The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 30, 1945, Image 8
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Kershaw County
UIh^ News
Book Week Nov. 11th to 17th prov
ed very interesting and beneflclnl for
the Kenhsw County Library. Many
adults and dbUdren^ visited the lib
rary daring the weei; and many new
borrowers were added to' the register.
The display window down town lU-
tracted much attention, as well as the
display in the hall of the library.
Stonr-Hour Saturday morning was
conducted by Miss Ruth Bpps, EMoca-
tional Director of the Baptist Church.
Around a sand table in the childrens’
room decorated for Thanksgiving, she
told the story of the “First Thanks
giving’’ and other Thanksgiving sto
ries. read poems and sang songs suit
able for the occasion, bringing in at
the end the theme of Book«Week
“United ’Through Books”. ’There were
15 children present Story-Hour is
held each Saturday morning from 10
to 11 o’clock. All children in the city
and county in the 1st End, and Brd
grades are invited.
Will Return To
Kershaw Offlre
Lmnm-ib DryHMkiig
COUGHS
—IcMMWal OMfbt or Throat
IrrilalioM Dm Ta Coltla
The King of all cough medicines
In cold wintry Canada la Buckley's
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CANADIOL Mixture. Fast working
-triple acting Bucklev's Mixture
[ils<
quickly loosens and raises phlegm
lodged In the tubes-YClears air pas-
sp<Sd raw tissues.
sages—soothes rasp<<
one or two sips and worst coughing
spasm eases. Tou get results fast
You feel the effect laataedy.
Compounded from rare Canadian
Pine lialaam and other soothing
heating Ingredients Buckley's CANi
AT»If)ti Mixture made In 11. H. A. Is
>'iiU <'vcr
diff«T«?nt from anythlnic you <'vcr
tried. tSet u bottle today—
DeKalb Pharmacy — Phone 98
Commander John M. Brewer, U8NR
prominent surgeon of Kershaw, plans
to reopen hla office at that place and
resume bis duties on the staff of the
Camden hospital in the near future.
Released to ^active duty from the
Navy Medlcaf corps at Jacksonville,
Fla., Navy Personnel Seperation Cen
ter on Nov. 19, he returns to the prac
tice he left in February, 1943.
Senior medical officer on board the
U8S Nassau and air craft carrier from
June 1944 to July 1946, Commander
Brewer saw combat service in the
Palau Islands, in the Pbillipines and
at Iwo Jima. Prior to bis assignment
to sea duty he waa senior medical of
ficer on the Cadet Selection Board in
8t. Louis and with the Naval Air Pri
mary Training Command in Kansas
City, Mo. ’
He is a member of the 'American
medical association and was president
of the Kershaw County Medical asso
ciation in 1937. His wife and children,
Billy 8, and Jean 6, reslde-ln Kershaw..
Another son, John Jr., is a student
at the University of North Carolina.
wnt OASSH1EB
AdvsrtisesMOU uadsr uus k—ding wll
be charged for at the rate of 1 eenf
per word. MlalasaiB charge U oeata
Ads bet ia It polat type doable eharge.
cash aast eecoapsay erder except
where customer has Ledsw* aoeeuat.
Lost — Found
Library Notes
New books at the Camden Library
include; “The Yellow Room” by
Mary Roberts inehart; ‘“The White
Tower” by James R Ujlman; “Ap
pointment In Manila” by Elinor Cam-
berlain; “Oercules, My Shipmate” by
Robert Graves; “Most Secret” by
Nevil Shute.
Among the new Junior books are:
Siiipp, Snapp, Smurr and the Big
Surprise”, MaJ. Lindman; "Burlap”,
Morgan Dennis; “BldWyr the Whale".
Robert Newell; “Too Big”, Ingrl and
Edgar d’Aulalre; “Necessary Nellie”.
Charlotte Baker; -“The Year Without
A Summer”, Ethel Pa|lon.
LOST—Gold heart - shaped compact
and gold charm bracelet Reward.
Mrs. J. E. Sheffield, Camden, 8. C.
Phone •79-J. v 88-37c
Marshall Named
On United Press
All Southern Team
Places On Second Strmf In
Selection Made By Lead- -
inf News Simdicate. '
Ted Marshall, Camden football ace,
a member of the Duke University
team, was named on the second tedm
of the United Press 1945 All-Southern
conference football squad.
Along with Mershall on the second
team is Marion Butler of Clemson.
Also Bull Cagle and Footsie Wood of
the same team.
There were four Duke players chos
en on the first team, they being
Kelley Mote, ECrnest Knotts, Ed
.Sharkey and George Clark.
The Winnah!
BINta CROSBY, star of *‘Road to Utopia/’ a Paramount
picture, took the famout-Cpla taste-test, voted
Royal Crown Cola “the winnah!” 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 BOTTLING CO.
Sumter, S. C. ' Phone 256
Weekly News Letter
From Liberty Hill
Sunday*’^morning service at the
Presbyterian church was conducted
by Elder W. E. Cunningham. A
Thanksgiving offering for Thomwell
Orphanage was taken and a neat sum
was obtained.
Mrs. John O. Richards. Mr. and
Mrs. T. P. McCrae, Capt Steven Mc-
Crae and Miss Virginia McCrae, Win-
throp student, spent 'Thanksgiving
day with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Sauls of
Manning. 'They were acompanied by
Mr. Rled, Brown, Boyd of- Columbia.
Lt. Col. John E, Richards, U. S.
Army Chaplain, and son, are visiting
relatives in Decator, Oa.
Col. W. A. Floyd and family, of
Oreenville, spent Saturday here at his
old home, guests' of Mrs. P. B. Foyd
and Mr. L. A, Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McCoy and son.
Perry, of Cassatt, were here Sunday
visiting Mrs. Fred Floyd and Mrs.
Lewis Perry. ^
Mr. W. p. McDowall and sisters, of
Knights Hill, visited relatives here on
Thanksgiving evening.
Prof. A. J. and Mrs. Richards and
sons of Denmark. Mr, and Mrs. Jon
G. Richards and daughter of Florence
and Prof. J. P. Richards of Cheraw
were here over the weekend.
Mrs. O. W. Perry, Miss Christine
Perry and G. W. Perry of Lancaster,
visited relatives here Thanksgiving
evening.
Mr,, and Mrs. James McCntchen of
Blsboprllle. were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cureton, parents,
of Mrs. McCutchen. They attended
service at the Presbyterian church.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cureton, Mr.
and Mrs. Ji W. Subleit were Camden
visitors on Sstnrda>. Mr. Sublett re
turned to Danville. Va.. on Sundav
after spending several days with his
family and relatives here.
Miss Callie Jones of the Capitol
City school faculty, is a patient in a
Columbia hospital.
Several of our citizens are confin
ed to their home by sickness. Mrs.
W. Z. Hilton remains quite sick and
several cases of mumps and flu are
reported.
Lt. R. Frank Ehikridge returned
from the Fhiropean theatre of opera
tions and not from East Texts, as
erroneously reported in this column
last week.
Drive Carefully—Save a Life.
For Salo
FOR SALE—One ladies bicycle; good
tlrOs; apply 1008 Lyttleton street.
< Camden, S. C. MP
FOR SALE—Hot Point Electric
Range. Camden FHirniture Com
pany, F^one 156. 17c
FOR SALE CKEAP-^-One coal burn
ing heater; also one Simmons Auto
matic wood-burning heater. Falt-
condition. Call 419. 37p
FOR SALE—Pre-war Sterling Bicycle,
in A-1 condition,, new tiree, extra
accessories. Would make an excel
lent Christmas Gift See C. H.
CarroU, 1217 Mill Street 37p
FOR SALE—Good farm land contain
ing 24 3-4 acres in Lee County,
known as the Robert A. Reynolds
Home. If intereeted. write or see
Mrs. Sallie Reynolds, 408 DeKalb
St, Camt^en, S. C.37-38p
FOR SALE—1936 DeLuxe Ford. Good
condition. Fair tires. See C. M. An
derson, 407 West DeKalb St. 37p
ion Manhattan table, desk or bridge
$1.50 Cash. Sllvw Qneen pocket
lighter $2.66 cash, postpaid, prompt
delivery, any quantity. Associated
Brokerage Company, 48$ Hnrt
Building, Atlanta, Georgia. S7c
WANTED—^AU people suffering from
kidney tronbla or backache to try
Klddo, ILOO. Money ba<A gnaraa-
tea. At DeKalb Phsimacy. $K4ip
WANTED—To loan from $$00 to
r $5,000 on real estate. B. R. Dixon,
$27 Rutledge SL, Camden. $5-41p
WANTED—To ovy nned fnmltnra,
odd pieoee and general fnrpttnre.
Cazaden ramltnre Oo. Phone Ifl
- litfc
MinoRllaiMMNit
TRADE IN yonr old electric refriger
ator while there ia itill a market.
Free appraisals given on any new
model yon may select lilectris
Service and Appliance Shop, next
door to Belks. 26e
FOR SALE—1 clean 1938 DeLuxe 4-
Door Ford, Radio and Heater,
leather covers. See R C. Elliott at
Myers Garage. Sat, morning. 37p
FOR SALE—White Waynedot pullets.
Make wonderful layers. When
grown will weigh 51-2 to 7 lbs.
DeKalb Bike Shop. 37-38p
FOR SALE—Heart, long-leaf, well
curbing, boll weevil poisoning.
Jessie Ri^iff, R. F. D. No. 2, Cas
satt. S. 87p
FOR SALE—A chllds’ Walnut Chif-
ferobe and a large size folding
Kiddy Coop bed, $20.00 each. 007
East Hampton St. 37p
FOR SALE—Upholstered Day Bed in
good* condUion with excellent
springs. Reasonably priced. Mrs. D.
0. Houser, Mill St., pr Phone
49-W. 37c
WOOD FOR SALE—12 and 16-iDch
hard wood. Phone 666, Camden, S.
C., L. J. Guion tc Co., Lugoff, S.
C. ‘ 36c
FOR SALE—One^ Regular Farmall
Tractor on rubber; also offe 4 Disc
Atlar’s Tiller play. W. B. Fort,
Camden, S. C., R.t 3. 36-37p
FOR SALE—The Mobley place. 550
acres, will sell as a whole or divide
in small tracts to suit purchaser.
Timber, pulpwood, young pine trees,
streams, farms, six miles from Cam
den, lying on both sides of highway
No. 34 (paved). Miss Annie Mob
ley (owner), 1116 Lyttleton St.,
Camden, S. C. 36-38p
FOR SALE—Shrubbery. Large Arbor
^Vltaes. Junipers, Pyracanthas, etc.
Camillas and- Azaleas a specialty.
Mrs. Charles Emanuel, Borden Nur
sery, Rembert, S. C., Phone rural
2303. 35-46C
Wanted
WANTED—A waitre^ wTffi^some ex-
ealra
perience and health card. Apply
Roxy Cafe. Camden, 8. C. 37c
WANTED—One small Oil Heater wiUi
flue connection. Will pay good
price. Rt. 2, Box 182, Camden, 8.
C. S7-S8P
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY—Ex
cellent references. Desires position
either social or commercial. F\>r
interview wrlto X. Y., care The
Chronicle. ' 87p
WANTED—Man with electrical ex
perience to assist in shop. Apply
Electric Service and Appliance.
Shop next ^ to Belk’s Dept. Store,
(Jamden, S.' C. SStf
AGENTS WANTED—Christmas Mon
ey. Sell Cigarette Lighters. Precis-
Afte/vtoou
■r
Crisp moft crackers with nourishing
LANCE peanut butter. Keep several pack
ages on hand. For better peanut
butter sandwiches, enjoy LANCE MALT.
REMBERT'S CAMELLIAS—450 va
rieties to choose from. 12 kinds
now blooming . all sizes • some fine
specimen plants and many grafts
of -rare varieties. Come select
yours. Mrs. Robert Rembert, Rem
bert. S. C. 86tf
PraMnal Ai
•.. Bisliicssc
J. W. Bmn
Wiobaa to aniKMmes his rstu
Prsetice of Medidnc
SMTftory m c*md«
Hla offioe ia tovtporarily
the Medical Building, ^ the i
DeKalb aad Lyttleton $<
DlXON*S SHOE a
HAVE YOUR SHOES REF
EXPERT REPAIRM
•hop located $ doors I
C. Dixon'e Bargain Heu
dor the management of |
RowelL
WE GUARANTEE SATIS
S41 Broad SL cai
JUST ARRIVED—A car of Red Cedar
Shinglee. Get yours while they last
Camden Lumber Co., phone 340.
(Across tracks from Southern Cot
ton Oil Co.) S5c
I- - -- —
WHEN IN NEED of Aaphalt
Shingles, roll roofing, brick-
tex aiding, or cement, see us.
We have a large stock of
each from which to fill your
orders. Camden lAimber Co.,
phone 340. 35c
NOW yon can see the one and only
Bendlx automatic home laundry—
truly a washday miracle—does a
complete washing and yon never
wet a finger. Drop In todiay and see
this machine. Electric Service and
Appliance Co. (Next door to
Belk’s). 29c
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$o
JUST ARRIVED — Aor-A-Sol
“Bomb” D, D. T. Insecti
cide. Non-inflameble, kills
flies, mosquitoes, gnats, ants.
Bedbugs, moths, ailwer fish,
etc. Price $3.98 at J. J. New
berry’s. 36-37c
BALES AND SERVICE—Commercial
Refrigeration eqnipmeat. Bendlx
home lanndry eqnipmenL Case farm
machinery- Repair parte for all
electric i^ee. Barle L. Kirby,
415 Best Liberty SL, Somter, S.
C. fJltf
KERSHAW LODGE NO.
Regular Co
First Tuesdi
Month. At $ 1
Welcome.
' w. * L. B. JON
e. J. OUTLAW. S^tar
WILLIAM W. BA
.Special Agent
New York Life Ineursn
Residence Phone a
Office Medioal Bldg. |
Comer Lyttleton and Dek
Stein’s Paint S
East DeKalb Btrsei
House Painting Contr
Inside and Outeii
Owned and Operated
ARCHIE J. BTEIh
Phone i2SJ
PRE-WAR STANDS
METAL
Weatherstr
Sold and Installed b
E E VEIT!
The only factory eqi
and trained mechanic i
section.
P.6. Box 1161
Fl^^iriooe, S. C.
CHICK PEED—Get a bag of that good
Spartan AU-Maah Starter far year fl
chicks end give them the ri^t start
Only the one feed Is all yon aeed to
carry them throaUi the Irst tea
weeks Bay Spartaa today aad
chase your chick werrlee away.—
Whitaker A Company. Camdan. a
0; 44ahtf
Retail Meat Ma
FOR SALE:
THE HOUSE OF lANCE
New Holland,
Model 75, “Automaton’* Pickup,
self-feeding eelf-tying Baling Press.
This is the Baler of tomorrow
which revolutionizes Hay making.
Has a baling capacity up to SEV
EN TONS PER HOUR. Weighs
4900 pounds and can be handled by
any two plow farm tractor. Bee this
piece of equipment before It le sold.
Four Wheel Steel Tractor Wagons,
mounted on 600x16 tiree. Load ca
pacity three tons.
New 3 H. P. Weetinghduse Air
Compressor.
Tractor Saws for most any make
Tractor.. Saws can be mounted on
tractor or used stationary.
Marvel Lime Spreaders, mounted
on rubber ^kUpa. RoUry type. Can
. be used to dietribute linie, fertillx-
er or broadeaet seed.
Allie-Chalmers Repair Parte and
Service.
McLean Farm
Equipment
Sumter, S. C.
$6-870
•Slaughtering
•MaatCurkg
Vegeteblm * Fruite * I
and Poultry
Camden Froz
Foods, Inc.
Rutladge St.—Camdec
NOTICE
1 will ^p.ly to the
Tax Commud
Carolina
a licMiao to (varsl* a
liquor atone on 1049 I
Street, Camden, S. C.,'
the iNQonskma of
Beyerage Control Ai
im.
CUNTON E. MASSAJ
RECAPPINC
Is Here To Stay
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BECAUSE IT PAYS TO RECAf
We Guarantee Gur Work
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