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4, A .tfA*:' : f CAMDH, fllTH C4ai»UIIA, WM»AV. AU«U«T S () ( 1 ( - Hn Bfll Qoo^ ^ t • . ■ ^ nora EoblMO® «ad Ju* ^ «4-. iteflcb* '** Und**^ **"• h*Te •**“** « wew York. ' *««mn Hwn® o* FayetUTllI*. f .“^Jrtke ir-kend with CoL S and Uwrence* Whlt«. of “S'ml. I. «• I* “i^-'tto.Jw. Mi children, t Iri Vr. «• wMiiw •“• k it Carolln* Z^iB Of Mr. Howard 8|^ will Ittflearn that ho to aorloailjr 111 Ike Ciinden hoopltal. ^ P R White and oona and Mra. [Ju Hoane spent the woek^ond In u with relatlToa. TOiheth Kennedy has return- 1 from the Unlreraity of South lummer school. Ltedeay, Nancy dePasa and dorkln are Ttoltlni Mies Lynn taXiB at Pawleys Island. LotUe and Martha Barnes Ralph Barnes are spend- ?iMs week St Crescent Beach. Mtai Mae Boykin entertained at dln- Mrs. Rnfftn Home and Col. S Mrs MetU last Saturday nl«ht LeUa and caiarlotte Shan- C. J. Shannon are staylnf at Ilf Manor In AsheTllle, N. C.. for two 'i^BBd Mrs. A. L. Watkins of Fla., are spending a few days LjjMr. Watkins’ brother, W. R. fitktoa. Mr and Mrs. Julian Bums and Aflr iBsll daughter, JuUaha, hare Loraed from a week’s sUy at Paw- L|f Island. Mb J. a. Hogne, of Hartsrllle, re- Htfd home on Sunday after spend- K lometlme with her daughter Mrs f, c. Moore. _ MIm Mae Boykin has returned from t Tklt of sereral days at Moncks Onff where she rlslted her brother, BUer Boykin. Mra Harry E. Dawson and son, Ivrr Oene of Rome, da., are wtoitlng S the home of, Mrs. Dawson's mother. In. B. L Moseley., in. H. Stewart, after making hr home in Camden for the past pr, has gone to Nichols where she iM nskle with her son. Mra L W. Staulcup of Philadelphia, h, Us former Miss HoDle Gardner of CaoMen, rlslted friends la Gamdaa pwral days last week. Jim Gandy, a student at William ^ Mary coUage. Is expected home today for a short.racathm before re suming his studies In the falL Mrs. • J. O. Richards, Jr^ retnraad home on Tuesday from FayettmrlUe. V . had speat a week ^th Mr. and Mra. Jack Richards. Ths friends of Mrs. Jack Rlduuds are gied to know that she to Improrlng after a serious Illness following an opora- tion at the High Smith hospltaL Payetterllle. N. C. Mr. and Mra. James Watkins and family hare rstumsd to their home In Decatur, Oa., after spending a waak Jth Mr. Watkins’ psJ^t^li.^Sd Mrs. W. R. Watkins. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Williams and daughter, Barbara Ann, hare returned to thohr home in Baltimore, after wtelt- ^ Mra. J. M. Gandy and Mr. and Mrs. Marion WlUtsms.. Gen. Gnstaw Fumke motored up ^m Myrtle Beach last wertc. Hto dauiditer, Mrs. Kroen, returned with him to spend the rest of the summer there. Mrs, RhetU Blakeney, Mrs. Caleb Whitaker, Mrs. Rhetts McDoweH and her daughter, Ida, hare returned from "Ong Island where they spent sereral weeks. Mr. Newton and McKee Boykin hare retomen from Myrtle Beach where they spent sewersl days. Bill Fielder, who was rlsiting them, has returned to New York. Mr. and Mrs. •Thomas Ancmm are spending two weeks on Long Island with Mrs. Anemm’s sister. On their way North they picked np their son, Thomas, at Fort Belrolr, Va. Betty and Jack Yardley hare re- turned from Wtamaboro where they ▼tolted their uncle. Their brother. Tommy, to now with them rlsltl^ their grandmother, Mrs. Kirkland. Mtoa Hallie Cfauicson entertained at a bridge party on Wednesday after noon ih honor of Mist Margaret Sal- mond. After bridge a number of {friends dropped In and light refresh ments wers serred. Clara B. Krassks and fonr- months-old daughter, Helen, of De- tSrolt, hare returned after spending two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Rsdcllff. Her brothsr, Joe. sccompsnied them home for a rlslt Daniel M. McCaiklU, son of Mn. J. P. Lewis, has retnmed home from Wofford College, where he completed his requirements fm* an A. a degree. Re expects to further hto education at the Unlrerslty of Mexico In the fall - Willis Csntey, Mtoa Bmm* VlUo- pigup, Mrs. Henrietta Bums and her three s<ms and daughtdrs-in-law mado a motor trip on Sunday which In cluded St Mark’s, Clarendon, Snm- merton, Sumter, Milford and Polnset Park. At Polnset Park they had e picnic supper with relstlres. pTt. John dfUNMhe gofejilalned a nhmber of hto mends at a buffst dinner Tuesday sTenlng. Among theaa present were: Sandy Metta, Betty ’’srdley. Dottle -RoeelxHOugk, Louise Ancrum, Shannon Lindsay, Tnnk An cmm. Bobby Langston, Jack and Tommy Yardlsy and Jack Karsah. HAVE NkW SON Captain and Mrs. R. M. Richards of Forest Hills, Columbia. S. CU are re- cetring ths eongratulstlons of thilr friends on the birth of a aon^ WIlUam Uerenson (“BtSTe”) Richard^ at tike Camden hospital, on Friday, Angnat 6. Mrs. Richards to the forpier Brelsra logers SteTMMon of Bennottsrllle. Captain and Mrs. Richards also hare another eon, Robert M., Jr., who to two years old. Ca^tt News Itans Mr. and Mrs. Quay Walters had SOB, John of Bninsi^k. Oa. are risiting hto pereats, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Walters sad little deughter ^Ba”. Mrs. Stere %>wers toft Tuesday to vtoit relatlTei la Stitobury, N. C.j and placee of Interest in the moon- tains of North Carolina. She accom panied Mr. and Mrs. J. Mays and daughter, Gerry of Columbia, oa this trip. Quite a number of the ladies of the Home Demonstration club of this community spent Tuesday at Charaw Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Darld Thompson spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Charles Granger and family. Mr. and Mrs. D. ■. Oordan an nounce the birth a ton In the Cam den hospital on Angnst IS. Mrs. Rupert Oodshall end Ronny of Columbia, are rtoltlag her parents, Mr. and Mra. F. M. Waltein. News was recelred hera last weak of the arrlral of a eon to Mr. and HEALTH FOR ALL TB Ameag the Yeung Of all the diseases which afflict man, tnbercolosto takea the greatest toll of Uree among young people be-, tween 16 afrd SS years ot sge. Tuberculosis to no respecter of i>er- •ons—It etrlkee young and old, ridi and poor. No race to Immane to It. Whenerer It strikes, it brings suffer ing. No one can say who suffers most from tuberculosto. It to always tragic for the indiridoal to learn that he has the dleeaae. and It to tragic tor hto family, whether he to young or whether he has pasted the bloom ot youth and to approaching middle age. Cwrtalnly it to tragic for a young man or woman about to begin a basl nets career or about to be married to be stricken with tuberculosis. The years between 16 and S6 are the years of promtoo and the years which ase the begnlning ot the folfillmeht of the pronUsoa of youth. While more people 40 years of age and oTer die from tuberculoeto than young people. Just as deaths art more Mra. Russel Thompson ot Mtos Lnurle Weet, daughter of enlo*!* im thm mnm* «# .n late U L. Weet and Mrs. West, who resides In Csmdsn. cttlosto to the most deadly of all the diseases which attack yomig people from 16 to 35. Tuberculosto at that age to by no CftQ rViaUTM U rme muilt n. spviiv nnF 4»isa Tresto, !>«. b,l<» rerereUtt » C- Mr. and Hn. J. W.. Bueluui wb« _ n CB b« relatlTec in Pine Bluff, N. C^ spent BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. end Mrs. Henry SsTSge. Jr., are recelring congratulations upon the arrlTid of a daughter, bom Tues day St the Camden hospital. mHTHf>AV PARTY GIVEN A birthday dinner was giren Sun day. August 11, St the home of Mrs. Lsney Wsrr, In honor of Mrs. Whrr and also her aons-ln-lsw, Mr. Carl Hensteas, of Hartsrille and Mr. Con way Carman, of Columbia. The Uble was lorely with beautiful birthday cakes and all kinds of good sats. Music and singing was enjoyed by all Among the ont-of-town gueets were: Mr. Carman’s sister. Mrs. Minnie Gor es sad daughter, Annie Mae and Mr. , F. Robertt, of Charlotte. In the erenlag they motored to Co lumbia. accompanied by Mtoe Ada Caddell and had supper with Mr. Car man. lumbla. Miss Ruth Walters of ColumbU spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mre. F. M. Walters. Mrs. Charles Ysrbrongh, who was a patient In the Camden hospital last week, to at home. * Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McCreary ot Myrtle Beach spent the weekend with the C. L. McCaskUto. They were ac companied home by Mtoe Betty Jane McCesklll, who has accepted work there. Mrs. Alby Bowers and two sons, who Ttoited relatlTes In.Colombia for the peet few weeke, returned lest Saturday. Miss Margaret Yarbrough of Georgetown' spent sererml daya with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlss Yar brough. Mr, and Mrs. Steve W. Bowers spent the weekend In Laaeseter with their relatlvee, Mr. and Mrs. BariMy Gardner end family. Little Johnnie Buchan fell off the porch Sunday and hurt hto arm. He waa taken Immediately to have hto arm sot and to doing nledy. Mr. and Mra. Cecil Bowers of Sumter are spending eereral days here. Mtoe Marie Vaughn of Rock Hill spent the weekend with her perente, Mr. and Mra. Mrs. R. M. Vaughn. Mrs. Kate Hongh to spending this waek with hw dsoghter, Mrs. Psrey. Mayes. Mr. and Mrs. Charlss C. Moslar, who spent several weeka visiting places of Interest In Ohio hsvs re- tamed home. They atoo visited rel atives In New York while away and many plaoes on their trip to the northern states. There will be a Home Coming at Sandy Grove church on the first Sun day la September. The pubBc to eei* dlally Invited. Dinner will be served on the church grounds. Leslie and A. B. Watklna and Mr*. Lawton Brown spent the weAend in Wilmington, N. C., with Mr. and Mfo. Mh. Mrs. John Watkins spent the week end In Florence with her dsoghter, Mrs. B. B. Murrell and Mr. Murrell. Miss Mary Stokes spent several daya with her graudperente, Mr. and Mra. T. R HalL Mr. and Mra. A. Corbett vtolted Mr. and Mra. John Watkins last week. Mrs. M. 8. Rosier attended the exeentlvs boerd meeting ot Congaree Preabytsrlal In Columbia Thursday Plana were made for group oonferoace meetings. Mrs. J. H. Hall of Jcriinston, 8. Ci, was the gueet of her mother, Mrs. W. J. Parker and Mr. and Mra. Dan Sul Itvan last week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Holland, Jr., of Camden accom panied Mrs. Hall home for the week end. SubBcribB To The C^uroniele mpSUPTORT _ MRt. L. D. VINCENT Mrs. Vbcent, 61, died Toes day morning in the Thornhill com munity, after a short illness. Funeral services were held at 11 o’clock Wednesday morning from ths Bethel Baptist church, condpeted by her pastor, the Rev. J. J. Thompson. Mrs. Vincent to survived by her hnsbend; two daughters. Mrs. G. W. Phillips and Mra. W. B, Thompson of Ksrshsw, and two grandchildren. the dtoeasq. msens an intermptlon of normal acthitles for months The risk of catching tuberculosis would be greetly reduced If young people early formed good health hab its and adhered to them throughoni; their lives^ Of couree, the surest way of nsver getting tuberculoeto Is never to come In contact with tubercle bacilli, the germs which cause the dtoeaee. But we can never be sure we shall not come In contact with the disease— in fact, we can be cwtaln we We can arm ouraalvet hi advance, however, to that when we meet the germs .we, not thev, are the victora. Yonng people ntould boild up i slstance to the dlseaee by getting a good night’s rest every night—from 8 to If houra—by eating nourishing meals which include meat, greens, traits and cereals, not to mention the all-important milk, by remembering to wash the hands always befors eating, by having periodic physical examina tions which Include e chest X-ray. An X-rsy of the lange will reveal the presence, or abeencA of tnbereuloato. If one does gri the dtoeasA it to tar bettar to know It at once ao that treatment cah bo begun without de lay. Tha aarUer tha treatment to be gun, the bettM* for the patient If yonng people get In the habit of having a complete physical sxamlna- tion. with chest X-rsy. at regular In- tervato, they stand the beet chance of never loelag tholr health. In tha next artlclo, aommer com plaint will he dtoenssed. This column to sponsored, in the In terest ot better health, byi Kerriiaw County Tuberculosto Association, Camden, S. C. FAQE FIVB QEN. aw. QRI8WOLO QIVEB- (Continaad troas first pag*) dates must be of excellent character end possess the capecity for leader ship required or a regular army offi cer. The applicants’ military training record and subsequent performance in campaign or battle will be carefully explored in Judging hto ebiUty to lead others. Where opportunities tor deinon- strsUon of such ability have been imtted, consideration will be given to the Judgment of the applicants’ im mediate superiors as to their latent cspabillties and to records as stu dents. athletes, or employees prior to enterlag ths military service. Candidates mast have completed one full year ot active enlisted ser- vloe as of July 1 each year, the date of admission to the United States Military Academy and be in an active snltotod status on that date. Prtor en- ttetod aervice may be considered In dotennlning applicants ellglhUtty. Bach applicant under consideration will bo carefully Interviewed with respect to hto unteeedent htetory, Idaele. ambitions and general sttl tude tosrard the military service. Dur Ing hto Interview the candidate must express a strong desire to participate in the U. 8. Military Academy Pre paratory Training program, to enter the U. S. Military Academy and to be come a commissioned officer of the regular army. During this Interview each oandidate will be advised that If he to admitted to the U. S. Mllltery Academy he will be discharged as an enlisted man to take hto oath as candidate, thet such action obligates him to serve for a period of eight (S) yeert unless sooner discharged by competent authority. Current lew pro vides that with respect to a second lleutedant originally commissioned In the regular army after July 1, 1641, who auurrlet wlthln'-oue year subse quent to the date of hto, original oom- misslon, such mairtoge will be con sidered cause for revocation of hit commission. Army ottlclsls have stated that the number of enlisted men selected from the army of the United States as can didates Tor the U. 8. MUltary Acad emy who do not meet the required physical standards in past years to entirely without Justification. How ever. enlisted men whose physical qualltlcattons are ‘doubtful or who may have correctable defecta may be recommended by superior officers and If selected, the reports of their physi cal examination will be reviewed and final determination will be made by the war department as to their phy sical qualifications. Lt. Oen. Griswold stated that young men Intw^ested in enlisting or re-enlisting in the new army In order to be eligible in the present or “fu ture years for the U. S. MillUry Academy Preparatory Training pro gram can obtain full Information from the neareet U. 8. army recruiting sta tion. located at 1703 Main street. Co- Inmbto, S. C. SPECIAL For.FrkIny and Saturday LADIES* Rayon Stepins 49c J. Paul Ross 932 Broad Stroet COMING ATTRACTIONS Camden Theatre Fri.^t» Ant. 2S-S4 «*NIGHT TRAIN TO MEMPHIS’* Roy Aenff—Adolo Mare Atoo Selected Short Snbjocts fBBBBBBBBOBBaBBBBBBBBBMl Sat, Auf. U, 10i30 Show *nTiE DEVIL’S MASK** Anita LoutoeWlm Bannon Moa-TuMB, Aug. 26>27 *ajaVER COME BACK** George Brent—Lncllle Ball Leteet News Wad..Tham„ Aug. 2S-29 ’’BLACK ANGEL** Dan Duryea—Peter Lorre June Vincent ' Atoo Newt NOTICE The Books for CoUectUm of I94S etty Taxes will open September 1 and t duriny the month of September a dis^ count of Tfo wUl be allowed, LOUISE W. BOVKIN City Clerk and Treasurer rr 4^ Many Beautiful Now For BuUdmg Lots Sale In KIRKWOOD HEIGHTS If yoa plan to hoild m BiKt yaar or two you will bo wiao to aaOnro lot NOW whilo tha dtoicoot OMO aip avallahlo at vory rgaaomahla pricon. Let Us Show Yon NOW Wo hayo a fow vory dogirablo lots on SanfMd Awomoo to oH«r yoa. ShBiioii Real^ CompaR) US AMUT fm .# ‘noaoO* •• .*•# "tfi ■ACX TO SCHOOL Uni she SM whh Whet VfeL tU. 2J98'' ' MRSWIA19RS-jII*»mI. tai at widatt dm Utet dMait ■ii at wMt at she Hunt flip ewm. tttflpna Mi. 3.^ m iWIAIMS - eB-oett wwi twg aNm. Ml. S.ft 4m