The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 07, 1945, Image 2
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TUB CAMDBII CHBOmOLB,
BOOTH CABOUIU. FBIPAY, »KFTBH»»W 7,
B«thMda Prvsbytartan Church
A. DoagUa McAm. Putpf ^
Church achool at id a. m.
Morning worship at 11:15.
E^veI7one is cordially invite.
Qracs Episcopal Church
Dr, Maurice Clarke’, Rector
Holy communion at 8 at -m.
Holy communion and address,11:15.
Lyttleton Street Methodist
Henry F. Collins^ Pastor
Church school at 10 a. m.
Morning worship at 11:15 a. m.
Purple Heart
To He. Holland
Wants—For Sak
ReealveS tee lat* far
DOMESTIC HELP WANTED—Ex
perienced woman for maid and
nurse duty wanted. Bring reference.
Mrs. Henry Sarage, Jr, 1S07 Broad
St. , 26c
WANTED—A girl to nurse two small
children in afternoons and possibly
Saturdays. In interested see Mrs.
John L, Team, 1409 Broad street, or
Phone No. 808-J. ^ *5c
Many Enroll At
Magnolia School;
Is WeU Staffed
Small Town Team
Wins the National
Junior Legion Title
Two Groceries
Cl^ ^d-Week
Pupila Receiwe Indiwidmal At
tention In ProfraaaiTe
Edncetionel Plan
iMtelby ^Downs Trenton, New
Jdrsej, In Final Game
4 to 2
At least two grocery stores of the
dty will continue the midweek Wed
nesdfy' cldeingg.
These are the Great Atlantic and
Sent Back To Texas
Wounded in two separate actions
during the final heavy fighting on
Northern. Luton, Private First Class
jawsrd E, Holland, Jr., 1306 Mill St.,
Camden, has b^n awarded the Purple
Heart with one oak leaf cluster.
Pfc. Holland is a machine gunner
in the veteran S2nd (Red Arrow( In
fantry division. He has now fully
recovered from his injuries, the first
of which he incurred during an enemy
artillery barrage. Following hi ser*
covery he returned to «ct}on and was
again wounded by shrapnel.
His wife and their daughter, Elaine,
live at the above address.
Lt. Wm, G. Major, Jr., who was
recently transferred from Pyote, Tex
as, to Kearney, Nebraska, to await
overseas assignment, has been sent
back to Pyote. He has been assigned
to a new bomb group that is being
formed 'at Pyote to patrol the Jap
anese Ebnplre along with the army of
occupation.
Red Cross Notes
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R'U'AWAPE ?
HE MT. LION, COUDAR,
MUdCAN LION^ PUMA AND
PMITHU} 18 Ai± THE
6AMt ANIMAL.
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You should be aware that in time
of stress, it is welt to be rellev-
cd of all troublesome detail.
Here, you may select the service
most suited to your Individual
taste and financial status . . . yet
be assured that the final tribute
will be performed in a moat
faultlesa and pralae<-worthy man
ner.
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FDNIKAL HOME
PHONL 103 CAM0EH,St.
September is Junior Red Cross
month back to school move
ment will find many young. hands
making comfort and recreational ar
ticles for sick and wounded service
men in military and naval hospitals,
and menu cards for Christmas for the
navy. Party favors and decorations,
booklets, etc., are made by the art
students. Our chairman. Miss Ada
Phelps, has already begun her pro
gram.
Miss Kathleen E. Muse, nursing
field representative from southeastern
area, met with members of the home
nursing and nurse’s aides corps to
discuss the program of the future.
The June issue of the prisoner of
war bulletin is the last one. August
was devoted exclusively to far eastern
prison camps and all rejoice that
these are being scrapped rapidly.
Mrs. S. Sloan Colt of New York, has
succeeded Mrs. Richard M. Blssell as
national director of volunteer special
services. Mrs. Colt is a member of
the central committee and has been
active in A. R. C. work since World
War 1. She has been deputy com
missioner for the American Red Cross
In Great Britain and Western Europe
since 1443.
Community organizations, civic, so
cial, fraternal, rural groups, church
societies and youth groups are urged
to assist in all i.i-ograms of the Red
Cross and especially in the projects
of the camp and hospital committee.
This Is your Red (Tross and the
chapter is but the channeling and co-
The Magnolia kindergarten will re:
open Monday, Oct. 1. The kinder
garten will be in charge of Miea Sara
Wolfe with Mrs. A D. McAm as
assistant and planisL
'This kindergarten enrolls
children (^ae ages bf four to six
inclusive. There are two teachers
and as the number of pupils is limit
ed to 25, each pupil is assured of in
dividual attentioii
The health of the kindergarten
group is a first consideration on the
part of the school management. A
splendid record in this particular has
been established over a period of 22
years by special attention to elimina
tion from classes of all children with
colda
The kindergarten uses the progres
sive method of teaching and Uve most
modem types of eqnlpment and ma
terials sre on hsnd. Training In
habits and citisenship through use of
various types of hsnd msterlsl and
playground eqnipment is stressed.
Flilly a third of the school period M
spent in the open sir when weather
conditions permit.
A unique feature of the school Is
the accommodation to the parents of
calling for and returning children
from and to their homes by automo
bile.
Miss Wolfe received her collegiate
training at Goueber college at Balti
more, Md., and supplementary train
ing at the University of Cincinnati
and Teachers college of Columbia
University at New York.
Mrs. • McAra attended Ward-BeJ
mont college and received a degree
in music from the Louisville Con
servatory of Music.
A new addition bousing a stoker
plant for heating has been construct^
ed at the school this year.
onjinating agency. Dayroom maga
zine rcaks and book shelves must be
kept full and up to date. Our boys
must be kept warm with wool sweat
ers, socks and gloves, hospital gar
ments must be made, layettee are In
great demand, kit bags are still need
ed. Do not think that because peace
is surely on the way, that the Red
Cross does not need your services as
much or more than ever. Please come
and help.
There was much satisfaction In
Camden last Saturday night when
radio brought the report of tha vic
tory of the Shelby, N. C.. Junior Leg
ion team in the national tournament
held at CharlottiO. C.
It was the th{t4 ^Ime In 15 years
that a North Carolina kid team has
copped the national championship.
Gastonia wo^ the title in 1935, Alb^
marie in 1940 and now in another
cycle of five years Shelby gets the
honor.
Shelby won from Trenton, N. J.,
Saturday night before the biggest
basebsll crowd in 'Charlotte history.
Trailing 2 to 0 until the seventh the
Tarheel kids asserted themBelTat in
that inning when the Trenton derense
cracked wide open.
Major League baseball scouts de
scribed the blowup of the New Jersey
team to “mob influence.’*, The record
crowd in the baseball arena was a
Shelby crowd and the clambr of the
seventh inning stretch session was so
concentrated that It blew the aplomb
clear out of the Trenton team. Up
to that seventh frame George Uyhasi
of Trenton, had allowed Shelby but
one hit. Trenton had hopped on to
Harry McKee, Shelby ace pltdiN* for
two runs on two hits and three walks
in the first Inning. Shelby tied the
count In the seventh on Trenton
errors and then sewed up the game
In the eighth with two more runs on
more boners by the opposition.
Shelby performed the amazing feat
by winning the North Carolina title
without being defeated, repeating the
feat at Sumter in the regional tourna
ment. doing the same agin in the
district event at Charleston and win
ning all its games in the final at
Charlotte. It was a great team and
a source of pride to the North Caro
lina town.
And those Shelby fans gave the
team fine support thousands making
the trip to Charlotte for every game
their boys played in.
Radiates Energy
Energy from the gun radiated
through the millions of miles of at>
mothers between it and the earth,
has sustained life since the begin
ning of time.
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DeKalb Pharmacy — Phone 95
CARETAKER WANTED
We wish to contact an aged couple, white or col
ored, or perhaps a single man, who would be interested
in living in, and looking after, a Hotel at Crescent
Beach, S. C.| about 15 miles above Mjrrtle Beach. Good
. living conditions and good salary.
Apply To Schlosburg’s
CAMDEN, S. C
Saturday Night Spedak
Crisp—New—Bed
Sheets
Xtra good quality.
2 sizee—72x99, or 81x90
1.88
each
or $3J75 per Pair
Women's Beautiful
ChenUle
Robes
Extra Heavy Woridng
7-98
and $9M each
Boys^ Long PaMs
Suits
Sizes 4 to 14
Beautiful Worsteds
7.98
We will be closed on Saturday,
Sept 8tb, until 6 p. m., on account
of Rebgious Holiday.
Opening 6 p. m.
SATURDAY, we will offer many
Special Values for 3 hours only.
We are daily receiving shipments of
new merchandise and will offer
many specials, too numerous to list
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here in....
DRESSES, SUITS, COATS
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CHnj)REN’S WEAR, etc.
£€jchcJi^
Womer^s, Novelty
Shoes
ALL LEATHER
$1 - j.so
up to $3M pr.
NOT RATIONED
OP.A. Release 107
Children's Outing
Sleepers
White, Pink, Blue
Sizes 2 to 8
95l
Boytf and Students
Sport Coats
DCPT. STORE
14
Home of Nationally Advertned Mee’chandise”
Houndstooth and Plaid
ALL SIZES
0.90
and op
OPENING SATURDAY NIGHT, 6 P. M.
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nignk wbsn yee (sd tgod, ntrvous,
slTnpsti. . use Dm's Nla
Ossa's art ospodsNy for poorly
working kklnsyt. Miftiom of boxss
srs mod svsry year. Tksy sra tocom-
iwswdsd the cowitry ovsr. Adi year
Doans Pills
I^lflc Tea comnaBT
?««« non..
wMmn of ii.;'
Storm state that their
would continue to closTifT*
day aftamoona. ^ We
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LAXATIVCf
Planning Tu Build?
Great Needs Always Produce Great Im~
provements, in all ages and conditiotu,
The growing scarcity of lumber for build
ing produced the ...
TILE and CONCRETE BLOCK
... which proved not only a good substi
tute, but a better building material, with
many advantages ever lumber, brick and
metal.
We are now taking orders for Tile and
Concrete Blocks. If you are planning U
build, let us save you hundreds of doHan,
PLACE YOUR ORDER AT ONCE
Burn Tile & Bleck Compam
East on No. 1 Highway — Fred B. McNatt, Mgr.
CAMDEN, S. C
WHITE HOUSE
MILK
ItUMHMS
tall
POOD STomsr
ENRICHED DAILY DATED
Marvel Bread ® 11c
A NATIONAL FAVORITE
Nectar Tea
A A P
Grapefruit Juice
46h>z.
can
ANN PAGE
Ketchup
RICHLAND PREPARED
Prunes
No. 2H
SKINNER'S
Raisin Bran
V-8 Cocktail
Deficious APPLES 2 lbs. M
Fresh STRING BEANS 21bs.
New Green CABBAGE perlb.^
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LETTUCi: head ^
Large Crisp CELERY stalk 1%
New White POTATOES lOlbs.
Fresh TOMATOES
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