The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 02, 1945, Image 4
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THE CAMDEN CHEOMICLE. CAMDEN. tOVTN eAIIOI.INA. FIIIDAV, MARCH X 1f«
KEEPING HOME TIES SECURE.. GIVING PLASMA TO THE WOUNDED..
GIVING SUSTENANCE TO THE INTERNED.. THE RED CROSS LENDS A HAND!
Words cm only enumerate the services ex
tended by the Red Cross to service men and
their families. Bui words cm*t begin to con
vey the security a fellow overseas feels when
he knows the Red Cross has enabled his wife to
be operated on: or the heartfelt thanks of a
discharged man in uniform whom the Red
Cross helps back to a niche in civUian life even
in the face of disability! Nor cm words quite
tell what it means when the Red Cross makes
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it possible to get home to see^perhaps for the
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last Ume—a dad or mother critically ill. Cm
words express what m interned Americm
feels when the Red Cross passes him a box of
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food, smpkesVmail from home? But let only
words fail! Don*t you fail to support the Red
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Cross by giving now—and giving more—to
keep it at his side! Your Red Cross money goes
far—in mites, and in service men*s smiles!
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