The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 21, 1945, Image 8

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•»AM SUl TNS OAMOtN CMWOMIOLl, CAI SOUTH CAWOUWA. FIttBAV, WTHWEH t1, 1f4e MarshaU Tells of- (Contlnuod from first pace) Th«x don’t make much money, for It doesn’t take much for them to live. They all hare their rice paddys and gardens and get along pretty welL TTiey are rery clerer with wesTlngs and band work of all sorts. “They suffered quHe a bit at the hands of the Japs. They don’t hare any lirestock and everything they Owned was taken. Some of the higher society live on what they call ranches. It Is nothing more than two or three acres of land and a hut set back in a grove of banana trees. 'They are pretty smart people and learn things fast. The teieptnme exchange is op erated by native girls. “The people don’t grow very tall and are pretty dark. ’They don’t have the same complexion as a light col ored negro. It Is something different —they are real brown and all of them have black hair. Some is naturally wavy and as far as beauty is con cerned out here I guess they would be pretty. When they reach middle age, they begin to wrinkle and really spread out They mature very early In life. A girl here 12 years old la Just as fully developed as one back home when she is 18 or 20. "It rains most of the time and ex cept for a few roads the Navy has paved and put coral on, the roads are a mess. ’The Seabees have really done a wonderful Job out here In every way, especially .the roads. ’There Is an unlimited supply of coral and It makes excellent road material for it doesn’t absort the water. “I gness that about covers the situation. I hope this will answer most of the questions you have in mind about the island. Plan Two Troops- '•Lore, Graham.’’ Reigning Favorite (Continued firom first page) of charge by their local doctors. John Murray reported on the Scout leaders training conrs^io be held this week end at Camp Barstow and urged all members who sre sble to be present St the training camp. Chairman Henry Collina reported that Shannon Heath bad tendered his resignation aa a member of the dis trict committea Executive Stevens reported on the progress that has been made toward raising tbs money for the Phillips Foundation project in the other parts of the OonneU. Henry Savage re ported on the progress be has nsade toward raising part of tfato Phillips money from Hermitage and Wateree mills, but so fisr has bad no definite committments from either mill. It was decided to have ' the .next county-wide court of honor Friday, November 9. at the Buffalo Baptist church. Members of the committee present at the meeting were Rev. Henry Col lins, Rev. John Muiray, Henry Sav age. George Mickle, W. W. Bates, R E. Stevens and W. R Chandler. Ab sentees were M. C. King, 'Thomss An- onim, Sara Karesh, S. C. McKaln, Rev. A. D. McAm, Rev. J. B. Caston. Joe F. Cline, J. C. Ewing and Frank Heath. Sweet Potato Sit- (Continned from first page) ing portion is marketed through some other group agreement also would be required that the purchaser dehydrate them for whatever use they ml^t be put . Many growers In Kershaw and other lower South Carolina counties have large plantings of these sweet pota toes for war purposes and hare been greatly demoralixedr recently by dis continuance of the war crop prodne- tlon plans. 'The new outlet means that not only will the growers have a market for at least half of the crop grown for war purposes but H also means that the Camden dehydrating plant will not have to curtail activities. BETTY GRABLE, appearing in 20th Century-Fox’s Dolly Sisters,” names Royal Crown Cola her favorite. It won her taste-test. Try it yourself. Say C for me!” TTiat’s the (piick way to get a firoety bottle of Royal Crown Cola—best by taste-test! • ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING‘CO. Stunter, S. C Photks 256 I I I Come Back Home I I I Jobs Are Waiting I I I t I I I A LOT of our patriotic neighbors left home to serve their country, either in the armed services or in war industries. If you are one of them, we want you to know there is a warm welcome and a jc^ wait- • ing for you here. We hope you will come back to make your home here among your old Inends and neighbors. This is a good town with a lot of fine people—and a fine future. MmHy oi Job§ Nora In addition to the opportuni ties here with which you are familiar, some new ones ha^ developed during the war. For instance, a lot of people around here have been making good money working in pulpwood. The tremendous war-time de mand for pulpwood will con tinue because of the civilian demand that has been piling ^up and the many, new indus trial uses that have been dis covered. Pulpw(X)d has no re conversion problem. And that is typical of most of our business here. It runs along pretty steadily-^no big upe and downs. You can enj(^ lecunty here and a nice way of living that doesn’t cost every penny you make. So come on back home to stay! Well be mighty glad and proud to have you with us again. I I I I I fo tomtbody you • wont to com* bock homo VICTORY PULPWOOD COMMITTEE 7 LOCAL COMMITTEE L. E. SMITH, (3uunnaii L. W. BOYKIN, SiM D. J. CREED . W. C McCARLEY DaCOSTA BROWN EARNEST NUntNC t ★ DONT WASn PtICIOUS fiMI • CUT VOR CNIAUTY WOOD ASwrttMBMta oadar tlUa —. b* ehaxgvd (or at tb* rat* of 1 par word. Mlalawiin eharg* iS ■ OM Ada a*t la 19 polat typa doobl* ateri Oaah mast aaeoiapaajr arfte m •karaciiiiJgmai^aiML^diwa^oooa®^ LET ME SELL ytm joar (artlUaar for grain and otbor crops- Will afr preclato your boslnaai. Tboa. N. Watara, efo John T. Netllaa’ otfloa, Camden, 8. C. SS>S9e For Sale FOR SALE—Oood kealthy outdoor, raised. ParrakeeU, attractive eolom In tme pairs at 810 a pair. F. M. Billings. 1010 Fair streeL Camden. S. C. — 1«-Ffp TRADE IN 70ur old electric reCrlger. ator while there ia still a maikeL Free appraisals giten on any new model you may sMect Ifieokrtc Service and Appliance Shop, next door to Belks. Me FOR SALE—109 acree of land. 14 mUea north of (^mden. 8. C.. known as part of the Willis ’Tmesdale estate, about 9 acre# of open land, balance in thick Umber pine, cedar, etc., 4 room house and oat buildings, some fruit trees. 'This is a good investment Mrs. Pearl ’Trueedalc, Florence, 8. C., route 2. 26-28p FOR QUICK SALE—One 1928 model Plymouth automobile, runs good and has extra good tires. Arthur Smith, 1216 Ljrttleton St., Phone S61-J, Camden. 8. C. .^8c FINE POULTRY FOR SALE-^AU parks stran ot pore Barred Rocka. 126 cockrels, rwy flnev price 1 to 9 at $2.76 each; lO to 28 at 12.60 each; M to 60 at |146 each; 61 to 100 at 12.40 each, or entire lot at $2.26 each,^ 800 young pullets, just beginning to lay. at same price aa above; also 400 young bens at same price; lUso 476 chicks, 6 weeks old and extra fme. 26 lots at 90c each; 50 Iota at 85c each; 100 lots at 80c each, or the entire lot at 76c each. Priced at farm, cannot ship. Mrs. Nell L. Smith, 1216 LytUeton St. Phone 361-J, Camden. 8. C. 28c NOW AVAILABLE—Repair parts for all make electric ranges. New high speed units carried in stock, replaces solid top units, brings your old range up-to-date. Electric Serv ice and Appliance Shop, next door to Belks. 2€c Wanted Defense Council Has Joined Ranks Of Shangra La The Kershaw County Defense Coun cil which did such splendid service during the greater part of the war period,' has become history, having been disbanded by Chairman W. R. Bonsai upon instructions from the state office. ’The Council had a balance In the bank of 11,022.63, which Mr. Bonsai has turned over to the county treas- WANTED—To buy used fumitnre. odd pieces and general fnmitura Camden Fomltnre Co. Phone 158 ' 16tfc urer. Mr. Bon.saI has expressed a deep sense of appreciation to all the vari ous workers who cooperated so splen didly In the performance of the coun cil. The black-outs were generally well executed while other activities of the council were outstanding. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a meet ing of the stockholders of Supreme Products company will be held at the office of J. Team Oettsrs, attorney at law, Camden. South CTarelina, at 10 o’clock, a. m., October 6, 1946, to consider a Resolution increasing the capital stock of said Supreme Prod ucts company from Ten Thousand (110,000.00) Dollars to not exceeding Forty Thousand ($40,000.00) Dollars, and to consider any other business that may properly come before said meeting. H. A. Rabon, Preeident Elaine Rabon, 26-29C Secretary. WANTED AT ONCE—Good, honest family, white or. colored, with 4 or 6 people to work, but would con sider smaller family. Must cars for poultry, hogs and cattle and do general farm work. Good house with electric lights and running water. References required. Would consider giving share crop tor 1948 to right family. Mrs. Nell L. Smith, 1216 L}rttIeton street, Phone S61-J, Camden, 8. C. 26 Loat — FoomI LOST—Ration books No. 4, issued to Johnnie Williams, Masie Williams, Camllar Williams and No. 3 book issued to Johnnie Williams, box 23, (Hunden, S. C. 27 CITATION State of South Carolina. County ot Kershaw. By N. C.' AmetL Probate Jndge:^ Whereas, Sybil Rhoden made suit to me to graht unto Charles W. Rhoden Letters 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, 8. C., on September 26th, next, after publi cation hereof, at 11 o’clock In the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand this 10th day of Sept., Anno Domini, 1946. 28-27c N. C. ABNVTT. Jndge of Probsto tor Kershaw Oonty TsJUIIIolMdi Lmiivt Isv ad TIsi LOST—Ration books No. 4, issued to Annie Z. Hicks, Either A. Hicks, Cartrf R. Hicks. Luclle M. Hicks, Wateree Mill, Camden, S. C. 27p LOST—Ration books No. 4, issued to Ehrs Jones, Annie Mae Jones, Steven Jones, Creor Jones. Eddie Jonee, •T,V4<rfa Jones, Junior Jones, Woodrow Jones, Willie Mae Jonee, Alice Jonee, Henry C. Jones, James Jones, David Jones, Fannie Jones and George Jones, Jr., WestvUle, route 1- 17p LOST—A pair of eye glasses, metal rim. In brown case, loat oh Gram mar school grounds. Please return to office of- SupL, Csmden. 27p LOST—Ration books No. 3, issued te Bessie Hays and Bert Hays. Jr., box 24, route 1. Camden, S. C. Re- ward offered for return. 27p LOST—Female Walker ^-bound, color white and brown, spots, wearing collar, with preacher Faulkenberry, Kershaw, 8. C., route 2, on name plate. If found please noti^ W. W. Robinson, 1201 Lyttleton St., Cam- den, 8. C., or Phone 144-W. 27p i BwaroTToi goed drug stora m DaKalb Phannacy •— Phone 98 When Your Back Hur^s * And Your Strength ■»«d Energy la Below Par R nay U emoMd by diaoHar ot kU- aay (wxVtao that panaila nnlanaiiM »««»w«lata. For tmly naay paapla toot tirad, waak aad nlaarahn eha* tha Udaun fail to rfota auan a«l atkar earn. «ttar (i— tka Yo« mtj matter mMggtmg bBckMhoL rhsulDBlic id •aw^iP^u MMmt DCGMljr BrisM* SlULT?* •f***'*^ e®*! bwalaf b aa- «®harnibUat aonatUas ia wTMg witk h® WAaajriar I Tbara akotU ba aa doobt tkat 1 sraaal kaowa traatiaiiV'irWiirtkSr^SdiSr^ Ith bSSr Wb wa^ kaa waa ooaatryi^ aSi~ tha^ anairtkliis Ian iavarakfr J. Otaa’a kaaa kaa Mad aad Doans Pills SALES AND SERVICE—CommervUl Refrigerstlon equipment. Bendiz home Isnndry equlpmenL Case fsnn mschinery. Bepslr parts for sH electric ranges. Earle L. Kirby. 418 Bast Liberty St, Sumter, S. C- • lltf TRESPASS NOTICE—Any person found hunting, fishing or trespass ing for any purpose whatsoever on the esUte lands of O. M. Gay and known as the Watts Place, the Sand Hill Place, the Morgan Place and the Dye Place, located In Kershaw Sounly, Soath Carolina, win be prosecuted to the full extent ot tb* law. Mrs. O. M. Gst, Admlnlstra- aism PnMMaUii ... Bisimss Cfiiil DIXON’S SH(HL SHOD •XPERT REPAIRIien brisu I C. ^n*s Safaslii Heulrj WE guarantee satisiactr FOR SALE—Baby chicks. Now is the time to raise your fryers for fall eating. DeKalb Bike Shop. 24-27P WILLIAM wTbAtS Special Af«ai New York Life InturwiM ( ReaWanee Phene Htg Office Medical Bldg, Ceniar Lyttleton and DeKsR WANTED—Party with aawmill to cat timber by contract. William T. Miller. 26-28C WANTED—Stenographer with some knowledge of bookkeeping. Apply. In own hand writing to, “Stenog rapher” cfo ’The Chronicle. 26c Stein’s Paint Shm East DsKalb Strsst * House Paintilif Coolnctei , Inside and Ontaids Owned and Opsrstad ■» ARCHIE J. ETEIn"^ PbonsSaSJ trlx. and M. P. Gay, Admh WANTED—All people, suffering from kidney trouble or backache to try Kiddo, 11.08. Money back guaran tee. At DeKalb Pharmacy. 86-66p CHICK FEED—Get a bagofttei Spartaa AU-Maah Startar fir' chicks and glva them the Only tha one feed Is til yds carry tham through tbs Im ' weeks Buy Spartan tste l. chase your chick wenrfisniw! Whitaker E Company, Csafia I We now have h Stock ^Sash^Doorn A •Shingles •Roll Roofing •and Moldinga Miller Lumber Cil PRE-WAR STANDMB METAL Weatherstripi S<dd and lastallad bf— E. E. YEmi The oalj factory P.O. Boallfl Florence, S. C BELTS CATiS WaS&Smm EaricLKirlv 416 Eaat Liberty SUMTER, S. e. RECAPPING Is Here To Stay because rr pats to recaf We GDarantee Our Work ChiksoB Tin Service i ■ ■ , T