University of South Carolina Libraries
. \ / mx THl CAUPlIi CMnONietl, •OUTN FflWAY. SgrTEMBEK IMS Julia Outvere Julift dUTOTi, wife of Joeeph ChareTB, died at her teae Sept 6 The deceased was a cood woman and was respected by whUe and colored. She will be freatJy missed. State Theatre KERSHAW, S. a FRIDAY, SEPT. 28 *«FLAME OF BARBARY COAST’ John Wayne and Ann Dvoralt SATURDAY. SEPT. 29 “THE AVENGING RIDER” TTM HOLT SAT., Sept. 29, 10:30 p. m. “BOSTON BLACKIE BOOKED ON SUSPiaON” Chester Morris -and Lynn Merrick MON..TUE&, OCT. 1*2 “MEDAL FOR BENNY” Dorothy Lamour and Arturo de * Cordova WEDNESDAY, OCT. 3 “SONG OF THE SARONG” Nancy Kelly and WUHam Qargan THURSDAY, OCT. 5 “COUNTER ATTACK” Paul Muni A Marguerile Chapman INSULATION... IS YOUR MOST PRACTICAL YEAR AROUND INVESTMENT! Keepinf your home com* fortably cool in the summer, saeinf fuel in the winter. INSULATE with Rock Wool Batts 3%” thinck. Insist on Batts so that you get a uni* form thickness and maxi mum insulation. ' ARCHITECTS SPECIFY BATTS. SEE ME TODAY. ESTIMATES FREE M. E. FORTE Phone 582J Bethune News Notes The streams by which this section is bound on all sides, reached record flood stace last week. The Lynches rirer trestle between Bethune and McBee was completely corered with water. The home of Mr. smd Mrs. Henry King on Lynches creek, was surround ed by water that reglatered six inches more than ever before recorded. The yard was complete^ covered and the high water covered over the bottom front step. Fhther down the BlshopvlUe high way the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A Newsom wss se surrounded by water that they had to leave by boat All of their chickens were drowned and great damage done to tbs crops, utc. Mrs. Wallace Philllpe sod liUle $oa spent the week-end in Columbia with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McLaurln. J. P. Bethune and Miss Carolyn Betkune of <%arIeston. spent Sunday here and attended the funeral of M. C. McCaskill. Mr. and R- Campbell and little daughter. Prlcilla, of Pageland, were guests of friends here Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Braawell visited their daughter. Margaret, at Queeus college, Charlotte. N. C., Sunday. John Carlson and O. W. Ehnore. USN, Charleston, spent the week-end here with their famlliee. Josh King has been discharged from the Army after more than two years service overseas in FYance and Italy. Mrs. Ralph McCaskill entertained Thursday afternoon with two tables of bridge Chicken salad'^and Coca- colas were served. High score prize was won by Miss Cecilia King, while rioalng prize went to Miss Harriett Mays. Mrs. James Brice Waters and little son of Rodman, were week-end guests of Mrs. Waters’ mother. Mrs. Pearl King. Alton Cole. USN, of Norfolk. Va., is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cole, this week. How women and girls may get wanted relief from funcifontl p^Ho^le Mrs. John Whitaker Of Mt. Pisgah, Dies i - ' Mrs. John Whitaker, 47. of the Mt. Pisgah section of Kershaw county, died Sunday afternoon at the l^esby- terian hospital in Charlotte, N. C., after a brief illness. ‘ She is survived by her husband, I John Whitaker; three dughters and ■three sons. Mm. John Broom of Fort Mill, the Misses Stella and Evelyn Whitaker of Mt. Pisgah. Pvt. John \\Tiitaker, Jr., of tlie army, Marlon land Richard of Mt. Pisgah; three step-children. Mrs. I^eo Dunlap of Lancaster, Mrs. James Griggs of lan- caster. IN^t. J. C. Whitaker, of the army; her father and mother, Mr. and I Mrs. G. B IMyler; two sisters and seven brothers, all of lancaster, and 14 grandchildren Funeral services were held at 11 o’clock Tuesday morning from the Hopewell Methodist church by the Hev. R. n Green of Mt. IMsg.-ih. Csrdal Is a liquid msdlclDs whieh Bsny woman uy bu brought raltot fttMR €PBflU>*llkB RRQII7 RAd voa atrslo of tuneUoiul portodio dlstrMs. Hart's how it may hslp: I Tskan Ukt a tooK It ahonld aUmulata appettta, aid dXt^ tMB.* thus halp build tw* mstaaet for ths "tlMf* to OMMi 2 Startad S days ba* toro “your tHst^. tl should halp loMiwa pain dua to ouray faaa* Uooal porlodlo oausoa Try Csrdul. If It balps, yoaOl bo gUd you did. , CARDUl aat taaai. awsctiowa -Drhre Carefully—Save a Life. 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 Gettys, attorney at law, Camden, South Carolina, at 10 o’clock, a. m., October 6, 1945, to consider a Resolution increasing the capital stock of said Supreme Prod ucts company from Ten Thousand ($10,000.00) Dollars to not exceeding Forty Thousand (|40.00<).00) Dollars, and to consider any other business that may properly come before said meeting. n A. Rabon, I President. Elaine Rabon, 26-29C Secretary. Weekly News Letter From lil^rty HUl. Rev. J. T. Dendy filled his appoint ment at tJ» Presbyterian cliarch on Sunday evening sA S o’clock. Mrs. Dendy, Mrs. ' McMulloy and Miss BUaab^ Dendy accxmipanled him from Rock Hill and attended senrlces here. « Miss Elisabeth Eskridge of Cheraw, spent Thursday here at Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Conningbam’s, en route to Wln- throp college, where she Is a senior. Mr. and Mrs. E J. Cunningham, Mrs. John B. Richards and son, were visiting relatives in DeCater and At lanta, Ga., last we^. Sgt. Stephen McCrae of Miami, Fla., and Pfc. John B. Curefton of Tala- haase, Fla., visHed their homes last week. Mrs. J. O. Richards has returned after a visit to her daoghtsr, Mrs. M Saols of Manning. Miss Phoebe Richcurds of Goldsboro, visited ber sister imd father over the week-end. She had as her guest. Miss Hallman of Goldsboro. Mrs. R. Frank Ehkridge and son or Cheraw, are visiting ber parents, Mr and Mrs. C. D. Cunningham. Pfc. John Henry dements leaves 'Tueeday for Fort Jackson after a 30 day furlough spent at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Clements. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Williams and children of Camden, were Sunday guests of Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Dren- nan, and Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Jones. Miss Sophie Richards of Ashwood school. Miss Callie Jones of Columbia City schools. Miss Margaret Rlchard.s of Columbia college, and Mias Marion of Sumter schools spent Sunday at their homes here. 1946 Crop Loans Are Now Available Emergency crop loans and emerg ency feed loans for 1946 are now avail able to farmers in Kershaw county. Applications for these loans are being received at Camden by L. J. Hook, field supervisor of the Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Division of the Farm Clred.it admlnlatratloQ. ’This early opening of the loan program in Kershaw county is for the benefit of those eligible farmers who need fi nancial assistance to meet the emerg encies resulting from the recent storm and flood, as well as to provide funds for financing the normal fall and early winter crop and feed require ments of farmers who can establish eligibility, Mr Hook said. As in past years, these loans will be made to farmers whose cash needs are rela tively small and who are unable to ob tain from other sources, including 1o<'rI banks and production credit as sociations, loans in amounts adequate to meet their needs. Mr. Hook pointed out that eligible farmers desiring to do so may apply now for loans to take care of their crop production needs for ^he entire 1916 season IxMins may include im mediate advances to the borrower to meet his cash requirements this fail, land the balance of the approvp<l amount, of the loan will he disbursed when the borrower needs it to finance his spring crops. Mr. Hook emphasized that these loans are not restricted to selected applicants but are available to all farmers who can establish eligibility according to the terms of the loiin regulations and the authorizing act of Congress. Hinson Beauty Shop i^ansfers The DeKalb Beauty Shop, located for the past year on East DeKalb St., next door to the poet office, has het-n transferred to the home of Mrs. Inez Hinson, proprietoress. at 806 Green strt>et, formerly known as the OlfdlHT cottage of the Kirkwood hotel group. Advartlaamanta ondar this hailing wig ba chargad for at tha rata of 1 orot par woA. Minimum ebarga M .cantn Ada aat la !• point typa doaMa ahargn Caah must socompany ardar azoapc whara cuatomar has LaAsae aocoont. For SaIo FOR SALE—One Walther and one P-38 pistol, both n<^. 1013 Lyttle- ton 8L • l^one 606^^ FOR SALE—Conservation coke heater and four tons of coke. Address In- qulriea to “M” cfo Chronicle. 38p FOR SALE—1940 Lincoln Zephyr 4 door sedan, clean and In perfect condition. 1013 Lyttleton street. Phone 606-R. FOR SALE—Baby cihkka. Now is tSa time to raiae ywir fryers for tAll eating. DeKalb Bike Shop. 28.32P FOR SALE—2,000 bushels full grain seed oats, cleaned and treated. Price $1.10 per bushel. J. G. Guy. Camden. 28-30 FOR SALE—Love birds, pretty little birds, grey winged blues with white spot on head. Now offered in true pairs at a low price of $10 a pair. Outdoor raised healthy birds. F. M. Billings, 1010 Fair St., Camden, 8. C. 28-29P FOR MLE*>I have for sale 13S.7 acres of land, now owned by the Estate of Otto Slesinger, known as a part of the Stokes land, situate In the Reedy Branch section of Lee county, containing son^e 60 acres of open land tinder cultivation, and the remainder partially open, and partly In prospective timber. Said lands being on Big Timber Branch, and adjoining lands of Singletary, of Dr. Baakin and of Massabeau. Priced for quick sale at $3,750.00. L. W. Moore, AgenL Bisfeopvllls, S. C. 2S-30C OA^m isai Going Over Big LINDA DARNELL, star of 20th Century-Fox’s '^Fallen Angel,” says,. '’Royal Crown, Col^goee over big with me because it won my taste-test!” Try it yourself. Say ”R C for me!” That’s the quick way to get a frosty bottle of Royal Crown Cola—best by taste-test! ROYAL CROWN BOTTUNG CO. Slimier, -8. G NURSE LOSES FAT SAFELY AYDS WAY Gsf itlamtr wfffcsvf §jm€b» ■at •UrchM, pouUMa, grwry. )Mt cat down. AYDS pUa te mfo. wiuibla, omUt, N« dm. No drags N* laaaUoM. - Red Cross Notes Before war activities were over, the Red Cross here in our owu Southland was called upon for one of its major duties in peacetime, disaster relief. Workers in Florida area will be busy relieving the homeless and destitute for months to come, the same call came from Kingstree, and the floods in the Fayetteville section of North Carolina, are keeping the Red Ooss on the job day and night. Camden WHS forunate, but tihe Red Cross chapter was alerted, and had disaster overtaken us, would have been pre pared to meet the situation. Thanks to the fine committee of which Col. John 'Wall is chairman. 'The A R. C. central committee has authorized the distribution of certifi cates and Insignia to volunteer and paid workers who have served Red Cross qhapter during the second World War. Certificates will be presented at such time as chapter deewns appropri ate for faithful and meritorious serv ice within the period beginning Jan. 1, 1940 and ending when the war closes. (1) Volunteer workers who have served 200 hours or longer; (2) Paid workers who have served 12 months or over; (3) Other volunteer or paid workers who in the judgment of the chapter executive committee have given effective service of special significance in leds than 200 hours for volunteers or less than 12 montha in the case of paid workers. Insignia (pins for women and but tons for men) may be purchased by members of the above classes of Red Cross workers as soon as material for mass production is available. According to Mrs. John W’sH, chair, man of volunteer services, our chap ter has accepted as hospital quota of 25 pairs of bedroom slippers. 25 hot water bottle covers, and 100 infant slips for foreign war relief, besides Quantities of wollen articles to be knitted. The war is not Over as far as the Red Cross is concerned, so come and help. Be sure and send yonr overseas service man’s Christmas box before October 14. DeKalb Pharmacy — Phone 95 CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank relatives and friends fpr the kindness shown us in the death of my wife. L. J. Walters and Family. iFOR SALE—10* acres of land, 14 milea north of Camden, S. C., known as part of the Willis Tmesdale estate, about 9 acres of open land, balance in thick timber pine, cedar, etc., 4 room bouae and out buildings, some fruit trees. 11111 Is a good investment. Mrs. Pearl Tmesdale, Florence, S. C., route 2. 26-28p LET ME'SELL you your fertiliser for grain and other crops. Will ap preciate yonr business. ’Thos. N. Watsrs, cfo John T. Nettles’ office, Camden, S. C. 2$-29c TRADE IN your old electric refriger ator while there is still a market. Free appraisals given on sny new model you may select Ihectric Service and Appliance 6bop, next door to Belkt. Me Wanted . WANTED—To rent 4-room house, in or near Camden, by first of Oct. Mrs, Ruby Peach, Weetrlile, 9. C„ route 1. -iSp WITH SEED sprouting in bolls in some sections, due to so much rain, it will be necessary to handle this cototn at a modern ginnery. The Southern qotton Oil Co. 28c WANTED—You to try Kennedy’s Ointment for piles, sores and skin diseases. Good for eoms, sttalste’s foot. Guaranteed and sold by De Kalb Pharmacy. 28-l5p WANTED—Party with sawmill to cut timber by contract. William T. MiUer. ■ 2f-28c WANTED—All people suffering from kidney tronble or backache to try Kiddo, 11.00. Money beck gnsran- tee. At DeKslb Pharmacy. f5-6Bp WANTED—To buy used fomltiire. odd pieces and general furniture. Camden Furniture Co. Phone 164 litfc Lost —• Fomid LOST—Ration book No. 4. issued to Emily S. Woodcock. 1717 Pair St.. Camden, S. C. 28p LOST—Ration book No. 4, issued to Ida Benson, route 1, box 79, Ridge way, S. C, 2«p LOST—Ration books No. 4, issued to Doctor Brown, Danetta Brown. Thel ma Brown, ’Iliomas Brown. Chrls- tene Brown and Willie Jane Brown, Camden, S. C.. route 3, box 46. 28p LOST—Ration book No. 4, Issued to Annabelle Bates, cfo. Albert Hen- son' C%mden. S. C. 28p LOST—Lemon and wiiSte pointer dog, from Ingleside plantgLion, ax Lugoff, with owner’s name on collar. Fin der notify 'Thomas Ancrum, Cam den, S. C. . 28c MHacsIUnaoas WITH SO MUCH rain It is moet essential btat you gin your cotton at a ginnery that has a drier. ’The Southern Cbtton Oil Co. 28e NOW AVAILABLE—Repair parts for all make electric ranges. New high speed nnlts carried in stock, replaces solid top units, brings* your old range up-to-date. Electric Serv ice and Appliance Shop, next door to Belks. ' ^Se NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC—In ac cordance with the provisions of Section 1785-1, Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1942, I hereby de- Clare a closed season on hunting all domestic game in the counties of Kershaw. Sumter, Richland, Orange burg, Clarendon, Berkeley, Wil liamsburg, Geor'getown and Horry effective immediately for a period of ten dhys. A. A. Richardson, Chief Game Warden. 28c SALES AND SERVICE—Commercial Refrigeration equipmunt. Bendix home laundry equipmMiL Case farm machinery. Repair part* for all electric range*. Earle L. Kirby, 415 Blast Llbprty St., Sumter, S. C. ' jitf Professional Am , ... Business oucorcs SHOE SHW HAVE YOUR SHOES REPAlStft..l expert repairmw Shat locatad 5 doors btlow a C. Dixon’s Bargain Houaa. dar tha inanagement of u, j • Rowall. *• T. WILUAM W. BATO Special Afoot Naw York Life Inturaaas Cs, Raaidanca Phono 2ti^ Off lea MadIcal'Bldg. Comar Lyttlaton and DtKaB i Stein’s Paint Eaat DaKalb Straat ^ House Painting Contnuioi Inside and Outads Ownad and Oparatad ly ARCHIE J. STEIN Phono 22SJ trlx, and M. P. Gay, Adz CHICK PEBD-<3at a baa M BsMtaa AU.Maah StarUr la SI ohleka aad Blva than tha rfgKsnl Only tha one food ia all yaa a^j carry tham through tha kg waeka Bay Spartan taSg ^ ehaaa your chick warrin Whitakor A Company, (Xa^{ We now have n ’ Stod •Sash-Doors •Shingles •Roll Roofing •and Moldings Miller Lumber Ci PRE-WAR STANDARD' . METAL Weatherstripi Sold knd Installed hf— E. E. VETTH The only factory and trainod mechaaaenl section. P.O. Box 1161 Flormice, S. C Drive Carefully—Save a Life. WEEKS to Christmas! (SPRAUNG OF yiAMJHG OVERSEAS) DIMENSIONS FOB CHRISTMAS PARCBL8 WncUT—aat t» aa- eawl S ns. LKWQTU Woe «a m- CMd U NOTS: (Fotlk) M Tea . . . yoar Christaaas pack ages to men and women « the armed services overseas MUST BE MAILED NOT LA1EB THAN October IStk! poo’t put it off .. . maU NOIT Far your i«formation, a LIMITED SUPPLY of CLAUSSHIfS famous FRUIT CAKE, for shipmomt Is now avalaUe. Let yonr gieccr hnve NOW! ClauSSen'S f-’ Caki' TRESPASS NOTICE—Any iMrson found hunting, fishing or tmpass- ing for any purpose whatsoever on the estate 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 Sounty, South Carolina, wUl be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Mrs. O. M. Gay, Adminlatrm- BELTS CMES Earle LKirby StrMt RECAPPING Is Here To Stay BECAUSE FT PAYS TO RECAP We Guafante Our Wort Clarkson Tire Seviu Wott MbJb MM