The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 28, 1946, Image 4
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PisgiBi Ntfws
On Jane t about Oftir relattvoo o(
Mr. and Mra. R. C. McLeod en)aqr*« ft
famlljr reunion and plcalc at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. McLeod. Qolto
a number of tboee preeoftt attoftied
church lenrlcee that OTOftinf. Aatag
tboee preaent were: W. O. Jeoee, L.
Cato of the U. 8. Marine eorpe and
Hire. Cato of Cherry Point, N. C.; Mr.
and Mra. C. C. King at Bufort, Mr.
and Mra. J. H. Campbell and chil
dren and Miaa Oraoo CaaapbeU of
BaatoTer. Mra. J. W. Kennedy and eon
of Blahoprille, Mr. and Mra. J. R-
Lackey, Mr. and Mra. 8. O. L«nolr
and children of Horatip, Mr. and Mra
W. P. Baker and aona, Mra. Ell> C.
Hatfield of Rembert, Mr. and Mra.
Ray C. Crumpler azwl eon, Mr. and
Mra. Leon Crumpler, Mr. and Mra.
Roy Baker and three children, alao
Carl, Battle and Roger Baker.
Wedneaday afternoon June 12 the
Women’a Miaalonary Socltey met at
the church with a good attendance
of membere aad aoTeral ytaitora prea
ent. Mra. Leroy Rogera waa leader
for the awBfc. MMa LNUan Shhrear
gare a rery IntM’oating talk on the
leaaoB fMii Koyal Borrtee. Special
raualc waa % duet by two former mem
bera, Mra. J. H. Campbell of BaatoTer
aad Mra. 8. 0, Lenoir ot Horatio, ac-
oompaalad by Mra. Kenney,
aolo by Mra. Kennedy, accompanied
byMn. Blyther.
At Ibe cleae oi the meeting Mra.
PW P. Hiker waa gH«« • ,
ahower by the other membera ot the
eodety about a doaen Tiaitora
preaent, in appreciation of her faithful
SUlce to thV^letp.
ceired a nice collection of uaeful and
loT^ glfta for her ne^ home.
BetUe Baker attended 4-H camp
at Camp Long laat week.
Mr. and Mra. Leon» Stuckey, Mra,
Hamp Irby and daughter attended the
Stuckey reunion laat .
Mra. 8. Haya and children rlaited
relatlTaa at Dillon laat .
Superintendent J. T. McLeod of ^
Pinewood acbool and Mra. Mcl^w
and children ktre been Tlaltiag Mr
and Mra. J. T. Dennla, Mr. and Mru;
R. C. McLeod and other rdatlrea at
W. O. Jeaee L. Cato of the USMMC
BtaUon^ at Cherry Point, and Un
Catoe, who hare been rialt^ hla
mother, Mra. M- W. Cato,
were eappor gaeata of the K C. M^
Leoda on Monday night and the R
C. Crumplera on Tueaday night.
Mra. H. K. Delk pad children .of
Charleeton rUHed ralatiTea hw and
at Rembert laat week. Mr. Delk who
is a World 'ffm II fdtaran plana to
enter the UnlTeraHyd South Ca^
Una thla faU, eo eapeeto to move ma
famUy to Rembert in the near fu
tnre.
Miaa LiUlan Shirer, teacher in the
Aiken Bchoola. la with her parenta
Mr. and Mra. J. L Shlter for the aum
mer racathm.
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BCTHUNE, SOUTH CAKOUNA
SHOW HOURSi^
WMk Okqrftt, 7iS0 «id SiSO.
Sdtwdsyi 3t30 to lOiSD Cittnftily.
Late Skofwi BBgfaift Bt IBtM.
fhiursday-F^idiiy, Inne 27-28
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Saturday, June 29
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Wednesday, July 3
DOUBLE FEATURE'
“MELODY RANCH”
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'Hiursday and Friday, July 4-5
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M AdmmJfy MnamA
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Mra. ThoniBeU
. B. Joan were JoMI boataaaea at
a heart dloa and bingh party with ttz
Ublaa Tueeday afteraaaa at tha home
of Mrs'. Clybara la honor of
Peggy Oerdner, n bride-elect of tho
month.
The Clyburn home which lends it
self eo effectirety to decoratinqs was
beantifnl with aurnmer flower throngh
oat. Oaeeta wera gmeted at tha door
by Mra. T. Hy Joooy and Mra. Jack
Joioy. The bride's chair waa mtilMd
with a boQuet of white olecndera tied
with atreamera of white ribbon. A
piece ef crystal ia her cbeaeg pattern
was presented the bride. Punch,
chicken salad, crackers and cake
were served. 'The outnrf-town guests
were: Meedamec D, T. Ihnmy, How
ard Denny, David Brown and Miss
Beverly Denny of BlehopvlHe. Mrs.
Roger Howe of Atlanta and Mrs.
Jack Qmrdner of PhUadelidUa. Pa.
The fdllowtng were guests of Mr.
and Mra. S. B. Padgett Monday: Mrs.
Sara. Blackmon. Mra. A H. Oiboon
and children of HartavRle and Mra.
T. m. Padgett of HopewMI, Va.
Mrs. T. C. Langley aud daughter,
Ann of High Point. N. C., were week
end gneste of Mra. Lengley'a parents,
Mr. end Mrs. J. H. West
Mr. and Mra. Bruest Beard of Co
lumbia spent the weekend with their
perente. Mr. and Mra. Frank Beard.
Mr. and Mra. Clifton Severaace aad
children of Hemingway. Mr. and Mrs.
Josh Smith ot Mondm Coruer were
guests of their parents, Mr. and Mra.
J. B. Severance last week.
Mr. aad Mra. Fred Ariaeou hare
moved to Columbia while Mr. Brinson
la atteadims OaroHaa summer sehool.
Mrs. Brinson returns each mofnnlg
to brip her father. Dr. B. Z. Tiuea
dell with bis office work.
Supt. 8. C. Hlott, O. W. Rknore,
Robert WllUsme and Miaa M^ El
len McLnnrln are atteudiug Oarollaa
aurnmer achooL
Mrs. Eva Morgan has rotumod from
an oxteodod visit to her oou and
family. Mr. aad Mrs. Loo Morgan in
Orangeburg.
Mra.* Van Morgan and chOdreo of
BlabopvlUe were Sunday gaeata of
Mr. aud Mra. James King.
Men Kriley, DSN, leckeouvtlie, Ha.,
ia visiting bis partets, Mr. uad Mra,
Bdd Kelley.
Mlee Miry Brannoa of Culambii
spent the we^ond with her .parents,
Mr. aad Mrs. B. W. teftuMu.
Mrs. 0. R. Brannon ia viaiUng rola-
tlvos In Cbarlostou.
Miss Uaa'Keuiiey oC'Wlnthrop col
legs wan the waakand guest of Mtas
Sara Reboeca MCKIanon.
.F. M. Helms and Mtas Frances
Helma at Oolnmbln speat aueoral
days at tbeir home bore last week.
Wallaee Pbflllpe of Marion apenl
the weekend here wttb ble wile, Mrs
Margaret McLaurln PUllipe, who has
Just rotnrnod from Cftmden hoi^pltal
where ihe was a patMat
Uttla Miama Sara Isftbelle and
Althea Tnieudell are spending thla
week with their grandparents. Dr. and
Mtu. E. E. Tmden. white thalr
ents are at Mdntredt, M. C.'Mr. TPues-
'dell la'teuehldk a study coorae there
A week’s aeriee et evaapellatle ear-
'Vlees conducted Rev. Nell E. Trnee-
dell of Oaatonia dosed Friday evMting
In tbe'Preabyterlan Church.
Miss Tola Oardnm* of Atlanta la
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Foster Gardner.
Leo Tnier of Durham, N. C., spent
Wednesday night with hla slater, Mra.
Frank Lee.
Mrs. J. M. Clyburn spent last week
with her son and fuiUy, Mr. and
Mra Alvin Clyburn in Alcolu.
Mias Alma Pitta of Columbia was
the weekend gneet of her aunt, Mia.
Bessie Seegars.
Mrs. B. L. Norwood oLMcBee spent
Friday in the borne of Dr. and Mrs.
E. Z. Truesdell.
The (JiannHon fii
Vidt To Ganufen;
Motoreto Enftiue
Mfafft
Ift Bauaigad By Da-
TbO' Stndebaker Champion came to
town laat fVlday and already the
home folka are preparing to uame it
as mayor, chief of police, in fact, any
thing with honor attached to it
For this mitrely different design
in an automobile baa caught the pub
lic fancy as evidenced by the con*
stsat stream of people viettlng the
Myera salesroom Friday—In fact—
every ^ay atnce It was plaeed on fHs-
Play.
Leslie Myers, owner and manager
of the Myera Motor company, has
carried a pwpetual grin on hla lace
ever since the doors of the ealee-room
were thrown open and the public tB->
vited to oone, see aad be conquered.
And aeoording to Mr. Myera, the
Stndebaker Champion has really oon-
qaerad the public. It offers innova
tions never before dreamed of. Vial-
tors to the show room have beua pro-
fase in their admiration of the car.
Mr. Myera statea* that had care
been avmllnble for immediate sale
that he conld have s<dd eeoree nn Fri
day aad Ratarday, not oouating oth
ers who have begged for them this
wbbIc*
“Everybody eaya that tbe ear is
traly a Champion'’, eald Mr. Myers.
Mariltr a Hw _
orangaa aud priachea are shipped ok markets iuuriully.
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Netiee la hereby given that i meet
ing of the atoekholdera of Supreme
Produoli CompoDy will be heM at
LngolC, South Carirtliia ,et nlue o'clock
. M., July to, 1144 te couaMcr a
ReaMfttiou jarreaeiag Sie oapltal
stock of said Suprema Products Com
pany from uereoty-fiea thoosaad dol
lars '(176,000.00) to not exceeding
ninety,4lve tkoaeand dollars (IfiAOO.-
00), arid to cooMder any other bnsi-
»s that may pibiriHy eoam bCIbre
said meeting. 16-lM
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PreeideBt*
ELAINE SABON,
Secretary.
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Aad you ««a fly Aerouou-
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die pAaue ymndfl How? Mmpty
pkaaefar uJpsdal trial teaau.
Slap into tha riask
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AERONCA SSt
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f , ABK GATE GUARD TO LET TOD DRIVB
IN TO SEE JERRY HOITER
Hoffw’s Faring Servkt
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WOODWARD YIELD
MRS. R. C. BENNETT, 8R., DIES
Mrs. R. C. Bennett, Sr., 69, of Ker
shaw, died at 8:30 Sunday night at
the Camden hospital after a montSi
ot Illness.
p Funeral-serricee were conda«ed
4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon from
Hanging Rock Methodiat church by
the Rev. L. W. Edwards, pastor of
the First Baptist church of Keraliari,
of which-Mrs. Bennett was a mem
ber.
Mra. Bennett waa tbe daughter of,
Mra. E. R. Horton vuid the late ffr,^
Horton. She Is survived by threap
sons. Carl oud laek Beauett ot Kep'
Shaw and R. C. Bennett, Jr, of Moik’
roe, N. C.; five brothers, M. A. and
J. J. 'Horton of -Kerrilaw, F. C. Ho^
N. Tr., aud D.
. three alsti
Mra. .Sam Trveedale of Wbns
Mra. W. R. Thomas of Charlotte a:
Miaa CaHle HertOn of Long Isl
and elx graiidchlMrou.
ton ot Long IsU^ N.
Horton Of DftrllUgton;
Six hundred aad forty work eaip
such as dorricks and steam shovels
ure used along the Seaboard rallwayli
4.100 mllea'Of main Hne track. ^
Important To
Everp Family.^ ;
Special Attention and care
to the wii^es of every
temily art.dMpn %
Open Door” Yuneral
Directon.
Tliair facilittes imrrida
II Nl k U ifoM k
To lie DeaMuratic
Of DeU Township
I am fully aware of my oUiyakieai'to you, tluU two yaars ago
I proniaad Miat if you elaoted me aa your Mafidtrate 1 waulH aaeotte
the dutiea of the Offaoe>coiiacaenlioualy amd aphoid tha tew, Butt I
woald five yoa honeit,'faithful and imimrtial eerrioa frlthout rmpeet
to persona, Hu^t I would five mercy where aaerey wau duo, and
have done to the beat of my knowledge and judgement, and sight
and every one to the records of the effioe during asy administration us
proof teat I hava aairied out my promise to yau. And, T hu ee Ihkte my
best, before God as my witness, <to prove myaolf worthy of tha ueafk
dmee you placed in me when you etected ase as your Magistrate. I
shnU continue to UBecute the dtettes of tbeMagtetrul^s'afHoe faithfaliy
and conscientiously, and according to tew, as I hava hi tha past.
It appears that lately 1 have been subjected to some critacum
who jnrefess ko-heof the ophnon that^Lhave on ee^
camion been too severe In imposing punishment upon individuate com
▼ktod of, or pleading guilty to, the fA-iir'^hn of offaaaaate earns W
tec dispesed of te the Magtetrate’s Court, and *1 hasten to pubBcte
state that while I have the utmost sympathy for llteaa>unlhrtenate
paruons upon whom I have to pass luntenca, for tew violations, as wJI
aa for theb famOtes, at tha saam thnoiho tewcprsierihm tba^mlte hy>
which I am govemad In patiiiig 'santanco upon fliBaa Who haur pteoJ
guilty to, or who'lurveheaarfasiad guHtyin nqr Conrt of, Bha oonHdssion
dl dffsnsas within Iha jmtedktton'df tha BtaglMralWs CoufL^
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A magtetrata cannot honooatly -dimoMond tha /tenr. Jlo if
honor hound aim to ao dtedmrga the tolltee of hlrdfflM as te dhemf^
acotewtePmktec. Tho citteonship.of DoKalh SdwnaMp te typorfiir
tewtehiding and white 1 om emu that none Uf ns waMI a wmgkUMtf
tehe win irnpmo enssl ar mmsual pmdshmsnt, tea^ Y am sathfted fiat
AU good people wantto toe tho firenteni peoiMe’tehloney‘ihoWn'iW
■rngtetratm in KRteinc-aentonooi sa fer as tho
tot violating Iho law and InikMptec with the
r, dmd 1 have Ihrou^hotlt my^mtojiltosy '^
severed with my wiMMtedft tolte tti
saft'df fllKter lil esrad citfaungnretiH hatoinmite'hei -and htos tod
hofrl'Ug'tetoy that myemiod-aa teagtetmto te>4pen%tvBlthwaW
rpitttic mspectiom hy«aay tetefeHed phrsen OF phruini and R
itoh inopootion eny peteOB toriewD tMl find'
at any thne during my tenure ef offim I*lmve
uWW, or that 1 have inflicted, unnucestarfly, hanh ppatehmosA/*
win withdraw from my race fWr re election and not limeaflMf *'«t^
took tho suffrsc^of my foU<
in tho etomiimili,
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