Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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loSaidChariejr Si“01dM4nr CAMDlll. •O^TN CAgOUW^ FEjWUAItY 11, 1»a Wm. L Goodale Buys The Pomeroy Home Ymn And A Polo Ridor For 35, Ho Wjll Ride Acam PretentKKu Estate On Broad And GroMM Street Is Transferred 50 years young and he has ’ with the «. ,n of the years of the world 2. iNo, HO, A. fa Charley UtUe, whose sklU pony and the- dexterlouanesa ndllng the maUet, has made him -turesqne figure on the turf of Irkwood field for over three dec- ,ie Cbariey has been employed le Port of BrnbarkaUtm at Char- i during the war, but next week, includes his work there and he’s . . yon guessed It— he’s go- return to Camden and take Tn the polo program, one of his friends remarked , Charley was going to de^ age stiffening JolnU to ride a bang at some of the Camden polo The Pqmwoy property, one of the finest of Camden’s outlying estates, has been sold by Mrs. R, W. Pome roy to Wm. L. Coodale of this dty. The property which lies at the comer of Broad and Qreene streets has a dwelling that is built on the lines of the south finest ante-bellum homes. — "— Mrs. Pomeroy purchased the large brick home In the Hobklrk area and it is belieyed she will make her home there when she vacates her present dwtolng. Kshop Purcdl On Methodist Hour The .first Soutjiwlde radio broad cast ot "’The Methbdtot Hour*’ wUl be heard from Maryland to ’Texas, from Florida to the Middle West, Sunday morning, February 17th. as Bishop Clare Purcell, president of the college of bishop^'of the Sontbeastom Juris diction of thp Methodist Church, speaks over an independent network Ito games, “He’s a little cuts, but boy, be sure can navigate those polo poniee. It’s going to be swell to see Charley baqk on the turf.” Drive Carefuny-:-Sav^ a life. FARMS FOR SALE 520 m.cre» oi land, 348 acree open land^ which will grow anjrthinf deeired, SVt milee froni Camden olf Bishopville road, has ample hoiuee and banu, plenty of water. Will sell as a whole or divide to suit pur chaser. ALSO: 167 acres of land near Ddkalh, S. C.; 170 acres of land on Highway No. 97; Eleven room house and lot, sixe. tOO z 420 ft. on Broad Street. . See W. B. FORT Camden, S.C It tastier bre^l urn FLEtSCHBlANN’S FRESH YEAST FUU^STRBiGTHI Fleiscfamann’s freah actum Yeiat starts worldng ri^t awayl All the strength of the yeast brings 01^ all the flavorfiil goodnees of bread. Be surer of swe^ taste—texture—fragrant fireahnesa every time! IF YOU BAKE AT HOME, iiiaiat on Fleischmann’s full-strength, fresh active Yeast with the familiar yellow label. De- pendaUe—America's favmriteryeast for over 70 years.. Farm Bnreau Is On March For'500 Members ’The Kershaw County Farm Bureau Migned a quota of 2S0 members by the state organisatiou had reared to a SiO mark and-wjUl attain.500 or beb ter by May when j^' niAminoth Jubilee event featuring a flab dinner or bar- beqne will be held. . At a meeting of the county farm .’human at the Legion hall last Mon day evening; B. H; Gardner of Be- thune was awarded a $40 price for having turned in the largest number of new members during the drive Just completed. He listed 41 new mem bers. Finlay Branham was second with 36 new members and received $30 as a cash award. ’The bureau passed a resolution ask ing all consumers to Join up with the bureau. The annual feel is but $3. The nmtter of farmer organimtion was discussed at length. It is an In teresting -fact that President L. O. Funderburks of the Kershaw bureau was one of the first farmers In the nation to advocate a union of all farmers and consumers to defeat the present epidemic of strikes. ’’Let the farmers get organised and refuse to sell any tetm products and see how long tnme strikes would last,” said Mr. Punderburke. gAQB BhlKyKN . We agree one hundred per cent with Governor.Williams when he states that the state needs a ncnorpoUtiical police force. - of 36 stations. This program orlgl- nstes from WSB in ^tlgnta and is carried by radio staAiotis In fifteen southern and western states. Dr. William F. Qullllan, Executive Secretary of the Southern Jurisdic tional Council of ’ the Methodist Church, announces that other ”Meth' odiat Hour” programs will be heard during May aniT June. This first broadcast by the Council Is in coop eration with the South Central Juris dictional Council and the Upper Rocnn. 7410 Council is a member of the Southern Rellgloms Radio Con ference, which Is composed “of the radio eommtttees of the Baptist, Presbirterian. Methodist Churches and .mpresentatlves of certain rkdlo stations. « Bishop Purcell will speak on “The Church That Is To Be.”^ He Is resi dent bishop of the Charlotte Area of the Southeastern Jurisdiction, a mem- her of the Genera! Commission on Army gad Navy Chaplains, and a member of the North Carolina Coun cil of Churches. “The Methodist Hour” will be beard here over WIS, Columbia. CITATION State of South Carolina, County, of Kwshaw. By N. C. Arnett, Probate Judge: For Sale The Old KIRKWOOD HOTEL Site with original home partly stand ing. Contains about 6 acres. Will sell with out garage in rear. See your local real estate man, SCHLOSBURG^S CAMDEN, S. C. Whereas, W. P. Sowell made suit to me to grant him Letters of Admin istration of the Est^e and effects ot John Q. Sowell. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish ail and singular the Kin dred and Creditors of the said John Q. Sowell, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Camden, S. C. on February 27tk, next, after .pabllew' tion hereof, at 11 o’clock in frie fore noon, to show canse, If any they havA why the said Administration should not be granted. / Given under my hand this 12th (Uy of February Anno Domini 1146. / N. O. ARNMTT, Judge of Probate for Korehew County Building Costs . Soar To Dizzy Top Over Estimate That post war building projects In which communities are expectant* of federal aid may be too expensive of fulfillment is the belieT of many con tractors and builders who have ob served the trend on bidding to date. Enlightening facts in this iMUliol- lar ace give in a report from the International City Managers’ associa tion, which states that bids on mnnio- Ipal projects are averaging as. high as 236 percent above cost estimates. In a survey Just completed by the Association, it is' diown that 49 cities were planning cm public works pro jects but that, no eontraots had been awarded because of high costs and Inability to sbcure materialB. 135 cities did not even receive bids for projects contemplated. At Birmingham, Mich., bids on public recreation building project were 236* percent over bids received three months before, and at that time the proposals were turned down as being too high. Up in Durham, N. C., construction on an airport hanger deivjed when a single bid exceeded the estimated cost by 100 percent. PEACE TIME AGRICULTURAL .PROGRAM OF SOUTH CAROLINA, |I94< Specials This Week CANVAS cloth! We have it in various weights. TOBACCO CLOTH. 40-inch width. NOVELTY CURTAINS, 90- in. width, $2.69 per pair. J. PAUL ROSS 932 Broad Street Seeds for Sale Kobe Lespedeza Coker 100 Wilt , Resistant Cotton Seed Over 90 Per Cent Feed and Seed Oats FuLO-Pep Feeds Baby Chicks After Febmary 9th The Camden Feed & Seed Co. SOUTH BROAD STREET Camden,' S. C. Piione 429-W MORE INCOME-BETTER FARM LIVING / POINT NO. Kh **Tdke care of the farm woodlonde, and do d better ^job tn marketing the products.^ We recommend that you pfoetice good management in your woods. Cut your timber properly. It is a Varm drop. Cut lightly and often. EQUIPMENT Sof your sea^ axea wedlgea Bs dniha grabs and wood tools here. McLean H 1081 Broad Street, Camden, S. C. I- PEACE TIME AGRICULTURAL PROGRAM OF SOUTH CAROLINA, MORE INCOME-BETTER FARM ItVING kl94f Glem^ott S'deHSuHt Se^u/ice Prepare Now for Plantnig Your Crops... We wish to urge the fanners of this section to start now to provide themselves with necessary fertilizers for Spring plantings. Due to strikes, labor shortages, transportation &cilities, beyond the conk»l-ef^ fertilizer manufacturers, many fertiliz er items are scarce and hard to get. See your dealer today and arrange for prompt delivery of your fertilizers. The heavy movement of fertilizers is due soon and everyone can not be served at that time. ' We are unloading cars of mixed fertilizers and mater ials as fast as we get same, and your dealer can supply you from our warehoused as long as we have stodee to deliver. It is very urgent that you coopeipate to insure yourself against costly delays ih your farming program. The Southern Cotton Oil Company t: , . ft', ;lA