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I —. 3® C««t Xliat Form Of Tramto Twe CAMPgW CMWOWICLl. CAMOlll.. ~'~‘Ka^nBc9e9e*9«a=9fe^^BBna9iK ^WOtlWA, FKIDAY, MARCH 1, HMC thM w1*f^ to hMTe modoimt* priced i a well cqaippM .nd ftimWied. KeUreCI Amiy AIto the iosUllation at aa electro- /v##« ^ SISS!:? c-£*;si..:s .S* :sz Officers Form Cimcrete Compuiy •r should have autflcient amah in ” ” ’ its poraonnel to properly caro for pa- Oeneral O. H. Praake and Col. John P. WaU. lotirtd. both of Camden. (Continued trm MW) opeiatloii. ..nf ho«»ital pinnt ,and pointed Sit w«h the 1160,000 to WOO.OOO khleb WOBM feo from ^ —VV HUV iw “• -nrvaaw, wua VA Imnty api>roprt*tkm ptae tM graat tients. Two of the rooms la the win* *“<* C- Hughes. Jr., Myrtle Beach, ^nHal second to none la the staU *- - - ^ »—»- • - — be poeslWe. “It would be some- Km that^ would an point to with be said. >M- “I totwd a meeting, as piofiouny stated the Camden CtoqnlelA sho^ •!> adjournment eC Ike tacialatare, ao at the wtehee of the <dtis«is may heard In ccmnecticm with the ■tabltehment of the memoriaL I am lying what tnformatlon Is eiriiraced this news story this week in order 1^ EJV — ,at cltlsens who hare not expressed ,eir opinion in the matter^ may something as to what.'others now - are suggested Gratified At Interest Shown “I am extremely gratified by the iterest shown in connection with the atablishment of a suitable memorial nring those from Kershaw county bo B*ud« siipreme sacrifice in id wars I and U." stated the Sen ior. “I am also appreclatlye of the uggo.otions as to what this memorial hould be. These suggestions included tose for a recreation center, a poblie ibrary. a community center, a stad- fatn, a new hospital and a hospital ring-to the'present Camden hospital, bronchial COUGHS (RasuMaf f pmu CuMs) lucUey'sFaiMUf fCANAMOL Murtura Acts Lilia a Flasli spend 4B cents today at any dmi I store for a bottle of BuoKloys IcANADIOL Mixture. Take a couple of IsiiMi at-bedHme. Feel Its Inetant ■powerful effectire action 9road I thru throat, head and bronchial {tubes—etarU at ones to loasaa up {thick, choking phlegm, soothe rawl {membranes—make breathing easier. I gufte.'cra from those perslstenL Inastr Irritating conshs or bronchial I Irritations due to colds find Buek^ I ley's brings quick and effectlrs iw* llet Don’t wait—get Buckley’s Can- jadlol today. You get relief instantly. sICalb Pharmacy Phtma 9S woald be raserred for smarganey cases and for the usa of Teterans the wars. thorougdily in a^rd with this idea of a memorial wing, lira hara soma fSOO.OOO invastad in our piMent hospital and with the app^. hnately $300,000 wa could secure wr a^mamorial, wa would hare oyar a mllUon for our hospital. Our ent hospital is the nucleus for tie establishment of'an outstanding mM' 1^1 center. If this can be accomplish ed and I firmly ballcTa It can. It would be worth many times its cost to the people of the county and at the same time be a great and living ntemorial $o those In whose memory it was erectM. Appreciation Due Others “We woud also show our apprecU- tlon to B^ard Baruch, pr. J. W. Corbott, the directors of the present hospital and to: all others who have contributed toward the esUbllshment of this fine institution. “The 'expansion program that would necessarily follow the buUdlng of the memorial wing would lusti^ the ex penditure ^of money to provide for adequate..nDursing personnel. tcl care for the .patients properly. The wing would be of modem con struction and design and would have moderately priced rooms, thereby of fering care for the needs of the ill at the lowest possible rates. Says Bill is Dangerous *- “There Is a bill known aa the Wag- ner-Mhrray-IMngle bill, pending In Washington, and if this bill paaaes, it would give the surgeon-general con trol of medicine In every county in this natioa not properly taken care of in the way of medical care. This is a dangerous bill, and. aa stated by the State Medical association. It must not pass for it would establish machinery for the political dielributlOB af med ical care. I hope the day will never come when we in this country will be told to whldi doctor or to which hospital we must go for medical care. raglneer, who recently organised Con crete ProdiKts Company, LUL^ are expanding the ooncera and takhi* in to the partnership Cd. J. F. at Washington, D. C. Colonel Landis is a nephew of the late Judge Kene- saw MounUin Landis, the first base- '■ 4kUl ^ar. Re expects to retire In the near futara from the military service and will spend a consideraUe portion of his time in the future' at Myrtle Beach. I am of the same opinion the state association, that couaty units can become the most effective bar rier agatnsi government attempts to interfere and control." TRESPASS NOTICE Notice is hereby given that all per. -eons are hereby forbidden to trespass upon the following lands d the un dersigned, located In Kershaw county. South Carolina: The upper ESuglish Swamc^f ]powe 'Veneer Company con taining 1100 acres; the Kester Swamp a^nd hill lands of Powe Veneer Com pany containing 1400 acres adjoining the upper Ehiglish Swamp lands; the Richardson and Roberts’ tracts of Powe Veneer Company containing 170 acres on Highway No. $7, all of said lands being situated on the West side of Wateree River. Also, the Smoke House Pond tract and Ancrum Ferry tract of J. L. Guy containing 140 acres; the Devil’s EHbow tract of J, L. Guy. containing 800 acres, these premises are on the Bast side of the Wateree River. Notice Is fur ther given that all persons appre hended for hunting, flsfalng, cutting wood or in arty other manner tres passing upon the said premises shall be prosecuted In accordance with l«w. 4g.6j<. POWE VENEER COMPANY, J. L. GUY. February Wth, IMt. FOR ALDERMAN WARD 4 I hereby announce myself aa a candidate for AldM’man In Ward 4, subject to the Rules of the Demo- ,cratlc Primary, ' ^ FRED C. MOSELEY PoMtkd Amioancements To The Voters Of Ward No. Two— Aa A ImaiagM' mail 1 Ask your support in the conunf election. I promise, if elected, to beck and sup port A business city government, and a balanced city budget. I mean by this statement that our City should be run on a kuiiness basis jast as much so as any other business. FOR MAYOR I hereby announce myself as a esn- dklarte for re-election to the office of Mayor of the city of Camden aub|eet to the riilee of the Democratic party. I appreciate the fme support and co operation given me in past years and solicit continued support and coop eration. 467 FRANCIS N. McCORKLE C. L Shealey FOR ALDERMAN—Ward ONE I hereby announce myaelf a candl- data for Aldeiman In Ward One, City of Camden, subject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. I promlaa. If elaeted, to try to represent the voters of my ward to the best of my ability, working at all times for the beet interests of Camden. Your vote will be appreciated. 45p W. J. HAYNES hamou with cabs FOR ALDERMAN—WARD ONE I hereby announce myself a candl- date for AMeraan la Ward One sub ject to the mlee of the Democratic Prlamry. I shall appraciate your sup port greatly. 46c ALBERT HINSON dldate for Alderman from Ward^Fiour In the City of Camden, subject d) the rules of the Democratte Party. I promise. If elected,' to work for civic Improvements, new industry, and all that would be of benefit to Camden. Your support will be i^preciated. D. J. CREED RAGE THREE FOR ALDERMAN To the voters of Ward Four I hereby announce myself as a ean- dldate for Alderman from WariTlrow, subject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. I solicit and will greatly appreciate your support in ths coming-election. Respectfully, ~ ^cla^sOn rhame unW jS^ P. M. The Books of enrollment were open ed February 4. 1646 and will close at 1:00 P. M. February 18. 1948. at the following places: Ward NO. 1—W. F.' Nettles - A Son Ward No.' i-MJlty Filling Station Ward No. 8—City Drug Company Ward No. ,4—Camden Chronicle Ward No. 6—DeKalb Pharmacy Ward No. I—Carolina Motor Co. NOTICE FOR ALDERMAN—WARD FOUR To The Voters of Ward Four: L annminee myself 'a candidate to the office of Alderman, subject to the raise of the Democratic Primary. After serving in Council for the pust eight (8) years, I am aware el the problepif that will arise from the post war problema. With aeven- toen years experience with my own businese In the city of Camden. I know I am qualified to ask you for your support. Ydur support will be highly appreciated. Respectfully, C. V. MAS8BBEAU FOR ALDERMAN—WARD FIVE I hereby announce my candidacy aa Alderman from Ward Five, ..pledging to abide by the rules and regulations of the Democratic Party. Your sup port and vote will be greatly appre ciated, and If elected, I will end^vor to work for the beat interests of Camden at all times. PERRY R. LANGSTON FOR ALDERMAN—WARD SIX I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Alderman from Ward Six, subject to the rules of the Demo- Jktlc Primarj^’^^ Having served in die hy Council Rjr 'the past ten yeara I^eel that I i’hm qugllfled for this orflce, and I proBiiae to work for the beet interest (Sf>|he -city. Your sup port will be a^praciated. J. E. McKAIN No entries will be accepted by tbe Executive Committee after 6:00 P. M. Thursday, February 11, 1948. AU as- aeaements must be paid to the Chair man of the Executive Committee, and a duplicate oopf- of all pledgee, and atatements of axpenaes must be fil ed, one copy with the Clerk of Court and one copy with the Chairman of the Executive Comnilttee. prior to 8:00 P. M. on February 81, 1948. The maaagers elected to manage the First Primary on March 6. 1948, and the voting places by waMs. aa approved by the committee, are as follows: Ward No. 1—Mr. Jno. W. Wilson, Mrs. John H. Hendrix, Mr. W. C. Stewart Ward No. 8—Mrs. C. R Lewis,,Mrs. William Johnson, Mrs. Clarence Christmas. Ward No. 3—Mrs. Geo. W. Wilson. Jr., Mrs. Grace Rogers, Mrs. Joe Lewis, Mr. B. H. Baum. Ward No. 4—Mias Loulie Whitaker, Mrs. Ellen Nettles, Mrs. James Chewning. Mrs. A. A. Reaaonover. Ward No. 6—Mre. R. E. Stevenson, Mrs. R. N. Sbaahon, Mrs. N. R. Good- ale, Jr. Ward No. 6—^Mra. Hubert Wilson, Mrs. C. M. Hough, Mrs. T. C. Glad den. (Voting places)— Ward No. 1—City Recorder’s Court Room. Ward No. I—City Filling Station. Ward No. 3—Carolina Motor Co. Ward No. 4—Jno. T. Nettles Res. Ward Nc. 6—Dr. R. E. Stevenson's Rm Ward No. t—Mra. C. M. Hough’s Res. Muncipal Democratic Executive Committee. 47-60C L. H. Jonea, Sec’y. Notice is hereby given that the mercantile partnership of J. Elliaou Bryant and H. B. Fabn, located about one mile from the Town of Camden, St,ate of South Carolina, has been dis solved. and the said J, Ellison Bryant is no longer a member of said firm and la not from tbia time responaiUe for any further indebtedness incurred by said firm. 40-6ip J. EPIison Bryant. MASTER’S SALE Notice is hereby given that in ac cordance with the terms and provis- Iona of the decree of the Court of Common Pleas for Kershaw County, in the case of Lola B. Horton. William Thomas Bell, Irene B. Blackwell, Claude Bell, Paul Beil, Jack R, Bell,' Ines B. Caskey, Jamea B. Pope, John Thomas Pope, William |^enn^ Pope and Katherine Pope Croxton, Plain tiffs, against Mary Bell Phillips, Gert-’ rude Staggs. Walter Tinsley Bell. Minor, and Barbara Jan Bell, Minor, Defendants. I will sell to the highest bidder, before the Court House door at Camden, South Carolina, daring the legal hours of sale oh tbe first Monday in March, 1946 being the 4th day thereof, the following described property: All that piece, parc^ or tract of land, lying being and situated in Flat Rock Township, Kerehaw County, South Carolina, containing ninety-six (96) acres, more or less, and bounded ae folloiys: North by premises of John M. Croxton, East by premises of W. E Cauthen, formerly W. M. Hill of Samtill L. Barfield. £!authen. South and West by premises Terms of Sale: For cash, the Mas ter ,to require of the successful bid der, a deposit o^flve (6) per- cent of his bid, ssme^to be forfeited in case of non-complianoe and the bid ding will not remain open after the sale but compliance with tbe bid may be made immediately. N. C. ARNETT. Probate Judge—Ex-Officio Master. For Kerriiaw County, John K. deLoach, Plaintiff's Attorney. 48-66c FOR ALDsIlMAN—WARD SIX I hereby announce my candidacy for Alderman from Ward Six, sub ject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. I promise to work at all times for the besL progressive inter ests and advancement of Oninden. I will greatly appreciate your reading my platform which appears in an other column of- this issue of The Chronicle. 48c JOHN MULLEN. NOTICE OF ELECTION The Municipal Democratic Primary for the purpose of nominating a May or and six Councilmen in the City of Camden, 8. C., will be held on Taes- day, March 5, 1948. The polls will iRMo nt 9:00 A. M. aad remain open FARMS FOR SALE 820 aerea of land, 348 a<»^ open land, which will grow aajrthinf desired* 8^ miles from Camden off Bukopville road, has ample houses and bams, plenty of water. Will sell as a whole or divide to suit pur- pALSOt 167 acres of Und near Dekalb, S. C.; 170 acres of land on Highway No. 97; Eleven room house ■and lot, sixe 100 x 420 ft on Broad Street. See W. R FORT Camden, S. C. FOR ALDERMAN—WARD ONE I hereby announce myself a candi date for Alderman of Ward Oae, sub ject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic Primary. I wish to thank the voters of Ward One for the splendid support given me In the past. I pledge myself, if elected, to work for the best interests of Ward 'One and Caihden as a whole. Your support will be spprecisted. 44 ARCHIE J. STEIN FOR ALDERMAN—WARD ONE I hereby announce myself a candi date for Alderman of Ward One sub ject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic Primary. Your sup port would be greatly appreciated. 46p C. C. PADGETT FOR ALDERMAN—WARD NO. TWO I take this pleasure to announce myaelf a candidate for Alderman in Ward Two, CHy of Camden. I prom ise to abide by the rules and regula- tiops of the Democratic Party. C. U SHEALEY We’re workiity mighty hard theab days on a big job we’ve got to deliver—our $300,000,000 expan sion program. It’a an all embraci^^ program that will pi^vidt better telephone service and tele phones for all who want them. * The job ahead -of ua is one that must be handled with care^ The vrnt lum of money involved places a heavy responsibility ^on botfr^umagement and employe^ It vnll he spent wisely and cautiously and with the same care thkt bW alwaya character ised your telephone Company’s operations. There is also tbe responsibiGty of maintaining adequate earnings so that the funcls needed to build more telephone facilities can bar secured. The money will have to come, as it hm in tbe pasf, from thrifty people putting their hard earned cash in the Telephone Company. But unless they have * confidence in the safety of their investment and ^ feel assured of a reusonable return on that Invest ment, nfw fmida for future telephone expansion will jiot be forthcoming. " So it it easy to tee that telephone earnings have e direct hetfing oftibe future of telephone eervice. (oeruiEN iiii fuipiioifk amb TiiieeAm company feMrpuretesI DeKalb -4 j . '*'V FOR ALDERMAN — WARD 8 la announcing my candidacy for re-election to the office of Aldeman in Ward 2, I yrlsh to express my ap preciation to the voters for the sup port- gives me. 1 hereby pledee my self to abide by the rales of the Democratic Party and win strive to do whatever poaelble for tbe beet tn- tereet of Camden. 41c ROY R, MATHIS FOR ALXMIRMAN—WARD THREE I hereby announce myeelf a candi date for re-election to the office of Aldafman in Ward Three, subject to the rules of the Detaoeratic Party. I sincerely appreciate the enpport and cooperation given me In the past and solicit your continued support, c ' LESLIE MYERS FOR ALOERMAie-WARO FOUR I hereby announce mnWf.a caa- HEW tT0M4eH UCtt MO Relieves lieMth Reid Rail Vietiat Dmt eulfcr. Q«t widr OUtt elMraH^ mhI ■ 4w to mmm mad. 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