The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 22, 1945, Image 8
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Parents of Smith
Boys Are Proud
' Mr. and Mra. Walter L. Smith of
route 1, Camden, hare reason to hfi
proud of. their sons, Bruce and Edward
Smith.
They have just been Informed that
Bruce Smith has been promoted from
corporal to first sergeant. He has
been orerseas for the past S4 months
and has seen service in Ehigland.
North Africa, Sicily and is now In
Italy.
Pfc. .Edward Snilth has won the
Broase Star and Purple Heart He
has been overseas II months aad has
been in England, France and is now
in Germany.
Applp Storage
In bouses without furnaces, apples
can be kept rather succesatully in
the basement If the basement baa
-a fumm:e, then it is better to leave
the apples on the back porch until
freezing temperatures^ occur.
WANTED
for Vital War Project near
KNOXVILLE; TENNESSEE
LABORERS
,4 “ ' ' ^
FARE PAID TO JOB
GOOD WAGES WITH OVERTIME. HOUSING
AND FEEDING ON THE AREA NEAR WORK.
NOW WORKING 53 HOURS PER WEEK--TIME
AND ONE HALF OVER 40 HOURS.
%
Compsuiy Represantathra Will Intarwiaw and Hira In
Aooordanca with W. M. C. Rulaa at UJJ.E.S. Offica»
CAMDEN, S. C., FROM JUNE 22, to JUNE 24, 1945.
NOTICE
Is Hereby Given That Effective July
Ist, a 15. Per Cent Penalty Will JBe
Added To Air Unpaid City Licenses.
Louise W. Boykin
City Cls^ and Treasurer
Nitrate of Soda
0
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.
Your Fertilizer Dealer Can Supply You
From Our Stock,
The Southern Cotton Oil Co.
NOTICE
Timber Owners
★ ★ ★ ★
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
small tracts, get in touch with us be
fore you sell.
.
WE ALSO BUY TIMBER LAND.
Wateree Lumber Co.
U.8.Si$malC»ep0f^*
-PMlLirPINE SCOUT—When Cspt.
Jute B. SuUth. PUttpplue uoMl, re-
oelved hlu buck puy ud ulUwuBces
•ftor three yuuru’ tutcrauMat tai a
Japaaeae prlWM euatp. ha haagbt War
Waadf I The oaptala waa waaadad an
Bataaa aad laMUpaaada la weight dar>
tag hla iaipriMumeat At tta praacat
time be la ataking a War Bead taor.
aad buya War Bands at eack-uaeettng.
'*Tbe civiliaB,” be declared, *‘ki taking
a pake at HIrohIta each time ha bayt
a War Baud.** Smith hails fram Haua-
tan, Texas.
Capt Small Finds
Quarterback For
'^e Bulldog Team
Former Camden Coach Writes
Letter From a Rocking'
«
Ocean
We have a bunch that Captain H
A. Small, former High school “aggie’
teacher, baseball and basketball oouch
la homesick.
We received s long letter from Cs#-
tain toall and it waa written abewd
ship aomewhere in the Pacific. Ap
parently Captain Small ia a good
Bailor for he speaks of the rocking
of the ship and how beautiful the
ocean looks—and we know that a sea
sick soldier will never recognise any
beauty In tbe tumbling waves of the
Pacific. Says Captain Small In hla
letter:
“Hello Skipper, how is the boy?
I’m fine.
“Tell John Villepigue I have a
quarter back for him—hla name la
Hulan Small. Jr. - —
“I hare observed-several schools In
the east and south and the qalekar I
can get my teeth in the Camden city
school system ia too slow for me.
Those teachers deserve more credit
and publicity than they get
“I read The Chronicle regularly and
I recall the good old days with the
great teams of Camden HI. I’ve seen
Greensboro, St Louis, Atlantic City,
and Philadelphia teams but give me
George West “Shot” Cox, the Lynch
boys, Stein. Watts, Cbartie McCaakfll.
Wilbert Williams. Jack Marshall aad
otheri.
’’Seems like I remember a girls
basketball team that didn’t do so
bad. ’That team was the beet in tbd
country. ■ Yes. I remember the entire
110 gamee played In four years and
how we won 101 of them. Those girls
were real playera. Pitts, Sowell. Haat-
mond, McOulrt Trapp, McDowell and
McLaod, also Minnie Sue Bruce and
Bennla SowelL
“Give my regards to Dr. West. Mr.
Richards, Marvin Reasonover, Henry
Oollins and the rest
“ni be seeing you In tbe near fu
ture. Well tbe boat Is rocking and
the ocean is beautiful, but that's all
brother.
“Best regards.
“Hulan A. Small. Captain.”
Picks Up Dirt
There’s a sound reason for sweep
ing every day with a soft brush or
hand carpet sweeper. That way, you
pick up loose dirt, lint, and threads.
Dirt left alone works down to roots
of the pile, where it takes harder
cleaning to reach it. Gritty dirt,
especially, cuts the tufts — that’a
why door mats save rugs.
State Theatre
KERSHAW, a C
FRIDAY, JUNE 22
“BOWERY TO BROAD-
WAY”
Marta Montez and. Turban Bey
SATURDAY. JUNE 23
“TEXAS MASQUERADE”
William Boyd
SAT., June 23. 10:30 p. m.
“ENTER ARSENE LUPIN”
Charles Korvin and Ella Raines
MON.-TUES.. JUNE 25-26
“TO HAVE OR HAVE
NOT*
Humphrey Bogart A Lauren Bacall
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 27
“SING ME A SONG OF
^ TEXAS”
Rosemary Lane and Tom Tyler
THURSDAY. JUNE 28
“HERE COMES THE
WAVES”
Bing Crosby and Betty Hutton
inta uBder tais k—ding wig
for at tho ratt o< 1
«kaig« Mata
4ds set la It poiat typo douklo ekargo.
Caok aust moooapaar order except
erkTe cgeteiner kee
For Solo
FOR BALE—Strips sultabls for stick
tog beans and tomatoes. Waters
Lumber'Co. 12c
FOR-SALE—Cbhisss Cling and Gol
den Jubilos peaches. $2 a bushel.
B. F. Copeland. Kershaw, S. C.
18-14P
FOR SALE—1940 Hudson. See me
after 7 p. m. Clsqde Marshall, 1310
Halle St. 14p
FOR SALE—Hileybelle peaches, |2 a
bushel. B. F. Copeland, Kershaw,
S. C. 14c
FOR SALE—Electric baby bottle ster-
liser, holds nine bottles, in perfect
condition. Apply 617-J. 14c
FOR SALE—For delicious sweet corn,
pulled fresh from stalk, lyeave ord
ers at Heymans Jewelry, Store. B.
H. Baum, Phong 326-W. 14p
ATTIC FANS
Exluiusl and Attic Fans now
arailaUe. 30 In. in stock, other
sizes shipped from Atlanta.
Dealers wanted. D. dk H. Air
Conditioninf Fan Co.. 710
Carolina Ltfe Bldf. P.O. Boa
442, Columbia, S. C.
For Rent
r \
FOR RENT—Two partly furled
rooms, 110 a month. Apply 411 Lyt-
tleton street, or call 373-W. 14c
Lost —• Found
LOST—^Ration books 3 and 4. Issued
to Lehman DuBose Hardin, Ruth
Juanita Hacdln, Gennive Hardin,
DuBose Park, route 1, Camden. S.
C. 14p
LOST—Ration books No. 4, issued to
Nathaniel Bennett, Mattie Belle
Bennett and Willie Mae Bennett.
Camden, S. route 3, box 110. 14p
LOST—Ration book No. 4. issued to
Emma Jackson, route 1, box 60,
Cassatt, S. C. 14p
LOST—Ration books No. 4, issued to
Nannie Ehrans and £11|^ Jhrans, Cam
den, S. C., route 3, box 80. 14p
LOST—Ration book No. 4, issued to
James Etta Boulwere, Ridgeway, 3.
C., route 1, Box 98. 14p
LOST—Ration books 3 and 4, Issued
to Lottie Butler, Laura Butler, Jo-
sephfbe Butler, Mamie Butler and
Gilbert Williams, 805 LytUeton St..
Camden, 8. C. 14p
LOST—“A" gasoline ration book. Re
turn to H. W. Hancock. Sanitary
Barber Shop, Camden, S. C. 14p
Bethune Youth Is
Sworn hito ASTRP
Robert J. McGee, son of Mr. R. J.
McGee of Bethune. has been sworn
Into the ASTRP Ehilisted Reserve
corps.
McGee is the first of* two qualified
students to be sworn into AOTRC
from Bethune, having qualified in tbe
Army test last April. He will begin
training in the July class of an ac
credited southern college, taking se
lected subjects of instruction as desig
nated by the Army.
Do
Leaking Ceilings
Rain Your Day?
IF SO. an expect re-ahing-
ling or DiHroofinf job ia what
yon wanL Don’t put up with
rained ceilinfa any longer!
IPs cheaper in the long run
to hawe the roof redone. A
repreaentatiwe will call at
your homa and give a free
ealimata. No obligation.
JOHNS-MANVILLE AP-
PROVED ROOFER.
NO DOWN PAYMENT
NECESSARY.
liiE.'^^TE
PImmUU '
LOST—Ration book No.
Ellen Lawbom, 910
Camden, B. C.
LOST—^Ration book Nog, 3 aad 4, Is
sued to Jesse L. OaAlas, Fire De
partment Camden. 8. C. 14p
LOST—Gas ration book A, issued to
Jesse Sowell, route 2, Jefferson, 8.
C. 14p
LOST—Ration book No. 4. issued to
Bstells Boykla, 715 York St, Cam
den, 8. C. 14p
LOST—Ration books No. 4. issued to
Dennis Csnlder, Rosalie Cauldw
and Allen Caulder, 712 Mill streeL
Camden, 8. C. 14p
LOST—Ration book No. 4, Issued to
Junior A. TrlmnsI, 901 LytUeton
St. Camden, 8. C. 14 p
LOST—^Ration book-No. 4, issued to
Sevelia H. WllUams, 616 Market
street Camden, 8. C. 14p
FOUND—One pig. came to my house
on June 1. Owner can claim same
by describing, paying feed bill and
cost of advertising. Sammle Kirk
land, Oan>den, 8. C.. route 3. 14p
Miacollanoona
WE ARE THE HEADQUARTERS for
Nitrate of Soda. "We have large
stocks of Chilean and Arcadian Ni
trate of Soda. The Southern Cotton
Oil company. 18c
THERE’S A BIG .DEMAND for
broilers and fryers! Keep your
brooders filled with chicks right on
through spring and summer. Pro
duce meat for home and market.
We have plenty of Spartan Broiler
Ration. Let us know what you
want Whitaker A Co., Camden, 8.
C. 14-16C
YOU WILL NEED a litUe mors fer
tiliser to complete yqur crops. We
can supply yon. ' The Southern Got-
ton Oil Co. ISe
INNER SPRING Mattresses for baby
cribs. Just received. Camden Fur
niture Co., Camden, 8. C. Phone
153. • 14c
BE SURE TO USE some Potash with
Soda for side dressing your crops.
You will find that it will pay fine
dividends to use this combination.
The Soothem Cotton Oil Co. lie
CHICK FEED—Get a bag of that good
Spartan All-Mash Starter for yoor
chicks and give them the right start
Only tbe one feed is all yon need to
carry them throush the irat tea
weeks Buy Spartan today aad
chase your chick worries away.^
Whitaker A Company, Camden. 8
a 4tehU
LET US FILL your orders for Mixed
Fertfllzers, Lime, Acid, Potashes,
Sodsi. Cottonseed Meal, Land Plaat-
er and Sulphate of Ammonia. The
Sonthem Cotton Oil Co. 18c
EGGS FOR HATCHmO Firom se
lected Triple A blood-tested stock.
11.00 per setting of 16. Whits Roeln.
New Hampshire Reds—Tbs Camdea
Floral Coaipany, POULTRY DE
PARTMENT. located West Laarsas
Strsef, Phone MS. tf
WE HAVE high grads “Victory Oar-
den” Fertiliser for your garden. It
comes in 100 pound bags. Try a
bag and you wUl need some for
your late planting. The Southern
Cotton Oil Co. l3o
Wanted
WANTED—Man to assist around
general appliance repair shop. Ap
ply to EH'A, cfo The Chronicle. 14c
WANTED—^An* people suffering from
kidney trouble or backache to try
Klddo, 11.00. Jdoney back guaran
tee. At DeKalb Pharmacy. S5-6lp
WANTED—To Duy used fomltura,
odd pieces and general fomitora.
Camden Fomitore Co. Phone 163
lltfo
WANTEDA T ONCE—Rawleigh Deal,
er In nearby county. Write Raw-
lelgh’s Dept SCF-181-F, Richmond.
Vk- 14b
OASS^
Professional jn
DIXON’S SHOE
HAVE YOUR SHOES
tXRlRT RERAIRrS^^
Sliee loegksd • dssra kIL
c. I^ira Baroata
manaomisnt ^ ^
RowsIL
WE GUARANTEE 8AT|«g*4w
HI Broad St
ImparUat Craii'*^
Four crops, tomatoes, s»m
green peas and snap be^2
up about 90 per cent
amount of the important —
dal crops proeeaaed In
Tremass Notid
fPoste(f-|20 Rem
For awideoce leading
friction of anyone fmM
HUNTING, Cutting of^
Remowing of Shrubh«*^
othorwiae treMMtaahw'T'
part of the Uttle Eatata,!
aa the Adama Mill^
aitnaded about six ,
miles aaat of the Gty a|
den, on tho old Wke-fidp,
Hoary Sawage. Attavai.
Camden, S. C. May 34,
I .wAniau oy tne
Southeastern Construction Co., In
Rockingham. Maximum wage scale
paid. Work week 46 to 50 hours.
Write local Ehnployment Agmcy or
contact Southeastern Construction
Co., in Rockingham, N. C. 14-llc
WILUAM. W. BA1B
Special Agant
New Yertc LEa Imurasn C|
Rea^nes Rheas ttW
Offios MsSieal Bldg. piagi
Cornea- LyttleCon and DsKaS R
Stein’s Paint Su
Bast DeKalb
Houae Painting
Inaide and Onidfi
Ownad and Opnratd %
ARCHIE J. STEIN
FLOWERS
For Ftinerab
ArtlEeiad Flowera fv f
orala ready at all ta
Mrs, J. Thomas Mu
(Near Bethune. S. C. M)
INSULATION...
IS
YOUR MOST PRACnCil^
YEAR AROUND
INVESTMENT!
Keeping your hooM <M
fortably oo<d in the
aawing fuel in the vnaltt-
INSULATE with Rock W<
Batto 3H** thinck. hAH
Batta ao that you gd a
form Boieknasa and
inum insulatioa.
ARCHITECTS SPECIFY
BATTS.
SEE ME TODAY.
ESTIMATES FREE
M.E.F0R1T
PhoaaEESJ
NOTICE
Don’t ruin your tires. Bring
them to us and let us repair
and recap them.
rr WILL BE A LONG TIME
BEFORE YOU CAN GET
NEW ONES.
Wo Guarantee Our Wort
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Claricson Tire Service