The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 05, 1945, Image 2
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THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE, CAMDtW, XHiTM CAROLINA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5. 1»46
PAGE THREE
er of Gifts to the First Citizen of 1945
Qlness O:
Mother of
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Mrt. F. N. M
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Mrs. Prancto N.-
Hiother of Mayor F.
Ibis city, and well kno
the aou Upland for her
died at the family hoi
Oa., Dec. 28,' foUowing
two years duration. Bu:
last Friday afternoon
with burial In the fam
Athens cemetery follow
the First Presbyterian
K. L. Hill officUUng.
McCorkle attended the
The deceased was
lonsasi, La., Oct. 24, 18<
there that Camden’s
was bom. Later tb
Athens, where the fa
resided. For over 25 y
Corine conducted a s
and piano hutmction.
much demand as a conci
made many concert tou
Tlie deceased leavesItaVren;
Mrs. Bergna McCorkle/liJector
of public school musll |iens;
-Mrs. Kathleen MtfCor fl©, afield,
a well known Athens [laf Mrs.
'Phomas Warllnck and Ifi^Iart-
zog, Athens; N. B. Mi C^n at
torney at \^shlngton, IX, J. H.
-McCorkle, an accountai t flflette,
N. C.; N. C. Douglas \ cQD>f
United States army; Mpf Cole
man. Lyons, Ga.; Mrs Atforttle
Saunders, an instructo rl| Albe
marle, N. C., schools, aM I F. N.
-McCorkle »of this c '> five
;;randson8 survive her. ^
'The deceased was a mem
ber of the Presbyterljand
was also an active n tij^f the
naiighters of the AM^Sevolu-
tion.
To the First White Babv bom in Kershaw Countv, in
1945, the merchants of Camden will present
THIS SHOWER OF GIFTS
presented in the advertisements on this page as well a?
others throughout the paper.
Also the Camden Chronicle uill publish a picture of the
lucky mother.
THE CONTEST RULES
1. Mother and Father must be white residents of Kershaw
County.
2. Baby’s birth certificate must be received by the Cam
den Chronicle as proof of birth. Address letters to Baby
Page Editor, care Camden Chronicle, or bring certifi
cate in person.
3. Hour, minute and day of baby’s birth must be confirm
ed by attending physician.
4. Entries must be received by noon, January 6,1945. The
winner will be announced shortly thereafter, the decis
ion of the judges to be final.
Be a WAC Medical Technician to Make sure new dishes thorouglt-
aid the wounded. ly washed and soaked before using.
GREETINGS
To First Babv of 1945
Magic Mi
A New York inven
op^ a secret coat
which gives it urii
ties. Under certain
tions the glass is tra:
viewed from one side
mirror on the other,
see through it on one
only his own image oi
Local Hospital
On Approved List
Of U. S. Surgeons
ler.
Farm Tii
American farmers!
million dollars’ worthf
other forest product
and use much more
^ear—
Tho Camden hospital haa again been
placed on the Hpprove<l list of the
American College of Surgeans. accord
Ing to a report from D. Malcolm T.
MacEacheru. associate director. Issued
January 2.
When the American College of
Surgeons began Its program of hos
pital standardization in 1917, the pub
lic had no way of evaluating the quali
ty of hospital service, no guidance In
choosing a hospital. In fact, little In
terest In hospitals. The College for
mulated standards, started annual per
sonal surveys, and has published each
0’ Heaven
a ray of sunshine
jttle star or two, ^
|a pink and fleecy cloud
ced out from Heaven’s blue.
»m' all. together
le a baby’s charms,
>ped them down from Heaven
it into Mother’s arms.
year reports of the surveys and lists
of approved hospitals. The year after
year emphasis upon the importance of
approval, with education In the funda
mental requirements upon which It is
based, has led to quite general ap
preciation of what constitutes good
hospital care. It has also developed
a sense of public responsibility for the
kind of hospital service furnished,
growing out of realization that to have
high standards, there must be demand
for them and provision of adequate
support to maintain them.
During the war crisis the people of
most communities have helped their
hospifais to continue to give goxl
service. Wliut would have been a
desperate shortage of personnel in
this and other communities, eirdanger
ing the lives of patients, has been re
lleved by volunteers In nursing, die
tary and other services, performin"
the more routine tasks .and releaslnv
professional workers for duties de
manding special knowledge and skjB
When the history of the war Is writ
ten there will stand out In glory the
unparalleled services rendered by
voluntary workers in hospitals.
Every hospital that is today meet
ing patients’ needs efficiently Is proof
that Its staff members, employes, trus
tees and friends In the community are
activated by the conviction that there
is war work at home which, if done
well, will speed progress towa^d a
happy V-day. For disease is an enemy
with which we dare not pretend to
sign an armistice while we attack
other foee. It must be battled every
day by skilled troops, backed by In
dustrious lay sympathizers. Any other
victory will be worthless If we lose
the battle for health.
•I.
To
The First
CITIZEN
Potato Seed
For potato seed, examine the hills
carefully before the vines begin to
die, and mark the best plants, taking^
tubers later from these hills. From
healthy squash, cucumbers, egg
plant, pepper and tomato plants, pick
only good, well-shaped fruits that
show no rot spots or ‘blemishes.
We are happy to present to
Miss or Master 1945
A LOVELY STROLLER
Just the thing for Mother and Da.d
to take the Little One out in
for an airing.
•. eswwsr «©*• *«s
Revival Services
at
Revival services are now in progress
Pentecostal Holiness church on
Fair street and will continue until
Sunday, Jan. 14. Services are being
held each evening at 7:30 with Rev.
E. R. Howard, pastor, doing the
preaching. In addition to tAe revival
is the presence of the Manley sisters,
well known singers of Greenwood.
Your presence will be greatly appre
ciated.
Flavoring Substances
Volatile flavoring substances are
of many chemical types such as
hydrocarbons, alcohols, aldehydes,
acids, esters, phenols, amines, and
avea mereapta&a, variously distrib
uted in different kinds of foods.
Usually the quantities present are
small, but in the skins of citrus
fruits and in spices there" may be
too much for direct use as foods.
1945’s
WINNER
A BABY RING IS WAITING AT
THE CAMDEN FURNITURE CO.
To the parents of 1945: We want you to know that we
have a hne line of home furnishings. There is beauty,
comfort and convenience at low prices in our furniture
of fine craftsmanship, insuring many years of serwioe.
Camden Furniture Co.
So. Broad Street
Phone 156
We
Visit 0
ive a **Cuddl€ Nesf*
y Clothing Department
Beautiful
Baby. Pepi
★
dresses
$2M
Baby BL
Wmffle We
1 blankets $1J>S
Size 36x50
S.100^ wool,
ite, Pink and Blue — Size 46x60
V
FOR
1945’s
FIRST
BABY
Congratulations to the parents of 1945’s first arrival. Our gift to
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the new baby will be 12 quarts of Camden Dairies’ fresh, pasteu
rized, Grade A Milk. The right start in 1945 depends on the right
kind of pure, wholesome milk frra safe, tested cows.
CAMDEN DAIRIES
Sonth Broad Street
Phone 666
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