The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 20, 1944, Image 7
n Auto Is
I In Ho<»ier
By PoKce
rom Carrbon Street
ne On NifM of
Oct. 4.
Bethune News Notes
(mobile stolen, from Mrs.
jykin, Carrison street, on
been recovered by Indiana
j.at Rushvllle, Indiana. 4ao
Cblet of Police Alva Bush,
ig the home of the late
llkie.
kin car was picked up by
State police after a short,
broadcast had announced
Information had been sent
South Carolina State po-
light the ear was stolen
ig seen, about midnight in
)wn area and was being
a soldier. Whether any
made in Indiana ^ not
:be local p<riice.
Mr. and Mrs. Bugana Huckabec and
family of McBee, moved into the
house formerly occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Crawford, recently. ,
Mr. and-Mrs. B. W. Brannon and
daughters. Misses Mary and Blanche,
k^d at
^AOK tiycN
m
Btrs. Ad£e Hancodi
Of ffishopyilk, IMm
kRD OF THANKS
to take this.means to ex-
fateful appreciation for the
nd sympathy shown us dur-
ess and daath of our daugh-
for the beautiful flowers,
tfrranth Mrs. Otis Watts.
: OF APPUCATION
OR CHARTER
18 hereby given that tha
d will, lUter the expiration
lays' from the date hereof,
ication to the Secretary ot
South Carolina for a co^
irter incorporating a com-
known as Carolina Timber
which shall have its prin-
e at Camden, S. C., and
eneral have the following
'o engage in the buainess
producing, including tha
perate shw miUs, plaiping
other wood proceaalng
supply technical foreftry
iluding the right to (to any
lings eonveaieat awl ipclr
laM TOwers.
Locke Cra^, '
C. T. J^ett,
D, C^milliard.
^ laeorporators.
8. Cx^Oct. >0, 1»44. 81?
of Columbia, spent the week^l
Camp Wheeler with their son, Pfc. B.
W. Brannon, Jr. They also visited the
J. D. Lintons in Perry, Oa.
Pfc. Emory Parker of Ohber, Okie.,
recently visited his family here.
Miss Oerry Davis of McCall, spent
the week-gnd here with her mother,
Mrs. Clara Davis.
Miss Mary Nancy McLaurin ot
Wilintngton, spent the week-end with
her mother, Mrs. J. N. McLaurin.
Mrs. J. N. McLaurin has returned
from a week's stay in Columbia. She
was accompanied home by Mrs. Law
rence McLaurin and little son, Dan. of
Columbia and Mrs. John Nell Me-
^urin and little daughters of Filbert
* Mrs. Eva Morgan is visiting her son
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Forbis Mor
gan, in Mullins.
Miss Celia King entertained with
three tables of bridge Thursday. Miss
Dorothy McDowell won high score,
while bingo was won. by Mrs. C B.
Mitchell. A salad plate and coffee
were served.
Mrs. R. E. Sims and little daughter.
Tat, and Mrs. Fred Hinson visited
Mrs. Pal Harmon in the Mt. PisgAh
section Sunday,
Mrs. Addle Beldin Hancock of
Bishopville. mother of Mrs. 8. B. Fort
ner, Mrl A. L. Wallace, and Mrs. Gay
Neel, all of Charlotte. N. C.. died Sun
day moraine after a brief illness at a
hospital in Camden. Funeral services
were held Monday afternoon at three
o’clock at St. John’s Methodist church
near Bishopville.
Survivors also include three (itber
daughters, Mrs. George HeWes and
Mrs. R. J. Smith of New York, and
Mrs. Ansel Brown of Montgomery.
Ala.: four sons, Harley Hancock ^
Manning, Marshall Hancock of Dillon.
Pravis Hanccick ot the Marines, and
Laneau Hancock of Bishopville.
Omnibus systems were started in
Paris; 1827, by Jacques Lafltte, the
banker politician.” ,
day at the home of bis son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Hall,
of the Beaver Dam section.
Rev. Neil E. 'Tmesden of Gastonia,
N. C., spent several days this week
with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. Z.
Truesdell. *
Mrs. Arthur Cassady has received
official notice that her step-son, Pfc.
Tbeophilus Cassady, paratrooper, haa
been wounded in Holland.
Kentuddan Is
New Owner of
Harris Property
C«pUtm and N. V. Hawley
Acqnke Fair Street
Home.
i
COIfVEYANCES
Captain and Mrs. N. V. Hawley of
Louisville, Ky., have purchased the
Warren H. Harris property on Pair
sfireet and will make Camdea their
permanent reUdence in the future.
Captain Hawley is in the United
ifai ini
Staf^ infantry and is now stationed
atr an army post in this country but
ekpects to be sent overseas within a
few months.
Mrs. Hawley is enthusiastic over
Camden. Shw has made her home
here last season and then occupied
the Lindsay property on Broad'ktreet
Of recent months she has been mak
ing’her bmne in the Robinson dwell
ing on Lyttleton street.
Special Service
Rev. Henry F. Collins will preach
in a special service to be held in the
Presbyterian church at Bethune Sun
day night, October 22, at 8 o’clock.
Records of tonveyance on Gle in
the office of the county auditor In the
past woek are as follows:
N. C. Arnett, probate Judge, to 8. R
Horton, 218 scree. Louise D. and
Fred EL Moseley to Edith W. Parker,
house anp lot N. C. Arnett, probate
Judge, to Willis R . Gregory. 25 acres.
A. E Kirkland to Guy and Powe, Powe
Veneer plant, 175 acres. . John W.
Huggins to C. H. and Jessie Mims,
buildjng and lot. R. M. Kennedy. Jr.,
to L ‘P. McClain, 114 acres. City of
Camden to James T. Hasty and Chris
V. Beleos, 152 acres. Carol W. Jones,
et al, t(f1&‘L. McLaughlin. 50.6 acres.
Cleo M. TOdden to Hastings W3rmsn,'
house and lot
Gay Baum to John Whitaker. Jfr.,
lot on Rutledge-Street Maurice''C.
Thompson, et al, to Willie Mae Jones,
house knd lot C. .E Oaviu to L, S.
Davis, bouse and lot. J. W. Guy to'
C. W. Stokes, 102 1-2 acres. C. C.
Whitaker to Robert and Hattie Mc-
Crme, lot Enterprise Building and
Loan association to C. W. Oweqs, lot.
Clara M. Dtvis to W. G. McPherson.
176 acres.
0nN
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COLD
DISCOMFORTS
rWAL DISCHARGE
Jfotlce 4s hereby given that one
month from this date, on November
18, 1244, Mrs. Daisy McLaurin wiH
make to the Probate Court of Ker
shaw County, her final return as
Administratrix of the estate of Ekigar
D. Dow. deceased, and on the same
date she will apply to the said Court
for a final diacharge as said Adminis
tratrix. ,
N. C. ARNBTT,
- Judm at Probata
Camdea, 8. C., Oct^JS, 1244. Sl-84c
HAVE YOUR HOUSE
PAINTING DONE BY
STEIN’S PAINT
SHOP
<■ CAMDEN, S. C.
Houaa Pamtmf Coatractora
OTIS EUBANKS, Mgr.
Misses Mary Brannon and Blanche
Edna Brannon of Columbia, were
week-end guMta of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. W. Brannon.
Mias Mary Alice Hdms
spent the week-end here wi
Daisy MoLaorln. ^
G. W. Elmore. USN, stationed at
Charleston, spent the W^k-end here
with his parents. Mr.^and Mrs. O. D.
Outlaw.
Billie Best. psN, Norfolk, Va., waa
the week-end^' guest of his parents.
Mr. and MrC B. W. Best
Mr. ^ma Mrs. Clarence Hall of
HopeyrPll, Va.. were week-end guests
of Jir. and Mrs. C. C. Padgett.
yMr. and Mrs. O. P. Byrd and fami
ly of Hartsville, vlaited their daugh
ter, Mrs. William Fuller Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hilton are receiv
ing congratnlattons upon the arrival
jBi a.aoiL .^1 JIT"—
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Ciure of Homo-
to DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS
ies indebted to the estate
toft are hereby noUfied to
nenf to tho undersigned,
rtieq, if any, having claisis
e said estate will present
vise, duly attested, within
rescribed by law.
. Nannie M. Jones.
Administratrix.
S. C.. Oct 14, 1244. 21?
iiick To Treat
ronchitis
bronchitis may develop If
1, chest cold, or acute bnm-
it treated and you aumoi af-
e a chspoe with aty medtetne
t than Creomnmon wnhdii
to the seat oi the trotdE>le to
;n and emel genu ifKlen
iTald hawVa^&eimd
tender, inflamed bronchial
embranee.
Sion blends beechwood ereo-
sdal process with other time
Iclnes for coughs. It contains
er bow many medld^ yoo
tell your druggist to seU you
CreomuWon with the unoet-
ou must like the way it quick-
the way it quick
ie couadi, permitting rest and
ou are to have your money
0 w «
atead, Fla., were receat guests of Mr.
and Mrs. D. M. Mays.
Miss Willie Floyd of Newberry, be-
f sn work Monday as commercial and
istory teacher. Mrs. R. E. Sims has
been sabstituting. '
Dinner guests df Mr. and Mrs. Lor-
ing Davis Wednesday were George
Devia, S.-lc, of Bisbopville and Sara-
aota, Fla., and Mrs. Davis, and Mrs.
G. B. McKinnon and Miss Peggy Ann
McKinnon of Angusta, Ga.
Miss Hettie Hough of Columbia,
vtsked the D. M.- Mays arniBg the
week-end. ^
Johnnie Hunter, USN, spent sev
eral days with his family last week.
Mrs. J. M. Clybum spent last week
visiting Mrs. Zora Raley in McBee.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Seegara and
sons, spent last week-end with his
mother, Mrs^ Bessie Seogars.
~Laverne Tidwell left last Thursday
for Miami Springs, Fls..|where he hf
employed with the ShMtem Airways.
Mr. and'lira. J. W. Smith ot Cam
den, were supper guests of the Belton
Tidwells recently.
Troy Pate has gone to Norfolk, VA.
for farther medical treatment.
• Rev. and Mrs. T. B. Anderson of
Camden were -dinner guests t>f the
C. C. Pates Wednesday.
Mrs. D. M. Mays has received a
small parachute and a pitcher from
her son. Buddy Mays, who is in Italy.
Mrs. Fred A. Burison hM received
a splendid collection of old English
silver from her busbaod, Capt. Buri-
BOD, who is in Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davis and fami
ly, Mr. and Mrs. Belton Tidwell and
family attondod the 86th birthday
celebration of'Mr. H. J. Tid,weH Sun-
William 1. Bost
REPUBUCAN
Candidate for
CONG RES S
FIFTH DISTRICT .
Mjr Platform, Progcani, Am*
hition and Deloraralion
» Do RifUl AaGod Gives Me To Se# Tim Ri^
/ / Am Elected We Shall Have The
American Single Secret Ballot.
his is a moot mMeeaHy important political campaign in these
d States Of /Lmeriee, lacleding South Cafottm- Tie imne is
y whether we shall go ea as we have bees led for the past
ars following atrange gMlMophies ot govemmant, flrat one
then another, or wkatiter we shall retnm to the American
lophy of govommeqt whkli Is a government of tho people, by
iople and for the people. We have been shaken and disturbed
are thoroeghly awake. We new reellM eomethtag ef the
>ty responsibility felt by our forefathera, who as pkmqfrs
1 the trail and laid down the solid fosndatioivB of our govem-
This government of which we have a r%ht to be grand is
beritance from our tathera asd wo fool tt a reegoMlbatty and
y to pass it on to our childrea unoonuptod.
♦
'h>c« we are disturbed hv the dangers eoafrtmtlag oa, and
e to our responalbiHtlos kro, each bf ns, wish to espress onir-
I. We have found that v>e eanapt ennm enrselvna Is irasti
• This is iK> time to criticise- uid tsik one way and vote an-
• The iaeuea are too seriose for that. We are werking slgllt
Ay in this campeign with little regard for reward to give you
^ expressing yourself. There are twb vagn to eggcua
■ this oampaiPA Flrst^fasid sR essennal, by your vote;
a snsaU nominal csm^lgn eontrfbstkm. .We do ne.
eontribiitlone. We eastiek hgve tee manp small sns» Tow
personal contrihutkm is s csnscioos IsdJvidoai egBsassiag of
desire for better gaweramenk. Bead H fa et eace to JL D.
aright, chalnaaa PMlh dfstrlet. Clover. 8. C.
lip your iMrijghboiu file u» the vftaa for
E rievsey.
M far kp Iwahnmn
oCftRi
• •. unless ytm step in now to help men in German prison
yTKHE:~eL0CK feBi^hun^ed luxua
-X on kadial ai^ cachikHtt has 6oo
minutes when jou’re penned behind
bathed wue.
Nothing to see £ut tHat wire, die bsr-
rack*s wal^ and a sentry’s back. Nothing
to bear but the tramp of his feet, the
beeb j>f your comrades.
So you go slowly, grimly, apd mme-
times not-so-quietly, progressively
towards the **bsrbcd wirs dgesos’*
i
pnless..,
. ,Unkai you’re )i{cl7. enougk to bam
- flyp the
Prisoneie’ Aid (one of the 19 psrtic^>at«
tng agendes of the National War Fund)
and provide the money to provide the
thmgt to feed the hunger of your ^ttut
and soul and mind.
Books and hasfballs and tennis
rackets. Tezd»oki and technical cqui^
osent so you can continue studies the
war intem^ieed. Gheass paint and play-
scr^ Isr your awn camp shows. Games
of every sort. Anjrdang and emiythHif
k*s hiwaumlf gmrihii 20 pgavids to sttit
,Titne marching on again.
-. .-Tim is one ofjA
your contribution helps to take care ol
—when'you support the National War
Fund hf ginaf to..yoar local Cdbi
snuniqr War Fund. Your doQaig go to
woric on kg coadnenti and in nine^-ona
countries mettuOig yom own, becaum *
this tmllsd campaign covers the 1^
hosne-froiit neada too. M
And don’t just give g con-
trftutiott. Tha job is too Igg for dwt»
Give—rM0)r ghref Rasnsmber Aat a#
matter haw osndh' any oi ug ghrm in
money it’s stfll UtfjB oompaied ta whil
the people fonV help hava been gijdiog
in twm, tCdD/*
OIVE OBNBROU8LY TO TOUR
Gommunity War Fund
SBPRB8BNTING tBB National War Fund
e a
TUB AOVUHSEMENT SPONSORED BY THE BUSINESS MES OP D«KAU S1RBIT
Redfeam Garage
llLWea
Thomton^oceiy
CamdenBrnne Bakery
ABsocinted Store
Mahoney’s Soda Slu^
Drakeforf 8 Gamge
Saatory Barbttr Shop
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