The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 11, 1945, Image 12

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**Sure, I oouM vte a ntw cor < in Mon os Ihe war is ow«r.” Dod0 PkOUpa. Enklmm ban luKirtal, vfO 4lr«ct Lacloa Jaalor baaabaW tai Saatk Caro- Uaa this rmr. PkOUpa. auur depart' awat of cdacadoa pknlcal 4lraetar ■aecaad* Jaka C ToM. staia proba- tioa aad parola ofllear vko realgneJ aa Lackta aporta dlraeioir baeaaaa af fll haalth* • • • • - ToM reoatrad hia baptiaai of fira laat yaar wlwa tka Soath CaroUaa Lackm baaabaU prograaa got tato a kopelcaa aaarl and raqairad tfea good offices of the aatkmal diraetor at IndlaaapoUa to aaravai tha aeaa. • • • • There vaa oidy one team la the aarrlrtog Uat that coaid paaa eligibiil> tr BMatar. that haiag huahia, ekior erar three gaaaas pl^rad voa the knrar state honor aad OraaanUla the apper. GraearlDa was Uckad oat hacaaae of a tecfaaleality aad whoa Spartaabarg was sabadtated. It too west tte way of tha traaogreaaor aad finally a CaaMlen protest on Rad HoDhi of Oo* larabfa was aaatataed aad Cotambia west oaL Ikat left Caaidea as the team to pky in the finals, bat tn tha parfod the mesa was being aarareicd. Camdca’a team had dlabaaded. * * * * Greenrllle ftaally got Into the play offs at Chaiiastoa and aaccambed to a Georgia entry. lot's foca fodst I moy not gat o naw car for 2 or 3 yaors oflar victory I It’s lou^ bot*..- Borns Faanly Boast lliree In the Service Friends of Captain Benton •Bams have been basy welcoming him back to Camden after several years in Barope with the medical department. Prior to entering the medical corpa. Capuin Boms was practicing medi cine in a large New Orieaiu hospital. He was among the first American troops to go to England juid he was with the troops that landed in Africa." wb^ be saw plenty of senr- lee. And hp was next with the land ing troops in Sicily and later in Italy, where be served ouuiy months Captain Bams’ detacbfBMT rcceT^ed a citation from our goveramen for ontstaliding service in Italy. Mrs. Julian B^ms baa received word from her husband. Captain Ja- M*n Burps, that be recently rccehred bis second decoration. He is now with tha army in Germany. His first decoration came when he was in France. Captain Boms is a Citadel graduate and was doing englttaering work be fore entering the army several years ago. Captain Benton and Jnlian Boms are sons of Mrs. Jsmer H. Boms of Fair street Aa other son. Captain Monttrie Boms, is stationed in Char- icaton. Ha was a visaor in Camden last week. comhhrTd" lirRM brother B«ntow, whom ha had not seen in several yaara. Fashion Parade The pnbUc is ctwdlaOy invited to attend tho annaal Fashion I^rade Fri. day evening. May 11. in the Grammar school anditoriom at S:lg o’clock. ’The parade wfl] be gfVen by the Home Ec. classes of the Camden High school No admission fee’win be charged. NOnCEpF SALE ' Notice is hereby given that the on- dersigned. as Re^tvar of the Loan and Savings Bank of Camden, will sell at public aoctlon to.the highest bidder for cash at tba office of the ondtrsigned at 13$ Rotiedga street, Camden, B. C.. at noon on Monday. May 21. the foBowing described real estate: All that piece, parcel or lot of land, lying and being aitnated tn the Coonty of KershaF, State of Eloath Carolina, aboat two fl) miles East of the City of Camden, fronting West one hond^ thirteen and two-tenthS (113 2) feet on Hilton street and mnning back Westward therefrom with an uniform width to a depth on the Northern side of One hondred two and five tenths (102A) feet and ta a Math af Ova tmxko iUSi faH North hr ist No. 3, M and $1. Soath by aforesaid and West by HR^ afflreaag. ~ conaiatlig of )io& No. 1 and Na 2 danigttated on plat of WkMa Gardena, tocorded in tha office of tha Clark of Coart for Karahaw Oantty in Plat Bonk 7 at page ST. An that ^iecs; pared or lai of land, lying and baiag aitnated in the Coanty of Karahaw. Stats of Soath Garoltaia. aboat two (f) mUea Eant of the City of Camden. frontlBg five (S) faeC East on Richard sfiraaC. which is also U. 8. Hli^way Noi. X maalng back Westward therefrom wfth an onifonn width to a depth of three hnn- dred fifty (3$#) feet and bounded North by lot No. 34. Ehst by Riehprd street aforesaid, which is also U. 8. Highway No. 1. Soath by lot No. SC. and West by lot No. If. consisting of lot Nq. 35 as shown on plat of, White Garddu recorded tn the office of the Clerk of Coait for Kershaw Coanty in Plat Booh T nt~i>age Tfr~ All that lot or parcel of land with a dwelling thereon and aitnated on the sooth side of Lafayette avepoe. tn the City of Camden. Coanty and State aforesaid, haring a frontage width of sixty (10) feet, more or leaa, and mnning back Sootbwards ninety^ren (27) feet, more or leas, said lot consist^, of aboat twenty (2i) fett of Western.portion of lot Na 10 and about forty (40) foot of Eastern portion of lot No. 11 of the Lafayette Hall property lots, and is bounded as follows: North by La fayette arenne; Bast by property of L. L.' Block; Soath by premisea of Collins and others. West.by premises Hariette E CMltns. ALSO, the following personal prop erty: 1 Roller top desk and chart. Counter desk. Iron aafa FQlng cabinet. Check protector. Typewritar. ' Adding machine.' All accounts receivable. Judgments, mortgages and other choaea in action payaUe to the Loon and Savtoga hank of CamMn. or R. E Stevenson, Re ceiver thereot , . R. E Stevenson. Receiver of the Loan and Sarlngs Bank of Camden. Camden. EC.'' May 11. 1245. P9e I 1 1 1 1 1 AB r J. H. McLeod are to make paymani to tha nndwrslgnad, ■d aB partfas. If any. havinc kem llhawlaa dnly attaetad. vrRhin Urn lima praaerthad hgr law. J. H. MeLaod. Jr. 8. April IT. 124S. Au partiaa fokm H. CrowTI^ RiMka. R ^ the mid 2 tha tlma preseribad h O. E 8- C., Aprfl Id Bolfvfa the natives dm lha ■ur-fdated ddn at the anaodlillo faiytrymT»ey MoQiar's day 4ai 1*07 by Mim An^, dsiphia. whose moft ATTENTION FARMI Make your own B^ Beetle Extei On account of Gas and Tire Ra arei^oasfngr our Fonnula to tl lie. Bean Beetle Exterminator kill ^ Beetles, Cabbage Worms, all Pie on any and all Garden Vegetal stantly. Also all insects on 1 Plants in Bed or Field, including 1 Kills Chicken Mites and Lice, Ai Roaches. Also insects on Flowe Shrubbery and is used for sprayini Trees and Cotton. Is easy to mak Ingredients can be bought in an store. Costs less than 6 cents per Can be used in Wet'or Dry Spray. G and help win the war by raisini food. Chdb in with your iieifhborp mmI got thin 3 f for $1.00. FmD kwtrurlkmm rent lloi mfvndad if not Sotb^Mtory. 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