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PAM TWELVE THE CAMOSN - r-'v •' __ ^ • ,. , • ' . ' ■ _• i '.‘ ■ t' i‘'' - \ w • * * c2<2SiSSSfl^iSS&US&SLS£&SML£SS£USM^^ ■■ SKIUJ^ PAINTERS Availa1>le l^otr If you need any painting done frrt . I see us. Berbert J. Wilsop ‘ Paul Curry PHONE 647-J . Fifty Killed ^ f In 405 Traftic Accidents In South Carolina, February, 1946 *■ % A 108 per cent Increase in the Death ToU Over February, 1945 , Ask about ^The Master^ - - - our 15000.00 Non^Jancellable Policy - Bar tione, the Finest Accident . ^ Contract in All the World. ^ David H. Bauni) Agency E. Rntledge St. Camdeiif Su*C. MEN, NEED SLACKS? WE HAVE^EM ^acks In All Fabrics - ^ Cotton, ShaHKakm, Cotton and Rayon "in tliooa smooth fabardine areaves, wools and wool mixes, slacks in materisds tor every one. Slacks In AltColors > ; To Match a Jacket or contrast with a shirt, we have them bright or suhdned. R i^ • •Slacks In AD Sizes- No figure problem here —^ slim waist Or stout, come and get fitted. •Sport Coats wd Leisure Jackets to wear tlmn with, a new eeUrHcn a# Suits everjr few dsqrs.' Cuba-b Solqtct W Gioqp Meeting > A BuilMr of Intermediata girls ct the First Bsftlst chsreh mit at tbs Sondsj schoCd saaoz tor a discesslon on tke mlisiogiBr work of Cobs. Tko disoassion wsayooSutod in tho form oC letters from a vOmhomary in Cuba. Sapper, was serrsd by Mrs. Airs Rash and Mrs. K. Malian. bs to ywvMs ^lees lor aai alao a am of God.- FoDosring Miss Flislps* in story, Bov. J. B. Caston. bdovsd , tor of tho diard^ broo^t a chaHang* iog messaga, -Loyalty to the Chordi.- Thcre was a dedieati^ offer ed by C. H. Stoner, Sonosy school saperintcndeaL afW which tm aMoU ing Closed with the singing of tho old hymn, -‘Blsooed Be* the Tie That Binds.- wfll he ad for tha aala oT.the •ets of the AsspdatioB in hoik or echerwiee and at pabBe qr prfvate sale; and farther reiolations will ba considered for the sppointnMet of Liqaidsttng Tmstees; snd other res>. Oott wHk or leridoeui to above ] nection the W. H. ZEMp, Camden, 8. C.. March 2S NOTICE'TO THE CHURCHES OF KERSHAW COUNTY , Wants—For Sale A Regional Baptist Trsinlng Unhm eonrentlon will be held at the Cam den Baptist cborch Aprfl t. The aft ernoon meeting.wOl begin at S:00 snd tbs erealng meeting at 7:10. Lighl refreshments will bs sarvod ho* tween afternoon and night ssaaions. DelOgatm from six coantiss will be ireoent at this eonvsotlon.' Kershaw Lodge To Confer Degree . Ksn^w Lodge No. lf,‘A. r. If. will,confer the Master Mason Ih^ee On a class of candidates tonight (Fri day) March 2tUi, at 8 o'clock in the Masonle Temple. Refreshments will be sarvad promptly-at 7:80 o'clock. All members are urged ^.be pres- ent. Visitors aro cordially welcome. Baruch Birthplaea Now A Sunday School Annox r of NstfauSlIy Advsrtissd (Cootlnaed from first page) changed it for Laasanne, now known as tha Court Inn, tha residenw of John McRae. It is assumed that the McRae family then took ap Its ab^e at the Binehara house, but for what length of time, it jhas not bean able to ascertain.-In rmct^'the history of the Bineham home the next 80 years is now sTailable. Not until It became the residence of Dr. Simon Baruch, who settled in thp late 'Sixties' does it appear,again in the.public spot light. Here was bom the two sons of .the doctor, both to be dis tinguished citizens of the United States. In 1881 Dr. Baruch moved to New;York and Dr. AKwrtus ktoore FOR SALE—Just Received a ship, ment of Bedspringa; icooboxas; odd tables and ehairx Carcrfina Foml- ture Co., Floyd H. Boykin, owner. phone fW. fc "for sale—M 1-2 scree of land lo. cated 81-1 mfle# north of city-on U. 8. No. 1. Thirty acms cultivat- ed. Call 178. Georgs Creed. „ 8e7 FOR SALE—One Junior sise 1-pieee Living room salt. Mrs. J. B. Mo* Gnirt. Liberty Hill Road. Ip FOR . SALE—O n e 1144 dwTrolet truck. Call, at office of Craig and Laird, Rutl^ge street EaaL Sc FOR SALE^11I5 11-1 ton Ghevnriet Suke-body Ttuck. Price reason able. C. C. Crolley, Rt. 1. (todan, 8. C. 1-lp FOR S'ALE—Shrubbery and plants. Chrysanthemams,' Urge exblbftiOQ. type, aU colors, 60c per dos. ,^ed and button type also daisy type all colors, 16e per dos.; Snapdnigona, 35c per dos. Mrs. J. A. Rosborouih, Logoff, 8. C. • Ic YARD WORK WANTED—by oxper- ieneed worker. If you ne^ some- one, see H. Halle, <17 York at. Ip WANTED TO BUY-^Womans bicycle In good condition. Phone 188. Ic WANTED—Capable and experianced stenturapher and typUt seeks a position. Call Mrs. Sarah Trues- dale. Phone 1<8-R. Ip Slaadsrd QoaUty No. '35c X ENRICHED. DAILY DATED M^el Bread apTe (rinpefniit MONTEREY GRAPE -SECTIONS No. Punch Pint kotUo MILO AND MELLOW 8 O’clock 2 NOTICE OF ! MEETING SHAREHOLDERS ... Notice Is hereby given of a meeting ^ame the owner. Dr.’ Moon ia amiT^* Shareholders of the Enterprise rr remembered by many of the older citizens of Camden as a distinguished and well-loved physician. A^r his death in 1910 Mrs. Moore continued to occupy the home, during which time it was an exclusive resort for Northern guests. "Mr. ana Mrs. K, G. Whistler, who bought the house -after Mrs. Moore’s death continued to maintain it as a hostelry of high order and many out standing men and women ia every field of endeavor found relaxation and pleasure while stapng here for n- brief respite from the winter rigors of the Nor& "For a few yMra following, B. R. MeCreight had his undertaking eetnb- lishment here, as did Mr. Evans, who succeeded him.^ ■ -Then came another change ownership when Alvin Moaeley m( ernized the place and tha sign 'Ivy Lodge’ indicated that once more the place offered shelter to those who were strangers within the gates of Camden. Mrs. Carrie Wooten iollowed Mr. Moseley as director of the place and later a party from Bishopville operated it as an inn. Then it be* came the property of the First Bap tist church “The purpose of the annex will Building ft Loan..Aasociatloa of Cam den, 8onth Carolipa. iwhlch meeting will be beld in the pffice of tbe Asso ciation. Rutledge Btreet, Camdeo, 8. C., on Tueeday, April SO, 1848, at 11:00 A, M. NoGce. Is further givan that at said meeting resolutions will be considered providing for the volun tary liquidation - of said Association and the dletrlbntlon of the assets of the Association to tbe shareboldera; FOR SALE Crushed Ice A^ ICE CREAM For All Occasions V ^ * % Camden Dairies Broad SL — , Phone 666 WlflTEHOUBT EVAP. MILK taU Oat Your Ehtry Blanks For Tha '^SOCT Contest Frwn Yaw AftPToday. ■J’ New Green CABBAGE, lb. * * * 6Ht CELERY, ' stalk 12c LETTUCE, head 12c ^INACH, 2 lbs. 15c RADISHES, 3 bunches . Ik STRAWBERRIES, pint 35c U. 8. NO. 1—FRESH TOMATOES , lb. ctn. 2k Drive Carefully—Save a Life 8 Pairs n.oo Bixaa 9 to 12 Sizes. 13 and 3Sc pr. Buy SIX' PAIRS nod gee the Gonraotee Ceraheate. 6 mootfas’ wear or six oew pnizs free. KittC propoedooed to fit - small, avenge and Urge • Lsondry tested and ap* psaved, iMPOtMNri ^ Hit Seth Atnrd- imgiotke SiMe Shee Hr Wuru Heaw af NatianaHy AdveHlaar Marehandlaa Third Camden Show 30, 1946 lO.'OO A. M. 1946 2:15 P. M. - - - Show. Grounds Near No. 2 Polo Field - -n ★ Classes For Hunters T .i V Steeplechase Horses Polo Ponies .;. Hacks Children .. ^ Driving Horses JS / . .50 Riii^de'PiirkBig Spaces at Comer ^ "I • " h-, V Orgli tlie.Ggte,-- V lA’-.