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■■■L r J f I--J ii #AOC TWO THE CAMDEN CHROlilCLE. CAMDEN, tOUTH CAROLINA, PRfOAY, MARCH i, 1M« Weekly News Letter From liberty Hill MlH L0 CUlr Anderson of Colom bia retained borne on Tharsday after a Tlsit to Mr. and Mrs. U P. Thomp' SOU. Mr. wild Mrs. R. Frank Eskridge and sons of Cheraw were gnests of ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Con- ntngham. on Snn^y. Pat and John Thompson ettiwed the Unlrerslty of South Carolina on Friday for the psw semester. Also entering were BOl Beckham and Jimmy Freeman. W. D. McDowall and'sisters of Kni^ Hm rlsited on The HiU Sandoy aftemeon. Hi 19U «ffir fPMi Kiaim Mr. C. P. Cnhnlngbam; Mr. and Mrs* E. J. Cnniringham attended the f«n- erml serrlces for Mr. John Rnssell of Rock Hill on Sonday. Mr. and Mrs. E. ’ Belton Coreton of Union were here Sunisy afternoon Tisiting r^atlTss. Rev. and Mrs. John E. Richards and son left on Friday fwr a two weeks stay In Decatur, Ga., before going on to Colnmbas. Qa.. where Rev. Richards has accepted work. Capt. Cunningham Cureton and Mrs. Cureton are spending some time with Mr. ad Mrs. A. C. Cureton. Capt Cureton recently returned from a long stay in the Philippines. ■ Mr. O. R. Clements Is away for a week or two so a friend is “pinch bittflfg for him. Beflimie News NMes WaFs l^d Adds IMMf (Too Late For Last Week) Rev. John E. Richards bad as a gueM last week a Rev. Mr^ Pate of Vir^nia, who was a college mate of his in school days. Mrs. D. M. McCallnm of Dillon was a gneet last week in the home of her brother, Capt. N..8. Richards, who also had for the week-end. his danghter Mias Righton Richards of Fort Mill high school. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hflton has as guests on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nolan of Weetville and Mr. W. R. Hilliard and family of Heath Springs. ^ BUILDING MATERIAL •SHEET ROCK •CEMENT BLOCKS « •STONE AND SAND on SUPPLY & EQUIP. CO. Gradint and Excavating GUION TRUCKING LINES 1034 Broad Street TeleplKMM 6 General Trackiiig L I. GUION & COMPANY TelephoM 2402 ANN PAGE QUALITY FOODS WITH TOMATO SAUCE BEANS, 18 ox. Can 9c MACARONI, 8 oz. pkg. 5c MELLO-WHEAT, 28 oz. pkg. 15c CREAM STYLE MUSTARD 1 lb. Jar 12c VANILLA EXTRACTS 1 oz. Bottle 17c BAKING POWDER 12 oz. pkg. 12c WHITEHOUSE EVAPORATED W • MILK Sunshine Vitamin D-3 A “u. ■Jf cuu enter the “AOO” Contest. Get Information and From Your A d P. \ Entry Blanks \ ENRICHED DAILY DATED Marvel Bread Large IH-fc. loaf if 12c IONA PEAS 12c IONA * > Tomato luice No. 2 Can 11c SUNNYFIELD FLOUR FOR Pancakes / * 2()-ox. pkg. 7c Fresh GREEN BEANS, lb. ISe Fresh Red Bliss POTATOES. Sib. 40e Idaho POTATOES. 10 lb. • SSe Fresh TOMATOES, 1 lb. ain. 29c Fretb.STRAWjmUttSS, The children and grandchildren of Mr. Z. P. O^don gathered at his home Sunday to celebrate his birth day anniversary. The following chil dren were preseoL Mrs. Wilma Beam of Oyce, Mr. and Mrs. Grier Gordon and son* of Charlotte, Mr. and Mrs. Arthnr Gardner of Salley, Mr. and Mrs. KeMh Gordon of Conway and ifiss Sara Gordon of Winthrop col lege. Mr. and Mrs. James Brice Waters and little son of Rodman were week end guests of Mrs. Water's mother. Mrs. Pearl King. Mr. and Mrs. Baker of w Chester were week-end visitors in c|e home of Mr. Baker’s brother, ,Rev. and Mrs. I W. L. Baker. j Mrs. G. B. McKinnon and children Boyd, Jr., and Peggy of Martlnei,| Ga., spent the week-end in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McDowell. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Johnson of Blkney were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mays. Supt. S. C. Hiott and family spent the week-end In Walterboro with his parents. Friends of Rev. W. L. Baker will regret to leam that he is ill. with fin at his home here. Mrs. Henry Troeger and M>ns, Mac and Tom. of Ramsey, N. J., are vlsitr Ing their aunt, Mrs. Daisy McLanrin. Mrs. Rome Yarborough and daugh ters, Misses Margaret and Betty, and Mrs. Annie Lou Turner of Hartsvllle, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Daisy McLaurin. Mr. and Mrs. Manning Parker and son. Marion, spent Snday in Lynch burg with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McLaughlin of Kfngstree were Sunday guesta of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. PadgetL Mrs. Lee Jones has returned from the Camden hospital after undergo ing an operation at that place. Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson and twins of Columbia were 'week-entd guests of Mrs. Carlson’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. McLaurin. Mr. and Mrs. Coker of De Land, Fla., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fran cis Jermsn. The Hattie Heustesa circle and Kate Ward tircle of the Baptist Missionary Society met Monday af ternoon at the following homes; Mias Loutee Gardner and Miss Margaret Fields. 'TOe three clrclee of the Presbyterian church met Tuesday afternopn at the church. This was the last circle meet ing of this church year. Little Tommy King, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace King la a patient in the - Camden Hoepital. Tommy is a membvf of the (irat grade here. Mra. Joanna Caaton,' who is loving ly known by all as Aunt Joanna, celebrated her f5th birthday Sunday. Quite a number of friends and rela tives called during the day to con gratulate her and bring go<^ wishes. Johnnie Davia, who baa Just return ed from overseas service, spent sev eral days in Darlington visitinf rel- ativos. (Ccatfnned from flrat paga) Notes FromChamber Of Commerce prepare applhiatlons for pensions and benefits. Field directors at Vet erans Administration officss are in close toaen wth chapters throni^out the country to assist with claims. Chapter aid both financial and ad visory, is available to veterans and dependents. Hdlp sad advke is be ing offered to the thousands of foreign war brides of American ser vicemen. -~ vPostwar Ssrvlees 'The Red Cross, never exclusively a war agency, will have increased postwar usefnlneas in its regular ser vices such as disaster relief, first aid — which is being called for more and more by industrial plants and workers — water safety, and accident prevention. And as the result of wartime de velopments in the collection of blood donations Red Cross chapters may. at the request of recognised medical agenciss. use the experience gained during the war to recruit blood don ors for civilian needs. All blood and blod derivatives in such local pro grams will he made available to pa- tl«Rs without charge. DuBose Park Home Destroyed By Fire . Fire believed to have startedt from ' destr It is with pleasure that we wel come Mr. J. L. Cochran to Kershaw county as Assistant County Agricnl- inre Agent. Mr. Cochran will he locatr ed with the County AgenL Mr. W. C. McCarley at the agriculture bnildlng. He is a specialist in live stock, dairying and 4-H chib work. Farmers interested in these fields are urged to use Another addition to our community whom we are glad to welcome is- Mr. Fred Johnson, Area Boy Scout Ek- ecntlre. Mr. Johnson is charged with the proper organisation of Boy Scout units in Kershaw county and several surrounding counties. His headquar ters is in Camden and he may be con tacted through the Chamber of Com merce office. Mr. Johnson is looking forward to organizing* Boy Scout troops in rural communttJes. The United States Ehnployment Service at the agriculture bpUding requests that business men and em ployers in Camden and vicinity make a concerted effm to Mst all Job oppn- Jngs immediately ^ with the Smpoy- ment Service. Only in this way can the Employment office fulfill its pur pose and place the unemployed per sons in touch with a Job. Local co. operation with this request thhnld show an immediate decrease in the unemployed rostw for the county. Tour cooperation is urged. Back your Chamber of Commerce! croMed. wires completely destroyed iR in the home of Homer A. Craft in Du Bose Park Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o’clock. . Fire equipment from <7amden and also from the -airport responded to the alarm, but the blaze bad gained such headway that it could not be controlled before the entire dwelling had been destroyed. Butter Shortage Is Getting Wwse C!amden people who are unable to buy butter will prSbably regret to learn that, according .to the American Butter Institute, the supply in the country is getting loww and lower. It is getting worse and something must be done immediately,’’ D. K. Howe, president of the Institute, is quoted as saying. He said that the office of price admlnlntration dis courages production of butter. COMING ATTRACTIONS Haiglar Theatre Corner Bread and Rattsdgs Sts. Fri.-S*L, Marcii 6-9 Tex Ritter - Dave O’Brien (Tile Texas Rangers) - in - ^•THREE IN THE SADDLE** *Turple Mcmater Strik«s*X And Comedy ^ MoiL-Tues., Mar. 11-12 Don’t Miss This One! It’s A Treat’ **M£ET ME ON BROADWAY** Jinx Falkenburg - Marjorie Reynolds - Fred Brady Also Pathe News Wed.-Thura., March 13-14 Ken Curtis • Adele Roberts *THROW A SADDLE ON A STAR** A’Western Full Of Thrills!! Third* Chapter “WHO’S GUILTY” Paramount News NOTICE 11 Saturday Doors Open at 12:45 P.M. Show starts at 1:00 P.M. and Continues. Last Feature at 9:15 P.M. aiuiiiiniraiiHiiniiigiiiiniifls Difiw CartfullJ—tSbt* a KdsBeiiigAdtei (hi New Bridge Bids are hetng asked for tka ^ strnctlon of a 180 foot concrete bridge over 'PmZS Mile Creek between Ridge^^f Logoff and on the new V which is being constrncted^ point on U. 8. No. 1 in Ridghwsy. " ^ The new route wfll open s ^ rctate from Lagotf t6 Ridgee^ will open a new farm marketite for Camden. SnbscrilM To T1»a CITATION State of South OartdhUL County of Kershaw. By N. _^C. AmetL Probate Judge; Whereas, Minnie W. Bani<^ ^ suit to me to grant her Letteri ministration of the EUtate aai, fects of Mannes Baruch. These are, therefore, to cite e admonish all and slngioar the u dred and Creditors of the « Mannes Bamch deosased thg 2 be and appear before ma h 7 Court of Probate, to be held ju (| den, 8. C., on March 9th new publication hvgof, at 11 o’docT the Jqrenoon, to show causa H i they have, why the aaid tlon should not be granted Given under aiy hand this 2] ^ February Anno Domini 1941 m N. e. AMNm, Jndge of Prehate for ytrshaw om UONCIML COMNS mm Vo' (MHR Lo««^iMi - Up • lUiMS ThloR Choking PhiBBm •¥flth Anuixipg Spa^ Spend 4S cents today at any mooa Irug atore for a botUo of Buckley*# ?AnADIOL Mixture—Take a couple Spend 4S cenU today at any dru - OA1 of doeee at bedtime—feel its Instant wowerfol eSFeettve action apraad tbm throat bead and bronchial tubea. It Starts at once to looaea up tM* eboklng pblegm—seotbe raw eZ branee and make breathing Sufferers -Ond Beaklby'e giW quick relief from tboee pctiIam. nasty, terltaUu broncbtal aSSa due to cold# But be pure yee ss Buckley's CANADIOL IDzturel^ cough medicine is cold wiatr^ ada. Get Baokley> OANAI^ kley’a day—Tou get relleg Initaatly. DoKalb niarma^ — FImd* 86 / f/ c-S'-r/.Y' - CkMJ'ch. H The CAMDEN HOME BAKERY is the phci to* buy cakes. Every day nMore people buy our (Mb ioua takes, pies and pastries, because they can depea^ on their FINE QUALITY . . . their goodnass . .. fM superi> delicious taste. CAMDEN HOME BAKERY C A »v| O E_ N , S . C T* “■WS"