The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 08, 1945, Image 8
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TNK CAMOCH^
Calls For Workers
Tho War Maa:
oocaBiMkm it
factorlDs plaats. TIrta tor all atobfl*
riC*»tti>f eqofpniiAr falls tato the moat
erlttcal part of waaantlil meads for the
allied forees. Before these crttically
seeded tir«s can be made tire cord
mast be maoBfaetared becaase all
tirat mast be made with Ure oord.
la other words the rotaiiie of tire
cord msaafaetared Umtts the Tolame
of flnlsbed ttoe oat^pat.
la cooperatioa with the War Man
power ooBuaiasloa sad the United
States Employrmeot senrice, the
Wiansboro Mills of tl^ United States
Babber ooatpaajr are appealing to all
man and women arho are not now ei^
ployed ia war work to make applica
tion for work at Wiansboro as soon
as poasfMe. The War Manpower com
mission bas giren Winasboro Mflla
the higheet labor priority rating in
fte of floath Caroli^ this ia
aa ostataoding Indication of the criti
cal Deed for rKal tire cord.
Meny benefits are offered by Wlnns-
boro MUla to tu employee, sach as
ad^oaie htwlng, good jmy, oniimlted
orer-tlrae. recreational fseillties, child-
rare programs sad insuramce imd re
tirement pUns.
Visit yoar nearest United Statec
Bmployment serrtce office or the Bm-
pfoyment office of the United States
Rabber conapeny at Wiansboro. File
yoar application today., Oo to work
tomorrow. Tonr country needs yoa
ay badly as It does the boys who are
fighting on the' far.flnng battle fronts.
They most bare -equipment with
which to win the war, It*s np to yon
to get that eqnfpment to them. Be
100 per cent AmerlMn by firing them
the things they
Amuvenanr Sn^eefi
etiKMfist
Sanday. Jmm |7. to tha
Kew Triaity w
for'pabllc worahlp- Tha
aMmbers are prood of Its raeord aad
feel sare that the friends' of this
cbnreh ahaiw their pride. Kmowlag
that It is a time for rejoleiag aad
celebratioB. wa ara iaritiag the pablle
to rlstt as on that day. The moraing
serricea win ba condaeted aad tha
eermen deUrerad by oar paqtar. Raw.
W. R. Gregg, andsr whoss gaidasce
ths diofch has mads wsndsrfal
stridasL
The anatrereary aermoa win ha da-
lirered at 4:1» pi m. hy Oia Rar. C. C.
Reynolds of BimasttarBIs, who Is re-
msmbered and lorad for his aatirtng
efforts is rid the chareh of Ita dahta
whHe ha was pastor hersi Urn aim
ing eerrkea at t:W wW ha coadoetad
by tha lah^.
tassBta
NOmCE OF MEETIIIG OF
STOCKHOLDCRS OF W.
mORK Jb SONS
Notice Is haraby glrsa that a ineatr
tng of the stockholders of W. Shsom
and Sons, a corporation of the Stats
of Sooth Carolina, with its priactpal
plsce of bastaess at Camden, Sonth
Carolina, win be held at the place of
bnsteess of said corporation in tha
toarn of Camdan, Sooth CarollBa. at
11 o'clock. Boon, oa tha Mth day of
Jnae, IMS. for the porpoee oC 'eonsid.
eiing a reaolatlon to diasolra the said
corporation and narreoder its charter,
M prOTMM Wf WW.
WflUa Sheom, PresidenL
Id W. Sheom and Bona.
CAMCtb
WtLk 'd3Ut>
WMTlCtlVSM. hC has
OOMOPaS ItltVi NOW*
•W« have tha,finaat ■alectioo of cakea» cookiaa, and
pnatriai m Camdan. Yoa*ll want to top off that apriaf*
tuna Stmda j dimiar wHh ona of our battar-thaa-avar
piaa. We kadi our adwartumf writh aatufyiag hakary
foods.
CAMDEN HOME BAKERY
CAMDEN,S.C.
FOR hALE—Strips rndtahie for aOck-
hig beans and tomatoas. Wateree
Co. lie
FOR hALK—Oaa male potoler pap. 1
yaar old, naapoUad: also oae male
setter, 1 yean old. practically train
ed; can ba seen at Darla Keaaels
any day, egeept Bandays. Harrey
R. Daria, Camden. 8. C., roate 1. 12p
FOR Bale—^Well armagad t-room
residence. Large lol, centrally lo.
catad ‘on Laorens street Ofl fur
nace. Can ha aaad for two agart-
R**st**peMy priced at fi^DOO.
Darldeon Ins. Agency. Phone US-
FOR BALE—i-room hoase, one acre
lot. near edhool, lights, 1 1-1 milea
from Post* Ottloei flMO. V. H.
Sinclair, Bos Terminal. Camden. 8-
CL IMIp
LOET—Ratioa booka No. S. Isaaed to
Margaret Lioyd. Otis Lloyd and
Thehna Uoyd. No. 4 book, haactf
to George Uoyd. roate U bA ti.
Camden, 8. C. Up
lost—Ration book Na-^ 4, Issned to
Edward Satton. root# 1, box 18.
Camden. 8. C. IZp
FOR BALE—Two otory boose oa JBdt
Hampton streeL ctmristing of two
apartments, each apartment haring
threa bed rooms, two baths and a
Uteban. oo a lot 118x180. Terms If
desired. See Lonle Lee Clyboni at
First National Bank. 10-llc
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Far iUm
FOR RENT—Fliraished apartment
screened porch, prtrate betk. Ilring
room, bed room, kttAenette and
dining room. Apply Cotton Clark.
• Phone It-J. lip
POR RENT—Two nnfnmisbed rooms.
IS per month. Apply to 411 Lyttle--
ton street or call t78-W. 12c
FOR RENT—Apartmeat completely
famished with store and refrlga^
tor. Prfrate bath and entiai^
1101 Lyttleton 8t or call l4t.
FOR RENT—Unfaralshed second floor
apartment conslsthig of Ilring room,
two bed rooms, two baths, kitchen
sad kitchenette. See or call Carl
Schloabarg, phone 800.lO^llc
^F
LOST—Ratlcpi book No. 4, issued to
Walter Clark. Cassatt, roate 1,-Aoz
111. Up
LOST—^Ration books No. 4. issued to
Jsmee Howard Sessions, Mrs. Bai
lie L. Sessions and Thomas Q. Ses
■ions, route 1, Blsney, 8. C. ]2p
LOST—Ration books No. 4, imved to
Willie Ray, J. W. Ray and Prances
Ray, Logoff, S. C., route 1, box
188. Up
WE ARE THE HEADQUARTERS for
Nttiata of Soda. We hare large
stocks of Chflean and Arcadian Ni
trate of Soda. 'Rie Soatbem Cotton
Oil company. ' Ue
LOST—Ratkm book No. 4. toned to
James McQoogh, lUO Ozmpball St,
Camden. 8. C. Up
LOST—Ration book No. 4. tosoed to
Doris L. Tolbert 182 York strsst
Caaodsn, S. C. Up
LOST—Kerqsne ooapons, issued to
Mn. Ida Mae Tofimri. 808 Mffl 8L.
Camden. 8. C. 18P
LOST—gssolino ration book, Rs-
enm to R. E. Boykin, Rembeit, 8.
CL ' 18p
lost—^Ration books No. 4, tosued to
Frtak Robinson. LsoU Robinson,
Lee Robinson and John William
Robinson. Ridgeway, 8. C. 18p
LOST—Ration books No. 4, tosoed to
Betty Jean Mitchell. Jimmy Mitcb-
eU and Billie Margaret MltcbeU,
702 Broed, <8t., Camden. 18p
LOST—Ration books S and 4, tosoed
to Oscar Ontlaw, Neszie Outlaw.
Betty Outlaw and Norman Outlaw,
Hermitage Mill. Camden. 18p
LOST—Ration book No. 4. tosoed to
Mrs. Alma Heffner, 801 Fnir street
Camden, Bi'C. ISp
LOST—Ration book No. 4, lasned to
Irene BlackwelL Hermitage MtU.
Camden, 8. C. ^ 12p
LOST—Ration books S and 4, tosaed
to Sadie 8. Boykin. Herbert R. Boy
kin. Banks Boykin. Ralph Boykin
and Viola Boykin, route 1, Lagoft,
8. C. 12p
Wanted
ATTENTION MEN—Hare yoa thrM
hoars spsre time dally, 8 a. m. to
12 noon, or 1 to 4 p. m.? Could yon
nee an extra $8 per day for the
threo hoars work? Foil tlmo work
also available. Age no handicap.
Write to J. R. Watkins. Dept S-t,
RMimond, Va. 11-Up
WANTED—All people suffering from
kidney troable or backache to try
KJddo, |L00. Money bade gnaran-
tee. At DeKalb'Phsdrmacy. SfSfp
WANTED—To taqr osed fomltiirs.
odd pleoss and gsaeral fhmUara
Camden Famltora Oo. Phone 188
Utfe
DON'T f EEO a lot of call bans! Sail
them for meat and put the money
in near pallets for flail layers. Be
sare to eee as when yoa need start
ing or growing mnshea. Wa bare
a good supply of Spartan QaaUty
All Mask Chick Starter and Grow
ing and Daralopiag Mash. Whitsker
and Co.. Camden, 8. C. 11-11
YOU WILL NEED a Uttie awre far-
tiUsar to oomiHate yoar crops. Wa
can supply you. The Sonthera Cot
ton Ofl Co. He
Farms wired for eteetricity In ItlO
totaled 841,no, bttt by 1840, this num
ber had been Increased to I.OHAU.
GET BtO MAILS GALORE—Lateet
money-making offers, opportanlUea,
erialognee. magazines, samifles, qte.,
by listlBg yoar name in oar direO'
tory. One issue 10c; 1 issaes ISc.
Reenlts goaranteed. Variety Box.
1870, Charlotte. N. C.11-ltp
PrafissMal Ai
.. .tiAessi
DDKOirS SHOE S
HAVE YOUR EHOSE RtFi
eXFBRT REFAIRRi
' ■••••■•maat «f g
Roman.
WE OUARANTEE tATitC
Ml Brand Et ^
KEREMAW LODGE NO. n,
T Re^yar Coa«
JE nm Taaeday''
m^» M<mlh.AtSP.i|
^ . UK JORm
0. J. OUTLAW, Baeratary^
BE SURE TO USE eome Potash with
Soda fqr side dressing yoar crops.
Too will find that It will pay tine
dlTidends to use this combination.
The Southara Cotton Oil Co. lie
CHICK FEED—Get a bSE « ttot fOOi
Spartan AR-Maah Starter for yepr
chicks aad gtra tham tha right atari
Only tha one feed Is all yoa nnad to
carry tham .throogh the Irat tn
weeks Boy Spartan today and
chase yoar ditek worries away.-*
Whiiakor A Company. Camdan. E
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LET US FILL yoar orders for Mixed
F^rtllfsera. Ume. Acid, Potsshes,
Sods, Cottonseed Meal. Land Plast
er and Sulphate of Ammonia. The
Southern Cotton Oil Co. He
EGGE FOR HATCHING — Ftoni s»
laeted Triple A blood-teatad atodt.
Il.es per tatting of If. VHiita Ro^a.
New Bampehlre Reds—The Camden
Floral Company, POULTRY DE
PARTMENT, located West LnnraM
Street Phone ftl. tf
WE HAVE high grade ‘Wictory Oar-
den” Fertiliser for your garden. It
come#' in 100 pound bogs. Try a
bag and yoa will need some for
your late planting. The Southern
Cotton Oil Co. lie
Whiskey imports into Panams de
clined by ona-half within a year to
approximately 500,000 quarts ralaed
at |S16.t7t.
Australia's IMS poUto crop will be
worth OTer $40,000,000 to growda,
compared with a pre-war arerage of
110,000,000.
•of Ww
WILLIAM W. EAI
Nam Yarh Lffa li
RaaMenaa Phone ftl
orriee Medleal BMp. p
kytMefow aad DeK)
Stem’s Paint S
Cad OaKaih Ebael
IrsMe nmd ORla&i
Oamad and Opaiafod I
ARCHIE A ETBIN
WANTEl
Inmdn. WaiW
op to KMNX) n
IniMi ia apper ^nrt K
coantjr. W. B. Fort, n
Cnxm^na, S. C*
Treqiaas Not
Po8ted-|20 Rei
For iMdfa,
▼ictioa ot nawnmnFa
HUNTING, CMitkc of
of Shrabhi
port of tha LkliE Eotnte,
ns tha Adams 1611 Fb
aitiinted nboot tkr sr
milas aant of lha CSty d
daa, on lha old Wire n
Houy Savafab Atlif
Cnmdoa, S. C, May H
WAR WORKERS WANTED
MEN AND WOMEN
ArWanted Inimediatel.v
-ArGood Pay—Overtime.
-AHoiising Fadfities
-ArSkilled or Unskilled
■ArTrani^ftation Pn^ram
A^Child-Care Prognun
Ar Recreation-Schools
-Alnsuraiice—Retirement
Plans ~
American Industry Is Largely Re
sponsible For The Success (K Ike
Allied Forces. American Industry
Has Produced Volumes Of Essen
tial War Material American In
dustry Has A Stidte In The War.
American Industry Cannot And
Must Not Withdraw Its StsJie At
ndsSti^e Of Hie War. It Must
Ckmtinue To Produce More And
More Gnns, Aramnni^n, Hr^
Cord, Clothing And Food To In
sure Ike Future Of American De-
CRITICAL INDUSTRY
mocracy. Yon Can Heb Your Fnt-
rk Now'b A
ore By Gomg To Woi
Whr bdnstiy.
Because of the Urgent Need
For Hre-Cord Which Is Be
ing Manufactured at Winns-
■boro Mills, the War Mhn-
Power Cmnmissbn Has C^ven
Tbs Rant tiie ffighest Labor
h the State.
APPLY AT
NEAREST UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OFFICE OB-^
OFFICE
PLOYMENT
UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY, JVINNSBORO MRLS, NmNSBORR
PeraoM Now Employed In E$8ential War Work Need Not Appty.
COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE WILL BE IN CAMDEN, THURSDAY and FRIDAY JUNE
14th and 15th—AT U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OFFICE IN AGRICULTURAL BUIUHNG
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