The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 13, 1946, Image 2
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Jurt Received
A N«w Shipunt of
KETTLES -. CCBSiNl
■ad COOK POTS
J. Paul Ro8S
932 Brood Stroot
SELF-SERVICE
J. Manly Smith
South ftroad Street J_
Delicious
APPLES
lO.Pounds ...90c
45 Pounds $3.50
PLANTATION
FRUIT CAKE, 2 lbs..
LEMON and VANILLA
EXTRACT, VA oz. bottle . .
LAYING MASH, 50 lb. bag .
CAKE SPICE,
RED FOOD COLOR,
SMOKED HERRING, lb.. .
20 Pound Boo, $2.80
RED CHERRIES, 8 oz. bottle . . 32c
CoU Ordora Subject to Stock
TNi
Betbune News Notes
At the first maetlas of the Batlmio
fAealty thsy Joined tlie fcdlowlm
magasines 10€ per cent: The Nattonal
BdocatioB and The South Carolina
Education Magasines.
^ Jfc. and UtB. B. C. Hiott and familv
spent the weekend In Lancaster with
relatives.
Bethune^ McLanrin left Thursday to
rislt friends in Chicago. 111.
Alfred-licLaughUn and Uttle son
Preddy of Kingstres, were weekend
guests of Mr, and Mrs. S. B. Padgett.
Mrs. Roger Howe with her little
daughter is visiting her brother and
family, Mr.' and Mrs. Thomwell Cly
SELF4iERVICE
$1.45
bcra. Ob Suadag
Dana Lou. was adsritlBi to the Cam
den hospital, vhiipa
an ^psudlz opsratloiL
D. EL Baxley amt 9. U Truesdijyi
Kershaw have opsusd a odUpB Wks
in the store foruMrly oiilri^a by
Marlon Baker, deceaswkl *
Miss Kara Qorda»»lMd gom td
Cramerton, N. C.. where ^e will
teach school
Mr. and Mrs. Frad Josey and family
of MlUedgsville, Oa.. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kel^ lossy of Sumter were re
cent guests of thslr parsnts. Mr. and
Mrs. Homsr lossy.
Mr. sad Mrs. W. A. McDoweU.' Ir.,
spent Sunday In Martinsa, Oa. Thev
ware accompanied home by their
mother, Mia. W. JL McDowell who
spent the past week with Mr. and
Mrs. 1. Bw McKinnon" of that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugb Witherspoon of
MayssviUe .spent Wednesday night
with the latter's parents, Mr ..and
Mrs. D. T. Yarbrough.
The following girla have returned
to Winthrop; Misses Sara Rebecca
McKinnon, Bonny Hammond, loyce
Fowler and Eva lo Ratcliff. WUlle
Esther Ratcliff is entering as a fresh
man.
Mrs. lohn Hawkins and Mrs. Heb
ron Outlaw of HartsvUle were week
end gueata of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Out
law.
The auxiliary of the Presbyterian
church met Tuesday afternoon at the
church. Mrs. Thomwell Clybnra was
In chu^e of the program and Mrs.
fted Brinson taught the Bible study.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Padgett and
Mrs. Kirkley of Csmden were Sunday
guests of the 1. B. Severances.
Announcement has been recevled of
the arrival of a son to Mr. and Mrs
Robert Hogues of Charleston. Mrs
Hugpes jbeford marriage was Miss Sue
Hilton of this place.
Bom of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hunter
September t, a gifl.
The circles of the Woman’s Society
of Christian Smwiee . nwt Tuesday
afternoon at Um foUowlag homea:
The Walter V. Jerman circle with Mrs.
William Hasty, Haney King circle
with Mrs. L. D. Qsrr, Joanna Caston
circle with Mrs. W. V. Jerman,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beard of
Charlotte. N. C.. Mr. sad Mrs. Johnnie
Boston and efiUdrsn of Sumter were
weekend gneats of their pareots, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Beafd.
Mr. and Mra. Jullua Jordan of
Charleston were Sonday gneats of
the latter’s moSier, Mrs. T. J. Hin
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ed Hearon and
little son. Tommy, speot Sunday In
Richburg with Mra. Hearon’a mother.
Mrs. Louise Etheridge of Columbia
apent the weeJiend with the D. M.
Mays.
Lt. and Mrs. Jnnlus Bsrdsu of
Olynco, Oa., are vlaltlng their father
and sister, F. M. Helms and Miss
Kate Helms.
Miss Ev^yn Parksr left this wsek
to resume her studies at Lander col
lege.
HUMANO MtMtNO-
at Lodge Oreee rlgit alter dm srsddtug
hera^ has net hasu raiMlad to. MaFall
had a sea who was kfltad ta tha last
WmrM War, aaooMUag .to hia atory to
his hrida. Mra. Melhll, ifhosa smldaa
name was Balvla and who taUar bmu^
ToaUf hare, has
A^ hmftg die story troM Mrs.
McFslL Magbdata Blythsr contacted
The Heath Nows Bursaa sad in a
few minutes tha story was oa tha way
to tha metropolitan prase and tha
news syndicates and also ths radio
sutions. It was the bslisf of Magis
trate Myther that this publicity might
la taontlBs tha sdsatai
Tha SMgistrata also contacted tha
ColamMa iaiica aad asked dpam to
maka a ehach of tha hoapltala in that
city.
. A wire has also been dMatehad to
the auflioritlea at Lodge 9tmm, iMoa-
ClooNuy
(Condanad from first page)
High school confersilce officials will
be fa charge of the gaoM tonight end
• a
«1? iSS, ttS**
Hardiag Rams
Barn aia zapprtad to
the
apoB Sr occasion^ £
Septemhar « the Samses''
mud 'fai^ad aa tha autstaeSfM *
ISS iS»“*
(Continued from first pags)
and become cowboys on his ranch.
This trio was to have started today,
but they like the wife, are trying to
locate McThll.
A letter mailed by Mrs. McFall, to
the alleged daughter-in-law of McFall
OttMandihg Values
, in Superbly
«
—\ ^Tailored
Yaa, Men, we’ve got ’em!
White Bi^dclotk and Print
^ Miirta, full cut and tailored
to a T.
Sizw 14 to 17 — *Sanforiaed
$2.40
★
SPORT SHIRTS
♦Sanforfated
Small . . . Mediam . . . L«rge
$2i0
Good Supply of • • •
SPECIAL
Wo Algo Hovo a
on
M^’s Shints
*8anforissd
Men’s OveraDs
(with olostic)
•Sunforixsd
85c
«
$2.78
Mhlw That DriM
Yoii*v« Beam Wanliiit
Ptints - • 37c yd
Sofi&--55cyd
*geBforiasd
*Quaruntsed not te shrink mars than 1 psresnt.
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