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9 A3- TIW CAH—W CMWOmCLl, MUTN CAIMI.IMA, yWIBAY, MAY A, INi NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS OF CAMDEN PONTIAC CO. Notice la hereby {iven of a meet ing cf (he abareholdera of the Camdeo **Ourt it cm old caff ond I’m takmg Ihe best core of it i know how." "Goodneu knows, we won't get a new cor for 2 or 3 years after V-Doy. And with niy Jkn away, the car is my problem.” * "My Gulf mon has been a big help. Regularly he gives the car Gulfpride* and Gulflex**.He says that’ll keep it running a long,time yet." “I may be a woman. But I do know that a car needs the fV>est lubrication available. Well, I’m seeing to it that our cof gets iti It’s got to be run- nmg when Jim comes home I" GULFPRIDE fOt Tout MOTOR An oil that's TOUGH in capital letters ... protects against carbon and sludgel GULFLEX KM YOUR CHASSIS Knocks out friction at up to 39 vital chassis pointsi Protection plus! U. S. Navy Calb For More Workers :nfr ApplkanU Aaked To Report At RecmitinR Office Here A4ir«rtiMiD«nta under tew etadfnt wia OASSMa USE Because the greateet Navy of all time la fighting the greatest sea war of ail time, skilled and unskilled workmen are needed to build and maintain our fighting fleets at sea and in the sky.. Our mem in uniform are depending on the home-front workers. We can't let them down by delaying these ships a slngth day. Every civil ian from this area who Is not now in essential war work Is needed urgently for a Civil Service Job at one of our various naval establishments, from our own South Carolina Installation. The Charleston Navy Yard, to the Pa cific Island empire. Help America bnild the bridge to Tokyo! The need is urgent. Supply lines must be main- tnined throngh all the fury of the fighting. Troops must be transported an4 landed on enemy beachheads. Am munition must be provided in the never-ending chain. 'To do this re. quires ships and more ships. For Information regarding positions in either aircraft or shipbuilding and repair, contact your civil service re cruiting representative at the United States Employment , _Sery^e office, in the Agricultural buildIng^Camdeo, S. €., on Friday afternoon, each week, who will give you full particulars re garding such positions and furnish transportation, with housing upon ar rival guaranteed, to qualified men and women who are appointed. Your op portunity is here to ekm, travel and help win the Victory. It’s patriotic, it’s essential—It pays! cbarssd for at tbs raU at 1 cent IflBiMiuB ohaiks tl esata >ssr word. lIlBiatiuB ohaiks _ Ads sst la IS potat tjrps 4o«Ms. ebargs. Cash msat socompaay srdsr szospi For S«l« FOR SALE—1000 lbs. Giant Strlatto Crotalarla, 16o per pound at my bam. Sam C. Tmesdals, WestviUe, S. C. 5-7p FOR SALE—Fresh milk oowt and cedar posts. J. B. McGuirt, four miles on Liberty Hill highway. 6-8p FOR SALE—300 bushels yellow com in the shuck, for best offer. Fifty bushels mixed Iron peas. W. A. Shnlftt. RemberL^B.^ C. 0-7? FOR SALE—300 bushels of good sound com in the shuck, at I1.3S per bushel. R. A. Maddox, Blaney 8. C., route 1. 7-lOp FOR SALE—Offering sound re-clean- ed mixed seed cowpeaa^t 06.50 a bushel, 10-20 bushel lots. Samples available. Wm. M. Qlbbes, Jr., box 1381', Colombia, 8. C. 7-lOc Weekly News Letter From Liberty Hill Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Drennan are visiting their daughter. Mrs. Marion Williams and family of Camden. Capt. J. P. Richards has been dis charged from the Army after 27 months of service. In civilian life be was principle of the Lancaster graded school. Miss Mary Elllen Cunningham is visiting her sister, Mrs. R. Frank Eskridge, and boys of Cheraw. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Cunningham of Rock Hill, were Sunday guests in the home of bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Cunningham. Mr. W. K. Thompson and daughter, Miss Pauline , Thompson, graduate nurse of Olehn^Sprlngs, were visiting reiatives here iast Tuesday. Mrs. Mamie Raines of Metford, was a Sunday guest in the home of her brother, Mr. H. S. Higgins, and family. Hr. and Mrs. J. H. Patriek. Mies Eleanor Patrick of White C^k, and Mrs. R. A. Patrick of Chariottie. and Mrs. Smith and daughter. Naiyiy. of Spartanburg, were Sunday guests of Misses Clara and Laura Johnston. Miss Sophie Richards of Ashwood, and Miss Marion Richards of Sumter, were at their home here for the week end. Mr. L. A. Perry is attending the U. S. court in Florence this week as a member of the Jury. Pvt Ellic McManus, son of Mr. J. L. McManus, who was seriously wounded recently in service, is now much better at the Oliver hospital in Augusta, Qa. Mr. L. P. Thompson and E. L. Jones were oh the sicY list Sunday. Some of our bushiees houses are In line with other towns, Mackey .Jones Co., the Wardlaw Filling SUtlo|A end the post office will close at mUday on Wednesday. WestviUe News Pontiac Company which will be held In the offices of Henry Savage, Jr., Attorney, in Camden, S. C., on the 7th day of June at 2 p. m.. said meeting being for the purpose of considering resolutions changing the name of said corporation to Boykin Pontiac Company and to consider any other business which may ^ome be fore said meeting. John Whitaker, Jr., 7 President. KER8JIAW LODGE NO. 29, A. F. M. Regular OommunlcatioD First Tuesday of Each Month, At 8 P. M. Visitors Welcome. U a JONES, W. M. 6. J. OVTLAW, SeoroUry NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS All parties indebted to the estate of L B. Barfield are,thereby notifi^ to make payment to the undersigned, and'all parties, if any, having claims against the said estate will present them likewise, duly attested, within the time prescribed by law. R. M.'Perry, Administrator Camden, S. C., April 6. 1945. 6-7c FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on May 19. 1945, A. (j. Baker, Sr., will make to the Probate CooH of Kershaw County his final return as Executor of the estate of Mary E. Baker, deceased, and on the same date he wll\ apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said Executor. N. C. ARNETT, Judge of Probate Camden. S. C., April 19, 1945. 6p Pvt. Harry Napper from Lawsons hospital, Atlanta, Ga., ia home on m 30-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Napper of WestviUe. Pfc. L. D. Napper has returned home on a 45-day furlough to his wife, the former Miss Berths Hayee, and young son,* David, whom he had never seen. Pfc. Napper has served 30 months overseas. Pfc. Clyde Horton of WestviUe, has returned home on a 45-day fur^pugh to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Horton, after 31 months overseas. Pfc, Horton has two brothers, Sgt. Morris Horton and J. W, Horton in the service. Mrs. Robert Fletcher And son Bob by. has returned to Miami, FU., after a 4-weeks visit with her mother, Mrs. T. H. Elliott of Cassatt and Mrs. R L. Blackmon of Bethune. Mrs. T. H. Elliott has received word that her son, Ralph, of the Navy, has been promoted. . Miss Lula Tidwell of New York City, has arrived here on a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Tid well. Mrs. Cyrus Watts of Cassatt, spent Tuesday shopping in Columbia. '' Mrs. Thomas Tidwell and young son of Clio, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Tidwell of Cassatt. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Btters, Jr., and daughter, Patricia Ann, of Cam den, visited this week-end with Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Etters, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Rodgers of I^rshaw. War Bonds Given In Salvage Drive The Kershaw County Civilian De fense council has announced that the bond awards for waste paper and tin salvage will be awarded at the close of the school year. 'This will be after the last/week in May. There will be an .award of two $25 war bonds to the white pupil of the city schools collecting the greatest poundage of waste paper before the end of the month while a |25 war bond will be awarded to the white pupil collecting the greateat pound age of tin. Camden Community Civic Lmgue Ends Drive June 15,1945 We ere making a appeal to all of the ohurcheg of the rural area of Ker^w County to join os wholeheartedly in helping us to reach our foal oE $3,000. The Chric League acknowledges with apprecia tion the donations that continue to come fnun the various finns, churches and individuals, which are listed below: 1. McGirt's Barber Shop - $3.80 2. Green Leaf Cafe i.OO 3. Mrs. Sellie Shropshire Brevard 5.00 4. Rev. W. R. Gre^ 8.00 5. Mr.,Samuel Dol^ 5.00 6. Mr. James Cunningham, collected from Court Inn Hotel ^ 20.50 7. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Carter .L....10.00 8. Mr. and Mrs. James Cunningham O—-10.00 9. Mr. Dajrmon Lawson 5.00 10. Mrs. Della Maveois 3.00 11. Mrs. Pearl Sutton 1.00 12. Mr. Almond Levy - 2.50 13. Program at Mt. Moriah Church .49.00 14. Mrs. Mammie Johnson 1.00 15. Church School Exhibition at Ebenezer A. M. E. Church — 14.00 16. Red Hill Union at Scott Hill Baptist ' Church, Rev. Z. Ferguson, Psmtor 13.33 17. Educational and Missionary Union SL John Baptist Church — .....10.70 18. Brovmmg Home Youth Fellowship 15.00 “WATCH OUR FUNDS GROW.” For Rent FOR RENT—^Three furnished spsrt- menta. Reduced rates for the sum mer months. Everything famished except linens. All electrical con veniences. Hot water day and night Scblosburg Apartments. Telephone 509. 5-7c- FOR RENT—At 1410 Lyttleton street nice five room house, unfurnished, with garage and large garden, |35 per month, in advance. Reference required. Arthur Smith, 1216 Lyttle- ton street. Phone 351-J, Camden, S.*C. «-8c FOR RENT—One good three room house. Two fireplaces and one stove flu. Pantry and clothes clos et. Front and back porch. Electric lights and good spring of water. Located 12 miles east of Camden. Will rent unfurnished for $7.60 per month in advance. Arthur Smith, 1215 Lyttleton St. Phone 351-J. Camden, S. C. 7-9c FOR RENT—Four room furnished apartment, $40 per month. Mrs. Lorene Bradley, 1001 Lyttleton St., Camden, S. C. 7p LmI — Found LOST—Wallet, containing driver’s li cense and gas coupons 'with num ber 7607-J on coupons. W. L. Hun- nlcutt, route 2, Camden, S. C. f.7p LOST—-Male Greyhound dog, wearing a collar bearing Montpelier Station, Va. A $10 reward will be paid if retunied to Charlea Garnett, at Holly Hedge, Camden, S. C 6p LOST—Ration books No. 3 and 4, Is sued to Johnnie Moseley, Eldredge Moseley and Ruby Moseley, 1605 Broad St., Camden, S. C. 7p LOST—Ration books No, 8, issued to Laura Drakeford and Isaac Drake- ford, route 3, box 32, Camden. 7p LOST—Ration book No. 4, Issued to Christine Borroughs, route 2, box 19, Camden. S. C. 7p LOST—^Ration book No. 4, issued to James Harris, route 3, Camden. S. C. 7p LOST—Ration book No. 4, issued to Richard Harris, route 3, Camden. 7p LOST—Ration book No. 3, issued to Ruth Kirkland, route 1, box 19, Heath Springs, S. C. 7p LOST—Ration books No. 4, issued to Ben Dixon and Ethel Dixon, Ker shaw, S. C., route 6. 7p LOST—'’A” gas book with number (D-746) on each coupon. Return to Susie Peanard, 706 Rutledge St.. Camden, S. C. 7p ^reftssioiial • • • BusilifQ LOST—Ration book No. 4, issued to Corbett Boykin, route 4,, box 88, Camden, S. C. 7p LOST—Ration book No. 4. Isaoed to Mary B. Williams, route 3, box 194, Camden. 8. C. 7p DIXON’S SHOT HAYE YOUR SHOES Rt, kxpert rep/uJ: Shop leeatod 5 dooft kJ S’.'wS; "“"••«««-tl WE GUARANTEE 8ATh 941 Bread SL LOST—Ration books 3 and 4, Issued to Clyde Wmiams, 838 1-2 S. BrosIT St., Camden. S.'C. '79 LOST—Ration book No. 4. Issued to Margaret Team. Logoff. 8. CL 7p Floral Company pnii«. FARTMENT, locmsik^ StresL Phone Sl LOST—White Ivory broach, 1 1-2 inches In length, cluster of lily of the valley. Lost in dowotown area Tuesday afternoon. Reward offer, ed. Return to Chronicle office or Mrs. Preston Rivers. 418 B. Walnut St.. Camden. S. C. 7c WILUAMwiS Special Agiat NSW Ysrk Life lnwr«n|] Rssidsnes Phont mil Offles Msdicsl Sidg. | Comsr Lyttleton and DtR LOST—Ration books No. 4, issued to Dan Campbell and Margaret Camp bell, 1801 Campbell St., Camden, S. C. ' 7p LOST—Ration book No. 4. Issued to Eddie James, route 4, box 109 Cam den, 8. C. 7p LOST—^“B” gas coupons, issued to O. A. ParUn, 1517 Highland Ave. Camden. S. C. 7p LOST—Ration books No. 4, issued to Nicey Tnmer, Sadie Turner, Jamea Turner, Annabelle Tnmer, Billy Turner; Shirley Ann Turner, Leavy Turner, Isaac Turner, and Freddie 'Turner and James Turner, 707 King street. Camden, 8. C.' . 7p Stein’s Paint „ East DsKalb Sbw House Painting CoatfR Inside and Owned and Opetetid % archie j. sTim LOST—Ration books No. 4, issued to John Neil Huckabee and Bessie M. Huckabee, box 324, Bethune.- 7p LOST—^Ration book No. 4, issued to Allen Ross, 410 York street 7p LOST—Ration book No. 4. Issued to Leroy Lewis, .702 Fair street 7p LOST—Ration book No. 4. issued to Steve, Bertha and Mary Alice Fowl er. book Na 3. issued to Mary Alice Fowler, 311 York St., Camden. 7p LOST—Ration book No. 3. issned to ^ Maggie E. Cullen, 612 Hampton St. ' Camden, 8. C. 7p LOST—Ration books 3 and 4, issued to Coria Belle Benson, route 3, box 9, Camden, S. C. 7p LOST—Bunch of keys on belt hook, with identification tag. Reward. Ed Price, 1006 Market St 7p LOST—Ration book No. 4, issued to James Lee Rlchardion, cfo Post Office, Camden. S. C. . 7p LOST—Ration books 3 and 4, Issued toAileene Carey, 1405 Broad street Camden. 8. C. — 7p LOST—Ration book No. 4, Issued to Mrs. Vernon C. Robinson, Cassatt 8. C.. route 1. - 7p Wanted LOST—Ration books No. 3. Issued to John Conway, George Lawson, Jr., Willie Warren, Stanley Law'i^n, Elrnest Conway, ESoish Conw07"»fi<r Rosa Warren. Book No. 4. issued to Otis Warren, Jr., route 8, Cam- den, S. C. 7p WANTED—Laborers for cutting.pqlp- wood, 50c an hour. Apply to N. W. Seegars at the Jack Ross store. Broad St., Camden, S. C. 7p WANTED—^Any type sewing, dress making, altering, etc. Mrs. Lorme Bradley, 1001 Lyttleton St., Cam den. 8. C. 7p LOST—Ration book No. 4. iasued- to Willie Williams and Elijah Wil liams, route 1, box 160, Lugoff, S. C. . ■ * 7p LOST—^“A” gas book. Issued to Thomas M. Corbett, route 2, Cas- satt, 8. C. 7p ATTENTION MEN—Have you thnse hours spare time dally, 9 a. m. to 12 noon, or 1 to 4 p. m.? Could yon use an extra 86 per day for the three hours work? Full time work also available. Age no handicap. Write to J. R, Watkins, Dept S-8, Richmond, Vs. 6-8p INSULATION. IS YOUR MOST PRA year around INVESTMENt Kooping your how fortebly cool in dio •avmg fuel in the INSULATE with RockI Batts 3 V* thinck. Batts so that you goti form thiclmesi sa4 mum insulation. ARCHITECTS BATTS. SEE ME TODAY ESTIMATES FSQ M.E.F0m Phone 582J WANTED Constmetioa of ... •DAMS • FlSi) PONDS •GRADING Um •Any^ kind ef dozier worit Engineering advice ed free. LALBaOei LOST—Ration book No. 4, issued to Mavrin McKay, cfo. Marshall’s Store. Camden. S. C. 7p LOST—Ration book No. 4, issued to Sallie Louise Ballard. 412 York St., Camden, S. C. Return to Mather Academy. 7p WANTED—All peo^e suffering from kidney tronble or backache to try Kiddo, $1.00. Money back guaran- tee. At DeKalb Pharmacy. SS46p LOST—Ration book NcF. 4, issned to Dee Kennedy, Nora Kennedy, Mat- lie Wood, Joe Wood, 1201 Camp bell St., Camden. 7p WANTED—To ouy used furalture, odd plecee and general tarnltura. Camden Fumltnre Go. Phone 168 IStfe WANTED—Pulywood. hardwood, ttas. her. We also Igip lasd. Help your LOST—No. 3 and 4 ration books, is sued to Jones Stradford, 303 Savage Av^, Camden, S. C. 7p government hy soUlsg yonr wood .. Wf-‘ ■ * BOW.. Want to boy eovoml goW J- « ^81. P. o. Bn 814, 0am- Mtf LOST—Ration books 3 and 4, tsauod to Eiamest Green and Josephine Green, route 1. box 104, Ridgeway, S. C. ' 7p LOST—Ration book No. 4, luued to Clarence William Copeland, Wateree Mill, Camden, 8. C. 7p LOST—^Ration book No. 4, issued to Barbara Jean KnighL Hermitage Mill, Camden, S. C. 7p CHICK FEED—Get a hag of thsi good 8ter^ AU-Maah Startor tS yonr chicks and give them the right start O^y tho ono feed la sU ym ssod to c«v7 them through the trst tea woaha tey Spartns tedsy sad chase yonr chlok worries swagr.-~ J^liakor B Cemsany, Camdoa. g. ^' 44obtf LOST—Ration book No. 4, Issned'to Ids Belle Roach, 1906 1-2 Gordon street Camden, S. C. 7p fON HATCHING — fVem oo Trl^ A blbod-teoted stock, n.OO ^ sot^ af li. White Ite^ Now Rsmyohlre Kod^—Tte Gkmdoa FINGER or PHI By tho curb, m aimplo flngor brings FOrS CAB t»l But In tho ovonlng ... WHEN YOUW INVlTEbOUT Phone and ho will tsko you w9 going—bring you book wanted . . . and you < about that omgty gso tsak hi POP'S CAl\ Notice To World War li Veteraiu We ore intereoted in employing World War 11 Vet- erana who hope been dioeharged from the army. We prefer nwn who are mechanieo or meehanieally ineUn- ed and intereated in learning the trade. Could aloo uae man intereated in porta department. REDFEARN MOTOR CO.