The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 24, 1944, Image 9
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iflURSDAY and FRIDAY, DEC. 7 - 8
iflOHTS S:30 P. iC>—FRIDAY MATINEE 3:30 P. M.
le Largeit NiaoniaDtic
Eriravagam OnEarfli
special MAtlNEE FRl.
fun for all
jpj^allT For Tho Cliil<
IVE BABY BUNNieS . . .
given TO LUCKY KfOO
AdulU $1.00 and $1.50
children HALF4»RICE
All Nrteta Include Tax ^
«iMiiisfNEMniiiacHr**i
THE SHOW OF '
1001 WONDERS ,
BLACKSTONE
\ 30 PEOPLE
tOUTH CAROLINA. KiWOAV. NOVEMBER 14, 1M4
PAQ5 NINI
^ 2 CARio^Ds or FrrrcTS
NIGHT
PRICES
Roaerved $1.30 A $2.30
Unroaorved 95c inc. tax
General Admiaaion:
Enliated Peraonnel 65c
_ ' Children 65c inc. tait.
bil Ordera Nowl Addreaa Edward L. Willinfhain, Jr., .
ownshlp Audnerium, Columbia, B. C., Encloelna Check For Correct
Amount and Requeet For Beata Desired.
TICKETS GO ON SALE MONDAY, DEC. 4
cGregor Drag Store, 1308 Main Street
FULL COMPLETE 2^^ HOUR SHOW!
SAVE
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BUY
Toi
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Start aatmy erm if the iMfimunc doea
Add to it regularly. When the
war ia over, youni have funda readily avail
able to buy that home, farm, car, refrigerator
—that very tiling you’vb aKraya WANTED!
Buy War Bonds Here
WATEREE
BiiiWing & Loan Association
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CAMDEN, — . — SOUTH CAROUNA
Betliiine News Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Mark King of Ander*
son. were yeek-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. D. M.' Mays. They were accom
panied by their son, Capt. Robert
King, of Westover Field,. Mass, and
Anderson. *
Mrs. Louise Etheridge of Columbia,
was the week-end guest of Mr. and
Mrs. D. M. Mays.
Sunday guests of Mr.- and Mrs. D.
M. Mays were Mr. and Mrs. R. M.
Bethune of Cheraw.
The following from here attended
the Carolina-Duke game in Columbia
Saturday: Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Mays.
Misses Celia King and Uaixiett Maya,
Mr. and Mrs. June Truesdell afid
Troy Pate.
C. W. Elmore. USN, of Charleston,
spent the week-end here with hM
parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Outlaw.
C. O. Grorer of Blahopvtile, swttl-
preach Sunday night In the Presby
terian church.
Instead of the regular Wednesday
evening prayer services, Thanksglfing
services were held In the Baptist
church Thursday morning at 8,
School was dismissed Wedn^day
afternoon for Thanksgiving.
The Presbyterian Sunday sdiool
Thanksgiving offering for Thomwell
Orphanage was |100.
Miss Tola Gardner of Atlanta. Qa,.
spent the week-end her© with her
jtarents, Mr. and Mrs. Poster Gardnef.
Mrs. Harold King and little daugh^
ter. Patsy, spent Sunday in Charles
ton with her husband.
Mrs. M. C. McCaskill gnd daughter,
Mrs. Robert Williams, were week-end
guests of M. C. McCaskill. Jr., and
family in Charleston.
Mrs. Murdock Johnson and family
of Charleston, were week-end visitors
In the home of Mrs. Bearnice Hilton.
Mrs. Anni© L©« sprat Thanksgiving
holidays with relatives in Chester.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mitchell and
children spent Thanksgiving in Spar
tanburg with Mr. Mitchell’s mother.
Qoorge Kelley, who has been quite
ill in the Florence hospital, returned
to bit home here on Tuesday.
Sgt. J<An Dan McLaurin of Camp
Campbell, Ky., is spending several
days with his mother, Mrs. Daisy
McLaurin.
Mto_ Dorothy MeDnwetl, mamhor of
the school faculty, spent Thanksgiv
ing holidays at Myrtle Beach with
her aunt
, Mr!_ and Mrs. D. M. Mava attended |
the golden wedding anniversary of Dr.
and Mr*. J. R. Dtirhun'’dn Colombia
last we^.
Miss Harriett Mays entertained her
bridge club Tnesday evening with
three tables of bridge. After the
cards were pat aside a buffet sapper
was served. Mrs. C. B. Reid of Mc-
Bee, was presented a lovely bowl of
glads and carnations as guest prize
French Flyers
Invade Kershaw
County For Eats
( Thirty-five French cadets, accom
panied by ten Inatructors from Shaw
Field, were in a convoy to arrive at
Gus Ward’s steak and fried chicken
tavern on U. 8. Highway No. 1 last
Friday night.
Thb group came in army tracks and
spent .the evening at the tavern, par-
trtJnKnDf-'drestnrtlBi appe tiling
steaks the place is famous for.
The Fren^ flyers are a smart, good
looking group of boys and evidenced
the keenest Interest in what was going
on about them. Some of the boys
were able to talk English, making it
an easy matter for them to chat with
Americans at thejUvern.
MAKE WAY FOR
SANTA
He’s Coming to Southern Auto Associate Stori
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OPENING
Santa’s arrival heralds the gala opening of-
Toylsuad. Come (p today and ^oose Christ
mas gifts for the jroimgsters from the multi
tude of playthings m our T^ Depsuftment.
We’ve all those shown and many, many more!
Matte a real flying model of a
**LlBhtnliig” from a complete kit
Plaster modeling set with self-
hsrdening* Ingredients.
Get
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with your Grade 1 Certificate
We Have the following oizeo. instock:
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6*.50xl6
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5*i0xl7
5:25x18
6.‘00x]6 - Track
6*00x16
7dI0xl5 - Trade
more miles for your MONEY!
The tire that ^ves you a definite PLUS in performance,
Pleasured by miles or months or dollars—^an extra service value
due to Goodyear Research and Goodyear dcills.^Remember, it
pays to buy the Best!
JZarolina Motor Co,
0. P. A. hupectkm StatHm No. 2
Taephone2U
‘*WiMeat" plane to make at
I homo - comes In ? left oomptvts
with everything you need.
Juet like the real trolley cars.
Any child would be delighted to
hsvt one.
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An adorable doll eiethed la a
criap organdy draea and part
matching bonnaL Bitaping ayaa
with raal laahae maka bar look
real aa Ufa.
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Gama board Inganloualy dasign-
•d wlli make for many pleasant
avtningt.
U. B. Army truck, a replica of
the-real thing, will pieaaa any
boy.
VToy diahos and ailvarwara for
doll taa partita. Cornea in aav-
eral eolors.
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Bmali Army tank with rotating
treads and moving gun turret.
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Large toy drum with long-waar.
ing top.
Blaokboard oh etoady aaaai wHh
araaari and chalk aapply inalud.
ad.
Sottdieni Auto Associate
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Store
Chas. B. Blyther, Owntr smd Mgr.
Opp. CsundsM ThuatTB
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