The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 19, 1946, Image 3
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attend ragulariy.
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PoweM
Trains Stc^ng l'
At Camden Depot
Nina Pnaaanfar Tmina Dailjr
, Rw Ow SMlMMurd Tracka
'In Camdan
Camden now haa four Dieael pow-
ered^rains making stops at tlie local
station. ■
Southbound are trains leaxhig^ here
at 11:66 a. m. and 1:80 a. m., while
northbound trains leave here at 4:SS
P. m. and 2:80 a. m. These are all
trains carrying coaches and Pollmans
and are rated among the beet in the
Seaboard main line service.
There is a third northbound train
that leaves here at 6:30 a. m, but
this carries only coaches.
With the five trains mentioned and
the two sllTer Meteors north and
south each day, Camden has nine psis-
songer trains through here every 24
hours.
The gardenia was named after Dr.
Alexander Garden, of Charleston,
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KIRKWOOD HOTEL
iVOIF OPEN • T"
COMMERCIAL RATES
Reammalde Weeidy or
Monthly Rates
CAMDEN COUNTRY CLUB
ADJACENT
“PUY BALL”
S’* ,
'*Take me out to the hall game
Take me out with the crowd,
Buy me some peanuts and cracker jack,
I doiCt care if / never get back.
Lefs root, root, root for the home team.
If they dorCt win Ws a shame.
For ifs Vne^ Two, Three Strikes, You^re
Ouf,
At the Old BeUl OcgmT.
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HAIL, You Camden White Sox
Fans. The FIRST GAME UNDER
UGHTS Will Be Played At IJBGION
BALL PARK In CAMDEN
TUESDAY, JULY 23
At 8:15 P. AL
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Betiinne News Notes
Rev. W. L. Baker., instructor,- and
Misses Rath Roslsr and Betty Qray
M^Caskill and Donald MclAurin and
liM>ck McKinnon are attending Tonag
Peoples conference of Congarse Prse*
hytery at' Piedmont Springs, aenr,
Kings Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Baker. Jr., and
family of Qaptonia were weekend
guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. U Baker.
Miss DruscUla Ratcliff has gone to
Columbia where she has accepted a
clerical job with a bank there.
Dr. W. W. Culp of Greenwood is
assisting in the Truesdell Drug Store.
Miss Mary Brannon of OOlumMa
spent the weekend here with hm*
parents, Mr. and MrsrB. W Bran^
non.
Mr. and Mrs. Rali>h Lents and
daughter and P. C. Kelley. Jr., left
Satutday for Elisabethton, Tenn., and
Norfolk, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Blakenshlp of
Atlanta were weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Josey.
The Baptist Training Union en
joyed a delightful picnic Friday even
ing in the grove of Mrs. Sallle Rob
ertson’s. Numbers of games were
TAImVAH .rnPgmm fltA mUTlfWM*
Mrs. G. B. McKinnon, Boyd, Jr., and
Peggy returned to their home in
Martinex Tuesday. They were accom
panied home.by Mrs. Howard McKin
non and children and Miss Sara Re
becca* McKinnon.
Mrs. W. L. Baker is visiting relsr
tlves in Gastonia this week.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Best were re
cent guests of Mrs. Bests mother,
Mrs. Emma Smith of McCormick. Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Shealy returned with
them for a visit. r
Mrs. C. C. Pate has returned from
Columbia where she visited her
daughter and family, Mr. end Mrs.
Cy Shultmann.
Mrs. Wallace Phillips and 'son,
Montey, have returned to their home
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that a meetr
Ing of the stockholders of Suprsm#
Products Company will be held af
Logoff, South Carolina .at nine o’clock
A. M., July 20, 1946 to consider a
Resolution increastag the capital
stock ot said Supreme Pspducts Com
pany froih seventy-five thousand dol
lars (175,000.00) to not exceeding
ninety-five thousand dollars ($95,000.^
(K)), and to consider any other bust
ness that may properly come before
said meeting. 16-18-0
H. A. RABON.
President
BLAINE RABON,
Secretary.
la Marlon tfUr'aa extsoded visit to
her psrenta. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Mc-
Laurin.
S. C. Hlott, Billy Best G. W. El
more and Mias Mary EUsn McLaurin,
students at Carolina, spent the week
end here at their respective homes.
Sunday gassU ot Mr. and Mrs. B.
W. Best were Mr. and Mrs. Burrei
Best and family and- Mrs. Margaret
Smith of Colombia.
Norwood Thpmas and son of Winns-
boro were goeats of Mrs. Sallle Rob
ertson Wednesday.
Waahingtmi Irving was captured by
Mediterranean ptratee ^hen he was
in Europe In 1116.
FAQ! THEM
KIRMAW LODQt NO. 26, A. F. M.
Regular Communloation
First Tuesday of Mash
^onth. At 8 P. M. Yialtan
Welcome -
U a JONES, W. M.
6. J. OUTLAW. Secretary
flut kf hat H'ith a pojtimi cm
NEW 1947
STVDEBAKER
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130 E. DaKALB 3TREET
TELEPHONE 47
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you expect to get a seat.
Let’s Mdie Inaugural Night
^ A Wiiiner!
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