Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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•PMM TWitVI MVTH CTmAV. AUGorr ^9m Attend Edu^tional tiaisses lit Cohunbia-H^ County AaibclatioB Worken Work* shop, which was held at the Univer sity Hisb School, Columbia, August 20-2S, was well attended by taterestK ed and co-operative classroom teach* era, superintendents and laymen, 'ne various group meetings: Coun ty Education Associatioa Officers, County Public Relations Officers, and County Legislative Chairmen, were of great benefit to the furtherance of education in South Carolina. Those attending from Kershaw county were: Cornelia Oliver, P, D, Baird, J. H. Witherspoon and Arthur Stokes. Banks Close Monday .Jh PIrsi National Bank and~ihe Commercial Bank of Camden will be closed Monday (Labor Day) it being a national holiday. 40>Hour Week Here The Office of Price Administration announces that effective as of Mon day, August 27. lb* 40 hour week for all employees of the local ration board is in effect. Thta means that the office of the ration board will be closed on Saturdays in the future. The office will also be closed on Monday, Sept. S, which is Labor Day. Bethaada Preabytarian Church A. Douglas McAm, Paatar Church school at 10 a. m. Momiag worship at 11 :U. Everyone is cordially invited. Qrace Epiaeepal Church Dr:' Maurice Clarke, Rector Holy communion at 8 a. m. Holy communion and address, 11:18. Wants—For Sale Wsasivad taa'iala far tumad Wadaaaiay tnoai a BMUtb's ao> joura at Myrtle Beach. WhOa at the beach Dr. CUak* conducted Busday jworshtola the Bpipeosal diarch ~*W1* « gragations at aU sarvioaa. - Dr and Mrs Maartce Clark! re- Dr. Clartie wfll rtsnme sarvlcsa at Resnnie Services Oraea diureh seat hureh seat Suadt, ^ • o'cioStm Jr' at 11:11 '*^111 bo d ebrncMta and all maasbars are prOaaut. Camden Qty Schools, Camden, S. C. Rental Price .19 .18 .22 .21 .19 .2s> .22 .19 .22 37 Uat of ElemenUry Teziboolu For 194S-46 Sale w - • Price Second Grade - The Health Parade I 03 Nomber Storiee ** Wonder World of Science Bk 2 70 The Stanford Speller (workbook) 24 Third Grade SocUl Utility Arithmetic 1 »7 Making Plans (English) 92 Health Secrets •* Wonder World of Science Bk. 8 81 The Stanford Speller (workbook) 24 Fourth Grade Social Utility Arithmetic 2 57 Atwood Thomas Oeog., Grade 4 75 HesUhfuI Wsye «5 Sharing Interests -56 Wonde^ World of Scleace 90 The Stanford Speller (workbook) 24 HillV Simplified Handwriting 18 Winston Dictionary : 1.10 Fifth Grade Social Utility Arithmetic 3 57 Exchanging Thoughts 59 Atwood Thomas Geog., Grads 5 99 Let’s Be Healthy 89 Wonder World in Science 5 - 97 The Stanford Speller (workbook) 24 Hill's Simplified Handwriting 18 Winston Dictionary 1.10 Sixth Grads Social Utility Arithmetic 4 - 57 Ebipreeslng Ideas 59 Atwood Thomas Oeog., Grade 8 1.05 Hsbtu Healthful and Safe .72 Simms South Carolina History .98 Wonder World in Science Bk. 8 '1.04 The Stanford Speller (workbook) J4 Hill’s Simplified Handwriting’ ;18 Winston Dictionary 1.19 Seventh Grade Social Utility Arithmetic 5 80 Language Experiences ^ 88 Atwood Thomas Geog.. Grad# 7 99 Wonder World in Science Bk. 7 1.24 The Stanford Speller (workbook) J4 HUl’s ,Slmpltfled Handwriting Bk. 7 18 Winston Dictionary 1.10 Growing Up Healthily 72 All first grade materials are to be SMured on recommendation of the teachcors of the first grade sections. No readers are listed because of the fact that the schools furnish a number of seta to each grade for which a charge of 25 cynta each semester Is made. Other work books may be required than those listed above. J. G. RICHARDS. Jr. WOOD FOR SALE—Hardwood, pine- wood. kindling, any leugth. Peak» Bros. Woodyard. opposite Uxe Putr* grounds. Phone 870-J. 24p FOR SALE—1989 Ford p'kknp track. Good motor, good tires, $8M. Be low coiling price. 1 electric range. See Ll T. Branham, Dusty Bend, Camden, S. C. 24c WANTED—Salesman or saleslady, with good refsrence for grocery store, Saturdays only. F. ft M. Orocery Shop, 811 Rutladga 8L 24p WITH SO MUCH wet weather in Au- gusL cotton is very green and R is essential that yon have a drier nsed on your cotton. Wa havs tbb only drlw In Kershaw county. The Southern Cotton Oil Co. 24e FOR SALE—Prigidaire, 6 fooL good as new. Call 209-R. Mrs. Paul Carriker, 002 DeSaussure St. 24e .11 .20 .33 .23 .25 WANTEO-^Competent servant for general bouse work, full or part thne. Room and private bath to live in if desired. Good salary- Phone 28r~J. or apply to 210 Qreene St. 24p .37 .19 .10 .35 .24 .38 .28 WITH A SHORT cotton crop it Is necessary that you have a good sample to get the top of the cotton market. We have a modem gin nery and your business will be ap preciated. The Southern CkHton Oil Co. 240 27 FOR SALE—187 acres with 25 open land, rest is Wbudr^^^wSited 8 miles South of Bethnne. 'flartwell Campbell place. Maple V. Hall. (Tasaatt, route 2. 24p .20 .22 .32 .43 FOR SALE—Oil beater, with inside connection, in A-1 condition. Mrs. B. H. Bsum. 1225 Highlsnd Ave., Camden, S. C. 24p .27 ,24 LOST—Black mare mule wHh lump in right side, weighs about 1100 lbs. If found notify E. Z. Gaskins, King St., C^amdsn, S. C. 24p WE ARE NOW entering our forty- fifth season in'the gin buslnees. We have s modem outfit and expert- enced gin crew. The Southern Cot ton Oil-Co. 34c Back-to-Schdol SHOE VALUES Growing Feet must be carefully fitted, given plenty of toe room to allow feet to grow straight, gently supported to keep them strong. Our Shoe Defft. knows- just how to fit your child prop erly in Famous... WEATHERBIRD, ACROBAT and SKYRmER SHOES Tan and White Saddles — Always the leader for the bobby-sox ers and a Ynighty sturdy shoe. $2.98 • $3!98 ua '’v Loafers — for Boys and Girls—built for action and rough wear. Moc’s— can take it. No matter what weather or rough wear, here^s the best bet for your ration coupon. D c P T ol NafkisHy FIRST AS USUAL Sinclair Refineries are Rushing High Octane Gas to Consumers Now. Is Better Than Pre-War Quality Oar owners can enjoy the thrill of smootii-even perfor* mance of motors through use of Eclair ReHneries 75 and 80 octane gas. nslt Tor smm Dnlif' '. SDCLAIR REFINERIES C. E. WATTS, IMstributor FAK GROUNI^ MAT. 2-,30 Camden NIGHT SHOW 8P.H Friday, August 31 DAY ONLY THE SHOW FROM THE GOLDEN WEST BRADLEY-BENSON DdNT MISS THIS BIG SHOW . —PRESENTING— PeUt»-<aADYS GILuAN—WhiMMnaawl CAN JUNGLE BRED UONS —a STEEL ARENA 8i TERRIFYING FURY — CAPTAIN ENGER AND HIS WAR DqG£i:^& PROF. LEE HOUSTON and hm BOXING KAWGANg ADOLPH DELBOSO^-Arith tha World's <Ndy Daadnf Horia FATE MANY OTHER FEATURES-^^k^elodlM Trapf*?,^ bis, Jofflers, Wire Walkara, Dogs, Fi f htfwj of Boantifu] Girls, Cootortlotii^jw Clowns, Clowns, inelndinf PIRZIE, POKEY wn* POKEY. Tex Dean PeariSnyfr And Coofress of Cowbo; Cowtown Fun Roping, Bronc Busting, with Swoedo J< Cowboy Big Outstanding People Circus Features 250 and AninuUs African Brad LIONS rx: All Now This Yoar Matinee Only hduced Price tdiM.. . ..