The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 18, 1946, Image 8
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Ban Dftfls, 16. w«U known fanner
Of Bathnne. died Satnrday nlgl)t at
kla home after a lont ilhMoa.
Fnnaw aarricea ware condnetad
at I o'clock Sunday afternoon from
Oie Pleaaant HiU Baptiat chnrch
near Bethune.
He tM BunrlTed by hia widow,
Wincia Stokaa Daria, thraa dang-
htara, Mra. John Oatoe qC Betkmae,
Vra. WUlie McCaakiU of Bethsna
and Mra. Charlaa PrlUhaid of
Snmtar, and two aona, Homar and
Vernon Daria of Bethune and It
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ON ALL RADIOS
Whether your radio la oon-
aola^ia. or fita into your
pocket — our axparta will
repair It to your eomplata
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MARJOE RADIO
SHOP
(Mjoby" Oaakin)
W« Pick ’Em Up
PHONE 660
CnrdUaa Pnmituiv Co.
Yellow Sox A1
Makes m Here
Former Bowtiof Champ It
Now StetioDwi At Shaw
FMd
Wdl folka, ha la' back
OenUl brawny A1 ETttamama, maa*
ter aWfaant during the lent war
and at one time employed in the
malntmianca department of the
Southern Ariation aehool, when thht
inatltution waa in Ita heyday of
training young men for ^ombat
duty in the aky.
A1 waa the chap who alwaya wore
yellow Bocka. He waa a great bowl
er and waa captain of the team that
won the cup at the Broad Street
alleya. When Ai, now a peraonnel
aergeant major at Shaw Field,
ahowed up Sunday to rialt an old
buddy, Joe Rauseo and Joe’a charm
ing wife, hia old pala immediately
inquired about the cup won in the
SbwUng tournamMit.
Instead of the brilliant yellow
aocka of past jrears Al is now
sporting three battle atara and a
combat infantry badge,
Sidney E. Gardner
To Attend Classes
Sgt. Sidney E. Gardner, 1011 Mar
ket street, Camden, S. C., is one of
the 208 enlisted men especially se
lected to attend the class in correc
tional custodial personnel, graduat
ing October 17, 1S46, Colonel Lath-
rop B. Clapham, post commandant
announced today. Sgt. Gardner has
been in the army since June 16,
ISIO.
In line with the war department
policy of adapting training to meet
the changing army needs, the cor
rectional custodial personnel course
of the adjutant general's school was
begun last fall to train officers and
enlisted men in the operational
functions of the U. S. disciplinary
barracks. Its branches, and post
stockades.
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Cassatt News
Rer. L. O. McCntcben, D. D.. of
Bishoprine, fUled the pulpit of the
Pine Tree Presbyterian chnrch here
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
Dr. McCutchen was a missionary
to Korea from 1102 until quite re
cently. Dr. McCutchen helped with
the communion serrices also.
Miss Flo Rosier of Camp Lejenne,
NT. C., spent the weekend with her
parents.
Miss Ruth Walters of Columbia
was at home for the weekend.
James McCoy and son, -Ben, of
Cam Lejenne, N. C., spent Sunday
with his father, J. B. McCoy and
family.
Mrs. Edith Vaughn Melton is a
patient in the Camden hospital.
F. B. Stanton risited his brother
in BennettsTllie Sunday afternoon.
Mias Jessie Hord of Southern
Pines, N. C., and Bob Thomas of
Aberdeen, N, C., visited friends
here Sunday. Miss Hord has
numerous friends here who wel
come her home at any time.
Miss Alice Kerr of Camden has
been visiting Miss Betty Jane Mc-
Casklll.
Dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. F. M. Walters were: Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Walters and two chil
dren, Dali and Sallle Ann, Mr. and
Mrs. S. B. Walters. J. T. Brannon
and Mias Ruth Walters.
L. D. Barr, mall carrier on Route
2, here, was away last weekend.
Ralph Young substituted for him.
Miss Inex McManus, Mr. and
Mrs. Louie Williams and son and
Mrs. Player, all of Columbia, visit
ed friend here Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smith and
young daughter, "Jackie” spent the
.weekend with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. McCaskill.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bowers of
Sumter spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Bowers.
Mrs. Charlie Granger honored her
daughter, Mrs. David Thompson,
with a party last Wednesday night.
Around 20 guests were present.
Mrs. Granger, assisted by her
daughter. Miss Mary Hendrix,
John L Brown
Ooses Lease
(hi Gas Station
W«ry W«r V«t WiU Op*
rate The Central Filliaf
Station
PK THEATRE
BETHUNE, S. C
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18
“BAD BASCOMB”
with
Wallace Berry—Margaret OBrIsn
Newt A Comedy
SATURDAY, OCT. 19
WEST OF PINTO BASIN
with
Ray “Crash” Corrigan—John
* “Dusty” King
Serial—Phantom Rider No. 5
Comedy — Northwest Hounded
Police
Saturday—Lata Show
“GETTING GERTIE’S
GARTER”
with
Dennis 0'Keefe->-Marle Mo-
Donald—Barry Sullivan
MONDAY and TUESDAY
OCTOBER 21-22
One more row to hoe
The boy from the farm is on foreign soil today!
Instead of overalls, he’s wearing his country’!
uniform. He’s standing watch over the hard-won
peace. He’s safegtiarding your future!
At heart, he's still that farm boy. Hit laughter
sounds the same—when he can laugh. He still goes
for cokM and cakes—when he can get them. And he
still gets mighty homesick—when he has nothing
else to do but th|nk of home.
Your USO has one more row to hoe. Another
round of laughs to plant. Another crop of cheer.
Your USO needs your fc^p, as mudi as ever. For
millions of American bojrs still need the USO. They
need the camp shows and clubhouses—the hours of
itdaxatkm and entertainment—b {dace to hang their.
hata and Ippffn their beltt.
ionneiswf
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They need to know that tihe folks
etiU thinking of them—sre still
and make their task a. lighter (me.
home art
to pitdi in
Tell the form boy you’re with him—every ttep of
tile way. Say it through the USO. Say it with dalUttf I
Keep It ff... IIU
Denllet them dowiil
News A Comsdy
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 23
DOUBLE FEATURE
“STRANGE TRIANGLE”
with
Signs Hasso—Prsston Foster
And
THUNDER MOUNTAIN’
with
0—ne O'Brien
THURSDAY, OCT. 24
...MACnON-
MONEPICniRII
Tha Jamas Boys
Tha DoHons
• Balia Starr
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a na w wet amaew an etQ mas
News A Comsdy
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John L. Brown, co-pnrtper with
Elliott Sbeom la ‘"nie Drive-In”,
Camden’s modern grill on Church
'street, has leased the filling etn-
ttion Just west of the Redfenm
j Motor company garage and will
'operate it under the name of Cen-
.Ural Fttliag Station.
I Mr. Brown will handle American
gaa exclualvely. American oil and
other lubrlcanta will also be avail
able.
Mr. Brown plana to renovate the
fiUing station and make it one of
the moat attractvle on the avenue.
The new owner of the filling ela
tion baa a wide following of friends
who will be interested in his new
venture. He is a veteran of the
last world war, serving four years
in the Infantry. He waa with the
29th Infantry from the initial land
ing in France on IMay until the
cloae of the war.
Prior to coming to the war, he
waa with a big oil company at
Muncie, Indiana, tor three years.
MARION BAXLEY IMPROVING
AT VETERAN’S HOSPITAL
Marlon Baxley, who has been
ill in the Veteran’s hospital in Co-
lombin, la Improving and can re
ceive vialtors now, so would like
his many friends in Camden to
drop in to see him when possible.
smrved yandwiches, assorted crack
ers and hot chocolate.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Walters and
children, who spent a week with
his parents, left Monday to visit
rMativea in Columbia, Savannah
and BrunaWick, Ga., before return
ing to their home in Haynes City,
Fla.
On Sunday, October 6 at a busi-
neaa meeting at the Baptist church
here for purpose of calling a pas
tor. Rev. Hunnlcutt of Hartsville
was called to serve this year. Rev.
Hunnlcutt’s friends here welcome
him back. He has filled the pul
pit here the past year.
Advert Is—■ate under thle
win be charged for at the rate <K .4So
niaiaNihi fer 2S words P«v laeertto.
Over U words 11-Sc per word. Ado
set in IS point type douMe eharg^
Cesh most nocompeny order ezo^
where cuetomer has Ledssr Account.
Far^Sala
F6R sale—lO-idece dtalng room
suite in good condition. Call
608-R.
1$ YOUR LIVER
CRYING FOR HELP
J ct omstipatkm or faulty dl«
If If you feel bilious, sour,
ited with gas, headachy, blue,
tooblg
ned uh-
_ putrefactive
causes toxins, which overload the
liver, keeptof it from working prop-
oiy. Then Is the time to relieve yout |
tired Uver by letting Calotabs help ]
nature sorasp the putrefactive and
parUaBy rtia^sd matter from yous
stomach and Intestines. Nothing sets
JoitllkesoodcddCalotabaLUseasdl*
netscL lOo and aso St your druggists
Take CALOTABSI
p, NOTICE
Tbe annual meeting of the Share-j
hoMers of the Wateree Building
and Loan Asaoclntlon will be held
at 4 p. m., on October 21bL 1944, at
tbe First National Bank Building,
Camden, S. C., to consider amend
ing the by-laws o£'said Asspcintlon
and other buainesa which will come
before tbe meeting. 28-Sl-c
LEWIS L< CLTBURN,
Secretary.
! NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND]
CREDITORS
All parties indebted to the’ estate
of George Bowers are hereby noti
fied to make payment to tbe under
signed, and all parties, if any, hav
ing claims against the said estate j
will present them likewise, duly at-|
tested, within the time prescribed
by law. 10-82c|
NJUJ. I. BOWERS,
Administratrix.
I Camden, S. C., October 9, 1944.
DWELLING FOR BALE—Ontral
locatk^ eight rooms. lso..bath8.
Lewis L. Clyburn, agent. 81c
FOR BALE—Mule, wagon and har
ness, one-horae plow and disc
harrow. Kendall Mills. Phone
81c
FOR BALE—Warm morning type
coke beater. Call Lurry Tbomp-
aon, 1508 Sarsfleld St Phone
78S-W. 81c
FOR BALE-^Bulldlng loU, any size
on Highway 97, .des^^able for
filling station or' atore, near
bridge on back water of Beaver
cre^. Mri. J. B. Anderson, Cam-
den, 8. C. , 81p
FOR BALE — One GnMimey milk
cow with heifer calf. Priced at
I125.Q0. W. D. Jordan, Dusty
Bend. ' 21p.
FOR BALE—185 acres on back
water of Beaver creek. Highway
97. With lota of polpwood and
timber. Emma H. Dolan, R-1, Ker-
ahaw, S. C. Sip
WOULD CONSIDER exchanging a
fine seven .room home on large
lot in center of the city for n
smaller place and some cash. See
Shannon Realty Ccl Savage Bldg.
Phone 277. Sic
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Highway 97, on jthe back water of
Beaver creek, desirable place for
fishing and bunting. Good farm
ing and pasture land. J. Abe. HU-
ton, Liberty Hill, S. C.^
FOR BALE—Fat hehi, alive. 46c;
dressed, 50c lb. Fat roosters, fine
for salad or stew, alive. 29c;
dressed, 84c lb. In lots of 10 or
more, le per lb. cheaper. Mra.
Nell L. Smith, 1216 Lyttleton
street. Phone 851-J, Camden, S. C.
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FOR BALE—^A real home of six
large rooms, kitchen and other
facilities. Large porches, South
ern exposure. Central location.
Large lot Double garage and
storage. Tour opportunity to own
a real home. See Shannon Real
ty Co. SO-Slc
FOR SALE—Rembert’a Camellias.
Rare and standard kinda. Early
Varieties now in bloom. Fall is
best time for transplanting. Se
lect yours early. Mra. Robert
Rembert, Rembert S. C. 29-tfc
FOR BALE—Small farm near city.
Has live stream suitable for fish
pond or swimming. Has one ten
ant house, bam and atablei some
timber and ample firewood. Might
exchange for small home in
town. See Shannon Realty Co.
MERCHANTS AND PILLING STA
TION OPERATORS sell fire
works. Big profit and ready sales.
Our 450.00 assortment brings you
$102.00. All new merchandise,
fast. sellers. $10.00 deposit with
order, balance C.O.D. Larger
quantity, write for prices. Pinner
A Alberts, Distributors of Fire-
works, Suffolk, Virginia. 81-$4c
FOR BALE—475 acres, or in small
- tracts, lying on both sides of
I>aved highway, good farina,
streams, gravel, polpwood, pine,
hardwood timber, houses in ex-
cellent condition, electricity,
school- and church on boundary
line, six miles from Camden, S.
C. Mias Annie Mobley, Millwood
Farm, Orangeburg, S. C.
LOST—(hie 70B-1T truck tiro mad
wheel between Swift gin imd
ptetforuR. If found notify Cttjr
jLOBT—Bank book iaued to O. B.
Branham. Finder please notify O.
E. Branluun. Phone 364-W or
Commercial National Bsi^ 81c
FOUND—A remedy for badc-sehe
due to kidney trouble. Try KID-
DO, only $1. Money back guar
antee. DeKalb Pharmacy. Phone
95. 81-56p.
Walitad
WANT—To trade 1942 Ford De-
Luxe in ggetd condition for 1944
pickup; prefer Ford or (BievroleL
will pay difference. P. D. Stokes,
R-2. CaaaatL S. C. 81p
HELP WANTED—Man or woman,
physically able and willing to
serve 800 cuitomers on loeid
route. Average 41.50 per hour.
Full or spare time. Write J. R.
Watkins Company, Dept. 8-8,
Richmond, Virginia. 81-88p
WANTEli—Man or woman to dia-
tributg Charlotte ObsMrers in
Camden. Approximately two
hours work per day. IbLcellent
earnings. Car necessary. Write
Charlotte Obsenrw, (Tharlotte,
North Carolina. 80-45C
WANTED—Anyone Interested in
building a bom^ now or in tbe
future, to let us ahow you the
fine building lota in Kirkwood
Heights. Many bMutl^ lots are
still availablo. See Shannon Real
ty Co. 80-81C
MiscaliRnaoMB
RADIO REPAIRS—On all makS
radios. Phone 156, Camden Fur-
nlture Co. 80c
8KI HI stops RUNNING FITB in
dogs or we refund your monqr.
We know of no other guaranteed
running fits remedy. DeKalb
Pharmacy. 29-81-p
MATTIE DAVIB deLOAOH’B GRO
CER Y:r:9ft9 Church StreeL phone
707-J. Stable and Fancy Gro
ceries; Fruits, Vegetables,
Drinks, Candies and Smokes. It’s
a pleasure to serve yon. Excel-
lence Assured: ^17-p
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, on November
16, 1946, Janie Baskin Drakeford,
will make to the Probate Court of
Kershaw (bounty her final return as
Ebcecutrix of the estate Oliver B.
Drakeford, deceased, and on the
same date she will apply to the said
Court for a final discharge as said
Executrix
N. 0. ARNETT,
Judge of Probate
Camden, S. C., Oct 15. 1946 81-84c
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS
All parties taidebted to the es
tate of Douglas A. Boykin are
hereby notified to make payment
to tbe undersigned, and all parties,
if any, having claims against the
said estate will present them like
wise, duly attested, within the time
prescribed by law.
MRS. ELIZABETH S. BOYKIN,
Executrix.
Camden, S. C., October 11, 1946.
BIRDSEY’S
HITE FLOUR
BIRDSEY is plaasad to agstin hava for joor
selection, our fine brands of white flour.
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BIRDSEY’S BEST
(Super Orada)
» $1,82
FOUR BROTHERS
(High QuliDr)
““”•$1.73
MONEY SAYER
”“'"$L67
MUX FRESH AT MILL PRKXS
available now at your nearest
BIRDSEY'S FLOUR & FEED STORE
S. Broad Straal Cawdsn, S. C
If it’s Paintinf, don’t pul
it off—Put It On
REMEMBER!
Stein*B Paint Shop
Phono 228^ E. DeKalb St
HAPPY JACK MANGE
MEDICINE
Tbe produat that has
anuuiad Doctors and jon-
poHimoaU Dof Breeders.
The pr^uct used bj Cola
Bros. Circus on their walu*
able dogs md animals.
Monay^ck Guarantee.
12*8. $1.28 28aa.|SJ0
DR. J. B. UNDLER
Hayes Pharmacy
Kershaw, 8. C
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