The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 10, 1944, Image 8
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THl CAMPUS CHXOWICtl; CAMPilM, SOUTH CAWOLINAt FWIPAY, NOVlMtW 10, 1f44
ConTeyance Records
CopreyaDces recorded a ttbe office
of the county auditor last week were
as follows:
Federal Land Bank of Columblai to
Smith, 12.6 acres. Amelia Boykin to
Mrs. Lila B. Skipper and Henry B.
Willie Gaskin, bouse and lot. B. E.
Sparrow and A. E. Darla to 1.^ G.
DeBrubl, five lots. I. L. Williams to
Eldridge Baskin, 426 acres. Ous B^eos
ttf Henry B. Norris, lot. Carriej V.
Jtenders to Mrs. E. H. Roes, hcmse
and lot. H. O. Garrison, et al. to
Andrew Fowler, 50 acres. H. B.
Whitaker to Cleveland Suber, 239
acres. Ella B. Thompson to R. F.
and Lillian Bradley, bouse*'and lot.
Bank of Kershaw to A. R. Magill,
bouse and lot.
Conveyances recorded since early
this week are: Lulle H. Boykin to
Edwin Guy and James E. Powe, 140
acres. J. C. Cox to David M. Mayer,
house and lot. Phyllis McQirt to
Joseph and Amy Cooke, lot Q. J.
Mayfield to Dan Adams, 80 acres.
Jones Wounded
. Private William F. Jones, son of
Fred Jones, route 1, Kershaw, has
been wounded In action In Germany,
according to Information received by
his family.
CAMDEN
Friday. Nov. 10
Fair Grounds
ONE DAY ONLY
Afternoon 3tl5 p. m.
EsOminf 8:00 p. m.
Weekly News Letter
firani liberty Hill
Captain C. D. Cunnlnifham. Jr,, of
the Anfay Air corps. Norfolk. Va.,
flew d<mn on Saturday and spent the
night wTth his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. D. Gunnlngh&m. . He returned to
Norfolk Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Herlot and
daughters. Misses Carolyn and Su-
sanne, of Bishopvllle, spent Sunday
here with the- Misses Richards. -
Prof, and Mrs. R. M. Kennedy. Miss
Nellie Boykin of Columbia, Miss Lai
Blakeney and Mrs. E^ens Blakeney
of Camden, visited relatives and
friends here Sunday^
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Portrum and
Mrs. Boyd of Columbia, were dinner
guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs T.
P. MoCrae.
Miss Jinnle Jdnes entertained the
auxiliary on Friday afternoon. After
a discussion of Southern mountain
people, and a contribution to Home
Missions, a social hour was enjoyed.
Congressman J. P. Richards came
home on Sunday. He spent until
Tuesday with bis father,^. Capt. N. S.
Richards. ,
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Cunn|pgham of
Columbia, spent Tuesday with rela
tives and friends here.
We were pleased to see here Tues
day: Mr. and. Mrs. C. V.-Hammond,
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Truesdale and
Mr. J. H. Small of Stoneboro, who
were attending the _electkuL.
(Crowded Out Last Week) -
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Pressley have
returned home to Atlanta, Ga., after
an extended visit with Mrs. R^ J.
Wardlaw, mother of Mrs, Preskley,
and other relatives here.
Mr. John Thompson, who has been
a Navy student at the S. C. University
for some months. Is spending a vaca
tion at home before further assign
ment to duty.
Miss Virginia McCrae' Wlnthrop
student, spent the weQk^d at home
and had as her guest her cousin, Mies
Virginia Sauls ^ Manning.
Mrs. W. Z, Hilton, a recent patient'
at the Simms Memorial hospital, Lan.
caster, returned there last week for
examination and further treatment.
Mr. Gw. B. Cunningham with tha
C. Tax commission at Florence,
visited his family here last week.
Mr. S. H. Cunningham is a patient
in the Federal hospital at Columbia.
Hundreds of Amazing
New Features This Year
Including Multitude of
TRAINED HORSES,
PONIES, DOGS, MON
KEYS, BEARS, GOATS,
ELEPHANTS
Positively The Only Big
Circus Copning ThU Year
ROMAN HIPPODROME and
WILD WEST ARENA
—Presenting—
DOROTHY HERBERT
Amerl<‘H'» Foremost Bareback Rider
KINKO AND HIS ARMY OF
SIXTY CLOWNS
MAE LEWIS* TRAINED
SHOW CHOW DOGS
MILLER FAMILY
World-Renowned Acrobats
DIME^WILSON TROUPE
— Fun- and Thrill ■
LOVELY JEAN EVANS
Aerialist—Venus—Supreme
ERNIE STEWART
Contortionist
SYLVIA FOREST
Roman Rings
RICE DAVIDSON TRIO
Acrobat Sensations
WALTER POWELL
Amerka's Greatest Wire Artist
FLYING LAfCES
Stunting in the Clouds
LEWIS IJBERTY HORSES
UBLONDE TROUPE
Comedy Bar Act
REDXUNCEFORD
Hollywood’s Stunt Man with his
Congress of Rough Riders,
Cowboys and Oowgtrls
CLAUDE MEYERS*
MIUTARY BAND ^
HEY, KIDS! LOOK!
Uaa This Afternoon
Tliisjcoupo.n and 30c wlU Jttett angj.
child under 14 to Bailey Bros. BIG 8-
jRINO CIRCUS—Gamden, Friday, Nov.
Id-^eraoon only. Regular price for
Kids Wc
With tMs ooupon you save 30c
State Theatre
KERSHAW, a. C
FRIDAY, NOV. 10
“GHOST CATCHERS'*
—with—
Olsen and Johnson
SATURDAY, NOV. 11
“COME ON DANGER**
—with—
Tim Holt and Frances Neal
SA1VNOV. 11. 10:30 p. m.
“THE MUMMY*S GHOST*
—with—
Lon Chaney and Barton MacLane
w
MON..TUE6., NOV. 13-14
^‘DOUBLE INDEMNITY**
-—WUltr?
Fred MacMurray and Barbara
Stanwyck
WEDJiESDAY, NOV. IS
“THREE UTTLE SISTERS’*
—with—
Mary Lee. Ruth Terry and
Cheryl Walker
THURS.-FRL. NOV. 16-17
“IN SOCIETY”
-^Wlth—■
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello
Bethnne News Notes
Mrs. Margaret Marion spent Sunday
in GreelyvUle with her daughter and
husband. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd O’^i^n.
Mias Mary Ellen McLaurln of Co
lumbia, was the week-end gncat of her
mother. Mrs. A. B. McLaurln.
Harold King of Charleston, spent
the week-end here with faia family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lents and Mias
Louise SimS of Enizabethton, Tenn.,
spent seveni days here last week
with Mrs. Lepts's KminluuUier, ttw
Louise Kelley!
Mrt. ClmnsoD Wilson of Newberry,
was the week-end guest of her moth
er, Mrs. Louise Kelley.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Rivers and
children of (Thesterfleld, were Sunday
guests of the C. B. Mitchells.
Mrs. G. B. MhKlnnon and. daughter,
P«*«y. of Augusta, Oa., were week
end guests of Mrs. McKinnon’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McDowell.
■Jack Hilton, who la attending naval
training school at. Carolin/i. was a
recent guest in the home of hjs broth
er, Lee Hilton. '
Carl Harrison of Camp Stewart,
spent the week-end here with his
family. Mrs. Harrison is tyaking her
home here with her parents; Mr. and
Mrs. T. E. Hearon, while Mr. Harrison
is in service,
Mrs. J. M. Clybum is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. H. H. McCullough, In
Piedmont, W. Va.
Pfc. Tom Ed Hearon of Aberdeen,
burg, were week-end ^guests of Mr.
and Mrs. T. E. Hearon*
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Padgett and
Ellis Padgett spent Sunday In Oreely-
vllle with Mr. and Mrs. * Ernest Mc
Laughlin.
J. N. McLaurln has returned from
Laporte, Ind., where he has been em
ployed in the Ordinance Dept.
Rev. T, B. Altman of Centenary,
has accepted the call to the Baptist
church here. He and his family will
arrive at an early date.
A pageant, So Many People, based
on Home Mission study book, will be
presented Sunday at 8 p. m. In the
Presbyterian church. —
■^e three circles* of the Presby
terian auxiliary met Tuesday after,
noon at the following places: Marg
aret Morse with Miss Mary, hfcKln.
Jftfln Hlllbouse with Mrs. B. -Wr -
WIK
AdvwrtiseiiMats andw tais heedlnc wl|
he charged for at the rate of 1 eeat
per word. malssOTi charge M peats
Ade oet is Id golat type donble ehorgs
Gaah mast aoeempany ardor eaeept
•here eostoner has Ledaer doeoaBt.
FOR SALE—Good used Pianos and
Bedroom Suite, Dining Suite and
China Closets. Carollns Furniture
Go., Floyd tL Boykin, Phone No.
660. SOc
FOR SALE—Oak wood for Ashley
heaters and fire places.. D. P. Pee
ples, P. 0. box 162. ^
FOR SALE—rAuto aeat covers of vari
ous styles and materials and to fit
most cars. Stogner Motor Co., 128
E. DeKalb St Phone 670. 34?
FOR SALE—Colonial home, six rooms,
two baths, two balls, two porches,
lot 116x180. Apply to W. A. Rush,
Boykin, S. C. 34-36p
FOR SALE—Seat covers for almost
any make or year model car. Moat
of these covers are tailored pre-war
plaids. Come In and see them be
fore they are gone. Stogner Motor
“Compafiy. Phone FfinkS lLTDeKalb
street. 18c
WANTED—Pulpwood, hardwood. tl»-
bar. Ws also boy land. Help yow
government by selling your wood
now. Want to buy several good
; ua^ "tracks. See D. J. (}reed, or
caU S2L P. O. Cam-
K tJ.
WANTED TO BUY—Good Used Fur
nitnre and Sewing Machines, any
condition. Ciarolina Famitore Co^
Floyd H. Boykin, Phone 669. SOtfe
WANTED—^Any good used car. Will
pay top pri^. CaU 670. Stogner
Motor Co. 128 E.-DeKalb St 847
WANTED—Experienced saleslady for
week-end work in dry goods store
Apply to ■ J. Paul Ross, 932 Broad
street. S4-86p
FOR SALE—5 miles*east of Camden,
one farm, containing 116 acres, 67
under cultivation. Near churches,
school bus passes house, a large six
room dwelling. 18 bearing pecan
trees, two large scuppemong arbors,
1 black grape. One bam with
stables and pump at lot Cotton
house, farm implement and mach
inery shed, shop. Double garage,
smokehouse, brooder, chicken house
and yard. Two tenant hpuses. See
S. E. Belvln, route 2, Camden. S.
C. 34p
Wanted
lu^
AdmUaion: Matinee 80c-~
Night 85c—Children Under
12 Years of Age, 12c.
Brannon; Minnie Forba with Mlg.
Pearl King,
Mrs. Howard McKinnon and chil
dren are visiting Mrs. McKinnon’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. DeWltt, in
Hartsvllle.
The Youth Fellowship of Bethune
Methodist church, held a Halloween
party Monday evening. Games, con
tests and scavenger hunts were the
sources of amusement.
Sgt.. John Copeland of Fort Jack-
son. spent the wwk-end here with his
mother, Mrs. Maud Copeland.
Mrs. Harold King entertained Mon
day afternoon, honoring the 8th birth
day of her daughter, Patsy. Thirty-
five friends were invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ruff visited
-Mrs.' Ruff's parents In Atlanta, Qa.,
this week-end
The Junior Home asseciatidn of i
Bethune, had their annual club inltia-{
tlon Tuesday night in the home eco
nomic department.
Mr. and Mrs. Johit Eldwin King of
WANTED—To buy used furBitore,
odd places and general furaltara
Camden Furaltufe Oo;- Phone-164
litfe
Service Center
Has A Music Box
An electric radio and record player
has been loaned to the DeKalb street
Service Center by Father Ekimund
Burke of the Catholic church.
The instrument, an expensive one,
has already been installed in the cen
ter and has made a big hit with the
service men.
WANTED—One of the largest and
best, known manufacturers of a
home appliance Is now back In pro-
ductiotk and seeks, contact with a
man of character and energy. .This'
man will act as our dealer In this
area but without a store, overhead
or investment of any kind. He
must be able to stand strict investi
gation as to honesty and depend-
_Ahillty_ .Qiifi Age. ilraft.JBtatiu.,pray
tons Job, etc., briefly to State Direc
tor, 62 Arcade Bldg., Columbia 7,
S. C. Interview locally next week.
A car Is necessary. - 33-35c
WANTED—A feeder 'shoat, weighing
around 125 pounds. J. B. Cantey,
box 204, Camden. Phone 487. 34c
WANTED TO R|ENT—6-room unfurn
ished bouse with stove and refrig
erator. Call Mr. Sommers at
642. tip
WANTED—Three first class mdchan-
ics, familiar with General Motors
cars. Good working conditions.
Cpntact Langston Motor Co-.r Chev-
rolet-Bulck dealer, Camden, S. C.
34c
For Rent
Newport News, Va., are receiving con
gratulations upon the arrival of a son,
John Edwin, Jr.. Oct. *31.
A* place of Interest is that of a
winddw of the Truesdell Drug Store,
displaying photographs of those in
service from this town and communi
ty.
LEFT—On bench In park on North
Broad, a black hand bag. containing
bill fold, change purse and several
other small articles. Anyone find
ing it, please leave at Chronicle
office and receive liberal reward.
Mp
FOR RENT—35 acre farm, near Cas-
' satt, S. C. Two dwellings and out
buildings. See Mrs. Alice S. Sharpe,
2141 Wallace St., Columbia, S.
C. 83-34P
oAsana
Professionat And.,
.. i jtiisiiiiss Cards
HAVE YOUR SHOEt REPAIRED ■
^ _ JEXPMT repairmen
Shop looatad 9 doors balow n
C. Dlxoa'a Barfala House,
dtr tha mana0amaiit of Mr j •r
. Rowell. * '•
WE quarantee'satisfaction
941 Broad St Camden, 8. (
FOR RENT—Sunny apartment
or two bedroolns. living room ’ nri,
ata bath and kitchenette 1419
.St. Phono 276-W. ' ^
Lost — FoniMl
LOST—Kerosene coupon book, isstj©
to Irene Williams, 820 Market St
Camden, 8. C.
■-H-OST^RatIoir-to(* No. STlssu^ j,
Georgia May Boalware, Rldgewaj
S. C., route 1, box 132.
LOST—Ration Book No. 8, issued ti
Thelma Vivian Anderson and Bobb'
Joe Anderson, CassatL route 1 boi
I4|
LOST—Ration books No. 3, issued U
Helen G. Sinclair and Cora A, Shaw
Wateree Mill, Camden, 8. C.
LOST—Ration book No. 4, Issued u
Maggie King, Bethune, S. C.
LOST—Ration book No. 8, Issued to
Harriet L. Belk, route 2, Camdei.
tip
MiscellaMoos
JUST RECEIVED—Another carload C(
^ Insulation. Prepve for winter now
amd save fuel fmd dollars. Buy
payments. M. E. Forte, Phone 58iJ.
FOR RENT—Nice, furnished bedroom,
twin beds, steam heat. 1011 Broad
street or Phone 390-W. • 84p
FOR RENT—4-room furnished apart
ment. Private entrance, private
bath. Apply* Mrs. Lois Nolan, P. O.
Box 203, Camden„ S. C. 34p
FOR RENT—3-room furnished apart
ment at 1603 Highland avenue. Call
this address or the Roiy Cafe. 34p
TPaX TOTICE
The tax books for the 'Collectioh of
(bounty and School Taxes for the
fiscal year commencing January 1.
1944r wiir'Bb op^eTl Trqm September TF,
1944, to December 31, 1944, luclusive
without penalty. When making in
qulry about taxes, please state the
school district number in which you
live or own property.
The following is a list of the total
levies for the various school districts:
Mills
.. SI
.. 22
OaKalb Township
School District No. 1
School District No. 2
School District No. 4 27
School District No. 4 29
School District No. 25 14
School District No. 43 14
Buffalo Township Mills
School District No. 3 24
School District No. 6 II
School District No. 7 It
School District No. 16 II
Sshool District No. 20 22
School District No. 22 ft
School District No. 23 12
School District No. 17 24
8ch<}pl District No. 28 If
School District No. 31 13
School District No.'^40 38
School District No. 43 ll
Flat Rock Township Mills
School Dtstrict No. 8 14
School District No. 9 24
School District No. 10 It
School District No. IS fl
School District No. 19^ 14
School District No. 80* *. l|
School District No. SI 14
School District No. 87 34
School District No. 41 34
School District No. 46 l|
School District No. 47 If
Watsrao Township Mills
Schotd District No. 11
School District No. 18 Sf
iBotiool DMtrlct No. If 17
School District No. It ... 24
School District No. IS i|
School District No. 39 l|
C. J. Outlaw, Trmmnt,
13-39-44 KfMhaw Oo«l^, g. a*
Now f"
Open
Bring the kiddies to our Toyland.. •
?anta_Q_aus has been here^ leayi^
so many interesting Toys. Ydu’ll
find dolls, mechanical toys,, games,-
jeeps, tanks, planes^. . . and many
other things to delight the Ameri
can boy and girl ^
NOTICE OF APPUCATION
FOR CHARTER
Notke is hMurahr j;Maa tbst jllsr
the expiration of ^rea (S) dayi fhai
the date hereof the undersigned will
apply to tha Secretary of Stats of
South Carolina for a corporate chart
er for a company to be knows ai
Camden Frosen Foods, Jnc., which
company is to have Its principal place
of business at Camden, S. C., and pro-
jposjes.. to engage in the bualneas of
processing and dealing in froten foods
and other related activities.
(Slfned)
& B. Benson,
Juanita O. Bensoa,
Incorporators.
November 10. 1944.
Camden, S. C.
Join Us
in
Fun & Laughter
AND, when shopping for gifts for the children, look over
our complete stock of auto and radio accessories, tires,
paints, and dishes*
Southern Auto
Assodate Store
‘ Qmi. B. Blsrtlhtf, OwMT and MsAAfor
OPPOSITE CAMDEtl THEATRE
530 E MCALB STREET
WHY NOT PLACE A MARKER wkh
his correct insignia on your cm*-
tery plot to the memory of that
loved one who gave his life for hk
country? Tom McNinch, Lancastw,
S. C. tmt
NOTICE—W. Lb Johnson A Sos,
roach, Vaterbug and bedbug »
terminators. Matsrial used not 90L
sonous. No odor. All work gusna
teed one yeaf Box 402. Gheatar,
3. C.
CHICK FEED—(^t a bag of that goo4
Spartan AH-Mash Starter for yow
chicks and give tkem tke ritfit stait
Only the one feed is all you need ts
carry them throngb the first t«
weeks Buy Spartsn todsy ^
chase yonr chick worrlss sway.—
Whitaker A Company, Camden. 8,
C.
EQQ8> FOR HATCHINQ — From it-
lected Triple A blood-tested imA
11.00 per setting of 11. White liMh
New Hampehlre Reds—The (hida
Floral Company, POULTRY Dl-
PARTMENT, loeated West hmm
StreeL Phone 683. . «
Roi^iig Is
Available
...Withm
Your Means!
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YOUR ROOFIMI JOBl
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