The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 09, 1945, Image 4
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•oum CAMOiiiKt, WMOAY. FgnuAWY %. nm
Gov. Williams Asks
Yoang Women To j
Enlist In the WACs
In a letter to Gor. WHUaaM. atkixt
tkat W eBerrle* bie lca4er«hip, Cblef;
•r Sure. Georve C. Xanball. Geaeral
of the Atbxt. arced that 4 pUtooaa o<
woiaea be rccraited teutedlately (roa
Soath Cbroltxta to be trained ai aesi-
bera ef Weaen'a Armr Corpa General
Haepttal eompaaica.
•Tiritb Armr caaaaliy }l*t* »>eadQr
■leaatiac and beeaaae of the crttlcal
aboflace of doctora aad nar>*« ta
araty bospAUla. the oa^ Taai tonree
of poteatial aid ia from wom^n be-
twen tb* area of W aad fi," aaid
Goverace Williaau.
"It la Soetb Carolliia's aaered honor
aad datj to help rr«*are the bealrh of
tbeoe vaBBd*4^bero^. Biaajr of tbirin
omr ova Caroltaa boya. aad I kaov oer
aroMen trill aerer fail these laea aa
ibey are acaia railed apoa to firbi—
tble Mmh a diffiptlt rebabiliratloa
atraccle—tbe Battle of America.*'
Pofatiac oat that these foer ^la-
tooaa conprlstaa Cd womeo. neetf aot
bare bad past medical tecboiciaB ez
periesce, slaco tbe army <roald train
them. Cos. WUliaaM aerertbeleea
etated that tbe appIScant'a experience
aad aptltndea. aa well aa her taclina.
tions and prefereneea. voaid be taken
iato conaideratloa wbea eralaatiac
ber poteatial qaaliflrattona for a par-
tlcnlar type of tralntac to prepare ber
for aerricc wttb a WAC boapital aait.
aad to determiae whether abe caa
best perform techaical. admintotratfre
or clerical datiea.
Tbo pUa fai to aaaicB one officer
and a company of IPO enliated wo
men. wttb appropriate ratines, te each
1.PPP beds ia aome OP General hoe-
ptlala.** Gor. WiUlama cooclnded. **In
tbo aame of all Booth Carolina we-
men. I hare accopted this aaeienmeot
from General MarsbalL aad ferrently
bop# o«r state win be tbe first la tbe
Sidiard Smith
Is Promoted To
Rank of A Major
For Emergency
Crt^Feed Loans
crop aad
flrat
ta be fed la
AppUcatioBs for
feed looM (seed ioaaa) are
receired'la the offleo for Kershaw*
Cooaty wbicb ia located la Caaadea.
Fbnaers who are la need of faadi for
Richard K Smith, aaaistaiit .chief of < crap prodafrtion parpoeea. or for the
Benov* aO refuse and dean and
Aainfect fibe atoraft badece
potatoas in it Soena of tha stock
aohdioii of coppar ai^liato amd bor*
the labor brpaeh. hea4«aajtera. bmrth
aerviee cotsmazd aad lonser Camdea
teacher, has beea promofed to the
raak of Ms)or, ft was anaonneed re-
Major Saitth entered the army in
Fbh. 1P42. with the reeerre conuai^
alea of eecoitd UenteBaBL In Jane
1942 he wae made a first lieatenaat
aad wss promoted to esptaia Sept. P.
1942. Major Smith's first asaienment
was a member of the Ariatioa Cadet
parebase or prodoction of feed for
lirestock. aad who hare been oaable
to obtala adeqaate fia&aeiae froSa
other aoorces. tnclodias a prodactkan
credit amsociatiaa. ahoald call at the
offke. Mr. L. J. Hook is the field
saperriaor ia eharfe of this eomsty.
Loans approred aow may tnclnde
fonds for immediate diabarsemeBt to
meet early sprlac needs, sacb as. the
preparatioa of land, the parchase of
fertiliser, or the-ptsattne of the earfy
food or feed crops adrocated by the
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Cadet Reasonover
Visits His Parents
S.-SGT. JIMMY SHEORN
18 AWARDED AIR WEDAL
Ced^^t Wlillaai 8 Reasooor#-r. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Marrln Reasocorer.
LytUetoa street, apeat the week-end
with bis perenU. Cadet Reasoaorer
has Jost completed bis freshman year
at Clemson eoliese. He was tbe bosl-
ness manaxer of tbe Clemson Tiger
during his Fteshman yesr.
board wttb hesdqsaners in Wsycrou
Ga. FoUowing that be was plsced at Extension Serrica of the Department
Boy's Higta school te Decatar as pro- of Agrkmltare. Funds to meet later
fas<K>r of military science and tactics ,cn>p produetjoa expenses may be dte-
After that he was statioaed at the borW as needed.
...... Induction Center. I^>rt McPherson, tnj Emergency crop and feed loans are
IStttAAF T^ItTlV—Jimmy '^*^ of WAC recrultteg for the made to fanners, either owners or
D Staeom Jr., a recenUy ^ awarA Georgia. He has been to tbe ^ tenants, who own or can make ar-
ed the Air Me<W by bis group com- Headtjuarten Labor branch since rangeaieou to obtato tend to farm,
mander. Lt Col. Jack L. Randolph of^^FT®' ^ , » . w i ^ ^ ***
Fort Worth. Texas Son of Mr snd^ serrioe. Major Smith Jstock and equipment wttb wbicb to
Mrs James D Sbeom. flP Walnut Su ‘ school for a year to Camden, j fnrm, and who can give a first lien
ramdea he to serVin* as noqe tnireht position to be^melon the crops to be financed aa ae-
runner with a 15th AAF B-24 IJbera-,^^®^ Agent of Clinch County, Ga..,carity. Loans to finance the purchase
tor heary bombardment group te Italy, offlcea at Homerrllle. wbicb po-|of feed for lirestock and poultry are
Hto wife Urea at POC Laarens St., ^ becoming a mem-1 also araOable artder the same general
' j ber of tbe armed forces. A nstlre of
awarded •‘tor early
Does That
Coosh Really
Worry Tea?
adults eaa't expact real riwulU
.rom the sum* sweet arrupy eeueee-
tSoastbatrearaaireteaebiML Wa^
you wuut te throw off u liWSaraoun
eougb from u cotd yotfve test got te
here u roul cougti uMdlduc; tbou yoe
abould uak your ffruagiet forubottle
if good old Broa-chU'ltue
Biouh
Sfou-cb u-llue isu*t u cbeup eongk
•yrup miud you. for Im-rutan ur*-
u«r«r cbeup. But If you west rallaf
uud ure willlug to pur u little smt*
for reel rauultu. get u bottle teduy
uud uotiee bow tbe trut daoe takw
fight boM uud glres yea reel reMM
(roa tbe coagbiug uud uereueus.
Dout ignore u coagb—get reUef
us Quick as you ca Atte uuy prsg-
oettlr
rcestre druggist for s M cent
of Brou-cbu-line Eiuolslou uud ksep
this la mind—if not Joyfully
Bed—mouey buck.
DaKALB PHARMACY.
Columblu.
Tbe Air Medal
Be a WAC Medical Teehnkiaii to
aid the wounded.
Union to fulfill our quota.”
Fof complete tofornutioB. contact
tbo Army Recruttlng Station, base
ment at Poet Office buliding. Camden,
or phono fit for a special appstet-
meaL
&dkoek242
thc nev
LIMA KAN
IHE NEV
flAIIOOUl
StND FOR
IS CHOCK rvu OF eOOOTHIIWS
* Tha aaw 1948 JUMmmkia
lop wissteg fha ootoriul FlsNi Maripol^
flw ftnsM qaakty. big,
sdepisfl to tea South.
- Isipnvud strates of fha bast of 1
thing |bM Qrews te sesdq pleats
bulbs far tha Soute—fresh, tsMud
•ads dtoact
kted II pays fa pIsaL
Aik far tea big saw 1945 Gow
m Guids Catalog. Meedad tea
*roaad wberu plaattag to
B Bshsa gaidaaiag ussy.
A poatcaid iwqusat will ^1
H.G. HASTI NGS CO.
The Souths Seedsmen
I tf HASTmOS AVC., ATLANTA t, GA’. |
meritorious aebtorement while par
licipattog te Bustatoed operatkmal ac-
tirities againat tbe enemy.”
A graduate of Camden High school.
Sheer n Joined tbe US AAF March 24.
1P42. He won bis gunner's wings at
Tyndall Field. Fla.. March 14. 1P44.
and anired in Italy te September.
Sheom'a group baa been etted twice
by the War department for outstand
ing performances to tbe Mediterrau-
ean theater of operations.
Kll Lomanic Is
Back In States
After 21 Months
First Class Petty Officer 'WUllam
J. iJMsanlc. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Lomanic, of DoBoae Park, attacked to
the LCI-IPO, to back to tha States
after 21 months of duty to tbe Medi-
terranean-Earopeafb theater of war.
The UBS LCI-IPO was one of tbe first
war-weary infantry landing craft to
return to tbe States for an overbaoL
Participating in five toraaion oper
ations. Sicily. Salerno. Anxio. Elba aad
Boutbem FYkhce, tha IPO aarved not
only aa a troop carrier, but fire fighu
ing and aairage resael as well She
took units of the famous U. 8. First.
Third and 45th Dtriaions into action,
ferried refugees to safety, and trans
ported -army nureeq. auppUes aad am«
munition to and from i±e yarkms in-
Taslon fronts.
KHien her battle scars are smoothed
out and ber machinery and guns re
furnished or replaced, tbe IPO to ex
pected to bead into a new theater of
operation to add more laurela to ber
already commendable record.
Fire .Making
An early legend on the discovery
of Are making says the buffalo gave
Are to man. The animals racing
across the plains lighted thc dark
ness with sparks from their hooves,
it was said, and set tba brush
ablaze.
sebooltog there aad later attended tbe
Cniverstty of Georgia, majoring in
cdacation and gradoatiiig with a B.S.
degree. He waa a member of tbe R-
O. T, C. an four years In college, re-
cairlng bis reserve commission as 2zid
Lt. at tbe University.
The Major to mariied to the former
Estelle Gramliag of Orangeburg. He
aad Mrs. Smith are making tbeir home
in Atlanta, at S2S Mellview Ave.. 8.W.
Transfer Record'
At the Coart House
Records of eoaveyance filed with
the regtotar of deeds at the Kershaw
Couaty Court Rouse this week are as
toUows;
C. W. Wooten to John J. Hood. 161.1
acres of Umber land: B. 8. Broome to
W. S. and Nettie Baker, acreage; Bla
H. Raboa to E. D. Drakeford. 129
acres: C. W. Wooten to Henry Savage.
Jr.. 101.1 acres; Sarah B. Mickle to
Sarah M. Marsh, bouse and lot; Henry
H. Green to W. C. McManns. 154 acres,
aad John K. DuBoae to Edith Willis
DuBose. JP.2J acres. Also Charlotte
S. Wtttson to James P. Watts, real*
dence and lot on Broad street. ..
Before tbe Japs occupied • the Phil
ippines there were 2C thousand two
knndred and twelve Boy Scoots to the
Islands. •
•We have in stock NEW MOTORS ffir
Dodge and Plymouth Passenger Cars.
•Just received New Stock of Parts far
Dodge and Plymouth Cars and Trucks.
• Also have new shipment of Seat Covers.
%Two Chevrolet Bodies, Motor Trans-
mission,’etc. One Plymouth Body and
Used Parts for Plymouth and Ford.
Service Motor Co.
C. O. StofDer, MaiiAger
TelffpboM 109 ^119 BroMd Street
There Are No New Lands!
The lands on which you now live, Mr. Farmer, are
your new frontier, there are no new ones — the last
“south forty” has been cleared. Unless you constant
ly restore the fertility_of your soil by mowing soil
building crops and controlling erosion, your land as
sets gradually become poorer and may eventually be
exhausted entirely. Eroded lands, sparse crops, poor
livestock, and run-down buildings always.fcJllow in
the wake of man’s failure to take care of the soil. Good
saved soil is the farmer’s greatest security. We can
produce the Nation’s war needs and still save our soil.
So, we heartily endorse Point 9 of the South Caro
lina 1945 10-Point Food and Feed Program — **Take
Care of the Land and Forests.^
-POINT
FOOD-'FEED
R06RAM
1945
fCiOD f IG firs ft-- f
Gle/rUOfi
Sictsnddofi Sjot^/ice
The Commercial Bank of Camden
MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE* CORPORATION
96,000100 MAXIMUM INSURANCE FOR EACH DEPOSITOR
“Food Fights for Freedom”
IS THE MOTTO OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA lO-POINT FWD AND FEED PRO
GRAM FOR 1945
1. Make maximum use of available labor and
equipment on the farm and in the commun
ity.
2. Arrange now for quality planting seed.
3. Arrange now for fertilizers for heavy ap
plications.
4. Checlt farm and home equipment, and or
der parts or new equipment now.
5. Grow plenty of high quality grazing, hay,
and silage.
6. Produce record small grain com crop.
7. Produce adequate gardens, poultry, eggs,
meat, and milk for every family and con
serve for home use.
8. Preduce, grade, pack, and market quality
products.
9. Take care of the land and forests.
10. Control crop and livestock diseases, insects
"and parasites.
POINT
FOOD--FEED
R06RAI
194s
FOOD FIGHTSft-^fREEDOM
etem^ SdtSe^ SiionAion SMr/icc
Camden Hardware & Supply Co.
SOUTH BROAD STREET
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