WANTED TO BUY—Good Uaed Fur
niture and Sewing Machinea, any
condition. Carolina Furniture Co„
Floyd H. Boykin, Phone 660. SOlfc
WANTED—Maid for 2 year old child.
Notify Mra. Robert Deyell, 008 B.
Hampton St. 80p
WANTED—Ladies to try the new
Squeete-Easy mop. Self wringing.
Makes mopping a pleasure. Camden
Furniture Co. Phone 156. 30c
WANTED—Ix>cal man, draft exempL
with unimpeachable character and
ability to manage and operate local
independent - grocery—and- market.
Attractive salary to start plus com
mission on all profits. Answer in
own handwriting and stating your
experience and present salary. All
applications wttl^ be ‘received -in
strictest confidence. Apply to box
XX cfo (Thronlcle. 29c
SEE US for your needs in cement,
sheetrock and asphalt roofing.- New
shipment just arrived. Camden
Lumber company. Phone 340. 29-Sdc
JUST RECEIVED—Another carload of
Insulation. Prepare for winter now
and save fuel and dollars. Eaey
paymenta. M. E. Forte, Phone 582-J.
FOR TRACTOR Plowing and sewing,
call on J. B.'Brown, route 2. 30-S2c
FURNISHED bed room for young
girl or working lady. |15 a month
with' kitchen privileges. Call at
1106 Lyttleton St. or Phone 366-
30p
WHY NOT PLACE A MARKER with
his correct insignia on your ceme
tery plot to the memory of that
loved one who gave big life for his
country? Tom McNinch,' Lancaster,
_____
Buy yVut Boodg nml StuuDs
LAND POSTED
Notice la hereby given that all fcr.
sons are forbidden to hunu fiah «r
otherwise trespass oh this land, ors
make firea. or to permit fires set br
them to run or bum thereon, dr fw
taring thereon or removing therafra
any trees, wood,^ straw or shrobbei?.
will be prosecuted to the full extai
of the law.
30-SSp J. H. Hlnm
Victor Hugo’s bouae was
by commnnists.
NOTICE
Notice is borebj fifM
that tho undonifnad «31
apply to tho South Canfi
Tax ComniMion for liM
to operate a retail Hqaer
store at 929 1*2 Broad St«
Camden, S. C.
3(V32p JOHN TAYtXJrf
You Don’t Have
To Look Far For a
•
Healthfully De
licious Food and
Drink In One...
MILK!
MIUC is a vitally important part of our diet
... containing many of the nutritious, energy-
giving vitamins we need. See that your family
enjoys it daily. Serve milk as a delicious, re-
frashing drink; or use it to supplement the
feod value of other dishea. But be sure that
you keep your share covered and in the re
frigerator at all times .. to have it at its best.
The best milk doesn’t
from
Camden Dairies
' Phone 6S6 For Your Milkman
1024 Broad Street — ^ . fnind-r. S. C
NOTICE
TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS
In compliance with the law, the Comp
troller General's office has instructed my
office to make collection in all Delinquent
Taxes in Kershaw County during the Foh
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 pa3rment ol
taxes be made promptly.
I have no choice in the matter, and 1
hope that the taxpayers will cooperate
with my office, so that the taxes may be
collected without levy and sale, which
woidd fiecessarily involve more expense
to the taxpayer. / .
JyEMeLEODg
/ Sheriff bI KBEBkuw
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