Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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"J. 'i.n ...! Weekly News Letter Ftom Ul^rty 1^ P Thompson, delegate, attended a meting of Bethel Presbytery in Chester Thursday. Mr. N. 8. Rich ards. Messrs. E. T. Cunningham, W. K. Cunningham and C. D. Cunning ham also attended. Mrs. R. Wardlaw,-Jr., entertained Tuesday night. Misses Edith Rich, ards. Annie Jones, Mary Cunningham. Mrs ’-G. B. Cunningham, Mrs. R. L. Jonw, Mrs. C. Presley and Mrs. R. Frank Eskridge were present. Mr. and Mrs. Baker Warren and young son. Robert Wardlaw, of Allen dale, spent Sunday with Mrs. R. T. Wai^aw. . They were accompanied bV Tommy and Mary Jo Warren, older children. Mrs. L. P. Thompson. Mrs. A. C. Cureton. Mrs. E. J. Cunningham, Mis. aes Clara Johnston and Lola Richards were at the Red Cross room in Cam den Tuesday. Lt R. Prank Eskridge is now sta tioned in Central Ehigland. Mrs. L. P. Thompson and Mrs. E. j. Cunningham were dinner guests on limrsday of Mrs. A. M. MacLouchlin of Chester. Mr. O. R. Clements, after treatment in Camden hospital* is now recuper ating in Charleston at the home of bis . daughter, Mrs. Folk. Mrs. J. Q. Richards is risiting her daughter. Miss Bottle Richards, in liaursns. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. McCrae had a letter last week from their* son, Sgt. Stephen McCrae. who is a prisoner of the Germans. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Cunningham, Mrs. Geo. B. Cunningham, Mrs. H. S. Higgins and Master Freddie Higgins had dinner in Rock Hill Friday at Mrs. Geo. B. Cunningham’s apartment on Charlotte Are. Red Cross Notes Sadis K. TopTrssrtow The Army and Nary regi8fw.gffe8 Home pertfhent Information for peoi^e who hare been notified of relatires missing in action: “Lires of American soldiers listed as missing in action may be imperiled unless the public ceases the practice of writing to such soldiers through the medium of the International Red (.hvss Directory Serrlce.'the War de| partment warned on Jan. U. "A soldier listed as missing in ac- tion may hare escaped, or he may not hare been picked up by the enemy. In such cases, be may be still at large in enemy territory. Censorship regu lations prohibit the sending of letters to missing in action personnel through the medium of the Directory Serrice, and the Directory Serrice must return such letters to the sender. It is pos sible, bowever,,.that such letters may pass censorship.' In That case, they would serre only to notify the enemy that the soldier is free in th^r terri tory. ‘‘The only function of the Directory Serrice. whose headquarters is In (lenera. Is to forwaMI mall to pwwon- nel who bare been reported as pris oners of war but whose prisoner-of- war mailing address is not known, “Usually a period of from six weeks to two months IntenreMS between the time the German gorsmment reports a man to be' a prisoner of war and the time that it giree his permanent cjunp locations. Although formerly it was not possible for families to writs during that period, they now may do 80 and the Red Cross will attempt to delirer the mall. “These are brief directions to,fol low: Do not address any correspon dence to a soldier in a misshig In ac tion status. If you hare the address of a prisoner of war write directly. Use the serrioss of the International Red Cross Directory Serrice only if a soldier has been reported a prleoDer of war and the camp is unstated.* Miss Lai Richards, Mrs. Edward (Jnnningham. Miss Clara Johnston, Mrs. I^t 'Thompson and Mrs. A. C. Cureton of Liberty Hill, came to rlsit and work at Red Cross headquartMS last Tuesday. - Mate Ronghafee Edible It pays farmers to cut or shred fodder, stow and other herd fibrous unpalatable roughages to make them ea^r for animhls to eat Rough* ages should iwt be cut so fine, hour* ever, as to make a dusty meat NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned wlU on the 23rd day of February, 194S, make application to the Bank of Kershaw, Kershaw, 8. C., for a duplicate certificate of depoalt for and to replace certificate No. 8196 in the cum of |S6t.09 and dated Feb. S, 19tt, which was loet or deetroyed. ^ Mre. Emmie Blackmon. Kershaw, 8. C,, Jan. 18, 1945. 46-48c CITATION Stau of South Carolina. County of Kershaw. By N. C. Arnett Probate iudge: Whereae, Emmie L. Jordan made .8Uit to me to greed her Letters of AdminMtratlon of the Estate and effects of 8. R. Jordan. These are, therefore, to cite and udmonieh all and eingular the Klildred atMl Creditors of the said 8. R. Jordan, deceased, that they be and appear be fore me. In the Court of Probate, to he held at Camden, 8. C.. on February 5, next after pnblication hereof, at 11 o’clock In the forenoon, to show cause. If any they have, why the said Ad ministration should not be ^wntetL Given under my hand this loth day of Jaa.. Anno Domint 1945. 45 N. C. Arnett Juugu of Probate for Kershaw eouaty ^ HNAL DISCHARGE Notioe Is hereby given that one ®wth from this date, on February 20, ^6. C B. Gardner will.make to the ^bate Court of Kershaw Connty hie fhtsl return as Administrator of the oetau of J. D. Gardner, deceased, end °n the sanM date he will apply to the •eld Court for n ftnnl dissherge ns seld Adssinlstmtor. . . N. a ARNETT. Je6gn of Prohntn lor Jfsrtenw Oolnrty 8- C., Jnn. 29.1946. 41? TMl CAMDEN CHROWtCLE. CAMPKH, tOUTM CAROLINA. FWiBAY, FEBRUARY t IMS 7 EMii ’TNlIRa 'Hint you might be a free American t f He bled... that you might worship God. Wouiided now he lies in a hos^tal AWAITING HELP. 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