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'1 > rm, cAMDiii CHwowtcn, •oirrH /M *fohn A. Orefory hM rotOTWl *v n.kotJi «fter W injM bom* 'f/ sisnamt dwiac Uie Okinawa * _ *!5jr‘^ota •«» St daya boma Jtfe »n<l aona at 721 Launns city. Pfc. Orafory aimt p-_^^or®rB«aa. He waa wounded PjJ^St Lo. France, and In Oer- _ iffAltrr B. Gaakln, husband of ^rZlle Rebecca Gaakln, Chariea- tor duty at Camp Clal- to take lCn«lneer baalc Joe U. Nelson, son of Mr. a^d j M Nelson, 1101 Broad Street, has been promoted to the STof sergeant, H was announced •^er Field- poat headquarters. 1Ira Rubin, route 1, Bethune, la final discharge Is hereby dren that one ' mtttla date, on September H IMS Margaret O. Pettna will make L'As Probate Court of Kershaw her final return aa Admlnla- of the estate of W. C. Pettus, Mssd, and on tlw same date aha to the aald Court fdr a final Si said Adminlatratrto. N. C. AEMBTT, Judge of Pnobate. 8. C.. Aug. It, 1148. with the 270th Port company in France outloadlng men and equipment bound for the Bnlted States ahd the Pacific at the port of HaTre. Cpl. Rubin has been awarded two battle stars and a bronse serriee arrowhead. CaxarUs L. Poison, Jr., sontet Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Poison of this city, re cently reported to the Naral Ahr Technical Training center at Mem. phis, Tenn., for instructions In ad ranced aviation maintenance. John H. Robinson, seaman. 2-c, son of L. Robinson, route 8, Kershaw, ■erres aboard the USS Bon Homme Richard, one of 20 aircraft carriers in an armanda of 133 coipbat ships that aided in forcing the surrender of Japan. Johnny Joy, route 1, Camden, Is with a Signal Light Cobstmction battalion now being processed near Reims, Prance, for direct shipment to the Pacific. Harry U Raley, seaman first class, son of Mrs. Pauline L. Raley, route 2, Bethune, has recelTed a letter of commendation from the commanding officer of the minecraft Teasel he was attached to for his untiring efforts In successfblly carrying out hla as. J<riia H. Mapper of Weetmie.* now with the Fifth Army -in Italy, recently was promoted from private first class to corporal. He Is (he son of Mrs. WlUle Elisabeth Napper, whose home la on route 1. WestvlUe. Private John DeBmhl; whoeo wife resides at €12 LafyeUe street, this city, and Pvt. John Davis, whoso mother resides at Bethune, were members of the 26l8t Infantry Regi ment, 3rd battalion, which recently was awarded the distinguished unit citation. " Pvt. Heyward H. Starks, West Cbes- nut street, Camden, a member of quartermaster truck company, is now being proceeaed for direct redeploy ment to the Pacific'at Camp Cleve land In the Assembly Ares command. S.Sgt. Arthur J. Poole, Camden, been awarded the 4tb Oak L«af Clus ter to his Air Medal It was announced recently. The award was made upon completion of 14S0 hours of opera tional flight. FMAVf^AUQUrr 21, tt€t PAiB ILKVIll Cassatt News Items JeQy Melds If you have no individual molds. Jellies may be molded in muiflBn tfaia. To remove* Jdly, turn pea qpride down and cover the bottom with % towel wnmf out In hot water. Drive CMefglly—Save a life. PAUL HOWJIRD IIm C#tt08l D.. H. ADDERHOLT Steel Ottitwr {S' GREAT STARS OF RADIO AND STAGE IN PERSON DIRECT FROM STATION WSM NASHVILLE- FEATURING PAUL HOWARD JIND ms ARKANSAS COTTON PICKERS with CLYDE MOODY and Many Others UNDER THEIR BIG nt Theatre CAMDEN, S. C. ONE DAY ONLY Wednesday, Sept. 5 boloRS OPEN 7i30 P.M.~-.SHOW STARTS 8:30 P.M. * Show will be located om East DeKaRb Street — Next Dooir To Stem's Paint Shop. This Is Not A Rspoat Performamco—bot an now and differsnt Unit from the last one eppeering RALPH lANP Fiddlss KshaoedSsiy WATIfB WAT80N SPECIAL Added Festive Clyde Moody *«Tlw Bop from North Carolina^ luDrociuf SveeaweM el Mrs.* C. A Mosier and daughter, Mrs. 8. T. Missis, sad Pvt. Miselle, visited Mrs. Choflin Qerst and family of Brodenton, Fla..'last week. Jack Wbtklaa, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Watkins, spent several days away from borne recently. He was accompanied home by his sister. In-Isw, Mrs. Walter ,Watkins, and young son. who are on an extended visit hera Mrs. Fleta West received a mes sage from her son, John West, of the Anqy. Monday, telling her he had arrived in the Ptates and hoped to be at home soon. Pvt Cecil Bowers of the Marine oorpe, arrived from the Pacific a few weeks ago and has been in San IMego. Calif. He reached home Saturday night for thirty days. Mrs. Bowers met her husband in San Diego and accompanied him home. Mr. and Mrs. Steve W. Bowers of Columbia, ake with their iwrents, Mr. and Mra. Steve Bowers, this week. Mrs. Emmie Marshall and two chll. dren, Bennie Sue and Joe, who have been In Holly Hill several weeks, spent Sunday here, returning to Holly Hill Sunday night Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Moslsy of Co- loiabla. have the sympathy of their frlsnds and relatives In this com- mnnfty in the tragic death of their son, S.Sgt. Johnnie A. Mosley. Jr., which occurred In s bomber crash In Texas last week. The Mosleys were residents of this immediate section before making Columbia their home. Mr. and Mra. Chas. C. Price of Vidalla, Gs.. stopped by Monday on their way home from Hartsville, to apeak to friends here. The Prices have many friends here who are al' ways delighted to see them. Sgt. J. R. Teal of Camp Butner, N. C., spent the week-end with his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. WUl Teal. Mr. and Mrs. James Msye ant dsnghter, Jerry, of Columbia, vlsitet their uncle and annt Mr. and Mrs Steve Bowers, last week- Mr. Msye has recently returned from Germany and has an honorable discharge. Rufus Teal returned from Bruns wick. Qa.. several days ago. Sgt Dehna McLaughlin of Fort Bragg, N. C., spent a few days at home last week. Miss Jessie Hbrd of Hamlet. N. <X, , was a visitor to frlewds here Suwhty^^L*^ B. L. McNeely and Norwood Hall, who have been forking in the ship yard at Brunswick, ^ Ga. several months, have returned to their homes here. Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Watkins spent several, days last week at Pawleys' Island. Mr. and Mra. Tom Granger and children of Hartsville, spent Sunday with Mrs. Cbas. Granger and family. Mitt Margaret Holland of Fort Jackson, spent the week-end at home recently. Rev. and Mrs. T. B. 'Anderson of Camden, visited friends here Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Courtney of Columbia, is spending a few days with her dsught- er, Mrs. J. R West, Jr., and family. CATES lElTS^ Earle L Kirby 415 East Liberty Street SUMTER, 8. C. Mommy and the whole family will he thrilled with Camden's Home Bakery. Baked from a special, sciea- tifically developed recipe that produces a tender, easily-cut crust and an even, fine-grained inside that is better than you can imagine. Make it a daily *'must.*' CAMDEN HOME BAKERY CAMDE-N, S.C. COmE-GROUND FRESH Carobest - - 29c lb. Fine Cup - - - 25c lb. Pee Dee - - - 20c lb. Kenny 730 - - - 26c Ib. Self Service Self Service AUGUST 29 THROUGH SEPTEMBER 8 Have You Tried Our Market... It’s A Treat A LIMITED SUPPLY OF BEEF and PORK River Herring can 21c 25 lbs. Scratch Feed - 97c 25 lbs. Grovting Mash - 1.07 25 lbs. Laying Mash - 1.07 25 lbs. Starting Mash • 1:07 Pee Dee Hog Feed - - 3.15 Lard Stands each 50c Tafts Van DjdMu Mamachfaio SPICED GRAPE JUICE CHERRIES WHOLE PEARS Pint Bottlm— AA 3.75 gaL 145 gaL 23c No Pofaito No Pomto Pork and Beans ^ 10c MEAL-PEEDEE 10 lb. bag - - - - .42 25IbJ>ag ■ ■ • ■ L05 50Ib.teg - - - - 2.07 1001b.bdg. -' - * * 4.12 Fresh Daih ^ Marita — Clannaan — Soafham BREAD lOc loaf White’ Crystal &Jt 3 for 10c JARS Quarts - - 70c case Halves - - 95c case QUAKER GRITS lie pkg. UCHT HOUSE CLEANSER 5c can itEDDEVn.'«r Star LYE 10ccan Stuibeam— 10Ib.bag-- 45 25 lb. bi^ - - LIO 50 lb. bag • - 100 lb. bag--195 Red Band— 5 D). bag - - 48 10lb.bag-- .67 25]b.bag--L66