Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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H About g Record _ of passenger cam must iilleage Rationing Record ^ the place of the old tire record when rocelTed A book is just a slip of the name and address of It Is to be us^ at the »nd Rationing Board to additional gasoline ration JJ^the car In question. 1M4 Bates Tak^ Over New York Life Company Agency Former Cedars and Pines Man< Acquires Residence Here. PAGE ILEVKM Red Cross Notes ^te Theatre |^F-RSHAW| s» c» ^ FRIDAY, DEC 8 WATERLOO BRIDGE with tt Taylor and Vivian Leigh SATURDAY, DEC. 9 Jm of THE ROCKIES” ^ with Burnette and Sonney ■*Suiiset” Caraon L DEC. 9, 10:30 p. m. ^RN OF THE APE MAN” with I LoKOsi and John Carradine )|«..TUES., dec. 11-12 heavenly DAYS” with fPber McGee and Molly IEDNESDAY, DEC 13 •fflATS MY BABY” with ^ Arlen and Ellen Drew mURSDAY, DEC 14 -STEP UVELV* with i Wnatra and Gloria de Have t Matinee 80e— fi t6e—Children Under era of Age. 12c. william W. Bates, who for the past sixteen yearrs has been manager of the Cedars and the Pines for Colonel Clark Williams, has opened art office oir'the second floor of the medical building occupied by Dr. Carl A. West, Dr. Charles Vincent and Dr. D. C. Hinson, where he will work as full time representative of the New York Life Insurance company. Mr. Bates, a native of Orangeburg, hut who haa been idenUlied with Cam- dan and Kershaw county life for the past sixteen years, will have the good wishes of a legion of friends and acquaintances in bis new effort. Mr, Bates has been associated with the New York Life Insurance com pany for the past year and a half. Recently he moved to his new home on LytUeton street, which has form erly been known as the Robinson home. Mr. Bates, who married a daughter of the late Judge and Mrs. Maodel L Smith of this olty, came to C^dM In Oct., 1928, at which time he assum ed the management of the Cedars and the Pines. He had received his college education at Clemson and the University of South Carolina. He Is the father of Captain William W. Bates, Jr., who Is In overseas service as a glider pilot. Termination of his affiliation with the Cedars and the Pines occurred because of the serious illness of Colonel Clark Williams and the subsequent sale of his property In this state. Mr. Bates has made ah intensive study of life Insurance and particular ly of the Insurance contracts offered by the New York Life Insurance com pany. , This company is now In its 100th year of active Insurance busi ness. Mr. Bates plans to devote full time to representing the New York company. He states that he selectee the New TotY Lire^Thsurahce cbmi^ny Sadie K. voaTrasekow Two Red Cross films are to be shown at the Camden City schools on January 8 and 9. The tlUes are: “Since Pearl Harbor” and **No Great er Glory.” The Red Cross personnel and representatives from' all organi- satlens In the city are urged to at tend. Miss Roadcap, assistant field direc tor, regional hoepltal. Port Jackson, was a speaker at the Staff Assistants’ class on Thursday, Dec. 7. We simply must have knitters to our new quota! The sewing room has Just finished 200 kit bags for the army and must make 288 more to*be finished during January. The committee is In need of more women to sew. The International Red Cross com mittee In Geneva, wUl handle mall for newly captured men In German prison camps as soon a* official In formation Is received that they are prisoners, thus speeding mall from home two or thr^e months earlier than previously possible. As soon as the prisoners' permanent camp ad dress Is received, mall will be for warded from Geneva. TTiese new plans for forwarding mall were ar ranged recwitly by the Provost Mar shal General’s office, which has di rected the post office to accept such mall addressed In care of -the “fnteFT ATTENTION HEAR REV. W. H. TURNER f Returned Missionary from China Alao a Jap Prisoner for several months PENECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH Bethaada PresbytaHan Churoh A. Douglas McAm, Pastor. Church school at 10 a. m Bible class for every age sery class continues. Morning worship at 11:16. Elveryone Is invited to attend. at 4: 30 p. m. Sunday school iV'S:'SQi Preaching at Smyrna Methodist church, 2nd' and 4th Sundays at 3 p m. Sunday school immediately fol lowing preaching. with a The nur- Graca Episcopal Church Maurice Clarhe, D.D.. Rector Holy communion at 8 a. m. Church school at 10 a. m. Homing prayer and sermon by the rector at 11:15. Young people's meeting at 7 p. ra. Regular monthly meeting, of the vestry at the home of the rector at I p. m. On Fair Between DeKaJb and! York Friday, December 8th—7:30 p. m. YOU ARE WELCOME national Red Cross Directory Service, Geneva. . _ Prlyate Prank Stebblng, prisoner of war, devoted to the American Red Cross one of the two letters he Is permitted to send each month. The letter follows: “Goddess of Mercy (The Red Cross) April 21, 1944, by Prank StebWng, P. O. W. Goddess of Mercy, hi whose hind The charities of Jesus He, Thy goodness shadows evary land. Though rad the trench, though black the sky. See! how we in exile raise grateful eyes In- solemn prayer. To see above the blackish hase A sign that brotherhood put there; Without thy far-flung ministry Our days were longer, leaner—lost What angels send us o’er the sea "The symbol of the crimson crosai . "N. “6, You are welcome to use this poem If It may help any toward pub licizing the magnlficMit work you are doing. Dignity la a matter of appe tite, and you keep ns proud. ,Wl|en the debacle is over, I think few men In retrospect will hold anything much dearer than the mercy of a simple cardboard parcel which haa emblazon ed the symbol of the crimson cross indelibly on their hearts. God bless and perpetuate yen. Wr seTHT our snappiest salute. (Signed) Prank Stebbing.” Up to Nov. 1, 1944, over 17 million Red Cross parcels had been shipped to the International committee of the Red Cross In Geneva, for distribution to American and Allied prisoners of war. tyttlaton Street Methodist Henry P. Collins, Pastor Church school at 10 a. m. Morning worship at 11:16 a. m. McLeod's Chapat, Rembart Henry F. Collins, Pastor Preaching: 1st and 3rd Sundays at p. m. Beulah Methediet Church -Hamr Cofllna, Pastor Preaching: Snd and 4th Sundays at 4 p. m. First Baptist Church J. B. Caston, Pastor. M. M. Rabon. Associate Pastor Church school at 10 a. m. Morning worship at 11:15 a. m. B. T. U. at 4:45 p. m. Bvealag worshto at 8 p. m. Prayer sairtce Wadneadays, 8 p. m. The public Is extended a cordial In* vltation to attend each of the services. PentacostsI Hollnaaa Church Pair St.—R. E. Howard. Pastor Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. P. H. Y. 8. at 6:30 p. m. Evangelistic service at 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wed., 7:30 p. m. Infaiit Dies Delores Faye WillUms, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Williams of Panama City, Pla., form erly of Camden, died Nov_ 28. Funeral servk*es wero held at ibe Bethany Baptiet church at Westville Nov. 29. She 'is survived by her parents and one brother, Larry Dwaine Willi.<im8 and- one- slater, Joyce Patricia W’ll- liams. Bronchial COUGHS (Resulting From Colda) •ackUy’s Famous ’’CANADIOL’’ Miatura Acts Lika a Flask Spend a few rente today at any drua atore fur a bottle of Uuckley’a fANADIOL Mlxlur,- (triple acting). Take a couple of tin (ilpa at bedtime. Keel Its Inntant poworful effective action spread thru throat, head and bronchln> tuhee. It starts at one# to loosen up thick, choking phlegm, soothe I'liw mciiibrancc-s and tiiuke bre^atk- Ing enaler. SulTerera from tbuee persistent, ttasty Irritating cougha ur bronchial Irritations due to colds And Buck- ley's hrlng* quick and effective re- ii. .'. I'on't wait—get liuckley'a Can .ullol today. You get relief Instantly DaKALB PHARMACY, Phono M Union Baptist Church, Blaney Rev. Eugooa Osborao. Pastor Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. Sunday night sanrloe at 7:30 p. m. Salam and Smyrna Churohas L. D. Hamer,’'Pastor Preschlng at Salem Methodist church, Blaney, 2nd and 4th Sundays because of admiration for the com pany resulting from personal experi ence with its policies and due to the outstanding and enviable reputation which the company haa eameil during a century of service. Bap War Bond* amd StanqM NOTICE Notice is kerGbj fiwen^ that the underbigned will apply to the Sooth Carolina Tax CommiMioB for license operate a retail liquor to atore at 1047 Broad street, Camden, S. C. 40p J. F. WHITE. NOnCE TO TIMBER OWNERS Pine Pulpwood Urgently Needed In War Effort Take advantage of this opportunity to assist our fighting men and, at the same time, benefit by present high prices paid for Pulpwood. For further infor mation write Wood and Land Depart ment. NORTH CAROUNA PULP CO. Plymouth, N. G. Christmas is iust IB Shopping Days Away. We’d like to tell you of our plans to have all kinds of Christ- s cakes, cookies, pies, etc., for you to select your Christmas ^ selections from. All our bakery products are oven fresh. ^ customers tell us they are delicious. But what we want to talk about in this weeks advertisement 'ot what fine bakery goods we have — but about Christmas. Christmas is a time for reflecting on the Iwunties that this life in a free land gives to all of us Americans. A time to ^Ive anew to cherish and defend them. Christmas is a time for prayer, a time to P^y that on a ristmas soon to be, our loved on^ far away will have return- home to us, safe and well, their colors crowned with Victory ^ a lasting Peace. And while we ask that you do not.forget us in yoi^ holiday ®ning, we urge you, one and all, 'to... bonds BUY WAR Camden Home Bakery MCaA StTMt-OppMit. W. i. COBB, niONXlS ^4 ' \ f ^ J-., **,. < “ j/t •