The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 04, 1945, Image 10
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MEMORtm. DAY RITUAL It
ARRANOCO FOB THURt^ MAY 10
(CMtlM«4 hmm fint p«C*) *
The .families of Confederate sol
diers are asked, to make wreaths for
the graTes.' 'At least'KO are needed.
are In charge or thn wreath conunit-
te^ aad'reQoest that all wreaths he
completed and in readiness by MhP
I. All monomenta are to be decorated.
On May 10 at 11 a. m. Impressire
exercises will be held in the audi-
torinm of the Orammar school in
honor of dtonewmll Jackson's birth
day. 'The public is inrited to attend.
At the Quaker cemetery on Memorl-
ai Day Mrs. J. R. Belk and members
of the Legion AufllAry will arrange
a mlnatare Handers Field of poppies
in honor of those men of Kerahaw
county who hare ghren their llrse
few their country.
The U. D. O. requests all members
to report at the BMetlng of the
Chapter on May 7, at the home of
Mrs. Janies CnreUm on Chesnut SL
Mias Bessie Tonng and Mrs. Usher
Myers wiM place the wrejths^on the iniWnnneiaefft
IwwwnT m eBtfieCSTT'
CAMDEN CALM A« REPORT
OF WAR END It HERALDED
(Oontlancd from first page)
tiona regarding closing of stores, etc.
be givrn attentioa at this time in
order that the general public may
know yrhat to sxpeot
If the sirens sound at any time
during a day bef(we 6 p. m. all stores,
shops, etc., will close immediatdy,
fUTH MMOLINA, FRiBAY, MAY 4, Itit
If thd, annonaesasent ceeaes after d
o’clock in the erealng ua a besinsss
Aty the stores wfll net ORsa ^ next
day. If the news ootnee ksiore f p.
^ on a Sunday or holiday, the stores
Irill open on the foUowtng 4ey unless
that day happea to be a regular holi-
after I p. m. on a Sunday the storee
will not open on the following Mon
day.
Keaahdy Pate SpoCUg ht
Om Sataa Cooper CuMracte
V'
(Continued flroni tret pegs)
gether wHh eopiee of aU letters re-
Isilng to these frSurss. laclading a
letter from L. F. Harsa, former con-
hot will open the next day aa nsotl. tractlng sagineer. written In lf43 and
alana over the fallursa.
It wee further prorMed thaj all
tnrftalloas to bU on authority work
should he adrsrtlsed In (he proper
news papers end trade Jknimals and
all South Oarollniaas glren an .equal
opportunity to secure satborlty con-
NOnCE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS
All parties indebtbd to the estate of
John H. Crow krs hereby notified to
make payment to the undersignod.
and all partlea, if any,- karina ciahns
sgatnat the saU 'estete will present
them likewise, duly attested, within
the time prescribed by law.
Q. R. Crow, Administrator.
Camden, 8. CL. April 20, IMS. t-8e
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Claussen^s takes real pnde in tlbe fact that, because of.
new methods, developed through experience gained in
over a hundred years of baking history . . those an-
no3dng holes that have seemed to sorai^bow get into all
bread, have now been practically eliminated from
Clau9sen*» Bread!
Yes . . . every slice of Claassen!» Enriched Bredd is
smooth, close-grained, even-tektured. No more holef to
annoy you! Every slice of C/aufsen^f Bread can now be
counted upon to be uniformly like every pAer slice.
Clau99en*9 Enriched Bread has always been noted for
its uniform quality; its uniform flavor; its uniform bak
ing. Now . . . Clau$9€n!9 Enriched Bread briaff you
uniform texture! —
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F A V 0 R E
Today . . . ask yoiy grocer for Clau99en*§ Eh^hed
Bread . . . the bread without holes.