The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 24, 1944, Image 8
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Kershaw District
Scoutmasters Plan
Ovem^ht Hike
The fifth meeting of the Scoutmast
ers Training course for the Scooters
of Kershav county was held last olght ■
In Kershaw. Th'ere were 16 men pres
ent representing the Camden and
Kershaw- troops. The subject of the
meeting was “Troop Budgets and
Financing," and was presented by
the course instructor, N. 3^ Emrie,
veteran Scoutmaster of* Columbia
It was decided by those present to
hold the sixth and final' meeting in
the nature of an overnight hike at a
chosen-sitC“00 the Wateree- Tfrerr Ther
men are to pitch their own tents and
do their own cooking, dish washing,
etc., while on the camp.
Those expected to be present are:
R. E. McCarty. C. L. Sbealy, Sam
_Kare8h..^O. J. Arrants, Perry McCoy,
Cecil Bowers, Vasco Mnier, George
5-■
- - ti. _ li
Mickle and John Burns, all of Cam
den; Arthur Jones, J. H. Haltlwagner,
W. E. Brannon, Johnny Green. C. R.
Blakeney and Roy Kirren, all of
Kershaw. Any Scouters are invited
to attend. Notify R, E. McCarty of
Camden.
NOTlCE^ OF APPLICATION
FOR, CHARTER
Notice is hereby given that the
undersign«*d will, after the expiration
of tliree days from the date hereof,
make application to the Secretary of
State bf South Cartdlna for corporate
charter incorporating a company to be
known as Clarkson’s Supply Company,
which shall have Its principal office
at Camden, South Carolina, and shall
in general have the following powers:
To engage in the business of selling
and dealing In auto, household and
electrical appliances, including the
right to do any and all things con
venient and incidental to said powers.
R. B. Clarkson,
J. S. H. Clarkson,
Incorporators.
Camden, 8. C., Nov. 14, 1»44. 8<
REROOF
Roofing Is
Available
... Within
Your Means!
Roofinf material is now
awailable, at moderate
pri^e, for tkose whose
roofs need repairinf or en*
tire feroofinf.
LET US ESTIMATE
YOUR ROOPINQ JOBI
Don't wait til tho last mlnuto ts
ropalr. Work can bo flnsnood os
Inotalmont plan.
M. E. FORTE
Phone 582J
‘'Your Homotown Man Has Your
Wolfaro At Hosrt"
RFC. HARRY H. HEYMAN, Jr.
P|e. Harry- H. Heyman, Jr., C. S.
Army Air corps, son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. H. Heyman of Charleston, form
erly of Camden, is serving overseas
in the South Pacific. After his grad
nation from high school he attended
Spartan School of Aeronautics In Tub
so, Okla., for a few months before en
tering the sm*ylces In April, 1943. Ho
was graduated from Truax Field,
Madison, Wisconsin, in radio and
AOCS in April this year. Pfc. Hey
man visited bis parents -shortly be
fore leaving for overseas. He Is the
only son of Mr. and Mrs. Heyman.
Soil Conservarien
News
By V. T. Muflon
W’. A. Boykin, Jr., of Boykin, com
bined a two acre seed patch of Kobe
Lespedeza for next year’s planting
purposes.
J. R. Burns and L. O'. Funderburk of
Camden, received Bream for stocking
their fish ponds of one acre and two
and one-half acres respectively. Mes
srs. Burns and Funderburk will get
Bass In the spring and they plan to
fertllljfe their ponds hccordlng to dis
trict recommendations.
Terrace lines were surveyed this
week on A. K. McLaurtn'r farm near
Bethune. and Arthur Pickett, colored
farmer, in the Charoitte-Thompson
section.
A good stand of” Aiislrli^n winter
peas have been noted on the farm of
C. P. Du Bose. Jr., and W, R. Cape
hart 6f Boykin. The peas were plant
ed In early October.
Hugh MoCullum of Logoff, has a
two and one-half acre seed patch of
Serlcla ready to combine. Mr. Me:
Cullum plans to use his seed In plant
ing additional acreage next year,
DeKalb School To
Re-Organize P.T.A.
The patrons and friends of Baron
DeKalb school are cordially Invited
and urged to attend a meeting for the
purpose of reorganizing the Parent-
Teacher association. This meeting
will be held in th# school auditorium
Wednesday. Nov, 29, at 7:30 o’clock.
A very interesting program of short
talks, music and films dealing with
the problems of home and school Is
being planned.
Mrs. Aldred, 76,
Succumbs Ajfter
A Long Rbiess
Mrs. Eva Fowan Aldred, 7C, died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Alfred
McLeod on' Hampton street, Tuesday
morning after an illnees of seven
months. She was the widow of Ben
Jsinin Aldred of Charleston, and the
dangh^ of the late Forest G. and
Margaret Llnley Gowan of Charleston.
She had made her home in Camden
for the past 17 years and was a mem
her of the Bethesda Presbyterian
church.
Surviving are the following chil-
- AfesH-^MfS; Brevard Doyklnr GamttoiT
Mrs. Alfred McLeod, Camden; and J.
L. Stickney, Memphis, Tenn.; Mrs.
R. L. 'Williams of Charleston; Mrs.
D. J. Easterlin, Charleston; Forest
G. Aldred, Summerville; Ben S. Al
dred. Charleston; Guy H. Aid
CQM-B- B, CQBBL Ana^.
Funeral services were held at 10:30
Thursday mon^ing from the Kornega'y
Funeral home, conducted by the Rev.
A. D. McAm and the Rev. Henry
Collins. Brief services were held at
the Parks Funeral home, Summerville,
at 4 o’clock Thursday afternoon. In
terment was In the SununervlUe ceme-
tery.
Vienna’s spacious and imposing
thoroughfares Tsnlc With the finest
achievements In modern street archi
tecture.
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, on December
18. 1944, Mrs. Annie D. DeLoache.
will make to the Probate Court of
Kershaw County, her final return as
Administratrix of the estate of B. P.
DeI.H)ache, deceased, and on the same
day she will apply to the said Court
for a final discharge as said Adminis
tratrix.
N. tJ. ARNiyr,"
Judge of Probate,
Camden, S. C., Nov. 18. 1944. 36-39c
“We have 4,300,000 jobs
to do today"
TImb oni basy doys for ttrtrybody Ib Hbt ftltpboBt
bwhmi. About A300,000 Toll otd Long Distoiici
BMstogos go ovor tfco linos h ffco owrogo busiaoii
doy. THMrt't ia oddMon to Moro Hmb 100,000,000
19m QPWfVflOnOMJ
Wf BpgiodBtB yoBT holp, ospoclolly
DirfoBco oporalof
ymr coN to 5
ired,
Weekly News Letter
From liberty Hitt -
Mr. W, B. Twltty, well known civil
engineer of Heath Springs,- has been
employed to survey the estate lands
bf the late Mr. R. C. Jo'nes. There
Is a number of farms and other tracts
and the* work will require consider
able time.
The cotton season here is over. Mr.
E. L. Jones, manager of the Mackey-
Jones ginnery, said he expected
finish up and close for the season on
Saturday last. The number of bales
ginned was considerable more than
for some years past.
Mrd? Geo. B. Cunningham went to
see her father-in-law, Mr. S. H. Cun
ningham. who is a patient in the
Veterans hospital In Columbia, last
week. He is undergoing treatment
for his eyes.
John E. Richards, Army chaplain,
with head quarters for som^ months
at Indianapolis, has been transferr^
to overseas duty. His wife and little
non,-Koi)eTt Cannlnghain. afA spending
some time with his father, Captain
N. S. Richards.
Mr, and Mrs. Kirk McClellan were
here a short time Sunday, they were
en route from her home in Lancaster
county to their present home at,
Charleston. They were accompanied
by her sons, Rnssell Small, who has
Just finished training at Great Lakes
Naval Training school and is spending
a short furlough before being assigned
to duty, and Junior Small, high school
student
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Mlmg
ISIK
“b* eharged for at the rats of 1
per. word. MlaimUBi ebsjw# U
Ads sst la 10 point typo doable ehari
Cash most socompaay srdsr
vhsrs eostomsr has LsdP** Aoeoont.
For SiJu
Co., Floyd H. Boykin,
B. DeKalb St Phone 870.
mond. Cut Rkte Drug.
Shaw highway at Kershaw,
Ray, East DeKalb St.
Camden Lumber Co.
S. C.
FOR SALE—8-room house, 3 h
located corner DeKalb and
streets. Size of lot. 79 feet bj
^ feet, has one double and
business site,
price, apply *
ville, S. C.
Wanted
Camden Furniture Co. l^one 166
Christmas. Phone
Laurens street.
365-W or
-Klddo, 11.00. Money back
tee. At DeKalb Pharmq/;y.
ing school hours. Experience
school lunch, hotel dining room
cafeteria. Health card. Mrs. R.
cfo Chronicle. 3 p
WANTED-^irirwood.'’hardwood, tte*
b«r. Wa also buy land. Help yo«r
goTanunent by jiaQlag yonr wood
now. Want to boy savaral good
nsed tracks. Sae D. J. Craad. or
caU 3SL P; 0. Box tl4. Cam-
dau. 8. C. Mtt
WANTED TO BUY—Good Usod Fur
niture and Sewing Machines, any
condition. Carolina Pnmitnra Co..
Floyd H. Boykin, Phone 660. SOtlc'
"wanted to WY^-^^3^"us«3 furnl.
ture. L. T. Branham F^imiture
Store, 919 Broad St., Camden. 36tf
WANT TO RENT—Do you have a
five or six room, unfurnished bouse
for a permanent resident? Apply
IT M , cf5 CHironl^^ Id
MILKERS WANTED—Want 3 to 5
dependable milkers, preferably two
families with two or more milkers,
male or female, year contract good
w,eekly wages and bonus. Comfort
able, painted houses, lights, water,
wood furnished. *Write or see Mr.
Smith, Shady Side Daries, route 2,
Pine Wood Road, Sumter, South
Caredina. ^ 36-38p
For Rent
FOR RENT—Two unfurnlebed roome
at 620 Hampton street .36
FOR RENT—Five-room house on
Mill St., furnished. For terms ap
ply 1207 Mill St. or Phone 631-W.
36p
FOR RENT—4-room famished apart
ment One mile from airport. Apply
Mrs. Lois Nolan, P. O. Box 203.
Camden, S. C. 3S-36p
Lost — Found
\
LOST—Between Broad and Lyttleton
streets on DeKalb, “B" gas coupons.
Liscense No. CSO'724. Finder please
return to Mrs. Lois Nolan, P. 0.
Box 203, Camden, S. C. 35-S6p
LOST—Man’s gold ppeket watch with
name “Locke Craig,” engraved In
back. Reward will be offered to
finder. Return to The Chronicle
. office - 1 36p
LOST—Ration book No. 4, Issued to
Mrs. Dorothy M. Smith, Rectoiy
Square, Camden, S. C. 3Cp
LOST—In Mt. Zion church section,
one large male redbone hound. An
swers to name of “Boss.” Has knot
on tbp of head. 35 reward If return
ed to H. C. Godwin, Camden air-
port. 36p
tuswa
Professknal ARd..
... BvsiRiss
DIXOFTS SHOE Sh7
HAVE YOUR BHOEB REPAlRrr, ^
EXPERT repairmen ^
Shop loortid 5 OoorTl^ n
C. Dixon's Baronin House. uZ
dor the manaosmont of Mn j v
Rowell. •
WE GUARANTEE 0ATI8FACTI0H
041 JBro_ad..Sjt_ ^Camden^
ing about 400 pounds, and tW
horns. Disappeared from my gZ
ture on Haig's Branch near BUmZ
about Oct 1. |5 rewai'd for wuS
or |25 for evidence leading to2
conviction of the person who
same. Ransom Mitchell, routek
box 79-t, Logoff, S. C. ^
.08T OR STOLEN—Brown Gummsey
heifer, about two years old, weigh-
8TRAYED OR STOLEN—One wkits
and liver colored Springer SpaMe
Answers to the name of ‘‘Nick." ]Z
ward. Notify H. B. Beard. Pk^
139-J.
CHICK'FEED—Get a bag of that mm
Spartan AU-Maah Starts tor
chicks and give them tho right MM
Only the one feed la aU yon qsSn
carry tham through tho first tm
•weeks Buy Spartan today m
chase your chick worries away,-.
Whitaker A Company, Camdtt,’o
C. 4mB
EGGS whn HATCHING — Fro« »
looted Triple A bloodttested
11.00 per saitlng OTTR. White sS
New Hampahlre Redo—The
Floral Company. POULTRY DE.
PARTMENT, located West Lam
Street. Phone Ml. g
MiaoallaikWMu
U8T RECEIVED—A shipment cf
new coal and wood ranges. Csa kt
bought without a certificate. Csia.
4ina Eurnltore Co^ Floyd H. Baykh
Phone 660. in
excelent for Victory gardens, early
and very prolific. Plant In weO-
prepared land In open furrow h
Nov. or Dec. I have plenty of seel
4Bc per pound, postage extnt Xn.
I. J. McKensle, route 1, box 12,
Camden, S. C..' Hp
Thomas Jefferson's home at Mon-
:ello is considered one of the most
beautuul houses in America.
Protect \bur
Investment!
Tcmr war bofidfl aro an bKfmtmmt
^ the Future of Ameri^. They are
^bached by every Ammican rcsouree.
Unbumed forests and woodlands m
a most important resoiiree foe post*
war prosperity.
f
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lT6day*i yonng trees are tomorrow's
timb^suf^y. We must keep them
jiprowing for tomorrows needs. When
ton help prereikt woods fires you help
l|ptotect this vital resource lusmu
tjme hurcstment in America.
PREVENT
WOODS FKS
THIS MESSAGE SPCHISOlUCD BTi
J. L Nei^beRy Co. .
Belt's DtoL Store
Agtoty
IQchd'g Store
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