Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TMK CAMDKtt CMWOWICH, CAMDlIj •OUTH lymtlWA, FWIPAY, JUNE •. finWgrPtilllifa l'r«iii th« 1.^ AlWt«r« iaraded the hMt rrUMT niEht and HfU on the aero end of a !• T and therebr hanga a tale. — ^ Qyw^ HUl eoneau neia nae IfJjrW laid ont by a aheU- for tke bate tinea ■Tcomplaaky Kot one faqalred Meanaramenta. It ^ Caaiden playera, need to cor- laM araana. cosstetoly Bfron were aa thick aa hoaad dos. . • • • • Hack HIU played a return game "^Wedneaday and wa are happy f that playing ability rathw than ^k-ef^ dlamOBd decided the brand of baaebaU to be diahed ap. ^^*'^‘lrber wUl pitch lor the Camden team. • * • • 00 a The Winhaboro Junior Royala, with Cokman and Bulce of the 1144 Cam den Jr. Legion team, doing aome luaty clouting, defeated the 8amter Junior L«gion team 7 to S laat Friday. It wit the lith win In 19 atarta for the Winnaboro team. • • • • That waa a nice letter that Hulan Small—beg pardon—Captain Hnlan Small, aent yonra truly. While jnob- ably ateaming toward aome battle line when be wrote the letter. It waa ap parent that Captain Small waa IlTlng in paat hiatory, aa he ap(Ae leelteg^ ^ oCtkar wm Lieut. Jamea Hagfi • • • • t aeek the All-Stara will be to the crack MoOorkleo of Char- e leedera In the county league. ’ gboold be a good gama. to wlt- of the Bnlld<% grid teams and baaket- ball teams of yeeterday. Iite • « • • I The game will be called at 6:30. Bake your plana accordingly. Sport will not be disappointed In the Weekly News Letter From Uberty mil (Tee Ute For LaM Week) fm Htvr Otwinrf Yom TAIPUTB SolmUy giMuMt I M arMMaa. i«*l Wrt r«ir ptel* ar ktMM le • mi «re<«a AM • n«W ■]••> aMtw* Mot aiOTruMr. Tm* nTltm. Aak rwr drasakl KLEfNITE the Brjsblesi Way ■Oet KLE ■fbennao] [Oet KLEENITt today Ifbennaoy and all OeKnlh Watch Your Kidneys/ Hdp Them OtiuOTee th« Blood •r Harmful Body Wneto Tav Udaayi aM BattarIroOT tha «aau mattar troOT tha blaM I kMaiyaaoAatiMaa laf ia tkak a>atk 4a Bot aat aa Natara ialaoM—lall ta ra> ■art haparitiaa thaA, H moimm tha tymtmm aad a| My ■aeUaary. Syapiom oaay ba namlaa h kBftdMMp SMIMM 4 gattiac ap nigMu awaWas- . aa4ar tba ayaw ■ faaOac af HZiatr aad laaa of pap aad a Othar tigm of kMaay or Maddar' ardar art aaaaadmaa baniag. aoaaty ar too fraqaoat uriaatica. Tbaa aboald ba aa doebC teat praaMC taataant k wlmr teaa aagStet. uia Poai’i Fill*. DmmmT* bawa bam wiaalag aov (ri«da (or aaora thaa farty yijm. MaJ. idhn B. RIchafda, Army chap lain. now aerrlng In the Buropeai^war tone, has recently been promote to the rank of Lt Col. (}ol. Ricb^da la a son Capt. N*. 8. Richards of our Tillage. Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Mc(^ellan and son, were here Sunday erening en route to their home In CHiarleeton after a riait to their farm in Lan caster county. Mra.<J. G. Richards la at her home now. after treatment in ‘a Charlotte hoepital. her daughter. Miss Margaret Richards of the Columbia college faculty and Mrs. Cheater FVancea were with her for the week-end. Miaa Virginia McCrea, winthrop student, spent Sunday at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Mc Crea. who are rejoicing orer direct inews from their son, Sgt. Steren Mc Crea. who has been In a German pris on for several months. R. B. DeLoacbe, Mra. R. P. Thurman and daughter, Mias Margie, stopped Monday to Tialt Mra. E. J. Cunning ham, ttey were returning from com mencement exercises at Winthrop col lege where .Miss Thurman was a mem- bef of the grsMluating class. She Is a niece of Mrs. Cunningham. E. L. Jonee waa In Camden two days laat week aerrtag as a mamher of the Flat Rock Township board of tax as- Seaaors. Cox Greet Eadi Other On Gaam To Moot Chow Lino Aftor 2H Yrs. In It happened on the Island of Guam. Ptc. Bryant Andrew Cox. better known to the football fans of South Carolina and Georgia as ‘'Dickie’* Cox. waa la the chow Hue awaiting aerrhM when he chanced to. look up at the officer atandlng next to him and hia )aw dropped. Pfc. Cox did not believe in gbosta, but he certainly thought he waa look ing at a ghoet at that minute. Pkw (Tox. fnown throughout the Carolinaa aa “Shot” Cox of Camden and North Carolina football fame, and a brother of “Dickie.” Lt, Cox and Pfc. Cox had not seen each other in two and a half yearn. They both were in the USMC, but the Marines are here, there and every, where. But the long arm of coinci dence reached out and brought the two brothers together in the chow line of the Marines on Guam Shot and EMckie are sons of Mr. FAOB TNIIBB Now Enter the Tnuning Group re- the Dies At Kershaw Chief D. L. Jonee, local navy emiter, annouaeed t^ay that Navy V-6 Avtatioa Preparatory pro gram baa been amended to Inclode ijl year olds who have completed more thaa two terms of college work. When the program was reopened a lew weeks ago, he said, boys who had completed more than two terms of ooRege were ineligible. If- qualified, they can now enter the program re gardless of the number of collegiate terms completed. Successful oandidatse will be com missioned Bnaigha in the Naval Re serve Mter completion of approximate ly two years trmlning which begins July 1 Tho oidy dvRians eUglUe are' 17- year-oMs who will be high school jH'sdnstes before June 16 aad who hieet Naval Aviation physical requtre- Vnenta. ' Intereeted V-6 oandidatM should apply at the navy recruiting office at the Post Office in Camden on SatnnUys or by writing direct to the Office of Naval Officer Procurement. Healey building, Atlanta, Oa. Bobby Jean Phfillpc, 11. died* at her home at Kershaw May SO. She is survived by her. mother, Mrs. Mag gie Lee Terry Phillips; her father, Boyd PhUllpe^ two briers, Haxel in'd''l£jlwair^Phini^, all of Kershaw. Punersl services were heM at four o'clock Friday afternoon at the Second Beptist dturc^ conducted by Dr. L. W. Lee,. assisted by the Rev. F. S. Robinson. InterfueDt was in Lsurel Hill cemetery. Nearly 17,000 cottages have been restored or built in Moscow in the test two and a half years. and Mrs. J. C. Cox, Mill street, this city, and brothers of Carol Cox. sen sational High school grid star of 1944: Hear Ye! Hear Ye! COME ONE! COME ALL! Singing (invention To Be At QiukIi Of God, C^den, S. C., Sunday, June 10,1945, at 2:M P. M. -n - Bring Your Specials. We Are Looking For You. June 17, 1945 Dear Pop: Auto Stamp Tax Is Due Saturday TUr kava a ostioa-arMa An laoaaMadM by sratafsl paaMt ( MM wtipHiori aaaatry aaar. Aak yaar - Doans Pills The federal auto stamp tax will be put on sale at the Camden post office Saturday. June 9. At the same time there will be a sale of tbem at all county poet offices. Stamps cannot be purchased before this time. Buy War Bonds and Stampa STAR TAXI Dependable 24>hour Service . Phone 128 Late Hours., -if no miswer Flione 216>R or post your calls for pick-ups after 12 o’clock, midnight Marion Hudson, Owner The Company who appreciates your business* Once a year we get a chance to thank you for all yovfve done... help ing with the home-work and getting us out of jams. (Which reminds us, Mr. Berkly, our neighbor, wants to see you tomorrow.) No kidding pop, we think yoi^re a solid sender so we put our heads and greenbacks togeth er and picked out some things we hope you like. The tie is from Jimmy. (Don*t worry, mom didnH pick it out) The jacket is from Steve. Hope hds home by next Fathers Day. Sue gave you a belt thafs adjustable after din ner. The slippers are from little Bobs, or weren*t you hinting? ' The shirt and sweater are from me. Ifs not bad having so many kids after all, is it Pop?, NOTICE Tbnbor Owners if if iK it We now have a sawmill at our plant in order to take care of small tracts of timber. If you have any timber, large or mall taicte, get in touch wiHi us be- ore you sell From all of us... WE Al^ BUY TIMMK LAND. Wateree Luinlier 6e. y P. S. To make thie the beot Pother^» Day you ever had tee bought the gifts from the store you like the best... iV Department Store Mttfia V : ' • t > 1- \ : -.i-A •' - A