The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 10, 1946, Image 1
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CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROUNA, FlUDAY, FRIDAY. MAY^ 1M6
NiiBlber Y
Kennedy and Redfearn
Seek Senatorial Toga
CitiseiM HaadliM
Political Raoa In
Xtfshaw^CoaBlF
kwihaw county to a«ured of an
Sloned dr*«-oot election cam*
this flummer aa indicated by
nuujy candidate* that hare al-
entered the field.
keen interest atUche* to
contest that to ,in the making,
Lee for the sMiate, seat will at-
mneh aute-wld# interest be-
of the prominenee of the two
^stes already announced.
pT Redfearn, who la completing
km *u state senator to seeking ra
tion bat will hare to defeat R.
(esnedy, Jr., present house mem*
if he is to continue in the upper
Redfearn and Kennedy kart al*
It snnonneed.
other race that to -going to ex-
mneh int^t and speculation
be the marathon to be staged by
•eeking bouse eeaU. Already L.
fbnm, Arthur L. Jones aad John
bars entered their names and
. are current that tl»sy* will be
. eeeklng the two asutta^te tha
^aw delegation. ''
lie race for aherlff will atoo cany
field Already entered are J. H.
Jr., Bngene Ia Moaeley-and
jDeBruhl. At least two more are
ted to announce aoon.
Ogbnm haa announced tor
or while the list ot thoee 'seel
ims warden and magtotrute tlao*
honors continues to grow.
^ose who hare already fllad. lor
or re-electipn up to dniursday
are: For seuato, W. T.
E. M. Keanady. Jr.; for
Arthur U Jonea, L. C. Clybnru,
Rsbon; for shdirtft, J. R. Mo-
1, Jr, Bngens L. Moualey and Olb
ohl: (or andifor, iVed Ogbum;
Igsms wiideB. Otctf Sraaliam,
M. Hough; for director, D. T.
West Wkteree Towuslitp;
Dewey, Weet Wataree; rl*. P.
Wateree: J.. H. Sov^ flat
Township; Chariea B. Blyttoer,
Township; for magtotrate,
Hnmphries, West Wateree; A.
fehon, Lower West Wateree; R
ISsaders, Lo^er Weat, Wateree;
Id. Barfield, Upptf Watefpe,.aad
I iKksoa, Upper Weet B^terea.
Funderburke Is
Named Chairman
Of Exe. Committee
Election Campaign la County
WO! Hawe Nine Meetinga
In July
PERIODIC CANCER
— I 1 ■ I, mvtmm iillTiUliri i ■ ■ anwss<ie'Swa«*»
L. O. Funderburke, preeideot of the
Ker^aw county farm bureau, waa
named as chairman of the Demo
cratic executlTe committee at the
county oonrention held in the court
auditorium of the court house here
Monday. Mrs. Kathleen Watts was
elected Tice chairman aad N. 8. Rldi-
Wd* of Liberty Hill was named as
state exeentire eommltteeman.
Delegates to the state oouTentlon to
be held In Columbia on Wednesday,
May 15 are: )U O. Fundertrarke,
Thomas Ancmdi, C. J. Shannon. IV,
of Camden, C. B. Mitchell and Loring
Darto of Bethnne and B. J. Bowen of
Blaney.
John K. DeLoach wsa conTeotlon
president and Dr.-A. W. Rnmidirtos,
secretary. The oonrention went on
record aa farorlng the bedding ot the
flrit primary on the last Tuesday In
July. This to tho same ariuafement
as pruTsOed in 1144. It was atoo tho
eenae of the exeentire eommltoto
the campaign this summer wffl fsat^
ore.the eume number of.meetingu. f.
that were held to lt44.
As a rssuH of the death of J. H.
McLeod, who to 1144 waa namad
chairman ef tha exeentire eommittoe,
Mrs. Kathleen Watoa,.rice dmlrman,
opened the eonrention aesaton this
noeu.
ig Mayor
irkle And
Counrilmen
hlfe City OffidaU Sohra
ITIm Loitering ProUeai
Ite s bit of ..oemment has been
u a result ef the white strip
down the entire length of the
rtik between Church street and
Id srenue, on the east uid* of
street Chief of Police StrlCk-
wheh accosted by a Messenger
er, stated that tha outside part
Be sidewalk wonld ba used tor
who wish to stop aad talk
the inner two-thlnls wonld ba
tor general foot or through traf*
Memorial 1^
Obserrance To
Inqiresrire
The Memorial Day aerrlea to ba Ob-
serred at the Quaker cemetary to
day, Itey 10, at S;4S, undtr the
ausptoes the United Daughters of
the Oonfadiraey will be one of the
mgsi oe|itond1ito and impceailre to
tto-due to tha fact But
ffniOTads of reterans ef tVh recent
war who hare been away from home
during the years the world strife waa
on. win be bsmk aad present at tha
The serrice wlU he condneted at
*Tjlttle Arlington” that sacred area
wherein reete heroee of the Wer Be
tween the Btatee, the First World war
and tha recent World, war.
General O. H. Franks to to glre the
main addreeao f the program while
other noCaUe officers will atoo take
part
Mrsi B. C. VoaTreachow, who has
taken a mafor part in the Memorial
Day programs here for many yesuu
belleres the 1040 affair will be to the
nature of. a rally for tha many retnm*
ing World war retefana.
EXAMINATIONS
Competition In Cattle
Classic Will Bb Limited To
4-H And Future Farmers
Transfer Of llie
Kirkwood Area To
Hair Is Recorded
Schloaburg Brotkera Paid
$17.SOO For Six Loto And
Bufldidg. Hotel Asaurad
Y€4hdlf kfidte the truth tmd
the truth 5|kiW nwfct yBufrtt*
frO»B •feaK {^ricagCswotel^ty
Caacir Drive Has $600 Goal
KERSHAW QUOTA IN AUhOUT CAMPAIGN
AGAINST DISEASE.
" Konkaw oomaty kaab—n ankad to raiaa fiOO at fta tkaro
of jkke $lS.ObCkOOO progmm lor m all-o«katlaek on caaeor.
Tka campaign will cIom Toaaday aftwtooon, May IS.
Yonr gift will kMp support a gNiat nation wido prognun.
Wkat fiMT Motkor*a Day ntopiorial covld yo« -wht tkmi
to Waun fgvr oantrikntkn fw a woi^y canaa Mlk unw
of th* iltiilgnitiijl dapaalloriaut"'^’ ^ ~ ^
Hm poopio of Camden are always willing t» gbok to—
GUARD THOSE YOU LOVE _ GIVE TO CONQUER CAN-
CER^
PUBLIC FORUM
[became neceseary (o inroka tha
of e reaolotion -pasasd to
council In July, IfM. whaa too
people crowded the entire
of the sidewalk to sueh an axi
I that it was almost tospossihla to
rom one end to the otoer without
» pushed Into the stre^ Tha^tof
I that the proriskwa of fba reaoln-
wlU be enforced.
—Bishoprffls Msuseagar.
Camden council wonU do well
after tho Blshoi^* Idas,
tnrdays it to afanoat tmposalbls
on th* sldawalha of Bread
bemuse of the leltarsfu.
tollrst kaowa to'Sara hasa
tted in Arabia about ITS A. Ik
Jack Boykin Is
OqitaixiOf Tetoa
Jack Boykin, , son of Mr. aad Mrs.
Corbett Boykto, Laursas .Oenrt. wbo
to oa aaslgnmant with tha nary at
ClerMand, Ohio,
captain of the sofi^ll team repreaent*
ing hto uaH. Ia a roeeat game at tha
separation center ^ Clereland, Boy^
kto’a team waa denated 14 to It hut
latef It was found that there bad
been a mtxup in the scoring and tho
What baa become of our bapdf For
the whole community feels tbs need
of s band!
How can • wa again, hare a erack
band in CamdenT
Just what la it that Jnatifles our
haring one?
That to the first qmstion to be
answered for there are expenditurss
for Instruments, uniforms, music and
time gireat by toooa who are amm*
hers of tho band.
From th* Btude Magastoe.
'"The greateat raise of a hand in a
" 'vGOmiUIUEpf AA wQmAVMVIiEf mttU
with tha tight leader to the daftolta
psych<doglcal affect on tha com-
mnnify. It ratoaa standards of prael-
Blon. mentaT aad physical aettrity.
standards of loeal pride,” ao Lt Com:
John Philip Sousa sal^
Hs contraasa. ”Taks (ha moot le
thargic group aad let then b* shBt-
lasa anbitiMlaan dtooanramd md
down at tha bate, wtthont any risible
doeUra to better themsMres, then
gam* waa throws onL Ih the. gsne.i^ace a crack hand to tbeir midst and
Boykin hit two home mna and two
stniriea to score f mna made hy hto
Between two pbnnds
need on *a.«atttomobfle.
of paint are
g. M«y 18. to IfathaJ HowrfUl Ob.
This Conananity For Thirty-Two Years
hospital waa toeorporated April
^ waa'butt Airtoi that
^ Th* Rospttol opamA its
raw »^nta Daoatehsr L Ifll,
.JL koapital
-.1 H? araotload
Ouriaa. Tha B^ of
™ Mil eanatoted of W. M.
J- W. Corbitt, U A. Wlto
* Bsmch, i. c, Bamp. H.
.«.i Bawan, W. 1.
W J. Burden A ftoa
im. totally iuatroyad
iro^wing ysnr.
BanMk aarrai oautha
M traommr of tha
^^*rimry. IMI
S’
A. B. WhBolm.
& Bhmm Dr. J. W. Brunasai. Dr. a
P. Vlnaanl, Dr. F. O. Aaw. Dr. John
M. Bratoar, 01. A. W. Hnmpbrtea.
Priamt fheaitinM Operating^ and
dallrury reoum. X-ray and Lalo^
tery. It AAalt Bait. U OhIIAran Baia.
It Baastoatia. A total sf It bada.
or Mara and Mar* Bsrvlsa.
Bar^ tf patleato par day to im
SalVad 4T pattonts pur day to lt44.
Barred M pattonts par day to 1141.
Barring fO paifante par day so tor
Uttoyaar. "
More roton and mora bads art naad-
ad huteadtotaly if this
rlea ip to . ^ .
Th* BmpMll to haarity d*^^
au^|gd|riiual,BaytMnt of hOto. and
onkiMrifml n*d grant
yoa will ftod new tatarsat awakaasd
and a different commnnlty for aa np-
tx>4ats biuri to rtolbla.*
Olttosh.
In this wash's toaua of Th* Otoeh
icls wilf appear my aanonaoaaMnt as
a caadidato for rs slaotlox to tea
State Senate. I am sura the gaopla
do not ommlder It to ba approptyata^
wtoa or proper that a candidate for
a oaanty offlea mauM noa the
oolamas of (ha Praao to spread politi
cal propogaada do tor to adraaaa of’
tha county nompglgg, but at an apt
time I tatand to amka pmuoly to tha
elttoono of tha eauuty an aaebnnttog
of my otawariflhif m Omir Btotatton-
ator aad outltoa tha ptottorm npon
whtoh I atond. Anyway* tha rutero are
aegnatatod ^wlth »
and that, with thfatewnneoa I hart
raeoirad from Monde Ip arpry aao-
tion of tha county, aanrtoeoa mo tost
I ohaU ha ra-atoetod. ^
Nones ¥m
Are Hevated
At a
Thto
of the
^uCtha
B wfli
Aiuiiial Poppy Day
Will Be M 25th ^
On Saturday, May t5. aU of ns wlU
be asked to wear a Uttla red poppy on
our ooate or dresses. The day will ^
Poppy Day, when, one* eaoh year, wa
of America pay trihote. hy wesjrtog
thalr memorial flowar, tha poppy, to
those who gar* their Urea in Amerl-
ca’s aenrioe during the World War.
And ap we reealr* our poppy from tha
women of the American LaglM Aax*
iliary, who will dtocribnta the flowers
on the streets that day, we will ba
sidlag tha war's llrtot wtetonwby tha
coiitribntkm we make tor the flower.
Ike dtoabled reterans who puka
the popples dcrlre doable benefit
from the work. ^Wini, it gires thsa
empto|raMat--thelr only chanee to
help sapport tbanmelree and families.
With atreagth aad health gone, tkay
cannot compete for work amtost the
able bodied, bat they can Puke pop
pies. Bran to thalr hospital beds
they enn do this work, aamtog money
for ea^ flowar they make. Beeond,
the work to of real ralna la aiding
their reoorcry, oocapylng haada and
minds, hfuakiat th* tedtam of loan
KUeneea, atoinMtortof storits emtood,
by hopaietenses.
Tha wutoan who dtotrihnto thaipop-
piea, unUlM tho disabled ruteraas
who auko them, reeeire nothtog for
be* eftortU" nothtog tangible, that
is, cafly th* uattotoetton ^ hairteg
hslpad*^ brighten the aumory oi the
dead aad of kartog eoatribnted to tho
weltoiu of Ih# Urtog. It to hard, an*
aoenutSteud. work tor tham, but (hey
It gtodk^toMtoiybi'ke able to sarifU
Tito atonor whtoh to A/gpod tato
tha. eoto ipnan- to .enehance tor (ho
popBlaa gnaa antlraiy ,to tha wslfPra
uethMtoa of flla irnsrionp Legion and
tho d toariuaa' Lsglen Agxfllary, aap-
poidtoff tom woric whIsB (haao^two
iruataafvtoi orgMlaatloon'dete tho
tomBlao toll to Bind hy Ro imth ot
any la mad# to
sema, und baeansu nf tha Oloao an-
sympathy existtog
•flan and Amfliary
msn.ang tostesn aad thana whom thay
Finafl papers in the sale of the
Kirkwood hotel property on Kirkwood
Heights to Thomas B. Hair of Colnm-
bia ware filed in the office of the
county auditor Thursday. The deed
shows that Mr. Hair paid Carl H. and
Leon Schloebnrg |17,600 for the prop^
erty which includes six lots and what
to left of the old central taction of
the century old Kirkwood hoteL
The property acquired by th* Co
lumbia realtor and building promoter
fronts on Green street It to bounded
on the cast by the Bolton estate and
on the west by the home of Mra.
Early Hinson. Hair had prsTionaly
qnired property from the Kirkwood
area that extends to tha Seaboard
Railway main line and emhraees a
.club honsa, golf profemlonal aad
caddy honse and some fin* tennis
courte in addition to three holes of
the Camden golf dub.
Another real eetat* transfer of tho
week wa* that of a dwelling on Bara-
field arenne adjacent to the A. H.
Ehrsnolon property which was arid
by Jdin Whitaksr. Jr., to Pabtela H.
Hotter.
James B. Goodwin purohased the
honta aad lot on .LaFmrotte STonua
known aa the Rnssoll houM from
Josephine Hastou, aeoordipc to to*
transfer reeords.
Rogardteg the pnrehausd of
Kirkwood hotel area
Hair of ColnniWa,
note Mr. Rairk
he will start wgrk am the eeutor Me-
lu of the pTigossi New Klrtmasd
boM by Joly 1 at tha latest Mr. Kalr
slates that he has Mu materials aouua-
try to gat (hto aoctloa raady tor
oconpaacy by toll. At that Uma to
least flCteen rooau plus 14 in fhs piw.
nex will be arpBahls |s gpppto-
Price Succeeds
Ernest. Nutting
IW Dktrict FwMlw^«h£i
OuiT WImb Nttitmf
Minimum Of $500 In Cush
Prixes To Be Awarded Win-
nmra In Exposition
PW^WMSn OK SN
urea by Tlcimsa, to
. it Is toterusttof to
aanonnssmast chat
The inaugural Kershaw County Fat
Stock show (or beef cattle la planned
to be held In Camden foe first we^
in April, 1147. The show to planned
under the sns pices of the Camden and
Kerahaw County Chamber of Com
merce in coopwatlon with foe county
farm agent.for the purpose of further
ing beef cattle production In Ker-
Shaw county.
Competition to limited to 4*H and
Future Farmers of America members.
A mlnlmnin of $600.00 tn iulrprtleo
will be swarded to the winners, $60.00
going to th* grand diampivm' and
$t0,00 to the reeerre champion. The
remainder will be prorated among the
other top quality cattle. Tha wtenera
In the Camden show wll! be shown
and sold St the Oolnmbla fat stock
show a tow days later.
Bntrlss in foe Kershaw county (at
stock show mnst be bought prior to
December 1, lt46. Number of entries
by any one person to limited to two.
Fnrthsr tnformation regarding tha
show may be obtained at the Cham
ber of Commerce office or the conn-
ty farm agant’a office.
4-H and FFA membera are nrged to
make their plana soon. A large entry
Mat to sxpeeted.
Teen Age Boys
And Girls Ask
For
District Forester B. B. Price, for
merly stationed at Spartanburg and
Aiken haa taken orar dntie* of dis
trict forester with tk* Sonth Carolina
State Commtorion of Forestry to thto
city.
Mr. Pries sneoeede Btmeet Nnttlng
who resigned to enter the sawmill
bnsinaes in thto area. .
Putof Mr. unA Mra.
farnkura aad uaaA foil
Listen (oBto. The
and gMa hawa aet
the icont bit uutr foe
school bnfldtag and wilt lit It up aa
a teen-age cgntsitoi
te aU
daaleif..
tohool hayn \
the ua* of
mauy of you fotfeu may hatra *^
*n 'extra riialr, a pletnra. something
that will fit into the ontfitUag sdbeto*
of foe j^me. ^
The same goes for some of thm
used- forulture ddalers, for certainly
in thalr extenair* atoeks, they can
And eomething tlur ean donate to
tho boys and girto.
It to nnfortpnate font Camden to
■o unlike a majority of tho cities, .
whtre th* city forernnient has taken
s band in the teen age program, prp-
Tidfng qaarters aad ontfftting thorn
in a rsUable mannr*. Caatoen young
people who hare jonramrui to Sam*
ter and noted foe teen age li^ont
in that eltf are chagrlaed and per-
plexed that they cannot hare the
same kind of recognition on foe part
of the city gorornment
J. J. Newberry Compgiqr \W11 Celebrate
Parent-Teachers
Meeting Is An ‘
hteresting Event
rami Cm flUj 17 WOl B*
Gecn^om^or Owtgtnmdhig
Snin FFngrinfli
Lt
t
f
‘4 4
: V
ni
S-'c
ara» aHtoJL oonry gnn. ia made tn
aerw iinlr to n ufioo ef hlgbsto
wosito
Lao
WS'
to t;M
Bngtttt ehureh,
uf Camden on
highway Noi
to Ml stagura
toato
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The last meettog of foo year of tho
Pareat-Teachsra asooeiatlon was hOM
to the andltortam. of the ‘ grammar
school on Thursday, May t to • f. m.
The meeting was eallad to order Ir
Henry Savage, JT., presMeat
George Ryan reported on foe tog-
gusted by-laws which had bean ra>
riawsd Ity Mrs. Donald Morrison and
Mr. Ryan. Those were read and
adopted hy the organisation.
Mrs. Roland Goodale was appotntei
chairman of foa grad* mothers.
. A. .. fWi. modn. hx, jtiM. .shatr-
maa oY foe tanch room, Mrs. Mavti-
mer Mailer, and she has arited IBrs.
R. B. Bteveason aad Mra. Jake Wit-
llama to serve with her en foe corn-
mlttoe^
Mrs. Anne Boykin reported on the
teen-age canteen to fou absence sf
Mrs. C. P. DnBoas^ Jr. The seoto
honse has bssn ssiniraA and arraaga-
maata hava baaa mada to tosan aad
ranevate k. _
A report oa foe grana** waa madafiamatdeyo^
by Mr*. L. LdMea. Jr., aad Chart**'
DsLoacb, ckairmaa of foo bnOdtaf
eemmlttes stated plaaa wun hatag
^amde for torarovamsate.
Mra. W. F. NotUaa, Jr., tho ehafr-
sa of tho program comadMe# had
as bar guest. Mra. Paul M.
of Colnmbla, who Is
ehairmaa on lagtolatloa
chalrmsa of hmsk room. Bha waa to-
trodnosd by Mra. Kafolsen Watte.
Mra. Laonard made aa toagfrlug aad
toteUigaat talk oa ParsatTUiekeya
aettvltlea aad strgsusd tha
of sneh an orgatosalloa to
foa
Friday. May 17 ' win aaako. foo
thfarty-flfth birthday of foe J. J. New-
berry oompany. In Camdun as
where foes* ontotsadteg Newbervy
stores ara .loeated, the blrfoday pro-
gram win foatnra a sals to which onb
staadlBg vatuea will Be offared tha
bnylag pnbllc.
Maaagur J. & Kalty of the local'
Newberry store la nmitng prapais v
tiona to nufoe thto birtkday aaalver-
Btoy eveat a staaBsut to Oaatoen
ahopptaf btotory.
Tha Camden store of the Newberry
oh^ was opened to litl to the Buum
bafldtoc at foe oomr of Broad aad
Rutledge ofreete. At that ttoae k wnn
whto to known aa a doutde-atore, hnt
in foe axpaasloa that has. nstoteil.
the skxe now oovem tho amlto:
atorty ooenptod by fore# otoren. T%n
Newborry etore bna grown wlfo.Onm-
IBo flrto Hdwksvry managlr wnn
naaiod MeAniater. Tkore have besn
n onoeea^ of maangefli and today
J.>& Sally, a most psgnonabla and
la young ama to to chnrgu. At
^ prauuat ttote (ha storu umployn
II AUl tiSM etaika and on Bnturdnys
or aptolal days fotoIbm to donbCi.
The shto of J. J. Newberry Oo. i
wue founded to mi by J. J. Mfor- ;
berry, to Stroudsbuig, ^ Oumioiy t
5*,SSf"
Bmm of stardy, rmoiiinsful BnalM •
JMH
raeelvud thn fire dMBif girlib for thd
aumbsr sf pnrtato gransnt at
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