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pp-f ".«■■ f y ^ -“i- 'r ^■■/■■^ yi" •■ ,*■' »AO« pirr B«tlie«da Pr»«byteria»i Church A. DmicUa McAm. Putor Chareh^achool at 10 lu wlA i BHHe clM« tor ortrj ase. MoraiBit worabip at 11: IS. Kwerjrone la conlUlljr InrlUd. Grsca Epiacopjl Church Maarica Oarke. D.D., Ractor Tba early aarrlcaa will be dlacon- ttaaed for the mootb of Janaary. ' Cbarcb acbool at 10 a. m. liomlnc prayer and oennon by the rector at 11:IS. Young people'^ meeting at 7 p. m. Lyttleton Street Methcdiet Htnry P..Coi;ina. Pajtor Cborrb acbool at 10 a. m. Mofning worabip at 11: IS a. m. Ceiling Price Ligts Most Be Plainly Displayed New' Method of . Poatinf Re quires A Close-Up Visi- bility. r, FcmuAinr t Watts Boys Hmne On Broad Street James F. Watts has pwrcbaaed the WIttscn resMcaoa on Broad street, 'ccording to s cooTcyaace record oe me la the recister of deeds office. Other traBafers recorded were Aa. nie Cook. 7S acres of laad to R. L. I Sogare. and Etta Walker, a hoeae and lot to Leroy Kelley. 1 , ^Tien you go on your shopping trln!.-Y » i TW > ^ Hospital Refuses ■ i:S®lT..°7Su°5i itiX" ’^ Whiskey Donation The lists must be so posted so? • that rnitomers can read them frcmj The whbkey that was seised tn a a distance of not more, than 2 feet.’recent raid at the Sarsfleld clnb and They cannot be tehind' a counter., which Mayor F. N. McCorkle an- but must be near an aisle. Th<>se re-iiKanced would be tamed orer to ti:e ? iaireineDts are being complied with Camden hospital, has been declined n Csmden. ; by that institntion. Richards Announce Opening of Offices According to. an official of ib^ price t*rem<-nt declared that the offer of the 'panel board of the Price and Ration-; Mayor waa deeply appreciated. Washington. D. C.. Jan. Ooo- greasman J. P.' RIofcards today aa- sounced that for the time being two offices fn the fifth Sbuih Carolina district would be open part time for the serrlee of those «rtth problems they wish to bring, to bis attention. The two offices, approximately la the center of the district and the cen ter of the district's popalatioB. are In Lancaster (orer Williams Dmg Co.i and la Rock HiU (orer PhiUlpi Drug Co.) The Rock Hill office will be open from 3 to S p. m. Monday througt Friday, and the Lancaster office from 3 to S p. m. on Saturdajrs. Because of the war and the con tinuous sessions of Congress, the Con gressman will be able to be in the _ . , .offices himself only Infrequently. But The hospital man j been Secreury to -ing boartl. the nt^f poeilnz regulat^itts; McLeod’s Chapel, Rembert Henry F. Cotlina, Pastor Preaching: 1st and 3rd Sundays k p. B. Beulah Methodist Church Henry F. Collins. Pastor Prescblng: 2nd and 4th Sundays 4 p. m. First Baptist Church J. B. Caston. Pastor. M M. Rabon. Aaaoclats Pastor Cbarcb school at 10 a. m. Morning worship at 11:1k a. m. B. T. U. at « 4S p m. Bsenlng worship at 8 p. m. Prayer serrlee Wednesdays, 8 p. m The public Is extended a cordial In- ntation to attend each of the serrlees. are based apon a program to combat-KIRKWOOD HONOR ROLL ronaway prices. j FOR THIRD BIX WEEKS •■On the part of the grocer.” be added. ”it ite another demonstration' First grade: Eddie Ancrum. George I of hia adherance to legal ceiling | Hayes and Berths Mae Martin, prices. His customer has a retponsi-i Second grade: George Edward Hall billty too ... to make use of thej Third grade: Jameu ToUirer, Glifria lists in order to satisfy herself that | Brown, ^nald Carter, Charles Whit- the prices she pays ar.e within thejaker. George EL' Brown and Leonard legal limits. Nelson. “Together the grocer and h£s cn*- Fourth grade: Mary J. Darby, I^ancy tomer can do more probably than any Briggs and lAicfle S^bflekl. other groups In the country to re-1 Fifth grade: Vermeil Jones, Blon- strain runaway prices because the deil Martin. Evelyn Martin. Florence Union Baptist Church, Blaney R«v. Eugene Osborne, Psstor Sooday school at 10 a. m. 'Preaching at 11 a. m. Sunday night •enrlce at 7:10 p. m. Fentaeoetal Holiness Church Shir St—R. ■ Howard. Pastor Sooday school at 10 a. ra. Preaching at 11 a. m. P. H. T. 8. at €;S0 p. m. ■▼angsUstk ssnice at 7:80 p. m. Prayer mesting Wed., 7:80 p. m. Soil Conservation News Sy V. T, Hwlisfi L«slie Myers. of Csmden. has bought a 170 acre tract of land on the old wire road which he plans to terrace and also carry out other con servation practices that are necessary. average family spends more foir food than fo7any other essential, about 40 cents out of every dollar." He raid that the new posting regu- Istlons call for a separate price list on “dry” groceries with a copy for each l.kOO square feet of store space, posted so that they can be read easily. There are five oeiling price lists for most grocerlea, it waa stated, the first for “dry" groceries with a copy for each I.k00 square feet of -store apace, the second for meats with copies for each 20 feet of meat coun ter. and the third for fresh fruits and vegetables posted at the point where those commodities are sold, the fonrth for poultry posted at the point of sale, and the fifth for soaps and washing powders, also posted at the point of sale. James and Rebecca Jones. Sixth «yrrade: Alice Robinson. Brooks and Rocky Brooks. Seventh grade: Lena McLeod Boyd Fisher. Rnth and SHERIFF McLEOO SAYS MR. KENNEDY INDISCREET (Continued from rirst page) given our full cooperation to Federal officers and State officers, and I defy anyone to produce a. vestige of proof to the contrary. “I recall, with pride and satisfac tion, that each Grand Jury during the' 18 years that 1 have held the office of Sheriff has commended me and the officers under me for our work James Ward, of I-ugoff. Is pi»nnlng — id seed several acres of aericea les- “*‘“l**nlng law observance through pedexa adjacent to hia lowland pas- county. These grand Juries lure for supplementary grazing dur-i*‘*''* composed In each insUnce log the summer. IJerlcea is s deep-1leading citizens of the county vital- rooted perennial that will wlthztand Interested In the preservation of eoBsidera'ble drought law''aDd order. “I am not aurnrlsed that Repre- M. L. Duval and Jim Sweet of Boy- •♦“^‘tlve Kennedy should wish to dls- kln. have begun terracing operatlona’ •ttention from his Indiscreet ae on the Kershaw unit of the SUte Pen-'**®“- **“*• approval each al Farm. [Grand Jury for nearly two decades has given the work of my office. I fail John Rowers, of the Gates Ford understand how be shonld have section, l ombined several acres of launch an Giant Striata crotolaria - during the past W' vk. ,Mr. Rowers u.ses croto- larla as a cover crop on his lighter soil types and finds It to be an ez- cellent aoil-bulldlng and soil conserv ing crop. Boykin, of Boykin. Is planning to seed a considerable acreage of Idle upland soil to sericea for grazing and hay production. Sericea furnishes grazing very early wnd provides It un til frost. Bob Kennedy Leihea Back At Hia Local Critica attack, upon, the SherUrs office. Tt la somewhat imporunt to note MR. CLEMENTS EXTENDS THANKS Editor of (Chronicle: Please allow me space in your col umns to express my sincere thanks to the I^ies Aaxiliary of the Preahy- t^ah church, my Sunday School class, my home-town friends and many others, for their kind interest in sand ing me fmiL cards, and other tokens of friendship dorJog my recent incar ceration of three weelu in' the (Cam den Hospital. I also thaak Dr.,West, the hospital officials and norset. who, like a bevy of whiterobed angda. were kept* busy ministering to the aches and ailments of suffering hu manity. ' ’ * G. R. Clements. that the Governor directed his call for law enforcement in the counties to the sheriffs and for law enforcement In the cities and towns to the mayors. “I note that Mr. Kennedy says that the visit of be and the other gentle men to the' Governor was to discuss law enforcement in (^mden. It will be recalled that this visit was made. 4n|hovreTer. after and not before Sars- field club was raided by the Gover nor’s officers. ‘‘I have no desire to get Into a newspaper controversy, but since my office has been made the suhjeet of an unwarranted attack I am sure the people of the county will understand that it was my duty to reply in fair- ness to the faithful men whom I have the honor to direct. “Respectfully, “J. H. McLeod. "Sheriff, Kerabaw Connty.*' Women are needed to train aa WAC Medical Technkiana. (Continued from flrst page) moet certainly not have contributed to its continued operation. If the law was violated. Kershaw County pays a Shefiff, -a fJppntT Shertrr and tbdf rural policemen to enforce ihe laws equitably, so why is It necessary to have outside officers to maintain law and order In Camden? It has been charged that the little man was arrest ed for selling whiskey by the drink but the rich man could buy his. If there has been discrimination, the re sponsibility is solely the Sheriff’s, as it U fats sworn duty to arrest rich and poor alike. ^ “R. M. Kennedy, Jr.” aiMwiEniimiiiiramiiiiiBBi COMING ATTRACTIONS Haiglar Theatre Corner Broad and Rutledge Sts. FRIDAY-SAT., FEB. 2-3 Charles Starrett with Dub Taylor —In— “CYCLONE PRAIRIE RANGERS” Chapter 11 “Haunted Harbor** Also Comedy MON.-TUES., FEB. 5-6 Sidney Toler as Charlie Chan In ‘THE JADE MASK” with Montan Moreli^nd Also I^atest World News WED.-THURS., FEB. 7-8 The East Side Kids Leo Gorcey, Hunu Hall. Gabriel Dell. Billy Benedict and Bobby . Jordan “BOWERY CHAMPS” Chapter 6 “Black Arrow” Also News WITH A SPRING AIRI Pre-blocked in popular shspes. Nar row, folded, medium and wide band treatments. Quality Fur Fdu! Commando Porfw-mer Air Command ^oremoMt ^ •Ret.U.S.PaLOi. Mr, Richards for sbDul three yesrs hi Washington, haring returned to his home in Rock Hill. wiU be present in the offices st the hours mentioned to be of sssistsDce to the public Massabeau Buys Stan Babin Home City Councilmsn Clyde V. Masss- beau has purchased the Stanley Babin residence on Fair street and will oc cupy It in about €0 days, according to his statement to The Chronicle. Mr. Massabeau will remodel the dwelling so that two apartments will be provided, one to be occupied by himself and wife and the other by his son. who Is msnied snd has one child. PVT. L. J. DIXON GRADUATES FROM AIR GUNNERY SCHOOL Panama CHy; Fin.—^Pvt. L. J. Dixon has been gradusted from the Army Air Forces Flexible Guni>ery School St Tyndall Field, one of the Isrgest schools of its kind in die Army Air Forces 'TYmining Command. Upon his graduation, the soldier re ceived a pair of silver wings signify ing that now he Is ready to take his place as s member of the combat crew of an AAF boi^ber. At the gunnery school, ho was train ed in the operation of .30 and .80 calibre noachine guns, first on ground ranges and later tn the air. Aa siv 'aerial gunner be will Join thousands of his "teammstes of the sky’’, carrying the attack to the ene my In all parts of the world as guard- isns of America’s heavy and medlnm bombers. He is the son of Mr. snd Mrs. Joe Dixon, who reside on (?smden. R-1. New Orleans Ten of the United States hase tQiKDX named Orleans, but there is only one city named New Orleans. The Louisiana metropolia waa found ed in the first quarter, of the 18th century by Jean Baptiste Le Moyne. Sieur de Bienville. Wants—For Sale FOR SAL^l set of 17 In. wheels, tires and tubes. Service Motor Co_ lilt Broad ^ FOR BALE^IM acires of uncultlvsted that contains a small amount of saw timber, a fair ambont of pulp timber, and also gum timber. Tliere is s nice branch oq place. Terms given if desired. Address “Farm land” cfo The Chronicle. 4<c lO-Point Food and Feed Program Ig Laonched In S. C Clemson, Jan. 3L—“Fbod i Is what we need” k the way D. W. Watkins of the aemsoa** ston Service summed up the ii war food and feed prodacUou w! that haa been adopted for Sosa olina and that is being UunclM'i mediately. ^ ‘ The campaign for putting the gram across starts with today, nouncement over press and radia a proclamation by Govenior J. WlUlama setting aside the Feb. 5-17th for intensive wort' the sUte to get the ten poinu SEE YOUR fertilixer dealer today and I ^“f’^****^^ Into the consciouui^' have him Apply you with the f*®-'**L?**“***Ji“f ous SCOCO FertUIxers. W'e have S: points listed for ttnuii large stock In onr warehouses ready i y**' program are: for delivery. TTie Southern Cotton* * Mato maximnm use of avaj, Qji Cn • "'♦Sc I and equipment on the fans i .'n the community. 2. Arrange now for-quality pk seed. 3. Arrange now 'for fertiliasn heavy applications. WE HAVE a supply of soy bean meal which is excellent for dairy and hog feeds. ’This will be our last shlp- menu to get your share while it lasts. The Southern Cotton Oil Co. OUR 8COCO PertBixera are known to most of the well known farmers of Kershaw County. If you have not tried that brand, do so now. Tour dealer can supply you and yon will be pleased with the results. Tbe Southern Cotton Oil Co. 4<c YOU WILL FIND in the warehouses of tbe Southern Cotton Oil company ail grades of mixed fertilixert. Ni trate of Sodx. Potashes, Acid. Lime. Sulphate of Ammonia. Land Plaster and Cal-Nitro. ^ IF YOU ARE going to plant peanuts, see us for your Land Plaster require ments. as we most placs our orde<w soon to ssBuro delivery in the late Spring when yop will need this mateiisL ’The Southern Cotton Oil Co. 48c WHILE OUR supply lasta we can fomfsb yon with Solphate of Am monia for your com mixturea. The Southern (5otton Oil Co. 48c IF YOU HAVE never tried Cal-Nltro, do so, for this material baa been giving* excellent results in all parts of Sooth Carotins. Tbe Southern Cotton Oil Go. 48c 4. Cheqk farm and home eqoi and order parts or new eqs! now. —^ r 5. Grow plenty of Ugh quality hig, hay and lilage. 8. Prodoce record small grak com crop. 7. Produce adequate gardens, try. eggs. meat, and milk for family and conserve for home a^ 8. Produce, grade, pack, and ket quality prodneta. f. Take care of tbe land and f 10. Control .crop and livestocl Aases, insects and parses. lost—“A” gaa book. Return k D. Bradley, 1008 Lyttleton SL { KERSHAW LODGE MO, tt. A F. Ragnlar Conununledt First Tnanday of MootlLAt4P,ll. WelcoBMi U a JONES. W. ft OUTLAW. Seeretary Just Received ... Carloail of Sheet-Rock BUY WfflLE FT LASTS. Guy Planing Mill & Lumber Ce: NEW Replacement Motors Chrysler, Plymouth Cars and Plymouth Tnudis We can replace your old worn-out motor with a com plete hew power plant assembly—a Factory assem bled and Factory guaranteed motor. ' V BUT let us remind you we have only a limited number left and production on motors has recently been re duced by 75 per cent. jC*. I*-*:*; EXPERIENCE ^WBTENT MECHANICS We Also Have A Full Line of Seat Covers STOGNER MOTOR COMPANY Charles E. Stogner, Owner 128 E. DeKalh Street PhmeS70