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JHl_g^01W CMKOIIiCH. CAMPtH tOUTH CAHOllilA. PWiPAY. AUGUST iT, 1l« KJ C l c T 'i / Jokn P. Mlnc«7 WUuuiboro, JES here rr««*y- *■ Ttoittef to Kock HOL Fre«Bwn Is ▼faltln* mt Myrtle Beack. ! KtUiertoe Sheort to Tlsltlng ' ■'"j Mr« Roy Sheom In AsbeTiUe. , WUey Sheorn to now Ukinf J^llc tr*lntos at Camp Wheeler, MtU Boykin ana Dixie Bbykin Li retamed from a trip to New «*pII Hay. who apent alx weeks L’’,irt5l “ ^den Oetoenhelmer of • '".tor 10 C«.d.o ‘^iSJTwelborne of New Orleans, to hlB Uncle. Cotton Clarke, on r^J**mnce8 Kirk to Ttoltln* her Mrs. Richard Kirk, at Ingle- I ua pUnUtioxL raDUlii. Moultrie B. Bams of ftitoton, spent the week-end In wlth^ito mother, » ind Mrs. Kirk AUen of Co- Jhis. spent Sunday In Camden with ? id Mrs. James Allen. Marshall Earle of Oreenraie. k here ytoltlng her slater, Mrs. AlU- DuBoee on Fair street. I Mrs Mamie. Sullivan of Oreei^vllle, Ikthe’jnest this week of her brother, hmes Allen, and Mrs. AUw. [Mrs Eleanor Land has returned to Ladin after spending a week at the Strand hotel at Crescent beach. Mr*. Rh«tta McDowell and Miss iltotta Blakeney have returned to Cknden after a two weeks sUy In Nfv Tork. Mr and Mrs. J. W. C. Boykin are laylM lor » weeks visit at Ipiwley* l8l«»d. Their son, Henry, ac- I ecBpanied them. Mr and Mrs. Ancruto Boykin and UiIdKn and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wooten have relumed from tc visit to Pitley* Island. 1 Staff Sgt Bill Sheorn has rejoined ||M ostflt at Camp Gordon, after l■(1ldlnx a furlough of several weeks illh hk parents. I MiM Louise Ancnim, who was the iKtt of Miss Sandy Metts at Paw- jlen Island fbr ten days, returned Iktas on Wednesday. I Miss Lai Blakene^^ spent several IkT* In Atlanta and from there went Is Winston-Salem, N. C., to visit her I Mother, James Blakeney. I Mr*. Leonard Hauprich is visiting Iker ptr8t>l8, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whlt- liker, while Major Hauprich is on a I stolon to the South Pacific. I Thomas Ancrum, who spent a week jfith Captain and Mrs. William An- Icnm at Rossdhu Plantation on the |f*ccamaw, has returned to Camden. I Mrs. Willie Hinson and young |luihter. Virginia Lee, of Cassatt, |ipsot a few days in Camden last week R. RedCnwg Notes 8^e L voaTrseckcf of the Oea- with relaUvea, Mr. and Mrs. Q Rogen sad family. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Rodgers of Cas satt, had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Rodgers and family of Kershaw; and Mr. and Mrs. George Utters, Jr., and |pmlly. Miss Shannon DuBose to .In Green- ^le visiting Miss Aurelia Townes. On leaving there she expects to go to Bt^vard, N, C., where^^ke will ylslt her aunt, Mrs. WUllam' Wallis. Mrs. DeLoache Sheorn and 'little daughter are vtoltlng Mr. and Mrs. Rochelle Sheorn at Lookout Moun tain, Tenn. From tt^re they will go to Asheville .for several days. Lt. Lewis Anderson, who has been with the Glider Force In Africa, Italy, France, Holland and Germany, to now at home and has received hU dto- pkarge. Mrs. Anderson was the form er Miss Lottie Smyrl. ^ Mf*- J- K. Lang, Jr., and Mrs, Rota Blakeney returned to Camden on Saturday after a three weeks In New Tork with Mrs. Ned Williams. They also stopped In Washington to visit Mrs. J, K. Lang. Sr. Henry Garrison spent the week.«id at Pawleys Island. Mrs. Garrison to spending several weeks there with her daughter, Mrs. Whit Boykin. The Boykins have recently purchased an attractive cottage at Pawleys Island. Miss Katherine Kennedy, who to Post Librarian of the First Service Command' at Mitchell Field, ,L. I., spent several days last week with her parcnU, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Kennedy, Jr., on Fair street. Friends Were glad to see Capt. Rob ert M, Kennedy, III, of Fort Maxey, Texas, when he recently spent a five- day leave here with his family on Lyttleton street After leaving Cam den, he was to report to a port of em barkation on the west coast. Cpl. Burwell Newman and Cpl. Mack Shaylor are back home with anfflclent .points for their discharge. Mrs. Seldon Williams and sister, Josle Monroe, have returned from a visit with their nephew. Jack Boy kin,, who to studying at a radio gchool in ^inbridge, Md. While there they visited New York, Washington, D. C., and other points of interest Hr. and Mrs. William F. Buckley, who have been spending the past sev eral weeks in Camden and Augusta, Ga., returned to their home at SUaron, Conn., recently. LI. William F. Buck- ley, with whom they visited at An- gusta, has been transferred to Dallas, Texas. „ Major and Mrs. A. G. Ctorkson, Jr., are on a ten day leave.' They spent several days with Mr. and Mrs, A. G. Clarkson, Sr., and are now at Myrtle Beach. Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson of Kershaw, spent several days In Camden and have Joined the Clark sons for a vacation at the beach. Mr. and Mrs. L. Whit Boykin enter tained Informally at their new beach tral South Carolina Camp and Hoe- pital Serylce Connell on Wednesday at the Snmter Coca-Cola recreational room, waa attended by 30 members from the area. Col. vonTresekow aa council treaanrer. H. H. Heyman as delegate, Mtoa. Helen Phelpa, local secretary, Mias Ada Phelps represent ing the Junior Red Cross and' Mrs. vonTresekow representing the Ker shaw Comity chapter. Refreshments were serveld by the Canteen corps of the Sumter chapter. It was announced that at the next tneetlng of the Council, Nov. f, at Fort Jayson, ptans wfll be made for the 1945 Christmas project for the Inmates of our area, hoepiuto. Last Christmas project was a great succeas, the area raised over fllOO for gifts Md entertainment Chrtot- mas trees, etc., for the hospitalised service men. Camden’s contribution was the second largest and it is hoped all organtoatloas and chnrches and individuals will cooperate again this year. The chapter • council to now interested In making the day room for the guards at the imprisonment area at the Airport more attractive and will furnish magasines and hope to procure a radio set and chairs for them. Captain Hydrlch to the com manding officer and Lt. Webb has been transferred elsewhere. The executive board meeting was held at headquarters ’Ang. IS at 11 m. and the members had the pleas ure of Hearing Mr. Henry Savage, Jr., county chairman, State Veteran’s Ad visory Assistance program of Kershaw county explain their plans and work for the returned veteran and In what ways our Red Cross chapter could best cooperate with his committee. FAQE PIVl Weekly News Letter From liberty HiD G.K Contributed To Atomic Bomb CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Little Patsy Carolyn Branham and James Manning Rodgers, both of Ker shaw, celebrated their third birthday with a party Aug. 16, with lota of little playmates present. HEARON-HORTON Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hearon of Ker- ahaw, announce the marriage of their daughter, Louise, to Clyde Horton, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Horton of Kershaw, and who recently receiyed an honorable discharge from the U. S. Army. The wedding took place In BtohopvUle Friday, Ang. 3, at t o’clock. Following the ceremony the Aa overflow prayer and song serv ice was held-rat .the Presbyterian church TMeday nlghL celebrating the surrender of the Japs. Mrs. John E. Richards and son. had a pleasant talk with her husband. Lt Cqi. John U. Richards, in Rome. Sun day. L. P. ’Thompson and C. D. Cunning, ham were In Sumter Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cureton has received notice that their son. Lt. A. C. Cnreton, Jr., in the Philippines, has been promoted do captain. Miss Bhlrley Hilton spent last week-end in Kershaw with her uncle, W. T. Hillard. J.. B. Cnreton of Camden, spent several days last aeek with hto broth er, A. C. Cureton, ind family. Miss Faye Towne of Barnwell, to spending the week with her sister, Mrs. R. J. -Wsrdlaw, Jr. Mrs. L. P. Thompson rtolted her brother, T. H. Anderson, and family of Columbia last week. Mrs. W. Z. Hilton to taking treat ment In the York County hospital. She was accompanied to Rock Hill by Mrs. J. Abe Hilton. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Cunningham and George B. Cunningham were bnsi- aeas risitors In Florence Monday. Misses Charlotte and Sally Ward- tow, of Augusta, Oa., are visiting Mrs. R. J. Wsrdlaw, Sr. 'They were ac companied by Mrs. Capus, trained nurse, who returned home ’Thursday. Pfc. Henry 8. Higgins. Jr„ from MscDill Field, to spending a 16-day furlough wkh hto parents. Mr. and Mrs, H. 8. Higgins, who also have ^th them David 8. Higgins, SKV2-C. who spent 17 months in North Africa and Italy afld to • here on a 3(l-day leaVe. Mrsr- Bmina H. Jordan, Mrs. Cavltte Jordan and daughter, Emma Lee. of Kershaw, Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. R. C. Hunt of Naewolk, Conn., and Capt and Mrs. Cummings of Goldsboro, N C., were guests In the home of W. Z. Hilton Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Clyburn Perry and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas Liord and son of Camden, were guests Sunday of Mrs. F. B. Floy and L. A. Perry. Prof, and Mrs. A. J. Richards and son. A. J.. Jr., of Denmark, and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Richards and son of Concord. N. C., were week-end-gneets of Mlssee Llssie and LaJ Richards. Miss Mary B. Cunningham to General Electric's contribution to the atomic bomb aonodneed by Presi dent Truman, has been two-fold ac cording to Cluu'Ies E. Wilson, presi dent of the company. FlrsL that of its Isboratiwy scientists, some of whom sevwal years ago .pioneered in isolating what is known as U-S35 from the uranium atom, and secondly the development and production of new hnd important equipment necessary in the manufacture of the new bomb. “Practically every mijor apparatus plant of General Electric was put to work on the project, yet the secret was^ so closely guard^ that fewer than" 100 of Uie 166,000 people em ployed by General Electric knew what waa being made.’’ Mr. W'ilson stated. “In the explosion of an atomic bomb on Japan we have evidence that atomic energy in tremondoua quantt- Um can be released and controlled at least to the extent of causing the release to ocenr at a desired time.” he said. “It to too early to do more than speculate as to the possible peacetime use of this type of energy. It to prob able roat aa the development to car ried along, we will find ways and means of controlling and using this form of energy aa a source of heat for direct use, and perhaps for special purposes, such for example as supply ing power to drive an airplane, of an - .9£giB. g)iiiLjor,A lacomoliiA—.£ut Ja. 'dditlon to the many technical prob lems which must be solved before such an application ^ would be pt all feasible, there to also the question as to whether such peacetime use will be practical from economic standpoint. Wants—For Sale Received tee late fer regular eelumne FOR SALE—One 6-room house locat ed on large deep lot. on North Ssrs- field avenue. Call 131. 22c young couple left for a short wedding 7,7" " trip to MyrUe Beach. *1 visiting her brother. Capt. Charles CORSETS..., by Spencer • Designed for the Individual. Will be In Camden one day each week—If Intereeted, I will be glso to call. MRS. JOE McCLURE Kerahnw, S. C. P.O. Box 215 Phone 16 Mrs. Cunningham at Florence, and |R. Prank Eskridge at Cberaw. Thomas Anderson of Columbia, to I visiting hto annL Mrs. L. P. Thomp- 1 son. Mr and Mrs. R. L. Pray and daugh- I ter, Elizabeth, of Longlawn, visited I relatives here Tuesday. Abe Hilton and daughters, Shirley w«r«.f officr ci.m«t Changed Around Often But Much Battling can Was Alwajra With Same Unit Z. Hilton, a patient In the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. J. Flynn Johnston of Atlanta, Ga.. are here for a visit of several days with hto sisters. Misses When Warrant Officer Clement I“dLcmtoe ' Duncan, husband of the former Miss ^n WUlia^ and Mr. Williams of Cam- assistant signal officer for North Camp at Camp Hood, Texas, it was den. V. 9m mmmmtw 99., tlrm. rmmAm I MOjOf Wm. A. MacLaUChlln, hlS I mother and stoten of Cheater, were here last week visiting relatives. Messrs. J. B. Caret<Mi and Kirby ware joined hare C. Cnreton and Messrs. W. EL. 8. H. and C. D. Cvn he entered the army back in 1340. ’’I’ve been with the same outfit— the signal corps of the first armored I division—since I joined the he said. “In North Africa we became ^ g, V ^**®®*^®‘* *«**ttt^*. J- C. Cnretoo, of Chaster. Army—but always the same division ' * y Dnncan landed'in North Ireland in I early 1942 for a few weeks training and then he moved to Scotland and [England for further training. T didn’t see any action until we BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mn. J. D. Crawford of 1102 Broad St, annoanced the birth of a son. WUllam David, on Angnat shipped to North Africa and then I IS, 1946. Mrs. Crawford was formerly latee in Italy,” he sUted. "But -I employed as a teacher In the Midway saw plenty when I did get close to ILlHlgh school,' and Mr. Crawfbrd^ has I was on the Ansio beachhead. In j been connected with the AAA for Rome, Casino and the Arno river ac- j teveral years tlon. Our Job was to lay communlca- Ition wires prior to the fighting—it] [sure was tough—but we did it Duncan to the son of Mr. and Mrs. |j. E. Duncan of Morganfleld,-My. (7J Be besued about tn this • bow-trimmed beauty with gilt nsilheads s* an added attrao tion. Diagonal Stripe Wool and Rajon Trepaca in Grey- dove with Chinese Cherry or Coeoa Glaoe wkh Pacific Pine Grom Sises 9 to IS. fps Smart Shop / THEY’RE AT THE Wans Wii^ C*«»» *W WrU! SfilS ^•90 »wji .Tailored in tfan*gioinHip wiylfcyTl •• J****^***?? fitted OQBM. 5ii^ md do«Ui bM*Bd ^ ttto pocfisii. WiriBHk wobI md coUbb, SbmI i1 BdbfB. f^ V BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mra. John Laney announce the birth of a daughter. Margaret Judith, July *23, at the Camden hoe- pltal, home on Pawleys Island the past week-end. Among those attending were Mrs. Bland Metts, Mrs. Earl BntU, General and Mrs. Franke, Cap tain - and Mrs. William Ancrnm, Mrs. Henry Carrtoon, Jr., Mrs, Henry Car- rtoon. 3rd, and Mr. add Mrs. 'i:homas Ancrnm. Cpl. and Mrs. David W, WaUnau and daughter, Susan Betsy, are jilt ing at the homes of Mr. and Mrs; M. Barneh and Mias Sarah Wolfe. CpL Wallnaa has jnat bean transferred from Bradley Field. Conn., to Say- mour-Johnson Field, N. C. Mr, and Mrs. L. L. Wallnan ot Charlastpn. par- ents of Cpl. Wallnan, are also kste for a visit They are former Camden residenta. George Washington’s national «a-l rear began in 1774 when he waa a| del^ate to the Continental Congress. Can You Cornel Beef and Cabbage Rlthont D^ess? Tiy Hot Wmtar Naolracid To ComtarMt Aej Pwrwe Staan •ch Aadhj Mia Aid DifoadoB Never Bind what hroo^t tt ao — overeating, too audi taMklng or drinking—too Uttla rest or aleep; there’s one quick ^9j to change thin. | New Intrigue In Hats Romance mi FUMeHmgl High Blouae Crown — Forward Pillboxes — fascinating Temp-' . 1 ' lets that sit so perky back of your curls. $7.50 At oBoe pot oke way to chni teoapoonfUl of Non- Itracid in half a gUos kr hot wntar,| Igflr thoron^ly and.dnalL Relief fran Idlstreaa cemea. praoNNly in n vary Ifaw Bdnatas! . Noatraeld la now; riMWMJiiiL Sx-I Kohn's. COLUMBIA, a C ttroUsad aaS very plisianfly too. It’s {weaiorfnl! Try Neutrnald—gtro yov| lotoBnah a fl^tMg ahoM^ Oat n poak- lago today oC this mmLWtmmt raUM {for eaeoM atomaeh'mNI^- DaKnlbl iRhanwaey nad nil r \ V