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_ THl CAMDtW CHWOWCH, CAiWlR tOUTWBjitttlA. mWAV. APIIIL M. MM
of OMUMburu. W n ^ ,
40 th« “Jojr-
aiJS?' colebratte* ^
®** ntsurrectioa ofChrlut,
«of in* ':••”'S?!l
Savior.” The chnrdi w»»
“^uslally l«r«e “dl^
ind irlth Birr. John O.
: -4«t in . charge, the
[preaeol*
of the
Henrr Clemente.
iwinoo the ecdemn end
^mmuDiott 8*fvlw wna
in.i*ni J B. Oureton of Camden.
Ku Cunningham
[neSor. 0*-.
‘"^walUng.on the, large audi-
11^7 of our people who
employed eleewhere nnd
tend the Baater aerrleen. '
J® / If. MacLauchlln and Mtaa
riotte MacLauchlln of Cheetnr nt-
SddJurch aerylces here^on Sun-
Thonwaon.
ra of Olenn
W. K. and Mrs
MlM June Thompeon
T Mlted on Sunday Mr. ond
P, Thompson, who also hare
r^tg their daughter, Mrs. John
id t^by. Nancy, of Co-
^ Louise Jennie and ^Annie
■•Twent to Columbia on Sunday
« their sister. Mias CalUe Jonea.
.tlent In the hoeplUL They aay
to Improrlng nicely. ^
hsriee Bublett of DanTlUe, Va., re-
iMt discharged from army aerrlce
Se now with hla father. Mr. Jeaae
liett and Mrs. Bublett.
^by Cunningham of ColumbU
5^ on Sunday after vUlttag hla
^ Mr C D. Cunningham,
t. and Mrs. W. P. Beckham of Co-
.Ku w6ro Sunday guaats of Mr,
Mrs. H. S. Higgins, parenU of
Beckham. ' _
tet e M. Richards <and daughter,
r 'of Davidson, N. C.. were week*
^ests of hie brother Oapt N. a
barde. who also had aa gueaU hla
Congressman J. P. Richards and
Richards of'^jmcaater and Miss
, _ ^
Warren and chll^n of
^^endale are Tlaltteg her amther.
tire. R. J. WardUw, Sr.
8te^ McCraa of New York waa
here with hie parents, Mr. and Mrs.'
T. P. McCrae on Sunday.
(Toe Late Por Laet Weak)
MIm Louise Jonec Tislted her ala.
Jonea, a patient at
the ^Columbia hospital on Sunday and
iwporta that she is getting along nloe-
■‘■tor. Mrs. T. Q. HalL la
etaylag with her.
church Sunday Elder W. E.
Cunnlngtiam oonducted the momiag
aerrlce, and also the Sunday ezercle-
..
Rev. C. M. Richards, of Davidaon,
Si C*, to expected to preach at the
"■■oyterian church here <hi next
Sunday morning. Following the aer-
mon wminankm- aerTteda wilt W
held. The church has been iniproved
by the addltloo of a cement base and
rebuilding of thp steps to the front
entrance.
Dr, and Mrs. C. E. Cunningham, <rf
Decatur, Oa., are vtolting Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Cunningham of our village.
Mrs.' ESdgar Huntmr. of Blmhelm,
and Mrs. D. A. McCullum, of Hantof
S. C., have arrived hei^..for a ^It
(Of several days with "their brother.
Capt. N. 8. Richarda and' daughter,
Mias Edith. .»
Mrs. JrttfirAniutler and daughter.
Nancy, of Columbia, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
P. Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. W, K. Thpmpson and
Mtea Teene Thompson, of Olenn
Springs, were Sunday vtoltora of Mr.
and Mrs. L. P. Thompeon.
Kra. C. D. Cunningham and Mii
Mary^^E. Cunningham were In Rock
Hill on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mra. R. A, Raley and
daughter, Mrs. "
NOTICE
«oord«»ce writii the S. C*
Commiaaioiky I ha^liT
ooBcw that om or ahoMt
’ll 30tfa I wrin mowo^aaF
Mr Store frooi SSlVii Do-
b St to 541 DoKalb St
J. W. C BOYKIN
Btoh(H>tIUe, were visiting rbiattves
here on Sunday
Mr. J. G.'Rivards, of Flonence, waa
here for a short visit with hla atoters
at the Richards home last week.
Mtoees Clara and loutoe Johnston
spent TueSday in Charlotto.
Mias Adella Cunningham, of Cam
den. spent the weekend with parents
Mr. and-Mrs. 8. H, Cunningham.
Miss Richion Richards, of FWt Mill
aubool and lilasM Lela Richarda and
Phoebe Richards, Wfaithrop college
students, were week-end guests in the
home of Capt N. 8. Richarda
Capt. A. Cunningham' Cureton to
wtolting hto parents, Mr.'and Mrs. A.
C. Cureton, Sr.
Savilla MicDow, well liked colored
woman-, who lived on Capt Richards
place, died on Saturday from a stroke
while on a visit to her children in
Lancaster. She was buried at “Old
Field” Baptist chtycftt on Tuesday.
-REVIVAL AT BLANEY
Revival services will be held at
Salem Methodist church, Blaney, be
ginning Monday and contimuing
through Sunday, May 5. Services will
he held each night at S o’clock. The
Rev. John L. Sandlin of Heath Springs
will do the preaching.
Cassatt News Itm
Tlie-Thl^wn of tile cotnmnaity had
ate hm^lB front of the Preaby.
terian churdii Satorday attersoon.
“Ba” Bowsrs foond th# mlaa egg
in the primary group and Heyward
McOoughaa waa the lucky one ia tha
torger group. Baater baskaU flUad
with candy wera given sa priaea.
John W. Buckan and . small aon.
Johnaie, spent tha weekend la Plaa
Bluff with their uneale and aunt Mr.
and Mrs. SteWart
Miss Ruth Walters of C<dambia was
St home for the weekend.
Mtoiee Sarah June Rosier sad Bat
ty Jane McCaskill of Wlnthrop col
lege spent Bsster weekend at home.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. West and two-
children, Nuhcy Cuneron and Henry
Visited Leo West and family at Con-
.*ajt..,..., ;
Lee McNegly, Donald Holland and
Burnett Hall, etodenU at the Uni
versity of 8, C., were at home for
the weekend.
Mr.- and Mrs. F. B. Stanton and
ebna, Dick and Roddy, spent Sunday
at Pork. Dillon county, with Mr. Stan-
fon’a mother and family.
Mr. and Mtu?=~8 L McLanghlhi
•pent last Thursday in Columbia visit'
ing Mrs. Leroy McLaughlin nao baby
who are at the Providence hoepltal.
Mr. and Mrs. Baron McOonghan and
two sons, J(dinnle and Heyward, Mr.
and Mrs. Jake Smith of Camden spent
the weekend with thilT^ mother, Mrs.
Emmie Marshall.
Miss Marie Vaughn of Columbia
spent the weekend with her parenta
Mr, and Mrs. R. W. Vaughn.
Mrs. J. L. Cooper and Mrs. M. S.
Rosier attended the funeral of Mias
Betty McFarlan In Hartsville Mon
day afternoon Miss McFarland wag g
daughter of the late Dr. McFarland,
thp first doctor ever to practice medi-
cine In Hartavifle years ^igo.
Mrs. Lonie Smith spent
VIQOROUg A WINEV
COFFEE
2 ta Slc
Manrd
BREAD
24 os.
lOiJ
I3c
A A P
SPINACH
No. m
19c
SUNNYFIBLD CAKE
Flour*
pkf.
20c
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VA| CAMPS CHILI
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evaporated
CARROTS.
^^^VCUUMERli
l^^eOiCORN,
^UONS,
ORANGES,
Sunday
with her parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Zeigler and two
daughters of Columbia spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. J. R. West and
family.
Mrs. C. Li McCaskill and Mrs. Louie
Itolth spent lait Jthursday shopping
in Columbia. ^ —
Mra. J. W. Bocl^^a^nt the
NOTICE OF SALE
State of Sooth Cgroltna,
County of Kershaw.
Under add by virtue of-simdry tax
executiona directed to' mn by the
Omnty Treasurer of KeiShaw County,
South Carolina, I have! levied upos
the following property aad Rill tell
same the first Monday in May, 194C,
being the sixth day hereof, to, front
of the Conrt Houee door, during tha . . « . w. ..v
legal honn of aile. Terma of sala.„^7 Columbia with Mr. and Mrs
Cash ': All that piece, praoel or lot of Hort^
4h4 with her parents, Mr. aad Mra.
J. u Cooper.
(Tow Lett For Lett Week)
P. F. C. &scil Bowers o? Qusutlco.
▼a., spent several days last week with
hto nareats. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bow
ew. -Ceefl to a gifted moalcian. He
played the violin with 'Uncle Pete”
fHim Suaiter and while he was at
home last week he Joined the Uncle
gang to play the violin fbr sev
eral ocasions whUe he waa on fur*
lough.
Ensign Btoto V. Hough of Chsries-
ton spent the week-eed with . her
■other. Mrs. F. R. HaU.
News was received here Monday of
ibe arrival of a son fat the Providence
hospital in Oolumbto to Cpl. and Mrs.
Loroy McLaughlin. Mrt. McLaughlin
is the former Roth Rhodes of Swan-
aea. Sb« is a graduate nurse of the
(Samden hospital. Cpl. McLaughlin to
the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Sl’L.
McLaughlin.
Major RaltB T Hall, son of Mr. and
and Mrs. F. R. Hall, arrived a tew
days ago from overseas. He was met
la Fort Brafg. N. C. by hto sister.
Miss Elsie Hough, and a brother, Bur
nett Hall both of Columbia.
Week-end guesta of Mr. and Mral
Steve Bowers and Mr. and Mrs. Alby
Bowers were the following: Mr. and
Mrs. Quinton Lowman, Mr. a, d .M;
Otto LowmaU and son, Perry, Mr. and
Mrs. Pomroy Lowman aad daughter,
Phyllis, Mr. and Mrs. Steve W. Bow
ers. Mrs. J. M. Moye and daughter.
“Oerry” and nephew, Charlec Proctor,
all of Columbia.
Mrs. Henry Gardner and daughter.
Mlw Willhemena OardSter. returned
recently from a trip through Florida.
They were Joined In Charleston by
bar sister, Mrs. J<Mieph Momier, end
■on, JoieiA Momier. Jr. They visited
many places of interest and spent a
few days in Key West Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. David Thompeon
■pent the week-end with her mother,
Mrs. Charles Granger.
Mr. and Mrs. BnOhsa of Columbia
were at home for the week-end.
^ Mik. Ed. Yarbrough apent the week
end in Florence with her sister. Mrs.
Spoffor iHMea. who to a patient in
a hoepltal in Florence.
Mrs. Alice Stokee Sharp, a former
resident <rf. this community, died in
the Columbia hospital last week. Fn-
awral eervicee were conducted In.Oo-
lunibla Sunday and ‘the Interment
was in Denmark. 8. C.
Mrs. Sharp la survived by two
daughters who live ia Columbia with
whom she made her home. She leaves
three sisters, Mrs. Lem Horton, Miss
Lou Stokes and Mrs. Mattie Black-
well and one brother. Wood Stokes.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bratfnon and Mr.
and Mrs. 8. B. Walters spent Sun-
rala acoompaaled the wind* which
lasted eeventl minatee.
Mrs. J. T. MaHatf^ of Leaoaster,
visited relatlvee here laet week, re
turning to her home Wednesday. She
was accompanied t6 Columbia by her
aunt, Mrs. William Hiaaon, to ytott
her brother who to a patient in a
hoepltal la Ctdumbia.
Mrs. M. S. Rosier, Mrs. J. B. Mc
Coy. Mrs. A. A. West and Mrs. Bd.
Yarbrough attended Ckxngaree Presby-
tertol at Salem .church Wedneeday,
Strothera, 8. C.
Bob Branham Is
Back At Penney’s
Robert L. Branham, who for two
years prior to hto entering the ser
vice. was employed at the J.-,C. Pen
ney company store here, has resumed
affiliation with that mercantile uniL
Bob waa in the navy |ia«» June t,
1948. being stationed most of the time
at the Charleston Navy yard.
Penney customers will be pleased
to have him back.
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RHEUNITISM
SVOUEB JOINTS
MmnUTIS. UCMCNI, neiiitis
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LAKlirS 9 DROPS
Or Me At AM Drag
PA4I THREE
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COMING ATTRACTIONS
Camden Th^tre
April 26^
•HTIE HOODLUM SAINT*
William Powell—Bather W\}liame
Also Selected Short SubjMts
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SoturdoY, April 27
Special 10:30 Show
**SMOOTH AS SILK*’
' Kent Taylor-—Virginia Grey
MoiL-Tuea., April 29-30
’^CINDERELLA JONES**
Joan Leslie—Robert AUa
iteet News
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T^.-' ■ £
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We<i.-Thura.» Maj 1-2
. ’’DOLL FACE**
Vivian Blaine—Dennto O'Keefe
Carmen Miranda
A Muaical with Httbba-Hubba
Songs! — Also News
NOTE: Chants of Night Starting
time effective Monday, April
Etkh:
Night Shown at 7:S0 and 9:80
Matinoo at t:18
land with Improvemeata thereon ly
ing. being and situated la the City
of Camden and in the County aad
State aforeaaid. fronting Seventy-five
(78) fedt to .the Weet on Fair Street
and extending bgck to a uniform
width to a depth of One hundred
thirty (llO)vfeet and being bounded
ee foUowa: N<^ by Haile Street;
Beet by premises tniWMrly Raymond
Moore; South by property of Rush
^ West by FUr BtigeL said lot be-
Ihe eane prdpsrirMy wM sxR
convsired oadcf hueclonttre proceed
ings by deed of R.'H. REtop, Maatsr
to A. W. Huaphrlee, Administrator
of the Bsfate of 'll J. Arranta, de-
ceased dated the Sind day of July,
1986 and reoorded in the orhee of
the CHerk oCOonrt lor Kershaw Oonn-
iy ia^Bodtic B. P.' of daeds at page 17.
Levied upon aad to be eoM ee the
property ef the Helre at Law of T. J.
Armats, deeeened, tor 1946 taxes..
Jeo, All-that piece, peroel or lot
of land Jying, befiig aad aitnntod In
the City of Csmden, County nnd State
eforeeakl and bMag bounded ae fU-
tows: North by propertyC. V.
Maseebean; Bast by Fair Siribt of tiie
City of Camden; South by property of
Nero Reed and West by iwoitoity of
Nettles. Levied npoa and to be eoM
as the wwpwty of the Heire at Law
of T. J. Arranta, deceased for 1946
taxes. -4
Also, All that piece, parcel or tradt
of land lying, being and situated in
School District No. f aad la the Cohn-
ty and State aforeeAld. containing
i^ty (80) acrea, mmre or lens, and
^Ing hounded oa the North by lends
fflrmerly Ben Branham; Bast by lands
formeriy of Robsri Peebles;' South by
lands fmuerly of Kirk Price and
Weet tqr lands now or tormarly Davto.
LerM npoa aad to be soM aa the
property of the fleira at Law of T. J
Annals, deeenesd for iHi tnxoe.
Mrs. J. H. MeLsod, Sberlft
Rsibbsw Conuty. S. C. 6-70
Mr. and Mrs. William Walls of
Btohopvllle vtoited Mr. and IDs. J. L.
Cooper 8na(iay.
This vicinity was vtoited by a storm
about 4:80 Tuesday afternoon The
wind was fierce, blowfiig from .the
east. Trees were blown and
gardens were damaged. A torrential
OOWNG ATntACnONS
Sbtekff Th^tre
FrtO^ M4T
’’WAGON WHEELS
WIStWAMT
wad BIU Mott ee .Red Ryder
wito Babby 2teke
Also ''Phantsoi BMer”
SIml-TW, AiMI 2940
Jesoe James was thot la ths bate
. . . eemNfegdy^ ERi to pay!
RffTURN OP
jniANK JAMES**
HsnsT Fonda-Osno Tlsmey
Jackls Cymte'
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Jsteny Maeir Brown Raymond
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Spm and HAADIOND
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Filling Station andJBarage
east D«KALB STREET
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^Thu purchnnu ci tbh Stein Fillinf gad Serwieu
Stetkm and Garufu, on East DoKaN> tlroot,
just onst of tho Southom RailwgY trucks, by Jmek R*
StesB aad CandJg. ^ from Archio Stein.
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Thote Who Seek Ta
Be AeewratUu
Informed
Hum moorood tomid- ad-
Door**
d of
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* PRODUCTSTIRES
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We Give 24 Hour Service!
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Open Day and 'Night!
WHEN NEXT; YOD FILL ’BR VP.
CALL ON NS FOR THAT FAMOUS
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AU tiUpigr Stores in Camden will close at 7
P. M.. Mondays ikrmtgh Fridays, during the summer
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