Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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(' % ^Attt EIOHT TUB OAliOm CHBOKI CAMOBIi. BOUTH PWOAV* SEPTIMEIW 14, INg Bcthesda Presbyterian Church A. Douglas McArn, Pastor Church school at 10 a. m. Morning worship at 11:16. Everyone Is cordially inxlted. Lyttleton Street Methodist Henry F, Collins, Pastor Church school at 10 a. m. Morning worship at 11:16 a. m. First Baptist Church J. B. Gaston, Pastor. M. M. Rabon, Associate Pastor Church school at 10 a. m. Morning worship at 11:16 a. m. B. T. U. at 7:16 p. m. Evening worship at 8:30 p. m. Prayer service Wednesday, at 8:30 p. m. The public Is extended a cordial in vitation to attend each of the services. Red Cross Notes Sadie K. von Treackow The following are two ot the naany interesting reports ^1^^ cutive Brard meeting, held at A.R.C. h^idquarters. Sept. 10, 1946; jfMutrition Report: During last year’s school term, three units of Nutrition were taught to Ihe various Home Economics class es. This year, lour classes will be taught: two elementary classes for eighth grade, and two more advanced classes for those girls taking second year Home Elconomlcs. This summer, individual council was given as the Nutrition chairman had contact with the mot^iers by home-vlslting of each girl taking Home Ek*. last year. Ehi- hlblts were shown in the Home Eco nomics department this summer for the l)eneflt of those in adult classes. We hope this year to organize one of two clasKfs on Nutrition during the winter months. Mias Daniel Hinson. Nutrition . Chairman. Grace Episcopal Church Dr. Maurice Clarke, Uwtor Holy communion at 8 a. m. , Church .school service and reclstra- tlon fit 10 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon. 11:15 "A short service for the church' school m-mls'rs will be held at lO a in. in file church and will be followeil liy registration of members and as signment to classes. Home 'The News of Shepard Pfc. (leorgi C. Watts of Virginia, visited UIh wife, Mrs. Sadie Tidwell Watts Pfc. and .Mrs (burge Camp I.ee, the former of Cassatt. C. Watts. 'Mrs. J. F. Workman and daughter, Irirace Carolyn, visited Mr, and Mrs J. M. Mitchell of Columbia, recently. Mr. and Mrs. U. J. Tidwell. Mrs. F. .1. Tidwell and daughter, Ellen Reed, •svere visitors of .Mrs. Thomas Tidwell of Dillon, recently. Mrs. ninnihe Poplin J‘linings, of Idlesville, N. ('., has been siiending a few days In Cassatt visiting In the homes of .Mrs. T. H. Klllott and .Mr. and .Mrs. Retcher J. Tidwell and reelng oth'r friends and old . school mates of her girlhood days at the old Heaver Dam school. Mrs. Jennings has one son In service, a I,t. In the Air corps. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a meet ing of the stockholders of Supreme I’rmlucts eompany. will is- held at the office of .1, Team (Jettys, attorn**y at law Camden. South Carolina, at 10 <'eloi k, H. m . Oelote r O. 1045, to consider a Uesolutiun iiu l easing th*' capital stock of said Supreme Prod ucts company f’nmi Ten- Tliousaiid .(110,000 00) ihillars to not xei'eiling Forty 'rtionsiind ($-io OOo.oo) Dollars, nnd W) consider any other rmslness that may prop«‘rly come before said meeting H .A Kabon. President Riling Kubon, "'l-L’Oc Sirntarv. Nursing Report: Home Nursing committee has not had time to organize Its program for the winter. Miss Kathleen Musf, Nursing Fleld_^ representative. South eastern area. ~ was In Camden last wet k and consnlltvl with th^ Home N'lrslng ('ommltfee. Miss Nancy Zemp Keen will be back in town next month and then we bojie to start'Home Nurs ing classes at the high school. Also at the colored school if wo eon get Julia WtiphI to t»*ach. ^ye are wait ing to hear from Soutia^sttTn Area if the “Six Lessons in Care of the Sick” can be given in a longer p; rlod of time. If so. Dr. Humphries is will ing to have Miss McCaHkill and Mrs. McDowoll instruct this course in the rural districts. Mrs. Grainger Gaither. Chairman Home Nursing City b Saddened By Rhoden Demise; End Came Suddenly Cs^t TomGoodale Back In the States MAJOR FERGUSON Major Matthew Ferguson of New York and Camden, who has won Well Khcrwii Insurance Man Succumbs To A Heart Attack Camden dened last the sudtfen was immeasurably sad- Thursday when news of demise of W. B. Rhoden, North Broad street, became known. ' Mr. Rhoden, who numbered his friends by the hundreds by reason of his pleasant ptrsonality and cheery good nature was seized with a heart attack early in the morning and died honor and distinction In th© war Just;j)pfore he cofuld be taken to the Capt. Thomas E. Goodale, 41, hus band of Mrs. Otelia B. Goodale, of 1314 Fair street, Camden, has return ed from service outside the conti nental United States and la now be ing processed through the Army Ground and Service Porcee redistribu tion station in Miami Beach, where his next assignment will be deter mined. Capt-- Goodale served eight months as a company commander in the European theatre of operations. l^Tille there he was awarded the Euro pean campaign ribbon. • Before entering the service Capt. ^ Bockeye Cotton oil ^iimattl, Ohio. Hegri^ awnson college in degree. & CITATION closed ahd'who was awarded various medals and citations for his fine per'- formance “flew" into Camdfn Monday afternoon on a short leave. He was dined and feted by the “old gang" Monday evening. IN RACk CREED REPORTED TO BE The p-ilitlcal hec buzzed around the editorial sanctom of the Chronicl" Thursday and manag'd to convey in f>ee language the rumor that Dewey J. Creeil. pronKnent pulp wood deaK er. would throw his hat In the ring In the fourth ward a’.dfrmanic race next March. Wants—For Sale Received too late for regular columns lost—Ration books No. 4, issued to (’barlty Fields and Bernice Fields. 608 Hampton .St., Camden. S. C. 2(>f FOR SALE—(HmmI healthy outdoor- raised T’arrakeets, attractive colors In fru'- pairs at $10 a pair. F, M Billings. 1010 Fair strtet. Camden. 8 C. 26-27P Iwispital. -Jtlany acqnalntancfs with whom he had been chatting the afternoon be- forcj-i^rere shocked when informed of his death. The decfased leaves his widow, Mrs. Clhra W. Rhoden, a son, Charley of .Newberry, five daughters. Mrs. Kllen Rush. .Mrs. Elolse Clyburn and Giace Rhoden, all of this city; Mrs Iki .Mae Campbell of Bf nnettsvillc, and Mi?8 Sybil Rhoden, of Atlanta; nlso three sisters, Mrs, Ella Halre, Goldville; Mrs. W. H. Derrick. Dacus- ville, and Miss Merle Rhoden. Sw’an- isea; four brothirs, E E. and T. A., , of Swansea; R. L. and L. B. Rhoden, of tiolumbik. Funeral services were held from the First Baptist church Saturday affer- liuon,. Rev. J. B. CasHm officiating, assisted by Rev. M. M. Rabon and Rev. Henry F. Collins. Burial w.as in Quaker cemetery. Mr. Rhoden was one of the pioneer Insurance men of the* state and has been a reprtsentative of the Carolina T.lfe Insurance company In Camden for over a quarter of a century. state of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. By N. C. Arnett, Probate Judge: Whereas, Sybil Rhoden made suit to me to grant unto (Charles W. Rhoden lieMers of Administration of the Estate and effects of W. B. Rho- den. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the Kin- dred and Creditors of the said W. B. Rhoden, deceased, that they be and appear before me. in the Court of Probate, to be held at Camden, S. Ck, on 'September 25th, next, after publi cation hereof, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, to show cans', if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under piy.hand this 10th day of Sept., Anno Domini, 1945. 26-27c N. Cv ARNETT. Judge of Probate for Kershaw County K .>»> • >SB.:,;«< >afr.' .di I We now have in Stock • Sash-Doors •Shingles •Roll Roofing •and Moldings Miller Lumber Co. The following excerpt from a re cent letter from Miss Eileen Phelan, of London, who has serv^'d as a Vol- (inteer worker In the American Red Cross Club at “Bury St. kklmunds” (a boon to thousands of USA enlisted men) for over a year and received an A.R.C. certificate for 500 hours bf loyal service, will bo of Interest to our readers: liOndon. V.J. & V.J. pins 1 day ."We are all thinking of ‘you all’ celebrating to<lay In America. "The Americans here in liOndon are miles ahead of any of us In rejoicing and smiling and diffusing Joy. al though * veryone Is happy. "It rained tills morning and damp- em-d the Royal drive to- Parliament and soaked the thousands of onlook ers. The sun cnnie out In the after- nivm and th eAin* ricans held court with bands and songs and dances with fonflres and fireworks at Rainbow Corner. Piccadilly. The loud speak- <-rs playiMl nil the old war songs, those of 1914-1918 were the favorites, Tipperary,’ ‘I’ack I’p Your Troubles’ and ‘The Yanks Are Coming.’ ont- jside of Buckingham Palace and tlie King and QuM-n and the young Prin- ri“ses came out on the balcony many Mini' s. The Palace still has very few ' paiu's of glass and only one whole window The fin works and lamflres [‘caui'hf on' most---no light for so long the crowd felt It must liave some now. "Sotii«‘ of tln' people her«‘ do not like the Atom Boinh. hut oth rs .“(ay ‘would It have been any betti-r to have lost thousands of our own allifdj III* II in savage fighting and rusiy bay onets fb'in one ch an w ipt* out '.’’ ■■(’hnrehlll was the hero still when lit' iipp=a!vd. his cigar sticking out .'lid hjs fingers in the ‘V’ sicn’, al though the force' really put th.' 1 sh- or iroxernnient in ([ilus the wonii iit “We are wondering aboul the fut ure, (’hnrehill want m1 to work F.ng- l.iiul on Am ric.in lines. Th L.abor- er Covernni'Hl favors the Rur--1an tyle democrat y to a stMidard pat tern," FOR RENT—3room cottage with hath, stove and electric refrigerator See T. .A. Bradley, or Phone 158 oi 314-J 25p “Little Giis” Buys Roxy Cafe Lease FOR SALE—Wagoner's hand operat ed concrete form block machine Phone 461. 26c FOR SALE -Om circulating oil heat er. with outside conneetlon: In A-1 condition. Apply Mrs. B. H. Baum. 13.15 Highland Avenue. 26e FOR SALE—109 acres of land, 14 miles north of Camden S. C., known as part of the Willis Trueedale estate, about 9 acres of open land, lifilance In thick timber pine, cedar, etc., 4 room house and out buildings, some Jrnit tree-'. This Is a* good Investfnent Airs. Pearl Tniesdale, Florence, S. C.. route 2. 26-28p j Gns .Michiotis, who has been Identi fied with the restaurant business In Camden for many years and who Is a veteran of th- first world war, serv ing with the Camden company in the long struggle overseas, has purchased the lease of the Roxy Cafe from , Theodore .Million and George Klnas, ■ who reside In North Carolina. “Little Gun." as he is known to a wide following of friends and ac- puaintances has been in charge of the Roxy for the past two years. Previous to tliat tiOit he ran the old N' \v York cafe. He is an experienced restaurant operator and his fforts in (■' niden have met with much success. Mr. M R. Bnffln of the S. K Chain Store Council, was a visitor at Hdq’. recently. Mrs. Kathleen Miis' . S. E Area director, met .with the Nnrsee Aides and Home Nursing Corp'' to discuss future plans. BlllllllllllllSIlllllliillllllililllliliiS Mi;. City Transit Co., Inc. Announces The Following Schedule for- SUNDAY Beginning at 9 a. m. Buses will run at One Hour Intervals and will continue until 1 p. m. Then will begin again at 2 p. m. and will operate until 11:30 p. m. Weekly schedule will be announced ^ in a few days. COMING ATTRACTIONS Haiglar Theatre Corner Broad and Rutledge St* FRI.-SAT., SEPT. 14-15 Duncan Renaldo The Cisco Kid “OLD NEW MEXICO” N'wv Serial “Federal Operator 99” Also Cartoon ill MON.-TUES., SEPT. 17-18 ‘STANDING ROOM ONLY’ 1‘auUtt GiHllard Fml .McMurray Pat he N( ws WED.-THURS.; SEPT. 19-20 “WITHIN THESE WALLS” Thomas .Mitt In I’ .Mary Anderson lahvard lL'a\i 't “The-Monster and the Ape” Paramount News :«!llll!l!i:ilSllii!!!l!l!ll?i!l!llWlll![if] COMING ATTRACTIONS —AT— Camden Theatre FRI.-SAT.. SEPT. 14-15 “THE GREAT JOHN L.” Linda Darnell—Barbara Brit tlon and Greg .McClnn as "John L. , Sullivan" .Viso Sflected Short Subjects $AT., SEPT. 15—10:30 “THE BRIGHTON STRANGLER” John' Lo<ler—June DuPr'z SUNDAY, SEPT. 16 “EASY TO LOOK AT” Gloria .It*an Klrliy Grant S de. f"d Short Subjects ^ ^ ^ MON.-TUES., SEPT. 17-18 B tt.* Davi-'.in “THE CORN IS GREEN” .lohu Dali Joan Lorrli.g I«il'.-st News WED.-THURS., SEPT. 19-20 “LADY ON A TRAIN” . Dt’anii.u liiirhin RaljiJt lU-llamy Also N-w.s You'll like the neat way we finish our shoe m repair job*—he.^ cause our shop and workmen are e'ean at can be. 24 hour service on all repairs — but heels while you wait. D, HAYNES At Ldmansky Shoe Shop Davis & Hudson Service Sta. (One Mile East on No. 1 Highway) Shell Products - Tires and Batteries Washing, PoMiing and Sintoni^ We Call For and Deliver Your Car Tire Repairing a Specialty PHONE 316W Notice to Public In regard to the notice appearing in last week’s paper concerning the* closing of the Barber Shoes Of Camden we wish to state we are not closing On Wednesday Afternoons but will abide by the action of other business firms as to closing hours. BYRD’S BARDER SHOP Don’t Take Chances With Your Car Slippery streets and tempermental cars don’t go well together. Bring your car in to us today for a thorough winter check-up. We assure you safe winter'driving.