The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 29, 1946, Image 5
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ri .nil Mr®. C. L. McGairt ®nd
l*c' Sm Attended the wedding of
L Mre McGolrt® niece®. Mia®
U> Mr. ,Yoder In VenWjrck.
? laat Wednesday night
P ' r.n* MeCeakUl of Wln-
THI CAIIOEN CHUOmCLl. CAMDIW, tOUTM CAMOLIWA.-PWIDAV, MAMCM ». m$
rp lut Wednesday nigni.
rJL Stty Jane McC®.Wll of Win
L^fcdUego returned to Rock HIU
P«y night after spending the
^^■«nd*wlth her parents here.
Miss Ruth Walters of .Columbia
aias at home lor the we^-tad.
I Charles Hosier of Brooklyn. N. T.,
Is Tisltlng his grandmother, Mrs. C.
A. Mosier.
Mr. and Mrs. TUman Melton who
hare resided bn the farm of Hen^
Bryant for Gie past few years hare
moved near Rershaw,
Ernest Melton akd small daughter
of HartsTille, rlslted his father. C.
M; Melton lairt week.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Wlters and
Miss * Ruth Walters were dinner
guests Sunday of Mr.- and Mrs. S.
B. Walters.”
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Brannon and
son Jimmie^ of Rock. Hill, arrhred
Friday' to spend several dani with
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Brannon.
" Mr. and Mm Clyde Bow^les and
their father, Mr. Joto Bowles of Lex*
ington, visited Mrl and Mrs. James
R. West Sunday.
Mrs. Mettle Ray.and daughter of
Camden visited her sister Mrs. W. JL
Young and family recently.
Mrs. L. T. Anderson anid daughter
Miss Willie C. Anderson, al« visiting
r^atlves In Lanrlnburg, N. C., this
week.
Mrs. Louie Smith of Camden spent
the day. Sunday with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. MeCasklU. .
Mrs. G. A^’SmlGt and two children
! of Savannah; Ga., are visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mtl J.' T. Reynold®
Mr. wad Mrs. Bill Young a^ two
sons spent 'Bunday ha Camden with
her slstM-, Mrs. Ethel Short. '
Mrs. R. B. ESliott is very 111 in the
Camden, hospital gtter a seidons op
eration last week.
Mr.-and Mrs. John Buchan return
ed to Columbia Monday after spend
ing the .week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cooper and their
little son Johnnie, who lives ‘with his
grandparents.
J. H. Davis left Sunday to spend
a few days in the Duke hospital at
Durham, N. €.. for a medical checkup.
Jessie R. Reynolds of Cavannah,
Qm.^ is visiting his father J. T. Vleyn-
oldi^ and family.
PAQC FIVE
Mr. .and Mrs. fPete” Horton and
son RAfdy were weekend guests of
her paredaits, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bran
non. Randy remained tor a weeks
visit v0th his aunt. Mrs. S. B. Wal
ters. '
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Wells of Bish-
opviUe were visitors here Sunday
afternoon.^
Mrs. Alby Bowers and son spent
Monday with her mother near Blaney.
Watkins
Mlseas Da Mae and Alice
of Bolivia, K. C.. spent the wpek-end
with their pareats here.
* Lee Watkins has been a patient
in the Veterans hospital In Colum
bia. *
L. D. Barr made a business trip to
Spartanburg, last Wednaaday.
M^ain Again Wins
Kicker Tournament
Councilman Joe E. McKain was
winner of the kicker tournament at
the Camden Golf Club Saturday, get
ting a net 74. His gross was ^ and
he had taken a 12 handicap.
Second place, lyent to. DeLoach
Sheorn card^ a gross 84, which
with a five handicap, gave him a net
79.
Australia will produce 115 000 000
hen’s eggs in the 1946-46 season, a
record output, compared with 104 -
261,187 In 1944-46. ’
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CLAUSSEN’S COOPERATES
with the
NATIONAL FAMINE COMMITTEE.
1. CTswsssa*s has added eddltieael superrleory and eagi-
lo help eUmiaate wasU ef whaat
fat® '
An old friend relorns • Here^e one of the most popular of all
Clau»$en*» products • • • Claumen^wOldTiihey Breadl Horn jam
can again get this uiarTeloas loaf at yoiir grocer’s • bigp widep'
generoiu slices •• .an irresistible old CiaMy flavor •• •anopeoy’
loose texture • • • a tender crasL Besides being an Ideal loaf
a
for table nse, CiquMieh*» Otd Tkney Bread makes the finmt
toast yon ever tasted crisp, and tender and g^l^en brown*
Backed by i3aMSseii’s,.century>old r^ntatkm for producing'
¥
line bakery goods • • • made of only the finest ingredienis, by
skilled Clau$§en*$ craftsmen who have ^be ^know-how” —
reflected by ^05 yean of continnons baking experience —w
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Clau§sen*§ Old Timey Bread ia a marvd of baUng excellence*;
'Order it now* •• today! „
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