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/ ttX THS CAMDtW CMHOWICCt. CAMDCH, tOUTM CAROLWA. WIDAV, MABCM 1, h Le^(Hi Auxiliary ^Hing Ratty To Be Held At Columbia, The sprins rsUj < of tlie American Legion anxUiaiT Department of South Carolina, will be held March B and f in Colombia. '* A mwing of the exeeutire board will be held at 4 p. m. March 6 in the private dining room of ‘the Jefferaon hotel, and at S:S0 that after noon a tea ia being given at the Woodrow Wilaoa home, 1706 Hamp ton street, in honor of the national president Mrs. Walter Craven of Charlotte, N. C. Mass induction of World War Two men will be held at 7:30 the evening of March 5 in the Jefferson hotel ballroom, and at S o’clock there will be a dance and en tertainment in the Jeffeiwn ballroom. The auxiliarr will have a basbiasa meeting at 9:30 a. m. March I at the l>aurei Street USO, at which time the national president, Mrs. Walter O. Craven, will address the gronp. The auxiliarr will have a Joint sea- aion with the I.,egion at 11:16 p. m. March 6 at the Laurel Street USO. At 1 o’clock the I<eglon and anzlllarr will have a joint luncheon in the ball room of the Jefferson hotels with the national commander’s address as the Betiinne News Not^ The executive board of the Ptaisiik ian Auxiliarr met Frldur evening w the home of Miss Marr McKinnon. Plans ware made for the completian of the renr’a wmb. During the social hour Jello and cookies ware served. Miss Stella Bethune entertained the Tuesdar evening bridge club^ with three Ubles. High score was won hr Mrs. Louise Duvis, floating prize went to Mrs. L M. Best, while bingo was given to Mrs. June Truesdell Mr. and Mrs. Josh Smith of Moncks Corner visited Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sevarance Satnrdar. Mrs”. J. B. Seegars of Haitiivllle wag a recent guest of her sister, Mrs. J, H, West. Mrs. Lee Jones, and Mr. Ben Davis are patients in the Camden hospital, both having undergone operationa at that place last week. Miss Kay Bently has returned to her home In Chicago after a three weeks visit In the home of A. B. McLanrin. Recent gpests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Huafcatwr were Mr, and Mrs. IVill Sowell of Hamlet Rev. W. L. Baker was railed to Gastonia FYiday to ctmduct the fun- eral of one of his former members. J. N, McLaurin of Charlotte spent the week-md at his home here. Mrs. J. N. McLaurin apent the week end in Columbia with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jokn-^rl- son.'* Mr. and Mrs. R. W.*^ Hughes of Charlestoa Were week-end gnests qf Mrs. Hashes mothsr, Mrs. Besnice Hilton. Mr juid Mrs. John Bsker and Mrs Jack 'Baker, spent Sunday la Charlotte with friends. Alva Horton, U8N, has arrived at home with bis discharge. Alva has served in the. Pacific. Mrs. L, A.'McDowell of Tampn. Pla;, is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mra. W. A. McDowell. Miss Margaret Braswell o^ Queens College spent the week-end here with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Bras well. Mrs. Pearl King is visiting relatives in Sumter. Buy-Sell-Rent USE THE cnoncLE WANT ADS AdvertiseaMsts-uader this haadlng win be charged for at the rate ti 1 cent per word. ..Minimum charge 39 centa Ads Mt In 10 point type double ebarge- Caeta muet aocompeny order except wherecMtonaerhMLgteg^^^ccounC^ Wanted WANTED—To buy Adding Machine in good conditkm. Call 121.^ 50? WANTED TO RENT—Three or four room unfumiabed apartment or a house. Phone 399-J. 60-51p Misses Sara Rebecca McKinnon and xo BUY—Light model WANTED Experienced Waitresses $15 per week and tips M & K Coffee Shop —4 IONA PEAS yooTsTOtiTl / TILGHMAN’S Silver Hake —---NOr a" cajar~ 15 oz. Can 21c ENRICHED DAILY DATED « Marvel Bread Laurfa IVt’^ loaf 12c NABISCO “ • ■ ■ Wheal 2 - 23c WHITEHOUSE EVAPORATED MILK SUNSHINE VITAMIN 0-3 . 4 -" cau Enter the “400" Contest. Get Information and Entry ‘Blanks From Your A & P. Fresh GREEN BEANS, lb. 15c YELLOW SQUASH, ISc ORANGI 2doz. 57c SEED POTATOES: Certified Red Bliss, 100 Ibi bag, $4.50 Certified Cobblers, 150 lb. bag, $6.75 FOR SALE Farm located 5}/i miles north of Cam^ den containing approximately 500 acres^ 132 acres under cultivation, balance in . t timber, several streams through place, making ideal for fish ponds; nine-room dwelling in excellent condition, four ten- cud houses, .~ApplyBox64 CAMDEN, S. C. V, ■ , Joyce FV>wler of Wintbrop College were week-end guests of their par ents here. -— Mr. and Mrs. Jack Easterllnu of McBee were week-end guests of .Mr. and Mrs. Loring Davis. Miss Ruby Davis of Beaufort was the week-end guest of her parents, Mr. knd Mrs. E. G. Davis. Ira B. Horton, Jv„ USN. -Washing ton, visited his parents here last week. Mr. sad Mrs. Van Morgan of Bishop- ville were Sunday guests' of Mrs. Eva Morgan and Mrs. Frank Lee. Mist Dorothy Horton of Charles ton spent the week-end with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ir< B. Horton. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Mays. Jr. (Buddy) baye moved into their home, which was previously^ used as the Red Cross center. Miss Alma Morgan''of Angelas has accepted work in the high school. Little Marie Clybumt daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thornwell Clybum, cele brated her sixth birthday anniversary Monday afternoon when she Invited a number of bet- little friends, her kindergai'ten teacher and, Sunday School teachers to her homV to help make merry the afternoon. Born to ^r. and Mrs. Luther New man, February .25. a boy, George Cal vin. Mr. and Mrs. Odes Holland and little daughter. G|prla. of St. Mat thews. visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cole and Mr. and .Mrs. L. E. Holland the past week-end. ' Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Horton visited' Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McDowell last week-end. Mrs. W. E. Davi's and Miss Gerry Davis and J. M. Clybum weuf to Camp Gordon Sunday to meet JohtinM Davis, who has been overseas for more than two years. Boy Scout News the Hermitage i^Jub house Feb. 20. The Bodhd"Tbmmlttee consisted of Cecil Gardner, chairman; D. L Steven, Scoutmaster of Troop 80; and James R. Sheaiy, Scoutmaster of Troop 64. The boys going up were Billy Sainton, first class, and Gayle Kerr, fecond class. Troop 54 Meeting The meeting of Troop 54 started with two games of “Capture the Flag". Tommy Robinson's team won the first game and Johnny People’s team won the second. After this ail went into the Masonic building. The patrols met and scribes were chosen. The new scribes collected the dues and the roll was called. Mr. Sheaiy stated that the .Maakns bad Invited the troop to supper the coming Mon day. We had a first aid game and the meeting was closed with the “Great Scout Master Benediction.’’ Lost — Foimd LOST—Hub cap for Osdilac, 1941 model. Reward. Dr. Carl A. WesL Camden 5(>c LOST—A small chain of keys with old driver’s license with name and addre:48. Finder please rdturn to .Miss Gertrude Olllls, 1205 Fair St., and receive reward.5^ LOST—February 3. one brown Ever- sharp fountain pen with gold top; between Wateree and Hermitage mill village. Finder please return to Essie Mae Foul*, 708 Wateree. Reward. 5'>p FOUND—Pointer bird dog. appearing tA be dbout 21-2 or 3 years old. Owner can recover by describing, paying for tbl.s ad and other costs. See L. M. Dsvls. Jr., at D.' & H. Service Station, Camden, on high way No. 1. 50<s “A" Ford pickup truck. Must be Is good condition, good tires. P. D. Stokes. Rt 2. Cassatt.. 60p HELP WANTED—Young man, 20-36 years of age, ambitions, energetic, to sun at bottom in progressive businees. Good salary to right man. ' Apply in own handwriting, giving references. P. O. Box 205, Camden, 8. C.50c WANTED—A sales lady to sell Lux- ler’s cosmetics in Camden and sur rounding territory. If Interested, address Mrs. S. L. Smith. 316 West Pine, Florence, S. C., or phone 634- J, • 50-62P WANTED—Small m^ehi house in within 5 miles of Camden by vet- eran. Give. fuH particulars. 50-lp WANTED—Carpenter work, wood- . work and repairing. Work guaran teed. Prices reasonable. Write R. Stone, 1215 Broad St. Camden. M^ll call. 50-Bllp FEMALE HELP WANTED—Winter In Plnehurst and Palmbeach, sum mer Lake Placid. N. Y. Exclusive Ladies ready-to-wear shop positions for sales ladies, fitters and seam- tresaes. Pleasant working condi tions. good salaries. Apply to Box 1031 or Telephone Plnehurst 4111. 60c MALE HELP WANTED—Opportunity of lifetime supplying DDT and other pro^table prodnets to farm ers in Kershaw county. No exper ience or'capital required. Must have auto, good ^ references. Permanent. Write or wire McNESS COM-' PANY, Dept T, Chandler Bldg. Baltimore‘2, Md. 60-lp WANTED—Ehcperienebd waitresses, •"Goorf -pujr ■^and^gtwd'Tlpirr day off a week. Roxy Cafe. 49-51P WANTED—Man or Woman—Physi cally able and willing to serve 300 customers on local route, for about $40.00 weekly, experience unneces- , sary, age no handicap. Write J. R. Watkins, Dept. S-3, Richmond, Vlr- ginla. ‘V«.gip WANTED—Sharecropper with small family f6r a one borse farm. Good farm land, house, wood and water available. Conveniently located to school and church. Apply to Box “8”, care of The Chronicle. Cam- For SbIb den. S. C.| 49-50P WE BUY CORN—In the shuck or ahelled, here or at your bam- We also do public plowing, com s)ielling, wood sawing, peanut pidKtng. Le- land Calvin or Fred John son, 1302 Broad Street, Camden, S. C.48-Slp WANTED—Houseworker, .own room and bath; small faniily;' state age, references and salary: small fam ily. Brooklyn, New 'York. Apply Box ’-’AK”, care of The Chronicle. Camden. > 46rlp WANTED—To iniy used furniture, odd pieces and general farnlture. Camden Furniture Co. Phone 156 IStfc WANTED—All people suffering from kidney trouble or backache to try Klddo, $1.00. Money back guaran tee. At DeKalb Pharmacy. 45-13p yVANTED—Man with electrical ex perience to assist In shop. Apply Electric Service and Appliance Shop (next door to* Balk’s, Dept. Stor6) Camden, 8. C. 46tf EXTRA FINE BREADI QUICK HILP WITH FULUSTRENOTH FRESH YEAST Watch Fleiadimflnn’g ac^we fresh Yeast go ri|^t to woric—help give your bread more delectable flavor, finer, smoother texture evfrynme. .IF YOU.BAKE AT HOME, tw sure to get Fteischnuum’s fresh Yeast with the famflitf 3reUQW label. D^)endable —America's favorite yeast f<» mon than 70 yeaxe. X FOR SALE—Bicycle. Call Joe Mc- Cariey, Cheennt and Broad Sts. 66? rdR SALE—1920 Model “A*’ Ford In good shape. A. J. Poole, Rt. 1, Box , IS-C. Camden, S. C. 50p FOR SALE—Mare mules, 3. 4. and • years old. weighing around 1.000 pounds each. Mrs. Charle* Dolan, Rt. 1. Kerehaw, 8. C. 60p FOR SALE—Five room, practically new house, Venetian blinds, cen tral heating, garage. Ddsirable neighborhood. East- Hampton SL Ckmtact Mra. Elmer J. Nolan, 1802 Broad St., or call 877. 60p JUST ARRIVED—New fuMortmeut Ladles Blouses, Dress Flowers, meul Jewelry at Neyberry’s 60c FOR SALE—New 'neither 32. with holster. The pistol has never been fired. Also a set of saddle, bridle and saddle-bags used 'In recent war by Japanese horse-drawn artillery. Phone 606-R. 50p FOR SALE—One 3-4 Dbdge picknp, one Electric Ooco<k>la box, and stove wood and slabs for sale.. Cly- bnrn Mothers store. Phone 38fe. L. C. Clybnrn, Jr. ..fiffTlp FOR SALE—Home-dressed fryers at Curb Market Saturday, March ''2. Mrs. Hugh McCallum. 50p FOR SALE—Gianf^trata Crotalaria seed, 15c pound. B. S. Young, West- vllle, 8. C. . 50-62p FOR SALE—One wood cooking range, slightly used; one set of dining chairs. Mrt. J. B. Severance, Bethune, 8. C.“ 60p FOR SALE—'37 Ford convertible Se dan; partly wrecked body, no tires, $75. PItone 399-J or 1606 Broad street, Camden. .60p HOGS FOR SALE—Nice Pigs, |7 to $12.50; shbats. $15 to $20; breed sows. $22 to $35. Mrs. Nell L Smith, 1215 Littleton Street, Phone SSl-J, Camden. S. C. ... S0-52c FOR SALE—Windmill, Unk and pump, in good condition ;,.^s real bar gain if removed immediately. Sell- —log -bceause putttng~1irt?R3r:Pwrlfer. Can be seen in operation on hlghr way No. 1, between Camden and airport,’ about 2 miles oat. J. P, Our- ganus. " 60-51p FOR SALE—One 200 capacity chick brooder. Motor has circulating fan. Also one- Rhode Island cock, color perfect. Would take a prise. DeKalb Bike Shop. 49-50p FOR SALE—New 30 gallon tank and used hot water heater; also new shower never been nncrated. Leslie Davis. East Camden, next to H. D. Bums Store. 49-60p BABY CHICKS—Good Quality. Send for Price List and Save Money. - WORTHWHILE CHICKS, 101 W. North Ave., Baltimore 1, Mary- land. 4*^p FOR SALE—Five-room brick house, stucco finish, with bath, 2 acres of land, grape vlnee and fruit .jrees In yard. Located near the alrporL Lights and water. J. W. Barfield. 48-ilp DeLOATCH’S GROCERIES— 909 Chiurch Strodt—Fsacy Groceries, Drinks, Candy, Cigarette*. Mattie F. Davis DeLoatch. 48-51p REMBERT'S CAMELLIAS—450 va rieties to choose from. 12 kinds now blooming - all sixes - some fine specimen plants and many grafts of rare varieties. Come select yours. Mrs. Robert Rembert, Rem- berL 8. C. 86tf Miscellaneous NOW you can see the one and only Bendiz automatic borne Igpndry— truly a washday miracle—does a complete waahlng and yod n^er wet a finger. Drop in today and see this machine. Electric Service and Appliance Co. (Next door to Belk's). jjc Professinai Jin ... Bisimss KCRtKAW LOOQg JT ■ Itofular Coi_ A First Tuesday u Month. At t P. jt. Waleoau 'V' u a joNia. w e. J. OUTLAW. Secretary WOW CAMP Meeta sseli , Right at 7:j| at HermHagt muiiKy Heesa bera are attend VicHing . Isre always C. L. (Un Financial •“IMi D. C. DIXON’S Bi HOUSE We handle a oemplete line tl women and childrsn's ahoee, to-wssr and Msn'a Work Clot ail kinda. Aiao a wide varh^^ notions. CAMOKN, 8. C. 961 Broad 8L Phont CHICK FEED—Get a bag at that good Spartan AU-Maah Starter tor your chicks snd give them the right start Only the one feed Is all you need to carry them throngb the first ten weeks Boy Spertso today u«fd chase your chick yorriee uwsy.— ^Ituker A Compuny. Camden. 8. ^ 44sbt2 First Class Nursery Stock Juet received ^500 red-fe pyraeantha and reaee, while they laeL ' Complete link of Evergrucm, At entrance to Cemotery CAMDEN NURSERY Csumdgti. S. C Phone 198J i WILUAM W. BATES Special New Yerfc Life Ineuranoe Qa Reeldenee Phene 221-J Office Medical BMg. Phoeigl Comer Lyttleton and DeKalb i And Papertiai^iu SEE Eddie Nolan Stein’s Paint Shif Rsat DeKalb Btrset House Painting ContradM] Inside and Outsids Owned and Opsratsd By ARCHIE J. tTEIN Phone 2JAJ Weatherstr4>s' Master Metal Weatherstrip Sales MdSerm Servieing Kershaw sad Lee Geonties GUY PLANING MILL k LUMBER COMPANY Phone 241—CsmdSR L. H. King, Est. Engr. PRE-WAR STANDARD METAL Weatherstripij Sold and installed by-^ E.E.VEITH The only factory eqt and trained mechanic m section. P. O. Bos 1161 Florence^ S. C ' i RECAPPING Is Here To Stay, BECAUSE IT PAYS TO RECAP We fiiiarantee Oiir Worli Claikson Tire Service MUIb SIMM \