The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 05, 1946, Image 3
THl ICAtlDtll CHUOlitCmr CAMDlli WITH ^A»6l.ll|>A, fUtQAY, APRII. \ 1H$
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tomher during their Army
Ajthdogh they are all stu-
tchool days, and now wish to try to
remain
careers.
dj^ts at tlm present time, they de
rided that they would volunteer for
the 18 month enlistment, • which will
enable theiA to be released from the
Army- *,rTIo^ in'Camden,! enable theiA to be released from thelm*ining five men plan to attend The
^wbom •*|Q^fri^ds during their 1 service just in time to. start thrirlcitadri in Charleston.
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second yaar of eoUege in. the faQ of
1847. .
Four at the young men have
finished thrir freshman yaar at The
Citadcd. The fifth has beta attending
a military erilege, and the_8ixth. Jrim
K. DeLoaeh, Jr., has finished his first
ymr at the University of North Caro
lina. DeLoaeh plans to return to the
university upon completion of his
tour of ditty with the Army. The re-
When asked their reason for en-
listi^y in the Regular Army at this
time, they.sll agreed that ft was to
receive the benefits of the educational
offer under the G. I. Bill of Rights,
and to broaden their outlook in order
to b^ter fit themselves to receive the
education for which they are striving.
The four young men from Camden
are:'John K. I)eLoach, Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. John K. DeLoaeh of
1607 Fair Street r- Skottovre W. De-
iPass, son of Mr. and "Mrs. W. L. De-
Pass of Jordan avenue; William S.
Lindsay, sdn'of Mr. John N. Lindsay
of Fair Strest;'and Thomas D. Aft-
criun, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Ancrum of 1411 Fair Street.
The two remaining members of this
“Inseparable Si*” were: Earle P.
Barron, Jr., non of Mr. Earle P. Bar
ron of 340 Oakland Avenue, Jlock
Hill; and Angus H. Macaulay, Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Angu.s H. Ma-
'caulay of 127 West End Street,
Chester.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
^CREDITORS
r All partlee indebted to the eetate
of Mannes Baruch are hereby notified
to make '^payment to the undersigned,
and all parties, if any. having claims
against the said eetate will present
them likewise, duly attested, within
the time prescribed by law..
MINNIE W. BARUCH.
l-3c? Administratrix c.t.a.
Camden. S. C.. March 9th 1946.
oat abot €iammm*$ OWtimey Brmd
Ihi^ Is lli delleioM, «I4.
Bat Oid-TiiH0y hat ao many good pcdirto,
iOaoUy hold tooeleet only ot%€ of thorn to tolt
oboot;
For hutmee, thk inarwekras loaf offert
wide) generona tlieett an open, looae tex-^
tore; a tender erast; nniform quality.
It’a an ideal loaf for table nae...for making
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And at for l4Mwl. . .adAy OU-Tim^-miAea the
Bneat tooat you ewer tooted! Criap, anil
tender and golden brown—‘•each slice la
ahnply irresistible, wMi Its delicions oUU
timey flawor!
Tea . . • yoa*ll lore Old-Timsyl Its ^tot
remindf you of those long-gone home-
baking days, when Modier did wondero with
an old-fashioned iron store. Rwember,'dda
marvelous loaf is a product of Claiu$0n*§
^qraftsmen—with over a hundred years of
‘fkuow-how.”
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