Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I Wmiti^For Sale APEX ELECTRIC VACUUM CLKAN- ERS St Camden Hardware A Sup ply Phone 7. 49c * u . ■ey and return Ipriik tNhar eon- tenta to the Camdeu Theater, Cem- den, 8. C. ‘ 48p STRAYED—M a 1 e Cocker Spaatol (red and wklte). Reward for re turn. Ihone 189-J. Wilson MiOa 48p THE ^iX-IT SHOP—We specialise in tractor and farm machlMy repairs and maintenance on the fam. If ponsMe. We also do onto repair and minor repairs on electricnl and other appUanoee. Odd Joba ti^en. Located at comer of York and MflL E. R. FTeltag;, Jr., A. R. Mayer, Jr. ' ' 48p WANTED—Fnll time girl for tcmar tain work. Apply J- J. Nowbsrry Store. FOR SALE—One deep weO water system, Camden Hardware and Sup ply Co. 48c LOST—Automobile keys ia leather case. Reward if r^umed to Ed ward H. Leadley, 1709 Fa to StreeL or phone 280-W. 48p TOBACCO TRANSPLANTERS aro now available at Camden Hardware A Supply Co., Phonot^ 7. 48c LOST—Sabday nighL Ladtoa* Red * Pocketbook. Finder may keep mo- Drbn CtfufoDY—Satu a lifn. I^bytei^ Missionaries To Be Here Simday \ On Snnday, February 17, the Rot. and Mrs. Ira M. Moore, Presbyteriaa Missionaries to Africa, will be at Betbesda. Mra. Moore will spaak at the church aehocri at ten A m. aa4 Mr. Moore will speak at the morning serrice at eleren fifteen. Ehreryone is cordially inrited to hear them. f t. ('Jm 4:' s ■A Si,- spring SUIT SHOW 'J r COSTUME SUITS STARRED.., from •40 to M First’ for the Spring parade—our prizjB- winning costume suits! New shirt-waist y stars, dressmaker cardigans, soft little suits—slim tailleurs, too! Choose yours . in stripes, solids. All designed to flatter you—^keep your budget happy! WINTCR SPORT* RntlRWlW The winter and eariy spriaf jMTogram arranged at - this «iinn]ffldty is attracting attwitioii Of jiibciety of many cttlss and oommnn^ ties thronghoot the Eastern and Soathem states. With equestraln erents. for which Camden is famous, in the discord lor the dn»*tlon of the wsr, the orsr- growing winter c<dony has been ob liged to find recreation and enerdse in gdfing orer what to now one of the most attractlTo courses in the south, horse back riding orer many hundreds of mfles of trails, hunting and hiking. But the return to thO equestrain program to now in the making. Already there are many horses in training here for the soreral shows, hunter trials, hunts, etc., contemplat ed for the balance of the season. In dications at this time make the run ning of the Carolina cup on the first Saturday in April, almost a certain- tjr. Two horse shows, one this month and the second in t March are already on the program. Polo, which before the war, at tracted throngs of from four to Ato thoufand spectators to Kirkwood arena Sunday afternoons, will be re sumed February 17, when the Cam den Town team, consisting of Thomas Daniels and Jack Daniels of 3t. Paul, linn., Darid Williams of Camden. John Hill and Carl Ughtfoot of Camden meet the Augusta, Ga.,. team In the first of a series of four games. The Devine cup tumament will be played In March and the Russell Memorial cup event will be staged here in APf*- Cyril Harrison, famous 8 goal play er. M. B. Burns, C. P. DuBoee. Jr., Joe Bates and Ancrum Boykin will be seeu in action with the Canui^ Yellow Jackets. In the various tournament erents it to believed that teams from Port Jackson. Plnrtiurst and Augusta wlH participate. The Camden County club, owned and operated by Camden business and profeesioal men, is planning the con struction of a Colonial type club house ad also a guest cottage. The Court Inn. Camden’s only tour ist hotel now, since the rasing of the historic Kirkwood and Hobklrk hotel- eries. Is enjoying one of the most successful season’s in its history. The Inn is under the management Miss Ethel Tateg who is assisted by Miss LJllian Yates. The hotel was entire- It renovated last summer and-fall and the atmosphere is most pleasing to the exacting and discriminating guests. There have been many changes in the winter colony, with some of the old magniflcent ante-bellum mansions changing ownership this year. SUMMONS State of South Carolina. County of Kershaw. Court of Common Pleu. Anna Dow, Plaintiff, —Vs.— Tinna Dow Blair, Charlotte Dow Hunter, Samuel Dow, Adam Dow, Robert Dow, Rosa Lm Dow S3y, Wilbur Dow. Etorline Dow, and Sandi Dow Hunter. Defendants. TO; ROBERT DOW, ADAM DOW, ROSA LEE DOW ELY, DEFEND ANTS: You are hereby summoned and rs- qnired to answer the complaint In action which was filed. In the ofAce of the clerk of court for Ker shaw County on the' 4th day of Feb ruary. 1946. and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their office in the City of Camden, County and State aforesaid, within Twmity (SO) days after service hereof upon you, exclusive of the day of such service, and if you fail to answer the com plaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action wlU-apply to the Court for relief demanddd in the Complaint ^ ' SAVAGE A MARION. Plaintiffs attorneys. Camden, 8. C.. February IS, 1946, Teas and Parti) Fred Kirby, aoa cf Mr ^ ARen Kirby of ‘*Mlllba^’^ ^ ed at a small party on SunJ? noon. He has reesatly —tnlLr’ discharge from the Navy tend Harvard buMness schooL * The <}ardeD Clab met oTw. afternoon at the home of R, Pomeroy. Dr. Robert qSII 'Ck>lnmbla shoared moving pw*! color of the Cypiass Gardms dens la Camden, and sotn^^ South Sea Islasda. After the* Ing the hostess served tea. Mrs. Donald MeClave eoM at tea on Saaday aftemooB m , home of her nieeei, Mrs. C. p ^ Jr. Mrs. Jcdm VOlepIgne pw the members of the Thuradsy' nooa bridge club. Mrs. RetAm* and Mrs. Edward Laadley for absent members. High soq^ the afternoon were w<m by i wfti Kerrtoon and Miss Lai The hostess served deligl^i freshments. The Wednesday aftemooa club was entertained last Mrs. EStoabeth Mauldin. Mrs!a Beard. Sr., and Mrs. Mauldh” high scores. Light refreehmeoh served. Mrs. J. L. Kirkland miter luncheon on Tuesday In honor^ mother, Mra. Richard HoUadn New York. The Young Peoples' Service gne of Grace Eptocopal Chuth* a Sunday School party at tho ] House. John K. doLoach wai speaker. He sptdce cm the char Caltfomla. grace episcopal church! Dr. Maurice Clarke. Rector Holy Communion at 8 a. m. Church School at 16 a. m. Morning Prayer and sermot bri rector at 11:16 a m. THE CHURCH OF THE NAZAL Annonnoea Church Services tt| home of Mrs. T. V. Rabon oat west of Camden on U. 8. No. 1, each Sunday at Etoch and everyone to cordhdly COMING ATTRAi Haiglar Theatre CoTssr Broad and Rutledge Friday-Satarclaj, Feb. U Johnny Mack Brown wlG Raymond Hatton “FRONTIER FEUD" “Purple Monster St And Onnedy M<md«7*Ttieacla3r» Feb.lM “DANGER SIGNAL" Faye Emerson - Za^iary Seeaj Also Paths News r‘ Wed..TliMrs., Feb. TMX ERNIE PLTV8 “STORY OF GI JOT with ^urgess Meredith m Ernie Pyle Also Paramount News NOTICCIl Saturday Doors Open at 11:41 El Show starts at 1:00 PM. aM| Continusa. Last Fsaturs d 9:10 P.M. FOR SALE , ■ 25 Beautiful Building lots in Sarsfield. ItE. STEVENSON PHONE 307 SPECIAL A-B Pack Itadio Batteries JUST ARRIVED A limited number of UNIVERSAL RUBBER FlJOOl] MATSh felt beae, 52.50x36-!^ fit most ftf*. ^ HEAVY DUTY TIRE PUMPS MUFFLERS for most cers. FRICTION BUMPER HACKS. TRUCK TIRES, 8.2Ss20, 10 plj, $63J0 (plus ta)| SEAT COVERS for. most ' PHONE 601 W. R. BOWDEN F. C MOSLEY H. S.