The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 08, 1945, Image 5
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mnce. Wefit k ^•adlnf
* week *1 N»»«l Academy.
^ itaOT Jan* Sarratt k Tkitins
'^Tytmr Irvf at Albamarl*. N. C.
ai^rothf Sarratt of Cbarlotte.
rgf0ai Uat week-end here with
tfSrfwini Schloaburf left Tuesday
■JT^nt Beach to Join her famUy
Hotel Ocean Strand.
. C H. Faulkner of Newport
*■ is nkltlnc her dauyhter,
L. E Smith, and Mr. Smith.
Sybil Dmkeford haa returned
-rafter atteodln* a house party
Cottaye, Pawley’s IsUnd.
U E. Smith has returned to
Some at Laurens Court after un-
olnj: *1^ operation at the Camden
'E ^ Mrs. F. D. Goodide and son,
-i snd Mayor and Mrs. F. N. Mc-
rlaited telatlTes In Spartan-
Sunday.
»es Betty West had as her guests
the week-end. Mbs June Crkp of
M Hill, and Miss Lenna Kenney
: f^arrenrille.
jiff Bud Oaskln and daughters,
*te and Bobby; of Charleston, were
ok-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
liter Gaskin.
iisses Janice Sowell and Mickey
.ishoUn hare returnpd to Washing-
L D. C., after a week’s rlslt with
■»ad Mrs. C. F. Sowell.
it and Mrs. Sam Karesh and Miss
Uy Ruth Redfeam spent Sunday
Charleston with Miss Phyllis
reeb and Miss Elsie Redfeam.
frs. Ike Jones and family attended
gnduatlon exercises this week-
„ of her daughter, Mks Sidney
nes. at SL Mary’* achool, Raleigh,
of Wadeeboro, N. C., and Mr. and
Mrs. T. C. Ooze, Jr., of Darlingtoa,
were week-end guest# of Mrs. Lola
Coze and family.
Frank Oault and wife, the former a
brother of Mrs. Sam McCaaklll. Wal
nut street, stopped orer in Camden
last Thnrsdsy en route to attend the
graduation at West Point of their son.
Lt. Doncan Oault The Qaulto hail
from Wlnnsboro, Texas, and are mak
ing the Jaunt to West Point by motor.
Mrs. H. C. MlUs, Jr.. (Mary Ellsn
McCaskili) and daughter, Coral, hare
returned to Durham, N. C., alter a
three weeks rlslt with the former’s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam McCaaklll.
Around Jans 10, Mrs. Mills and daugh
ter win make their home In Charles
ton. Indiana, with Mr. Milk, who Is
affiliated there with duPont company.
Ir. Drennan Brown, who attends
School of Dentktry at Emory Unl-
lity, arrired Tuesday for a few
eks rlsit with Dr. and Mrs. A. W.
bmphrles.
let William Reasonorer baa re-
to CHemson college to reeume
•tudies after spendinr ten days
hk parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marrin
»0Ter.
Itn Anne Brown ‘and Mlaa Llllk
lies left May 30 for Washington,
C.. where they will hold positions
ih the Social Security board. Both
members of the recent graduating
iss
'tpt Carlyle Jackson, of Camp
rkett, Va., visited hk mother, Mrs
L Stokes, Sr., and Mr. Stokcm,
er the week-end, coming especially
atteod the SimmB>Jacob wedding in
ck. in which he was a groomsman,
frs. C. W. Allen of Atlanta, Oa.,
William Mathkon. George Mathi-
3rd, and Mrs. C. N. Lanier of
rmingham, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Coze
WATEREE H.O.C. MEETS
MTateree Home Demonstration club
entertained at the home of Miss
irgaret Pewell on May 26. Devo-
nal was given by Mrs. J. A. Bell
I Mrs. Oscar Smyil. Minutes and
call by Mrs. Nell,
lecture on Dunbarton Ouks Con
^ was given by Mks Margaret
^ The hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Hn, served dellclons sherbert glng-
•k and oookias.
CAMPUj aOUTM CAiiQUIkk FIIOAY. JUNE t. 1M6
Ked Cross Ndt^
’The following letter from John <1
Wflkon, BMnager of the Southeastern
Area. A. R. C., k most iatersatlng
and self explanatory;
“In concurrence with the War de
partment. the American Red Ooss
has decided that the Ikts of liberated
prisoners of war may be given to the
local press and radio repreeentlSlves
after the Individual familieu have been
notified, (n fact, the Red Cross
recommends pablicatk>n in this ih-
Btanoe. Permission of iamllies to
pnl^kh names of released prisoners
of war will not be reqnired, bat all
D. A. R. MEETING
Commencement time is not condu
cive to leisure time for teachers «»nd
as so many of that fraternity belong
to the D. A. R., the meeting at Mrs.
Harry Marvin's was smaller than
usual. But what H lacked In numbers
was made up for by the amount of
business transacted and sociability
enjoyed.
After an appropriate primer by Mrs.
Marvin the pledge to the Flag was
led by Mrs. Tindal and the Creed by
Miss Ernestine Bateman who also
acted as secretary.
The treasurer’s report showfd the
Chapter found to be in a healtl\y con
dition, all State and National dues
paid. Chapter on Honor Roll, Tamas
see school supported by money and
gifts, two Memorial acres there
bought, one in honor of the Regent,
one In honor’ of the late Mrs. Jane
Eldredge von Tresckow and one bond
owned by Chairter. Funds set aside
for marker on Hobkirk Hill battle
field.
The Regent read the annual report,
and gave high lights of State board
meeting in May. All forms of war
work have been done; Cluipter 100
per cent members of Red Cross and
seven members officers or chairmen
Junior Cltisenship clubs In schools in-
creased and showing great interest
Medals presented and a pip given to
Miss Sarab Jane Rosier, the D. A. R.
good cltisenship Pilgrim for 1945,
chosen by teachers and pupils of the
high school for outstanding qualities
The invalided Marines at ^lis Island
remembered 'by materials for hand
work and letters written to the crews
of the L. C. ships adopted by the S
C. D. A. R. and now in the Pacific
area. D. A. R. projects this year
blood plasma outfits and X-ray mobile
units of IS hospital ships, and the
furnishing of 2000 patients at the
Mayo General hospital in Galesburg,
111., with Individual radio receiving
sets. ' Many new members enrolled
and a successful year ends.
CEMETERY GROUP TO MEET
The annuel meeting of Gte Ceme
tery association of Camden will be
held on Saturday, June If at 4:10
o'clock in the afternoon at the Pres
byter^ Sunday school rooms. AH
members are requested io attend.
FAOl FIVE
Retnra Home For
Summer Months
ion
Keynote of the
Boykin Company
The following CauMlen young
pie are home from college and pre
paratory schools:
Miss Betty Jane Saratt of the Wo
man’s college of the University of
North Carolina.'Greensboro, N, C.
Misses Molly Rntb Redfeam. Sybil
DTOkeCord. Batty Muller. Margaret
Salmond, Betty West. Emily Team.
Betty Blakeney. Virginia McCrea. Hal-
Carolma Funuture Store Being
Entirely Remodeled and
Renovated
lie Clarkson and Luck SmyrI of Wtn-
prees statements should make clear collego. Mks Team and Mlaa
that the American Red Crocs has re
leased this information and the fami
lies have been notlfled.“
A letter of appreciation has been
received by our chapter from the War
Emergency board of the Fur Indus
try sUting that 76,000 fur-llned vest
Blakeney were among the .^graduates
receiving a bachelor of science degree
In commerce.
Home from Converse college are
Miasee Mickey Langston, Betty Lewk,
snd Prances West Miss West will
transfer to the University of South
were donated to our Merchant Seu- for next year.
men. Kershaw 0>anty chapter snp-
plied used fur garments for this pro
ject. The fur vest project is being
cloerd, but some 3,000 vests will be
kept in cold storage during the sum
mer months and distributed in the
early fall for, use in the war against
Japanese in the Pacific.
Mr. Lewis Plunkett, field represent
ative. visited our chapter Friday,
June 1. to, discuss our First Aid,
Water Safety and Accident I^even-
tion program. His arrival was delay,
ed because of his mistsklng the town
of Kershaw for the meeting place
which was to be Kershaw County
Chapter Red Cross headquarters, Cam
den. He conferred with MaJ. Brails-
ford, Mr. ICmeet Nutting, Sadie K.
von Tresckow, and Chief of Police
Alva Rush, who represented the City
officials. It was decided to hold a
refresher course in First Aid for the
Police Dept, and Fire Dept, and any
othws who having had the course
wish to Join. The Red Cross hopes
to cooperate with the Kershaw Coun
ty City Council in their recreation
program for the summer season.
There will be an executive board
meeting Monday. June 11, at head
quarters at 11 o’clock. AH chairmen
Miss Joan Schlosburg of Stratford
college, Danville. Va.. and Miss Beth
Wilson of Furman univorslty.
Mickey Jonee and Granger Korne-
t%y, Rlvertide Military Academy.
Oslneevilte, Oa. Mickey Jonee receiv
ed his diploma.
Miss Sidney Jones of St. Mary's,
school, Raleigh. N. C., received her
diplama June 4. and will continue her
studies at the University of South
(^Arollna this fall.^
Home from Cqlt^bia college are
Misers Frances Rnrae, Margaret Cox,
Oilie Horton and Julia B. Arrants.
Miss Rhame graduated in Mky and
was salutatoriau of her class.
Miss Louise Ancrum will be home
June 13 from Friends Acadamy. Lo
cust Valley. Long Island. N. Y.
Among those attending summer
eeeslon at Ciemaon college Hire Wil
liam Reasonover, Hannon Hancock,
and (krol Cox. Harry Gandy will
enter Clemson July 23.
and officers are expected to attend.
Hospital Is Mighty
Weapon For Victory
A mighty weapon for victory is the
community hoepital of America. Be
hind the surgical aid stations on the
volcanic islands of the Pacific; behind
the evacuation hospitals maintaining
a stubborn foothold for humanity in
the Immediate rear of the advancing
armies in Europe, is the commnnity
hospital of America. The doctors,
nurses and technicians saving the
lives of oar wounded fighting men as
well as those fighting for victory at
home are backed by training and eX'
pcrience gained In the commnnity
hospitals of Ameiics. With a fusion
of scientific knowledge and tender
mercy, your voluntary hoepital safe-
guards the health of yoor family and
your neighbors, wherever they may
be. America salutes the immunity
boepitak of the nation, wherp science
and mercy ipset. •
CARO OF THANKE
We wkh to express to eur friends
our sinoeie gratitude for the many
tlndnessee extended to the family of
John T. Ray in their bereavement
Mrs. Katie Ray and FamUy. Itp
The Carolina Furnknre company,
located on South Brokd street, and
owned and managed by Floyd Boykin,
haa inaugerated a program of renova
tion and expansion, which when com
pleted, will givejthe company one of
the meet modern and attractive furni
ture etoree in the sand belt.
The old fronts of the two buildings
housing the furniture company are
being tom out and will be replaced
with a modem twin front with at
tractive display windows and finished
in white stucco on brick.
In the north store, formerly the
Blrchmore block, tons of material are
being unloaded to bring the leyil of
tho floor to a height where g new
concrete floor can be put in.
Attractive wall finish, a new bal
cony, and many'other modern fea
tures will be in evidence when the
renovating and remodeling is com
pleted.
T%e congratulations of the com
munity are being extended to Mr. and
Mrs. Boykin for the progreaa tbey
have made in the Omden and Ker
shaw county business world since in-
augeratlng the,..(^onna Furniture
company a few years ago.
Mr. Boykin states that the remodel
ing and renovating of the store build
ings will require frjDqusixty to olnety
days.
Singing Convention
A Holiness lilnging convention will
be held at the Cbnrcb of God Sunday,
June 10. at 2:30 p. m. This church is
one mUe east of Ckmden. AH choirs
are Invited.—W. J. Branham, Pres.
(Ms»lks5timnMcTsekl)
I^dla K. Plnkham*! Vogetabls Com
pound Is fmout to rellsw not only
monthly pain but also, aoeompanylng
nwous. tired, blgbstrung fMllnca—
wbMi due to functional pertodlc dls-
turbanoee. Taken recularty—It helps
build up rssistanos against such dls-
trsss. Plnkham's Compound helps na-
tmtt/ Follow labsl directions. Try Ut
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. McLeod an
nounce the birth of a daughter. Rota
Clela. on Friday, June 1, st the Co
lumbia hoepital, weighing < lbs and
10 ounces.
GARDEN CLUB
The June meeting of the Garden
club will be held at Duffields, the
home of Miss Helen Hannon, on Hon
day afternoon, June 11, at 4:30 o’clock.
The members of the club are asked
to bring artistic arraagMascy^, of
mixed spring flowers.
Do This If Bitten
By Suspected
Rabid
ipected
AninSl
In all cases of animal bite, immed
iately wash the wound with soap and
water. Consult a doctor or report to
the Health Department for advice at
once as to whether farther treatment
Is needed and whether antl-rabic shots
kbonld be given.
Do not kill the animal unless abso
lutely necessary but capture it. If
possible, and keep It penned op for
tsQ'days. If for any raaaon the ani
mal k killed or dies within one week
after btUBg. its bead should be re
moved does *to the aboulders and
plaeed in'an ice-packed water-proofed
container and. expressed prepidd or
brought to the Hygienic Laboratory
for examination. Do not bring live
animals to 'ihe Laboratory.
Dr. A. W. Humphries.
Piece Goods - -- -- -- -- 29c yd.
Printed Broadcloth (sanforized) - 39c yd.
Men's Handkerchiefsi^ full size - -
Curtain Material ------; ya.
’ All IIm abm, fim cinalitT*
Clean Rags - -- -- -- -- 50c lb.
WC CARRY A COWLCTE UNE OF GROCERIES
ERWW HERMTAffi CO.
VEUCTNIU
^ Hifliway Now Goiaif NoEtk (rtMMillM* MW)
We’re Going Modern
Out ultimate obiective is to give Camden
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a furniture store of the most modern de
sign—featuring new and used furniture
at astonishing prices—Real Bargains,
Wo opologtzo to our customers for the inconven-
Kcsmioned them through the remodelmg sictnri-
tiea iM»w going on. We hope to hsive our new front
cosnpleted end our new modem store in reodineea
within afacty to ninety days.
In the meantime we wiU be doing buatneas at
prices that will please tho moot ozacting.
II you am PLANNING on buying new house
furnishings, either in fumitum or electriosJ i^iplisuioes
—WAIT until we have on display just the items you
am looking for. Than BUY smd buy at prices that
vrill be attractive.
We appredate thh cooperation and the ooafi*
dence that has bean eztasided to us by the shopping
public. Your psitronage has made it possible for us
to procood with tho modornizatioii of our fumitum
stom. Wo thank you.
REMEMBER
We Are Exclusive Dealers For
KELVINATOR AND
DUO-THERM APPLIANCES
Our priority registration books are now
open for you to come in and register for
your priority on any of the following:
Electric Refrigerators, Ranges, Water
Heaters, Wash and Ironer, Automatic
1
Washers, Dish Washers, Electric Irons,
Toasters, Heating Pads, Vacuum Clean-
<r
ers. Percolators and all other tgpe$ of,
commercial refrigeration and.eleetric ap
pliances.
« » ft* •
Also Duo-Therm Automatic Fuel Oil
Heatere and Space Heatere.
Carolina furniture Co.
Plogd^Bogkm, Owner