Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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notice >o tfc» 80^ Ta« Cmtmmtiem rTBciM* to ot«l» • ilor* •! Ho. <11 JV paKolb St^ Comdon, r C- 00^ P**«*'^>**«“ : ^ AlcoboUe Booorace W ^ J94J, li. L. WoiL ^gjkenae tooperoto « ro- j liquor tloro ot No. <27 otroolj CoindflQt S» ^f>A^ tiia proobioM ol ^Alcoholic Bmrofo Coo* ^ Ae« of W E. R. not ic e I wiD opply *® Tax Commisaioo not I c e I win apply to tho South t^az Cootmusaioa rtliceiiM to oporate a ro> j liqnor ^bro at No 101 arioa stroot, Kar- S. C. «><« «*>• pyo- ol tho Alcoholic Bor^ Coobol Act ol- lMS. MI NOTICE I win apply to tho Soulb SmSaa Tax Ctwnmhdm a a UoMMo to oporalo a ro- iflli^alaMat No. 102< Eh itTMt, Camdoui S. C, LEr Ae proohioua ol Sf^*!**^ Becorago Coutrol ^ 1945. ^ lO^llc Mn. Anna K. ScUoaburg. NOTICE 1 win apply to tfio South holha Tax Coomhaiou • Kmbm to oporato a ro- fiqpor itori at No. SS< Rndaclge St., Camdon, C, aadar tho prowialons tU Alcoholic Bowurogf Act ol IMS. llhll A E. Workmaa. NOTICE I wffl apply to the Sooth Volina Tax Commisuon r a license to oporato a ro- >iIliqaor«totoatNo.831Mi •Kalb street, Camdon, S. 1 Older the proirhkma ol • AkokoUc Beworago Coo- •lActollMB. J. W. C Boykia. No. 151. ia-12p NOTICE I win apply to tho South roUna Tax Commisaacm ^ a license to oporato arh* i liviar store at No. 1049 •ad street, ramdoa, S. hr the proriaaoiis ol dio Berorago Orntrol »<11946. 11-1Jp Thomas D Maaaohoao, • notice I vill apply’to dm Soodi idiaa Tax a Ueeose to _ ^ ' Wjrtma at Na. <09 Kalb street, ^S. **^<,the prooialoai ol lActof|l946. 10^12 « \ H. D. Boolwaro. Sam B^km Heads Caindmi Flidit of CS^ ^ Pahel Applkadflh Blanks ol Some 20 Members To Bo Taraed la Tonight Sam Boykin was named aa Fllrlu commander of the Camden TUaht of CiTll Afar Patrol, which a beainnlns to take definite shape as an ornnl* satkm. Second in command and In charge of supplies is James Darby with B. Clarson Rhame In charge of opera tions and training. John M. Yille- pigue a a charge of publte reations and Charles H. Stogner, who a a member of the Coambia SQuadron, C. A. P. will serre as persoxinei oftM cer. Re a glrlng Tslnable sssatance a organaag and InstrocUng ae Camden group. ^ Two enaaslasUc meetings hare al ready been held at ae Woodward airport a furtherance of ae Camden Flight. Some 20 proepectlTe members attended each meeting and receired applteatlon blanks which are to be turned a at ae meeting to be held aa erening. Classes have aaeady been started and when ae adult group has had 2S hours astructan In a» aims and '•tlTlUes of Ctrll Air Pstrcri. oadet claases, for boys and gtrU, of high school age, will be stertod. SdiodI Stnfente May Need Sodal Security Cards JUftg t. IMS S. Wylie Hogue Is Graduate At Oemson Colkge Popular Camden Young WiU Hmdrtor Mkiilry Are you <»e of the many ethool ate- dente who will be geUlng a ‘)ob for ae first time aa summer? Will you need a social security card? That depends. Who Needs A Card? It depends on ae place where you are going to work. You win need a socUl security card if you get a job a a store, la a factory, min, mine, office, bank, beauty parlor, laundry* gas station, repair shop, hotel, reatan rant, or any oaer pli^ of prtrate tedustry or busineas. No matter wheaer yon will work full ( part time, for a day or for a year, and no matter wbat your age Is, you should get a eard. You won’t need a card If you get a job In a prirate home, op a farm, for ae government— Federal, State, County, or local—or in a non-profit InstlUitl^. Such jdba ere not covered fay ae Social Securi ty Act and a cai^ will be of no use to yop. Where To Get One If you 'have loet your csrrd ask ae nearest field office of ae Social Se curity Board for a duplicate. If you have never had a card ask for an originaL Your emjdoyer or your poet office will tell you where ae field office Is. What To Do Wia It Show It to your employer ae ffaret day you start working so that he can copy your name and -number exactly as aey. appear on your card. Your social security card Is ae key to your wage record, from which your beneflta will be figured. So keep it In a safe place. For your own se- cniity remember—one card, one num ber, for a llfedm*. Monohan’s Unit Scom^e of Naid In Air Batttes Ptotroyg 56 1<J Gmnnmn FUam Ota Ota* Mimvm la A Sltaglta Day VAOB tCVXfl ■■sisf ■a'iiuaeL'’j-ja Lt. James C. Monohan, husband of tiM former Jean Van Landtngham, of ais city, who has been reported as safe after an earlier report from ae war department classified him as be tas among the missing, was a member of tae unit which holds an Bigha Air Force record destruction of 6€ 1-2 OOrman planes In ae air on one mis- sloa In one day. A recent photo release- from aa Bigha Air Force headquarters shows lA. Monohan adjusting the dbln etrsp of his flying helmet pr^NUwtory to s combat mission. He Is wia ae S67a Fighter gronp. A lifeguard In civilian life, Ll«ut Monofasn enlisted in ae AAF In 1141. winning his wings and commission In 1M4. He Is ae son of Mr. and Mrs Charles J. Monohan of Brooklyn, N. T. He attended Our Lady of Mtracu pus Medal and St Francla Prep achools In Brooklyn. His wife Is making her home with ler parents. Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Van -Ahdlngham, Lyttleton street Commander of Lt Monohan’s* Fight M* group Is Col. Irwin H. Dregne of Vlroqua, Wisconsin. Ilioinas^heom Have ^tribution For Repellent Two Camden business men. W. P. Thomas and W. B. Sheorn have taken over a# 4l8tnbutk>n of D. P. T. a new Insect repellent that Is proving a sensation wherever used. The Cam- den men have ae distribution of ae amasing new dtacovery for Noith and South Carolina and ah^dy are meet ing wia much success. Claims advanced for ae new re pellent is aat It repels and also kills, t acts on flies, mosquitoes, roaches, ants, moths, fleas, ticks. Jiggers, b«et ea. water bugs, lice, bedbugs, sliver Ish. centipedes, sand fleas, night bugs and many oaer Inseets. Thoae who have weed ae liquid spray declare aat It glvea amasing results.' 4* Wylie Hogue, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. wyUe Hogue. 8r., Wal nut street, ais dty, graduated from Clamson Anleultniwl and Mechanical eoUec* of Sottth Caroltaa wia a BA degree in Industrial Education on May M. Mr. Rofoe, who Is a graduate of ae Canidan High achool, was called Into ■arriee June 14, lt4S, being sent to Camp Berkley, Texas. Ha was dis charged Nov. il. If4t, and then be came Identified wia ae Boutharn Aviation school here as dispatcher. He Mtataed that position until ae achool aloaad after which be returned to Clemaon, where nnder ae O. I. BUI of Bi^ta, he waa aUa to finish Bis ooorse which had been Intamipt- ed by aa cal} to sarvlca. Mr. Hagua la emplayed at ae High lands Country clnb at Highlands, N. C.. ais summer and In ae fall will Tupper Liberated FVom Naa Camp Set Trap for Rat, He LanJb Tossom Albert Flahar, caretaker at Cedar Knoll, ae PoBMToy wtatey hom% tent a poasum hunter, but ha man- agaa to land a eholca animal of that category with a mtalmnm of effort PYw tetaance The chicken yard at Cedar Knoll had been ae ae«ia of aa invasion of some predatmr animal over a period of time and Albert Ftaher concluded that ae chicken offensive was a# woih of a big rpt. 80 he set a trap In ae ehlclMi yian. Tuesday morning when he visited the yard he found that ae enemy had been captured. And U was a poesnm. "It wasn’t a very big one," 1 Mr. Fisher, «‘jnst a nice cute little chap." eater the Rkhmond Seminary at Richmond, Va.. where he will study for ae Presbyterian mtnlatsry. Nitrate of Soda We have unloaded several carloads of both Chilean and Arcadian Nitrate of Soda and* several more carloads are en route to us. Place your orders while this Soda is available. Four Fertilizer Dealer Can Supply You From Our Stock. The Southern Cotton Oil Co. Toppur ol BishopviDe Has First Polio Death Lowell ’Tranb, f-year-old son of Mr, and Mrs. Irven ’Ti^b of BisbopvUIe died in h Charleston hospital Tburs day of last week of poUomelltls. ’The child beoams 111 Sunday and after 1 couple days’ treatment 1^ local, phy slclans was taken to the Charleston his caso^As pro- hospital. where nodneed serkma. Funeral rites were held lU S o’clock FYkUy afternoon at the home on Dennis svenne with burliU In the Ife- brew cemetery in Sumter. He Is .survived by his parents; an Infant brother, hia paternal grandpar ents of BtahoprUlA and his matarnal grandparents, Judim.aad Mrs: Shlmel of Charleston. ol CoL W. W. Ronabort, Em Romto H CoL M. W. Tapper, Ret, sad Mrs Tupper of ’The Dogwoods. Rembert, hare been notified of ih* Uberatkm o! ’ their son, Lt Bradfprd A. Tupper, from a Qermaa prison camp. In a letter. Lt. Tupper said fluul he was weO and sspectsd to be home lx a few waeha. He entered the ssnrlee with 9m Camden companr ot Che Katioasl Guard. He later enlialed In one of ) fiDN psratroop outfits which tcalaed at Fort Beanlim. Ga. lAter he wsat to a bootaurdier school in dUfornia ' and wUs ooramisakmed a aeeond lleutoaaaL He took a navi gation eourae at flesagae Air Bass aad went overseas tram OvssuvlUe. Lt ’TuiHter waa navigator and bom- httrtlsr on a B4S when he was shot down over Italy ou Jnne 2, 1M4, and wuo reported a prlaouer of Oerauuiy m Jnta x mi. Baise Nuts California produces about 41 asIL Mm pounds of ahnonda. IBIMO Itawt sf the Ipswn ue hsiti ants. ^ fOR BRR1II6 QIRLITY! f R y 0 R t D 0 V t a a , y e r r s notice ^ wpir te Sm Stoth •Sh. Ttt A Hrau M •ttota at Nta. M S.Ce Ft iBI s kig part tf tkt.wr pietira ^ b util.* tacaiPuiAtta A S AifBBiCA iiovu its tsofpA hom b Europe to the Pacific, it facet a packing and thipping job that ttaggen thi imaghiatioiL liountaint ol tiqipliet far the tr^ to the Pacific. Equipqaent for ihiHiont ol meo iniift be wrapped and pacTBiyo lof ipiiWDBnL» qnanthiet. Thist'ln additkxi to Uie al* ready huge contumptioo for plaitki, expMvee and other war line hat made the pulpwood thoftage more scute dian ever and hat put pulpwood don to the top ol the War Prodactkii priority fist' We have a long way to go before tha Jape are ready for Unconditional Sur render. We matt not 1st up on on wer job *til they ari beateni • Paperboard cartons and tpsdal 000- tdnen ol many Urpn; moMureprool Wfappini^ and odier packing materials » mm man nmots nu • an w mauty wdos 1————— VICTORY SUirWOOh COMMIYTII lOCAL OOSnUTTlX I. a StSTU. q Irwtt W. A MtCASWV &j. csBsn lAaNBxr Munmo 1. W. SOTKIM, SM ItaOOSTA IBOWM ''