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'r THB CAMPtW CHBOWiCLB. CAiIDKtI. BOUTH CAWOLINA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1»4« l»AQB THRKB ^thone News Notes Conft^nce At Salem Church SiuMtor sBd vMfeond giiMts of Mr. ..d Mr*. J. N. McjLaurto were Major tad Mr« Jolui ^**1 McLaurln and thlidren. Mr. and Mrt, Laurence .Me- T^uiin and ton. at Odombia, and Mr. And Mn- Patchal McLanrin and chU- dren, of A*^eb<He. N. C.. and Mrs. John Carlson, of Ckrfnmbla. Richard McLanrin has returned tome after two years of serTlce in the European theater. John Copeland has returned from the pacific oast with' his discharge. Sunday and week-end visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Yar brough and Mrs. Margaret Marlon irere Mr. and Mrs. Boyd O'Bryan and little son. Nelson,, of Oroelyvllle, and Mr. And Mrs. Hugh Witherspoon of Msvesville. Mrs. R. B. McCasklll entertained ^Thur»>day evening with two tables of ” bridge. Mrs. C. E. Braswell received high score while Mrs. Cy Mitchell, was given bingo and floating prize to Miss Stella Betbune. Little Kathryne Sims has been In formed that her father has been pro moted to Lieutenant Colonel. Col. Sii^ Is ^11^ division in the phv>plnee and expects to be home in FeW'ary. Mis Alice Kerr of Camden, spent the ^ek-end with Miag Sara Rebecca McKinon. / Re. Neil Truesdade and- daughter, Sara Isabelle, spent Saturday and Sundy In QastooJa. Rev. Truesdell filled'he pulpit atihis church'Sunday morntg. Unn services were held Sunday morug in the Baptist church. Rev. W. V Murray, pastor of the Metho dist turch led the singing and Rev. W. liBaker, pastor of the Presbyter ian circh delivered the sermon. Mrmd Mrs. W. L. Baker, Jr., and childn of Gastonia, were week-end gueetof their parents. Rev. and Mrs. W Llaker. MnG. B. McKinnon and daughter, PeggjAnn of Martines, Oa., spent ('hrisas here with relatives. Mr.nd Mrs. Jack Easterling of McCa were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. ring Davis. RieVd McLaurln visited friends in Au^ta this week. MisUice McDonald was the guest •f reives in Hartsvllle last week. Mr. id Mrs. R. W. Hughes and Mr. aiMrs. Murdock Jones of Char- lestondsited their mother, Mrs. HeanUHilton, during the holidays. They 're accompanied home by their ther and Miss Mamie Lou Hi)tonr a short visit. Recc guests of Mr. and Mrs. >lu|!;en€uckabee were, Mrs. Elllison Huckal and son, of Sumter, Mr. and MiWlll Sewell and Mrs. Mary Huckal of Hamlet. Miss tty Hammond and James B. King w married Sunday evening at the ITeterlan manse by Rev. W. L. Baker. King is the daughter of Mr. amirs. Will Hammond. Mr. King bmcently returned from over- , seas sole and Is the youngest son of Mrs. B. King and the late Mr. King, i Mrs. B. King is visiting her daughtend family, Mr. and Mrs. Jamt« Daters, in Rodman. Mr. aMrs. John Burton are r«- The Rev. J. T. Peeler, superinten dent of the Sumter district, the Meth odist Church, will preach at Salem church, Blaney, at 4:16 p. m., Sunday,, and hold the First Quarterly Confer- once for the West Kershaw charge after the sermon. On Sunday, January 13. at 4:15 p. m., the message will be delivered by J. Harvey Witherspoon, superinten dent of the Blaney School. All are cordially invited to bo present at all servlCM. celvlng congratulations upon the ar rival of a, son, James Harley, Monday morning. Mrs. Burton before marriage was Miss Frankie Beard. Mrs. Sallie Robertson spent Christ mas with her son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Hamel Thomas in Harts- vlUe. Quite a few from here attended the wedding Sunday afternoon of Miss Elizabeth Drayton of Blshopville to D. M. Mays. Jr., in the Methodist church in Bishopvllle. .Mrs. Margaret Truesdell Brinson was notified Monday that her hus band had arrived in New York. Capt. Brinson has been overseas for 27 months. Mrs. Lois McGougan is visiting her daughter Mrs. S. C. Rochelle and Mr. Rochelle, In Durham, N. C. Forestry Quiz Contest Planned For 2 Months The tenth annual forestry quiz con test, sponsored by the South Carolina forest service, will be conducted in fifty schools throughout Kershaw county during January and February. Ra^er L. E, Smith reports the win ners of each school contest will be awarded cash prizes, and, as in the past, there will be three winners to each school contest. The contest will be held In both white and colored schools, selection of the schools will be based on woods fire problems and on the date of the last conservation program. Ranger Smith explained that every effort will be made to hold some type of forestry program in each community this year. To date nine movies have been held. Thirteen schools have co. operated in conducting programs dur ing conservation week. Contestants for the quiz contest will be selected by the principal from students in the 5th and 6th grades or, in larger schools, from those In the 6th to the 12th grades. Each con testant will be given three questions, each of which will have a value of 100. Partial credit will be allowed for Incomplete answers and ties will be run off. From Liberty HUl (Too Lat« For Last Waok) CapL John R. McCrae was here and sang at church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Cunningham, Jr., and children, attended church ser vices and were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Cunningham on Sun day. Mrs. F. B. Foyd and J. B. McCoy of C.as8att. were here Sunday accompan- led by Miss Charlotte Perry of Flori da. Captain C. D. Cunningham, Jr., of Chenute Field, 111., and Stephen McCrae. of Columbia, were here for the holidays with their parents. Pfc. H. S. Higgins Jr., arrived Fri day and Lt. and Mrs. Hill Beckham of Midland. Texas, are here for the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Higgins, Sr. NOTICE O? SHAREHOLDERS MEETING The annual meeting of the share holders of the Camden Loan & Realty Company, Camden, S. C., will be held In the directors room of the First National Bank of Camden, Camden. S. C., Wednesday afternoon. January 9th, 1946, at four o’clock. 40-42c S. W. VanLatidlngham, Treasurer NOTICE Helps build up resistance against MONTHLY FEMAU MIN When taken regulariy! LydU E. Plnkham’8 VegeUble Com pound DOES MOB* than relieve monthly pain when due to func tional periodic disturbances. It also relieves sccomF>anylng weak, tired, nervous. Jittery feelings—of such nature. Taken regularly—^Plnkhsm's Compound helps build up resistance against such monthly distress. Pink- barn's Compound is loorfh trying! Notice Is hereby given that the mercantile partnership of J. Ellison Bryant and H. E. Fann, located about one mile from the Town of Camden, State of South Carolina, has been dis solved, and the said J. Ellison Bryant is no longer a member of said firm and is not from this time. responsible for any further Indebtedness Incurred by said firm. 40-61p J. Ellison Bryant. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS All parties Indebted to the estate of Williford J. Segars are hereby noti fied to make payment to the under signed, and all parties. If-any, having claims against the said estate will present them likewise, duly attested, within the time prescribed by law. Marguerite (5. Segars, l-43p Administratrix. Jamden, S C., December 22, 1945. Drive Carefully—Save a life FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that ona month from this date, on January 12, 1946, Beulah Roberts will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw Coun ty her final return as Executrix of the estate of Edman Roberts deceas ed, and on the same date she will apply to the said (.\)urt for a final discharge as said Executrix. N. C. ARNETT, Judge of Probate, Camden, S. C.. Dec. 12, 1945. »»-42p Bronchial COUGHS Bronchial Irritations Due to Colds Ppend cents today at any good driis stove tor a bottle of Buckley’s C’A.NADIOIi Mixture. Take a couple of sips at bedtime. Feel Its Instant powerful edoctlve action spread thru throat, head and bronchial —starts at once to loosen up thick, choking phlegm, soothe raw in''’uhra!ics —nuiko hroathlng en.slor. Suffi'ieis from those persistent, na.'ity Irritating couglis or bronchial IrrllatioiiH lUie to colds find Buck- !ev'.s hriiigs <iulck and elTectIve re lief. I'ou t w. t—get Buckley's Can- n • ' ■ ' • 1, - - roHef 'nstantly. DeKALB PHARMACY, Phon* 96 Open YOUR HE ART... .^1 / V J- , < %• < , « ^ 4L. '"Cs •.VA*. ■iy m BIBLES SEZ- 4 t • *l jrhow much it takes I house and family getUnf the soap er than doing the r, where thwre's ap. So keep tum- FAT8 needed to soapt Km ff ^ *• - ».S''''t ^ . i SHARI The ai holders of of Camdt held in it afternoon, •'clock. ICE OF >ERS MEETING Meeting of the share- yrrst National Bank Iden, S. Q., will be ^tori room Tueeday 'y 8th, 1946, at four I o tw I ° ^mdingham, Csahler | KERBjiAlft^E NO. 29, A. F. Il.| U lar CommimleatloB iV.Tuasday ol Badt I ^At S P. M. Viflton G. J. 01 JONB8. W, M. ttanr •Hia ^ •Rea^fol *Scen&ndu9trial and •Ed (1 Ym») Sov^Qliiui Mo WHAT CAM you SPAKU THAT SHU CAH WUAR? # Oothing that you may consider old can bring new life to some suffering person to whom war brought despair and destitution. Goal of the Victory Clothing Collection is 100,000,000 garments, plus shoes and bedding. If your contribution seems n^ligible, bear this in mind: Every garment you give means one more human being saved from cold or sickness or possibly death. About 25,000,000 people overseas received clothing collected from Americans last spring. But for every person clothed so far, a dozen more remain virtually threadbare. Your spare clothing will be distributed free, without dis crimination, to the victims of Nazi and Jap oppression in Europe, the Philippines, and the Far East. In ’most any town or city overseas there is someone who can translate English. You can help build international friendship by writing a simple, friendly letter to pin to the clothing you contribute. Dig into your attics, trunks, and closets today ... dig out all the clothing you can spare ,,. take it to your local collection depot now. Whatm\]CanDo! 1 G«t pgathwr all th« clothing youlan sporo. 2 ToM it to your local colloction dopt immodiotoly. 3 Vepntoor somo spar# timo to yjr local committoo. Dig Oupour Spare Qothing TODAY V ov«rcOT d •!»••• V twawfart V topcop r drwm V rakw d tUrtt V «nd*rw*«t V plovw dpmfmmmt d cap* dh*dhliag Tho mhm you do tho bottor you’ll fool $3.< Hire VMAIL TODA’' be Bos B38 ne $5A)0 HECK yott vonj fir»t !•- pMM ^CTORY CLOraiNG COIIECTION for Overseas [ENRY J. KAISER National Chairman 1 . 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