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THI CAMDIlt Ne^ Leaders Attimd Meeting Of T. & AssodalifHi The Kereha^' Countjr dB>ercnlmils MioclatioD r^K>rte a moat^acceastnl health education conference for Negro leaders.,Two hundred attend ed this conference, and this number tnclnded the following groups; teachr ers, special educators, minlstera, farmers, mldwlves, housewlTss public health workers doctors, merchants, seamstresses, farm agent, home dem. onstration agent, cafe operator, bean-^ tician, jahltor and ^hteen 'hlgdi school students. Except for the eighteen high school Students., all others were adults. Mrs. Marie Tlndal, president of Ura ,as80ctatiot|, reports that all speakers made Interesting talks which held the Interest and attention of the audience right through the final snmmanr. “It Is planned to-make this type of pro gram an annual affair,'* said Mrs. Tlndal, "as a part of our new health eduction program." Mrs. Tlndal sUted the two motion pictures: ‘T^t ^7 People Lire" and “They Do Come 'Back", which srere shown as part, of this program, are owned by the local TB association. "We now hare' two other filmsr and expect to get a new one which will soon be released. We plan to rent films from rkrloue agencies, and to borrow -fr6m the state health depart ment. We hare ordered a projector, with screen, which we will hare soon. With this equipment we plan to carry on. o county-wide health education program during the coming year." - The exscutlre committee entertain ed the professional guests at lunch eon. Oht.of-town guesti were: ' Dr. Prank L. Oelger, dtrector , of tuber, culosis control In the state* depart ment of health;; ,Dr. John M. Preston, resident physleian who Is In charge of X-ray work'at State Park; Mr. James McClaryi director dirlklon spe cial services, of the state board of edncation’s rehabilitation dlrUkm; Mrs. Mark Parks, health education secretary'of the stats TB assoclatloB. and Miss Ida Louise Carothera. fttper- Jjrlslng nurse dl the itate department of health’s tuberetttosis control din. skm. Buy Sellllei^t USE 1« CHRtMCLE WANt ADS MoM Pky Badt Taxes To Get Auto License AdvMtlMBseats uader this heedtag win be eharsed for at the rate of 1 eeat per word. MtoiaiaSB charge M eeata. Ads set la IS polat type dMble chsiws. Cash must aoeompaay order exem where euetoner baa Ledser Aceoaatr WMtod WAMXEPr-rMan to in^ir, 1^ change auto, Ureai put on eeat cov ert and other odd jobs automo^ bilea. H. 8. Bowden, WjAern Auto Associate Store. f-Tc WANTED—Salesman to tell i^e Appliances, automobile tlree, vud other Items. Good proposition to a 'man that can prodace. Answer B., care *rhe Chronicle. Wc MALE HELP WANTER — Oppbr .tunity of lifetime* supplying D *and other profitable producU to farmers in W. Kershaw county. No experience of capital required. Must 'have auto, good refereocea. Per- manent. Write or, wire McNeea Com pany, Dept. T. Candler- Bldg„ Bal timore, i, Md. t-IP WANTED TO RENT—Three room unfurnfshed apartment or a bcjuae; goojd couple with no childrea. Call Mr. Gladden, phone 350,. between 8 a. m. and 6 p. m. • l-lp To Tho Rod Crowl— k BUILDING MATERIAL •CEMENT BLOCKS •STONE AND SAND Sheetrock and Windows . CITY SUPPLY & EQUIP. CO. Genmd Tracking " GUION TMICKINQ LINES » ' 1024 Broad Stroot TolopiMM • . <»d Eicayaling L. I. CUION & COMPANY Tolephooo M2 THE FIX-IT SHOP -We gpeteialine in tractor and farm mackinaty ro- paira sobd maintenanca on Um farm, if pooaibla. ^ W« also do auto repair and minor repairs on electrical and other appliaaceg. Odd jobs taken. . E. R. Frietag, Jr. A. R. Mayer« Jr. / TEACHERS WAN*fED—For vacan cies in high and elementary grades for 194g>’47 session. Apply, etating all quallflca.tion8, to B. B. Living ston. Supt. Antioch . High School, Ronte 1, Camden 8. C. JKf WANTED^To buy pina and kardwood timber of idl de scriptions. N. W. Soegars Lmnbar Conqmny, Camden, S. C Bl-lOp WANTED—To Duy ssed fnrsltare. odd pleoee sad gseorsl tvsltsre. Camden rumltnre Co. Fhbaa IN ' lltfe WANTED-^ paopio saftarlit from -'UlMy tooaUa or beefcaeko ta try UNO, |LM. Maaay back gsaran- taa. At DaKalb Pharmaey. 48.1lp — Foond LOST^r-Ratlon books No. 4. isoued to Oraleo Wllllama, Willie Williams, Evelyn Williams and Joaephlne Wll- Uams, Ckmdea, S. C.. R-S, Box. 32. •-P LOST— Man’s black leather billfold containing drivers license and other .papers, also ration book No. 4, is sued to Ray H. Chowulng, Camden. Reward. Ray H. Chewning. 582W. LOST—OfM Baaide bound, white as black spottod with tan head, boh- tafled. Finder please retam to A. C. Moseley.* Rermitafe Mill, house Na ~ 84. t-df taken UP—Brown mula Owner onn receive by deeciibing and pnytg^ for ad and keep. B. B. Kilrley, 4if Market St. Camden. E-tp For Solo FOR SALE—Maple finish bed, with springs and mattress. Call 4S8-R. I ■■ ■ III ■■■! ■ '■ I—'" ■ * FOR SALE—One washing machine made by Savage Arms Co. In good condition. Phone 5K-R, or call at 1504 Pair street after April 84. l-p FOR SALE—M33 Chevrolet Pickup, steel body cab, fair Urea with two spare.tiree. B. L. Roberti, Onlf Sta tion, Pontiac, S. C: (on Rt. 1 be tween Camden and Columbia.) 4-7p FOR SALE—Typey Cocker Spaniel puppies, black aind golden bhffs. Dewormed. Chanlpione Showman and Halmeric bloodlines. These are little beauties. Fifty champions in 8 generations. 'Mrs. J. P. Miller, 132 South. EveretL BennettevlUe, S. C. Phone 598-W. ' '* 4-P Would like to SWAP 12 thoroughbred brown Leghorn pullets, 10 months old. for Barred Rock or eome heavy breed: Wilt sell for 11-34 each, but I prefer to swap. Mrs. Mkry Bar- mer. Box 45, RT 2, Camden. Phone 508-R. FOR SALE—Fifty bush.ele of sound Oeceda Velvet Beans. Priced rigfaC W. A. Shuler, Rembert, 8. C. 6-7o FOR SALE—Cotton Seed, 200 btuTh' ela, Coker lOO-f; alao ffUd’s No. 15. See Rota Blackmon,, Kershaw. R-3. , Me ■ ' ' - FOR SALE—Coker 100 and 4-1 cotton eeed, also a few bags of Wilds It Qermlnatibn from 68 to 80 percent one year from breeder. Price |7.N per 100. Call Lex Watts, Kenhgw, 8. C.6Mc FOR SALE—69 scree, good three room house, new bam, welL 160 acres cut In small tracts to auU pnrehaaer. Two stmry good house, electric lights, new bam, pump, with 285 aerea. All tracts have long paved highway (No>S4) frontage. Miss Annie Mtoblejr; 406 Lanrene St, Camden. 51tfe Death and taxes are no Ism certain Jmt Just who footo Uto hOl on auto- ^i^le property levies stlU is a mst- tor of conjecture under a recant legis lative act License plktea must a4)t be Issaed by the state hlghiray department to any vehfele on -wbl^ any county property taxes ere unpaid—»4he law says—tor 10 years back. It could go like this, hi^trsy of ficials mused: Joe Doakee buys a used ear tba^ was owned by John Dos last yasr and jane Roe the year prior to that and so back for a decade wttk half a dosen owners, none of whom bo^ ered to pay the county property levy on the car In any of the four or five countlee from which they were regis tered as owners. Come .Getobar and Doakas i trots arohnd to hU district highway (rfflee and sUnda in line for bis new license tags, to find that 10 yean back taxes are doe and payable before he legaUy can operate hla car. So Doakes rtiella out checks to the vaiions counties in which the car was asserted, rrtlevlng the vehicle of its tfx load. If he wants to collect from the car’s former owners, he can see his lawyer. . Mrs. W. D. Caiulken Of Kershaw I^es Mrs. W. D. Chuthen, N, died at her home in the Oakhurst section of Lancaster county. Funeral services wem tonddeted at S o’clock Tneeday af^moon from the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. B.' Williams, in Heath Springs, with the Rev. J. C. Bridges of Kendiaw in charge, assisted by the Rev. John L. Sandlin and the Rev. W. B. Clyde dt Tleatfa- SprtngB^-Jntefment fcHowied-*h see IlSiMSS wow CAMF Meals ssik & m^ltyHS D. C DIXON'S HOUSE We hssdls's eftispists Nm women asN Ml >.wosr sM Msa*S WeHi all kis^ Alas a wide netlona. S.1 camoen, k a •pi Brsag tt. M Salem cemetery: Mrs. Canthen la snnrived by her husband, W. D. CauUMo; one daugh ter, Mrs. W. WUllams of Heath Springs; two sisters. Mrs. J. B. Rob- insoB and Mias Mattie Rutledge; two half.brothere. Dr. J. A. Rntledge and W. O. Rutledge of Heath Spring; one half-sister, Mrs. L. 8. Canthen of KsT' shaw and two grandchildren. WANTED Experienced Waitresses s $15 week and tips ~ M & K COFFEE SHOP Ybs! Sweeter, Tastier Bread with FLEISCHMANN’S FRESH Xeast Located at oonaer of York and Mill Straots. We PAY TOP PRICE .1 Market ' • Thin active fresh yetift fOM ri^t to work, fivts yon. full value becaune^l^t full e/^engift. And bread made with Fleischipann'a ac^ fregh Yeart tastsa sweeter, is Itp’i'er, more tender. Hbake at home-Get Fleachmaim’s. ^ active fresh Yeast with the familwtr yellow ^ label—America’s dependable yesst favorite fmr ovor three generations. 845 acres of landj^'lacatad 8^ wdhm Northwest ol Can^ML ^as six twiiiiaf houses} sevsml hams, lots oTyount poM and handNrooJ HnAsr. Will sell as a whole, or will cut to toil ipardiaser, i • V ' . Alsov 3 Farms wWt fournreofn farm and cm farm whisli haa n W.,iF0RT a c For Rent FOR RENT—One station and store building, located Just outside city liinlte on highway. No. 1, toward Columbia. Call 124W. 6p FOR RENT—Several excellent rooms to permanent guest With or with out private baths. Reasonable rates. Kirkwood Hotel Annex. 6-7p CHICK PUD—Get a bag of that f004 SpsrUn All-Mash Starter tor joer mieks sad gtvs them ths ritfU start Only ths ons fssd Is ail you assd to oarry ihem through ths first tag wseks Buy Spartan . .to|ny Rpi chase yosr ohiek wsrrles swsF.*^ . Whitaker • Ckwipaay, Caradse, • a 44shtf RADIATOiCr BOILED OUT and Repaired* Now la dm time to havo your radiator checkod for aummar drhr* ing. Wo fnaronfieo our so vice.' WflUiuna^Radiator Re pair 8hop, E. DMUJh St near Rnsh'a Eaao Sla. 4-7p KKRWAw LOOQK NO. tt A. P. M. T Regular OomaaBloatloa JE First Tneeday ef Masli Montk. At I P. M. VMIMn WelcoBM. 'V' U H. JONM, W. M. C. J. OtJTLAW. Seeretanr I CITATION state of South Carolina, County of Kerahaw. By N. C. AradtL Probate Judge! Whereas. Lucile- Sharpe Trotter mj^ auH to BBS to grant her Letters oc*'AdmlnisU'atloa of the Estate and effeeta of Alice Stokes Sharpe. Thebe are, therefore, to cite and admonUn all and aingolar the Kind red and Credltora of the said Alice Stokes Sharpe deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the CosTi of Probate to be held at Camden, B. C.. on April SOth nexL after publloa- tion hpreot at It o’clock In the fora- noon, to show cause, if any they have, wky the said AdminUtraOoa should not be granted. Given nnder my hand this Vfth day of April AOao DoaUnl N. C. ARNVTT. . ^XNge of Prohata *■60 ^ Korskaw OemUjr. Sdhicrfta T» Tht WUXIAM W. BATH . SpodolAfsai New York Life Ineuraea ReaMenee Phone MU Offiee Medkal Bldg. pi,^ Comer Lyttleten and OeKaki PainUng AM Pap^^iffmg 608J Faint ■aat DaKalb itrea Hooaa FidnHng . Insida and OnhUg Owned and Operated % ARCHIE J. rrttk Phswt tRij Diire Cortfully—Sam •! FmAL DISCHAiai Notice is hereby‘givas IM month from thh date, oaIhrU, FYank Shropshire, will mlnbj Probate Court of Kershaw Ogoj final return as Bxeoukir of tkri of, Robert ShrtHMklre, deeiad add on the .aame date he to the said Court for a flaall as said Executor. N. C. ARNVrr, Judge of. Camden. S. C., April 9, JHI NOTICE TO DEBTOIf CREDITORS All partiee-indebted to thi( M. O, MoOaokia are to ntakt paynmi tot aad all paiilea. If any, kav against ths aslfi estate wL . them likswisa duly attssML the time presmlbed by law. ..Baroa ISddle M< Camdeo. A^ 11, 1N8 month from this datam Wok Sybil lYlaoe I4oyd. wlD a Probate Ooirt oflDnshag'— flaal ‘return aa Admtaistmhfit estate of J<dm L. Uoyi M aad oa the same date As to the said Court for a fiasl T s said Admlahtratrix. « N. a ABNvrr., judge eC Camden. B. C.. April 16, rnx-wAR sTi klETAL Weatherstrij e S,U aad iMtalbil E E. 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