The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 01, 1944, Image 2
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HospitaKzatioii Policy
DAVID H. BAUM.Aft
Camd«ay - • SouUi Car.
*‘A Policy To.day Is Your Security
To-im>^w. Before It Happens
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THt OAMDCN CHUOWlCLl. CAMDIW, SOUTH CAWOHNA, FRIDAY, DECEMBEW 1, 1f44
COMING ATTRACTIONS
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Cunden lliefttre
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER l»t
Greer Oarson and Walter Ptdgeqn
In
“MRS. PARKINGTON”
Also Selected Short Subject
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2
Marx Brothers and Tony Martin
in
“THE BIG STORE”
with
Vlrclifla Grey — Margaret Dumont
Also Short Subject
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SbL, Dec. 2iid—10:30 Show
*K>NE MYSTERIOUS
NIGHr»
-with -
Chester Morris as ‘Boeton Blackie’
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3rd
Story of Heroic Faith!
“SIGN OF THE CROSS”
with
Predric March — EUssa Land!
Claudette Colbert
Chmrlea Laughton
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MONDAY and TUESDAY
DECEMBER 4th and 5th
“TILL WE MEET AGAIN”
starring
Ray Mllland and Barbara Britton
Also News
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WED. and THURSDAY
DECEMBER 6th and 7th
In Rainbow Technicolor
“RAINBOW ISLAND”
Dorothy Lamour—Eddie Bracken
GlI Lamb
Also Latest World News
Bethesda Presbyterian Church
A. Douglas McArn, Pastor.
Church school at 10 a. m.. with a
Bible class for every age. The nur
sery class continues.
Morning worship at 11:15.
ETer3ft>ne is invited^ to attend.
Grace Episcopal Church
■ Maurice Clarke, D.D., Rector
Holy communion at S a. m.
Ohurch echooi at W a; m.
Corporate c&mmunion of the men
of the Parish in cooperation with the
men of every Parish and Mission of
the Episcopal church at 11:15 a m.
Young tieople’s meeting at 7 p. m;
Friday night, Dec. 8. at 7 O’clock
Men's supper in the Parish bouse,
served by Woman’s Auxiliary. Speak
er, the Bishop of the Diocese, the Rt.
Rev. J. J. Oravatt, D. D
Red Cross Notes
Sadie K. vooTraodtow
The members of the Canteen corps
served a supper for two companies of
Engineers, who were in camp on the
river, Thanksgiving evening. The
dinner was prepared and carried tO
St. Mary’s Hall by the engineers. The
Canteen and other volunteers decorat
ed the hall and set the tables for 200
men. The Motor corps assisted in
returning the dishes and silver which
was borrowed-4i»m many sources,
liie Camp anp -Hospital Council
Service is now rank^ as one of the
two most Iniportant services to the
armed forces. The Home Service is
the eihSF." Orth of irs maiti Thicwaais
is to promote and assist in the re
habilitation program for permanently
disabled soldiers. A course in Arts
and Crafts will be given to the men in
the hospitals. The Junior Red Cross
Is expected to cooperate in collecting
5tate Champiop Bulldog*
Close Season With Victory
(Continued from first page)
In the third period Camden drew
first blood when Cox raced 41 yards
for a touchdown. A pass, Cox to Han
cock, was good for tfie extra point.
The Joy of the small band of Camden
rooters was short lived''for Glenn took
to the air and a serlee of passes car
ried the ball to the touchdown area.
The kick for the extra point failed.
The third period closed with Camden
leading 7 to 6.
In the fourth period Camden went
to town. The Bulldogs marched the
ball to the Glenn b yard marker from
whence Parker scored, Cox ran two
yards for the extra point. The Glenn
warriors again took to the air after
OleesoBt* of Glenn, had run the ball
hack 30 yards to the Camden 40.
Fending passed to Minchieu. who went
to tha Camden 15. Fending then
tossed another to Minchieu, who went
into the end sone standing up. The
try for the extra point failed.
With the score 14 to 12 and time
running out Camden secured posses
sion of the ball and work it down to
the Glenn 20, from where Cox took it
aver, for a . touchdown,... M. Norris
plunged through for the extra point.
Camden again regained possession of
the ball a few minutes later when
Parker Intercepted a Glenn pass.
Camden was on the march and had
the ball on the Glenn 10 yard line
when the game ended.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many friends,
both white and colored, for their kind
expressions of sympathy during the
illness ahd death of our daughter,
wife and sister, Elveata Cantey Grant.
Tom Cantey and Family.
Wants—For Sale
WsosIvsB tee ists for rsgulsr solumns
FOR SALE—Pigs, about 30 bead, fine
and healthy, weigh from 40 to 100
lbs. Priced to sell. Mrs. Nell L.
8mith, 1215 Lyttleton 8t. Phone
351-J, Camden, or can leave orders
at Camden Furniture Co., 1036
Broad St. Phone 156, Camden. S.
C. 37-39C
Thomton (Hiens
Restaurant At
His Old Stend
James Thomton, former bouse mem
ber and who is one Qf the veteran
restaurant proprietors in Camden, has
returned to his old love, that of oper
ating a restaurant
4 The Camden restaurant, located on
West DeKalb street opposite Che
Chamber of Commerce, which gave
way to a grocery store, owned and
operated, by Mr. Thornton Ikst spring,
has reverted to-a restaurant
f-'In • explaining his return to the
restanrant busii^ss, Mr. Thomton
declared that the food situation and
other governmental regulations made
it difficult to operate the grocery
Store, and he found that it would be
more profitable to him to r^urn to
materials for this work. Some of the- ^ restaurant business. Mr. Thorn-
materials needed are: acorns, bamboo,
tottle corks, pine burrs and ooaes.
dry cat-tails, cigar boxes, grains and
corn and com husks, leather scraps,
gourds, nuts, shells, seed pods, silk
hose or any scraps of rayon, neck ties,
tooth brush handles and wood scraps.
The Motor corps is faithfully serv
ing all_branches of the Red Cross.
This unit is about to celebrate the
third y^r of its organization with
a supper on Dec. 7, at the C!anteca
NOTICE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMIS-
SION, COLUMBIA
November 26, 1944
^MT 898
IN RE: Docket No. 3653—The ap
plication of I. P. Harmon, McBee, S.
C., for an Emergency Class A Certifi
cate of Public Convenience and Ne
cessity to transport defense workers
between McBee and the textile mills
at I.ancaster, S. G., over the following
routes:
From McBee, S. C., over S. C.
Highway No. 151 for 8 miles, to the
intersection of that highway with a
county highway; over county highway
for 4 miles, to its Intersection with
S.. C. Highway 161; over S. C. 151
for 7 miles, to its inter8ect<^n with a
counfy highway; over county high
way for 10 miles, to Jefferson, 8. C.;
over S. C. Highway 265 for 10 miles,
*0 over 8.
CrHighway 9 for 18 miles, to Lancas
ter, S. C.; total distance, 67 miles;
and,
From McBee over U. S. Highway
No. 1 to Bethune; over 8. C. High
way 341 for 8 miles, to Its. Intersec
tion with county highway; over coun
ty highway for 4 miles to Its Intersec
tion with 8. C. Highway 341; over 8.
C. Highway 341 for 9 miles, to Ker
shaw; over U. 8. Highway 521 for
2 miles to its intersection with coun
ty highway; over county highway for
6 miles to Its intersectioii with U. 3.
621; over U. 8. 621 for 15 miles, to
Lancaster; a total distance of 60
miles.
A public hearing in the above en
titled matter will be held In the Com
missioner's Offices in th« Wade Hamp
ton State Office buildihg, Columbia.
8. C., at 11; 30 a. m., Thursday, De
cember 11. 1944, for the purpose of
determlniitg the requirements of pub
lic convenience and necessity in the
premises.
W. W. Goodman, Director
Motor Transport Division. 37-38
MEETING
Rev. R. E. Howard, pastor of the
Pentecostal Holiness church, located
on Pair street, announces the coming
of Rev. W. H. Turner, returned mls-
sioiuuY from China. The meeting will
be held Frtdey, Dec. 8, afT-iTi
church.
Rev. Turner was a prleonsr '
Japanese for some time sns T '
te. tb, book. ■!
Japaneee.** The pablle
envUed to attmid.
ton has had bis place entirely /eno-
vated, the improvements featuring a
fine new flooy.
cabin. In Nev, the corps gave |10
tdward the Christmas project of the
Kershaw County branch of the Camp
and .Hospital Service at Fort Jackson.
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CortMr Broad and Rutledge Sts.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
DECEMBER 1st and 2nd
Johnny Mack Brown
with Raymond Hatton
in
^^‘LAND OF OUTLAWS”
Also Comedy “Feather Your Nest"
Second Chapter
“Haunted Harbor**
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3rd
The Jammln'est, Jivin’est Jubilee
In Musicsl Glee!
“STORMY WEATHER**
All Colored Cast
Lena Horne—BUI Robinson
Cab Calloway and his Band
' Also Short Subject
MONDAYud fUEi^Y
DECEMBER 4tli and 5th
The Peak of Thrills!
“DARK MOUNTAIN**
Robert Lowery — Ellen Drew
Latest World News
WED. and THURSDAY
DECEMBER 6th and 7th
It’s STARifflc In Technicolor!
“THOUSANDS CHEER**
with
Kathryn Grayson—Gene Kelly
Mary Astor—John ^les
and Three Bands
Chapter 11 .
“Desert Hawk**
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THE WAR EFFORT!
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BEGINNING DECEMBER 4th
The Nation^s Theme Song this Christmas is
Invest for Victory — Save for Security
•Here’s hoW 8,000j)00 Thrifty
Americans are using their 1942
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Rermanent Savinot
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Christmas Purehasas
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