The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 01, 1946, Image 3
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IXseuies
iSiing Bfoney
IUn»at-October ft mj
trtTeUhif. Tht first half
In Ntw York, whoro
A* trucklni strlko I oooldat
of milk; to Boston.
*l^to Its nsrpow strsets I
5*.. park s car within two
fTrf the place I waatsd to rlslt:
^ and Windj Chicago. wlUi
l^hops. rice and foul snter-
in Kansas City, noted
hi fotten politics; and to St
Lt which seems to mo to bo Ih#
^ cltr In the winter and the
city In the summer.
the real AMERICA
iiihotfh the ten largest cities of
States hare 80,0«0,000
^ or nearly 20 per cent of the
S,’population, yet they do not
g^ont the American i^ple. The
^'Americans are foim9^ to the
5l clUes of the farming apd
^le eectlons which I so lore to
St Here, the people create the
S welth which is sucked Into the
Mr holes of these ten largest
gM and flows sway to the eea.
B certainly Is inspiring to look
KB a train window and eoe tho
fields of wheat, com and
ger products. Yes, fine dairy cat*
A steers, hogs and poultry are
gn galore. Last night I had the
giest steak that I have ever eat*
a Whether it is due to the bad
prlei. or radio news, or love maga*
gts. I do not know; but certainly
g big cities are featured far too
Bch. The little cities should band
gtther and do some advertising.
PONT LIKE IIQ FARMS »
nh does not mean that readera
LAXATIVE?
WackP
SdiMMny flurgmli
xhith CARotiwA, pribay, movuirer i, itst
IX THEATRE
BETHUNEg S. C
Friday, Nowembgr 1
“SMOKY*
with
Prtd McMurry—Ann Baxter
News A Cqinody
^ouJd new come out ksre and bay
Mg commercial Canm are
'Ug hettoeas’l like atoel Heats,
kpe factories or desertment storea.
Moreover. I think tkkc next vaarf
JrtU set a break to^
nany farm products which
wart la lowor prices for ooauner*
«ial farms. I do, however, look upon
ke sBBaU snsteaance tar.m where
he own^ has an outside source of
nc<Hne, as the finest insurance that
toe world offera. ,
I especially recommend good
to small rural
'iitiea. Even though much of thia
Is now srtling higher then befraw
I *1111 believe it Is' among
toe safest investments If kept well
nafnuined and properly insored. If
you do not want the care of such
property, you can loan on a mort*
gage thereon and get 4 per cent In
tent safely. Of course, you should
A BMtion 6f the country
^^*®5_^*** free from bombing
atUcks to VoHd War III.
INVESTINQ MONEY
Readers who. cannot conveniently
buy such property, can secure the
Mino protoction whicli luch mrul
eommunitlee offer by buying the
stocks of certain companies whose
sssets are mostly located in small
nterlor cities. Just before leaving
home my secretary asked me about
ho Investment of |6,000 which she
had heretofore refrained from In
vesting because of the high prices
of the past year. Now, due to too
recent drop, she feels it Is a good
Ume to dip In. Shall I advise her
to buy securities of companies with
their plants In big cities? Not
much?
I am now suggestng that she bn/
these ten stocks: General Foods,
Kruger Grocery, and Pet Milk as
^presenting the fOod group; J. C.
Penney company, and McLellan
Stores, as representing the n^Br-
chandising group; Diamond Match,
and Deere A Company, as repre
senting building msterisls and ma
chinery; Com Products and Quaker
Oats as representing the feed In
dustry. Pbr good measure I Included
St. Joseph Lead where she can hide
her money underground to a metal
which actually U more valuable
tian gold. The assets of these com
panies aro not in big cities bnt
are distributed throughout the great
agricultural districts in useful in
dustries which serve mankind.
MORE SUGGESTIONS
The abpve tw stocks will take
all the spare money which my lec-
retary has, bnt while on this trip
I have decided to add to my Safe
List; the4>beet sugar stocks and
Greyhound Bus stock. 'Also the
bonds of the Kansas City A South
ern R. Co. and of the Western
Unlo^n Telegraph Co. Again, I urge
diversification. Never pat more
than 10 ^percent of yonr money to
any one- todustry or, more than 5
percent of yonr money in any one
company. All the above sec^tiee
are listed on Ihe New York Stock
Bzphange and can be bought
hrongh^ronr local bank.
TjbftMmay
tsmad SAtsnl
Saturday, NowsmlMr 2
“RAWHIDE'*
with
bnith Sallow—Leu Qfhrig
Itriat, Phantom Aider No. 7
Comedy, Of Thee I Sting
Satufday—Lato SImmt
**HOODLUM SAINT”
with
William Powell—Ester Williams
Angela Lansbury ..
iune News
D. M. Mays eater-
Saturday eveAtog wltk a lino
toWe bridge aapper. to koBor of
Mr. and Mra. C. a Rkkott of
Charlestoa and Colaaibla. who
rooenOy married. Mra. RlckoU bo-
fora marrlago waa Hettlo
Hough. Punch was senrod daring
tho games. When the somrea were
counted Mr. and Mra. L. D. Barr
held high score for th# men and
tlto Udiea. L. M. Beat waa given
the bingo prise. The honorees were
Wanted a gift for their home.
^ out-of-town guetU were; Prof.
Pritchard . of Charleaton, Mra.
Loulee Etheridge and Idsusra. Ralidi
and Bumeu Hall of Columbia.
Too young people of the Prosby
church Iuitc organized &
Youth Fellowship Group. Tho fol-
lowlog offieors were installed Sun-
^y evening at an Impreaalve cmidle
light smrvlee; President, Joe New-
s^e; secretary. Barbara McDon-
Donald McLaurln;
^listlan Faith, Ruth Rosier;
C^tlan Growth. Lock McKinnon;
^rlstlan Works. Corkoy Pato;
Christian ootreach, Betty Gray Mc-
Ca^lll; Christian commandershlp.
^L. McGoo; adult advisor, Mrs
Fred Brunson.
A Homo Mission study was given
^esday evening at the home of
Mm. C. L. McKinnon with Mrs. Mc
Kinnon in charge.
Rev. DeArmand, pastor of tho
Baptist church of C^MStorfleld. lead
to a - stewardship revival In the
Baptist churches of the Bethnne
field last week. The study periods
and the huplratlonsl hour were
well attended.
Mm. N. B. TmesdeU and dangh-
Sam IsabeUe and Althea. Mm.
Clarence Heustess of Gastonia and
Mm. Hutto of Cherryville, C.
were guests In the home of Dr
and Mm. B. Z. TmesdeU Sathrday.
Rev. T. B. Altman, pastor of tho
Baptist church, was a recent guest
In the home of his father at Cen
tenary.
Mr. and Mm. Bethnne McMUlan
of San Francisco and Washington
were vlsltom hero last week look-
1^ up the^ genealogy of the B».
tonne family.
Nell KeUey has received his dM-
chsrge from the navy and Is at
home here with his parents
Harold WhIUsy, US Marine. Par-
rU Island, is vlslUng his parenU,
Mr. and Mm. Luther Whitley.
Mrs. Eva Morgan is In Blshop-
vlUe with Van Morgan and chil
dren. Mrs. Morgan is quite U1 in
the Sumter hoepltal with pneu
monia.
Quite a number from here at
tended the Carolina-ClemsoD gamo
n Oolumbia Thursday.
Friends of Rov. J. . V. Murmy,
pastor of the Methodist church, are
glad to welcome him back to this
pastomte for another year.
Mm, Homer Joeey has returned
from Atlanta where she visited her
sister, Mm. Annie Fuller.'
Mm. C. B. Mitchell entortatoed
tho bridge chib Tuesday eventog
with throe taUss. In tho absence of
a member. C. R MitcheU fiUod to.
HlHi ecore was woa by Mlsa Har
nett Mays. uhUe second high went
to Miss Stella Bethuns. Blago prluo
was won by Mm. L. M. Best
Mm. Louise Bthertdgo and Mins
Mary B^en McLnurto of Crtnmbla
FAQ! TMIIRB
iKed Gunden So
Wen, Wrate ffis
Baddies To Come
The overflow from Shaw field Is
bsttontog to reach out to Camden.
Sumter la packed to the gunwales,
not a room bolag available.
Hencd when 8gt A1 Bttemarna
wanted to have soam of his buddies
provldsd with accommodations ho
came over to Camden In person and
is looktMg around for rooms.
Sergeant A1 used to be in Cam
den a lot when ho was attached to
tho maintenance writ rt the South
ern Aviation school, and he liked
the town ao much that when some
of his old buddies reached Shaw
field, Srtgeant A1 immediately
thou^t of Camden.
Anyone having rooms or an
apartment to rent can call Sergeant ^ -
A1 at No..^4111, Shgw Field.
^ Miss Pauline Jones of Columbia
spent the weekend here with their ‘ recent guest of her sister.
relatives.
Mm. Wallace Parish visited her
sister, Mm. Q. W. King, last week.
Mr. and Mm. Bmeat Beard of
Charlotte were weekend guests of
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Pmnk
Beard.
Mr. and Mm. ^ck .Gathings and
little daughter, Ann, Mr. and Mm.
Johnnie Burton and children of
Darlington, spent Sunday here with
their parents. Mr. and Mm. Steve
Lane and Mr. and Mm. Fmnk
Beard.
Fred Josey and son of Milledge-
ville, Oa., spent the' weekend with
their parents, Mr. and Mm. Homer
Josoy.
Miss Sam Rebecca McKinnon of
Liberty Hill News
At too Preehyterlan church, the
Sunday morning service was con
ducted by Elder B. J. Cunningham,
the Suaday school in charge of
SupL W. B. Cunningham, held the
annaal “Rally Day’* exercises. Quite
a largs audience was to attendance
and a very llbeml sum was collected
for Sunday achool extension work.
Supt. and Mm. A. J. Richards and
sons of the Denmark schools. SupL
J. P and Mra. Richards of ths Ker
shaw school, Mr. and Mm. J. Q.
Richards and daughtsr, Kay rt Plor-
suce, and Mias Marion Richards of
Sumter were guests during the
past week of their slstsm, Mieses
LUtie and Lai Richards at the
Richards’ family horns.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Anderaon and
Miss Laverno Anderson of Colum
bia wtre, weekend gaeats of Mr.
Mm. A. C. Cureton
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Clements and
J. H. Clements. Jr., visited Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Freeman of Columbia on
Friday
NOnCB
|tS.OO reward fw taformatkm
leading to arrant and oonrlction of
peraon or .persons trsapaastng on
my lands, known as the Old Turner
Place. SO-SS-p
DR. W. B. TURNER.
LANP POSTED
This is to notify all pemona that
hunting, fishing, or othewlse tres
passing on toe lands ct Barbara
H. and R. B. Boykin, or making
fires, or permitting tires set by
them to run, or bum thereon, or
pasturing thereon or removlug
therefrom any trees, wood, straw,
or shrubbery, will be proeecnted to
the full extent of the law. Sb-SSc
^BARBARA H. BOYKIN.
R. B. BOYKIN.
Athletes Foot Germ
Imbeds Deeply To Cause Painful
Craekino* Burning, Itching.
HOW TO KILL IT
A treatment, te be efficient, muel
PaNaTnATg,to reach the serme anS
ba POWaRrUL to kill tham. Tl-OL,
tim only product we know of made
with undiluted alcohol, ponotratoa
Roachoa and klHe moro aarmi
FASTIA. FllL IT TAKE HOLD.
IN ONE HOUR.
David Higgins of tbs US navy Isi** COMPLETELY plaaead, your
■Itlnir hla nMrnnTM HIf mnal EIf* r*® PNOk pt PPy pPilp PtOrPe TB-OL
IP olppn, eolorippp, pppy and pippppnt
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS
All parties Indebted to the es
tate of Donglas A. Boykto are
hereby notified to make paymtot
to toe undemlgned, and all paiHas.
if any, having claims against ths
said estate will present them Ilks-
wise, duly attested, within ths time
prescribed by law.
MRS. ELIZABETH S. BOTKIN,
Executrix.
Camden, S. C., October 11, Ifdi.
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
H. S. Hlgclns.
John Belton Cureton is spending
a few days at home.
Miss CalUe Jones of the Columbia
schools spent the weekend at honib.
J. C. Cureton of Chester was
visitor In our village one. day las
week.
O. R. Clements is at home after
a visit to hts son-in-law and dau'gh
ter, Mr. and Mm. O. P.' Folk in
Lee county. He also visited the Lee
county fair.where some fine cattle
Apply FULL STRENGTH for
sthlotM foot, itchy or sweaty foot,
iMoct bites or poison Ivy.
Today at DeKalb Pharmacy, Inc.
I
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CAROLINA
PEANUT BUTTER
Winthrop college was the weekend fair.where some fine cattle
Eueet of her parMits, Mr. and Mm. ® 9^®® display of farm
« « crops were shown.
A nice lifht toll of min on Friday
J®oii,-Tueai, N«w, 4-5
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Friday, Nowmnbar 1
‘TANGIER”
Maria Montss— Robert Paige
Sgtorday, NowamlMr 2
“GUNTOWN”
Kirby Grant
Sat, Now. 2, lOtSO P, M.
“FEAR”
Pater Gookson---Anne Owynne
Mosa.-TWs., Now. 4<E
“SPECTOR OF THE ,
ROSE”
• Judith Anderson
Wadpmday, Nowambar 5
FREDDIE STEPS OUT*
reddle Btewar
C. L. McKinnon.
Mr. and Mm. Alvin Clybnm and
family of Aloohi were weekend
gnesta of the former's mother, Mrs,
Dona Clybum.
A large storage bam for livestock,
feed and farm implement is being
erected by Bennie Will Watkins.
Mra. Tom Ed Hearon was the
weekend guest of hMr mother, Mrs.
Jordan, in fthdihnv*
^ Mr. and Mra. C. K Mitchell at
tended the Georgia-Turman game to
Greenville Saturday.
Mr. and Mra. C. H. Hinson,
(Chief), are receiving congratula
tions upon the arrival of a daugh
ter, October It. .
Miases Joyce Fowler. Bonny
Hammond, Eva Jo and Willie Esth
er Ratcliff of Winthrop college
spent the weekend ksre with their
parents.
Mr. and Mra Hugh Wlthempoon
of Mayssville, Mr. and Mm. Boyd
O’Brjran of GreelyvUle spent Sun
day here with Mr. and Mrs. D. T.
Yarbrough and Mm. Margaret
Marlon.
Mrs. Orin Baker and baby and
her mother, Mm. Redling of Louia-
viUt, Ky.. have arrived to be witk
Mrs. Baker’s kasband, who has
been discharged from the army. At
prsasgt Mr. «ad Inm Baker are
with the fonner'a pareata, Mr. and
Mra. t. L. Baker.
Mias Sara Margaret Ktag of At
lanta Is vlsltlnB her parsnts. Mr.
and Mrs. J. \0:tag.
Earl Jones of Charleston Medical
college spent toe weekend here
with his paraats, Mr. and Mm.
Charlis Jobss.
Tke aanual WMU Riastlag of ths
Baptist Woman ot Ksrahaw ataocla-
tloa met with the Ttmrod church
Saturday. Officers for ths year were
elected. The state weaun worker,
Mias VonnSs Lance, was present
night waa very much appreciated. It
enabled some plowing to be done,
bnt owing to the long dry spell tur-
nipe and fall garden vegetables are
Just about non-exlstant.
Guernsey Cow
Sets State Record
Peterborough, N. H.—L. 1. Gulou,
Lngoff, 8. C.. has made a state
champion record on his registered
Guernsey cow, Polly Belle’s Lily
Belle. Her production of 0S7S.5
pounds of milk and S61.8 pounds
of butterfat is the highest record in
the state made* la class 4-D, which
means this cow was three and one-
half yemrs of age. She was milked
885 times while on test.
The sire of this cow. Winner
Lad’s Belly, has tots one dangbter
in the Performance Register ot The
American Onrensey Cattle club.
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GOES MY LOVE”
Myma Ley Don Amecfie
Fruit Cake
INGREDIENTS
t
Have A Limited Suppl;
be Foflowing Ingredienl
Wadneaday, NownBlier 5
double PEATUfie
*the bamboo
BLONDE”
with
Fmnoea Langferd
, ' ^ And
bowery BOMB
SHELL’.
with
Leo Goreey and
The Bowmry Eoys
jbunday, Nowmiber t
C^ivia
untffinSpi
Frt* Sale
WOOD
12 to 16>indi lei^ths
Ddivered to your door m cord lots.
Phones
Gty Eqiup.& Supply Ca
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Oor tractor will be in Camden this
week^ lAnydiie Jiving m
md exeava&ig — call
GlMe Pineiwle
Orange Peri
Cwrants
Shelled Afanmids
Pecans
Glace Oierries
Lemon Peel
Dates
Bhizil Nats
Mixed Nuts
Giron
f
Rrisins
Wrinuts
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TH8SE WHX GO ON SALE FRIDAY A. ht, NOV. 1
Camden Food
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