The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 08, 1946, Image 3
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TMt CAMHI CWtOlIttU^CAliblll, iOUTM eAllOUl^ MOVlMim i; 1f4t
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OHiference
Kear Aiken
rtmdt Of Land Is
To Piocsss Of
5o<ith Caroltmi
of OTse» SslMOpat
»re grsstty IStorMtsi
Ifl'icre tMMJt juit deeded to.
U Dloceee of tSe Bpls<nipSl
U St JuUen CnMum of
f*”“» Aiken,
a diocesien cemp sp^
center.
ta located forty mllee
nbla and tnclndea a dear
[Jfand many acree of wood-
^uncing the lift of this
Bt Rer. John J. Qraratt.
the diocese, stated that
area will not take the
iKsnoga, Episcopal eonfer-
ia North Carolina. Jle
at the new area will pro-
lian center within easy
[ail the parishes and will
Ible throughout the year.
aaid, furnish a place for
Erentlons and for meetings
women or laymen of
IfC aaid the bishop, "con-
alitatlon of a need we
felt." The bishop went
that he has been on the
Just such a location for
now in progress to put
buildlDgs on the site.
Mrs. J. T. Hearon and little
daaghtor are Tlsltlag the fanner's
brother, T. C. McCaskiU and family
ia Tork. Pa.
Mra. Loalae Kdlay recently oele-
hrated her hlrthdey annirersary.
All of her children were preeeat
for this oecasloh: Mre. A. K. Me-
.{Laiirtn and family. Fljnn Kelley,
Clemson Wilson and Miss
Wilson of Newberryt Mr.
Mrs. George Kelley of Welter-
Mrs. Wallace PhllUps. of New
port News, Va., la rlaitlag her par-
dsta, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. McLaarln
and little eon, Montey. Mrs. Phillips
has coipe for her son, who has been
staying with his grandparents, un
til an apartment could be secured.
Mrs. Clarence Hall, of Hopewell,
Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Me-
Lnughlln, of Kingstree, were recent
guesU of Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Pad-
gefl
Mrs. Tom Copeland, of Pensacola
Fla., Is Tisltlng Mrs. Ida Copeland.
Misses Mary Brannon, of Colum
bia and Blanche Brannon, of Cam
den, were week-end guests of tbelr
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Bran
non.
Mrs. C. B, M^hell is substituting
In the Midway school for one of the
teachers who is 111.
Mr. and Mrs. Nell Johnson, of
Blaney spent Sunday at^the home
of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mays.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Copeland, of
Charleston, were recent gnests (rf
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. West
Such a program will be financed in
part by the advent offerings of the
ehnreh schools.
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Lseviie Sevarmaoe sad sojas, eC^
C<dumbia, were week-end guests of
the foreser’s fareats, Mr. aad lOa,
J. ■. Sevarmaoe.
file toechers atteaded the Dto
trtet Teechsci meeting la Ootanahla
Thwschiy aftmoon aad eveatag.
Mrs. Earl Thomas, O. D. Bohertf
lead Ida MeCesklU. of Charlestaa,
were gneets of Mrs. Cope McCasklll
last week.
M. C. McCaskUl aad family, oC
CharleiUon. were wedtend fuea
of the former's mother, Mrs. Cope
MeCsekUL
Dr. Kuhener, of Coker College, Is
iastmetor for the teaehera extea-
sloB eourse, which meets here each
Taeoday afternoon at S:t4. Dr. Pat
tie Dowell, of Wlathrop CoUega,
who first started the course, M
given U ap oa account of 111 health.
A Halloweea party was enjoyed
Thutad^ evening by the merahers
of the Proebyterian ehnreh. In the
chnrch cabin. Young and old were
out to see the ^oets and witches
roaming about. Hot tea, sandwich’
es, cookies and Ice cream were
served.
Miss Harriett Mays sntsrtahied
her Sunday school class Thursday
afternoon at her home with a Hallo
ween party.
The week of prayer wee observed
last weak by ths ladles of the Meth
odist church, when they m^t differ
ent afternoons In the ehnreh.
Mrs. Pearl King has returned
from visiting her danghter and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. James B. Waters,
In Rodman.
Sympathy Is sxtended Mrs. Imke
Shaw In the death of her mother,
Mrs. Reamee, near Blshopvllle.
The circles of the Baptist mis
sionary society met Monday after
noon at the following places; Kate
Ward circle with Mrs. O. H. Fowl
er, and Hattie Heustess with Mrs.
Prire.
Mrs. Tom Heeron was given
aarprlse birthday shower Wednes
day afternoon when the members
of her circle of the Methodist
chnrch came In with their gifts,
good wishes And refreshments. On
account of ill health Mrs. HearOn
has' been unable to attend any of
her church activities for sevaral
months.
Messrs, Hu^ Oliver, J. M. Cly
burn and John Baker left Monday
by plane for Detroit for a few dayi
The Youth Fellowship organisa
tion of the Presbyterian church wHI
have charge of the Sunday evening
eervlcea et seven o’clock.
Mr. and Mra. Richard McLauiin
of Florence, spent Sunday with the
former's parenU, Mr. and Mra. J.
N. McLaurtn.
Miss Myrtis Mungo, of Columbia,
spent the'week-end with her moth
er, Mrs. W. W. Mango.
The following clrclee of the Pres
byterian church met Monday after
noon at the following homea: Mar
garet Morse circle with Mrs. C. C
Pate; Jean HUlhonio with Mias
Mary McKinnon and Minnie Forbls
with Mrs. C. B. Mltchel}.
The annual Bakar 'reunion was
held Sunday at the home of J. F.
Baker. The local tamlllea and Quito
a number from other places were
present
Mrs. Barry Davenport and daugh
ter, Sandra, of Falser, ar4 vfslthig
the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Horton.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard King, of
■artsviUe, and Mr. and Mrs. Itol-
colm King, of IMshopvlUe, were
Sunday guests ot Mr. and Mra
Henry King.
Rcieattor, when "BMe the Oow"
i«t In the mood to mingle with the
eommen herd, her fhi^ will be
catered to by General Xlectiie'a new
tndtvldual de-loed dctoklnf cup.
Like the*Oh-X etock-tank deBoer,
the cup Is heetod Just enough to
keq;> the water from fteeMng, there
by aasuring ’’Ibde'’ a long, cool drink
wtttter or. summer. UnUke the pro
letariat tank, however, the eup
entertotaa only one cnauener et a
ttaac TtUML^nBali'* now can make
drtnklhg‘a atricUy prltate aflbto
Price Ctmtcol
Closes Doors
The price control board at Ck>lttm>
bla, serving the oounties ot Rlch-<
land, Falrfleld, Lexington and Ker
shaw will cloM (or was closed) on
November 4, lf48, J. B. Chtughman,
chairman of the local board, an
nounced today.
'This etep marks the conclusion
of almost five years of unprecedent
ed patriotic service by thousands of
cltlsens ot U. S. who, through th^
thousands of hours of volunteer
work, have prevented Inflationary
dangm from taking effect and saw
that Uielr neighbors had an equal
right to their fair share of scarce
commoditise durlnc the days ot
rationing," Mr. Caugbman said.
"Membera of area price control
boerd stayed on the Job for mors
Camden Man Is
Department Head
Gnorg* W. NidM^aon Henda
Math Dapartmeat At
Wintlucop
New members ot the faculty and
staff of Wlnthrop college and the
return of a department bead after
war aervlce. were announced today
by officials of the South Carolina
College for Women in Rpek Hill.
Tl)e new professors have been
added to the faulty. Dr. George W.
Nicholson ot Camden, formerly ot
the University of Mtaslssippl who
heads the mathematics department,
and Dr. J. Harold Wolfe ot Roe
buck. formerly ot the faculty ot
Limestone college, who Joins the
Game Warden In
Warning Against
Storage Of Game
Mrs. C. M. Hough. Kershaw coun
ty game warden, has called atten
tion of the public to the lew wbldi
probiblts the keeping of any gsme
birds or animals in cold storage br
refrigerating plants, except tn
private dwellings, Unless the said
bird or animal shall bear the namn
and address and serial number end
class ot the hunting license of the
owner of such bird or snlmal.
Mrs. Hough states that any per
son violating this section st^ be
fined not less than 950 nor more
than. 1100, or Imprisonment tor <mo
day for each dollar fined and un
paid, either or both, at the discre
tion of the court trying the case.
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Notice to Debtors and
Creditors
All parties Indebted to the estate
of Mary A. Hough are hereby noti
fied to make payment to the under
signed, and all partlee, If any, bav
Ing clidms against the said estate
will present them likewise, duly
attested, within the time prescribed
by law. tt-t4«
JOB W. HOUGH,
Administrator.
Camden, S. C., October 12.1941.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS
AND CREDITORS
All parties Indebted to the estate
of Rebecca L. Huckabee are hereby
notified to make payment to the
nndwslfned. and all parties, if any,
having claims sgalnst the said es-
war. Production has had a chance
to catch up wfth demand. Now that
President Truman has announced
the program for accelerating the
remaining wartime eontrola. Price
Administrator Paul A. Porter has
determined that the remaining
functions of local boards can be
continued by the district OPA of
fice at (Columbia."
Mr. (htughman gave tbe following
information as to the’ conducting
of OPA bnslness in the future. ,
1. Trade and consumer luQuliies
about price control formerly
handled by price control boards
should be addressed to the OPA
district office In Columbia.
2. Certificates of transfer cover
ing sales of used passenger suto-
mobiles may be obtained from prlU'
cipal auto dealers. Dealers should
request additional supplies from the
OPA regional mail center at At
lanta, Qa.
2. Sugar rationing has been ad
ministered from tbe district office
slnca last January. In the future,
sugar forms required by the trade
and consumers may be obtained
from the district office.
4. Pending compliance actions
by tbe board will be traniferred to
the district office.
6. The local board office will
be closed for the transaction of
public business on November 4.
However, the paid clerical person
Dr. Thomas W. Noel, who is on
terminal leave as a commander In
the navy, is returning to tals for
mer position as head of the com
merce department. Dr. Harold B.
Gllbreth has been acting as hesd
of this department during Dr. Noel's
absence.
Reid H. Montgomery has Joln^
the administrative staff as director
of the news service and teacher of
Journalism. He was previously news
editor of tbe Sumter Daily Item.
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, on November
28, 1944. Jack R. Bell will make to
the Probate Court of Kershaw
County his final return as Execn
tor of the estate of T. S. Bell, de-
the month of November in order to
transfer records to tbe district o9
flee and to perform the many other
duties Involved In closing the board.
9. As in tbe past, supervision ot
rent control will be administered
by the OPA area rent otfloei.
ceased, and on the same date he
will apply to the said court for n
final discharge as said Executor.
33-36C N. C. ARNETT,
J\ldge of Probate.
Camden. S. C., Oct. 29, 1946.
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Platinum waa used for ooinage
by tbe Ruaaians about 125 yeara
ago.
COLD wm
Nataral looUng swii
aad wm mom yom%
la t to • kawa, St hoaM*
fPor woawa aad gMa
rOvw 10 mil] ion acloT
mmiaumi/Fjarj
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DnKalb PliAniincj -PhoM M
Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Jones and Mr.
re^-ead guesta
Im. Hughes moth-
lestoB, were
Mrs. Jones and
er, Mrs. Beanies Hilton.
Mrs. Young Alisa, of Dnrham,
and Set and Mrs. Orsn Flstchsr,
of Fort Bragg, wore week-end
gnssta of. their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. J. Baker.
tate will present them likewise,
duly attested, within the time pre
scribed by law.
Alethla H. Tmesdell,
24-S6p Adulnistratrix
Camden, 8. C« November 2, 1946.
I WISH....
ray friaiMig to know I haao coraplatod^ A
workshop at ray home srad an im aqui^
pod to rafinisk fnnUtura, wanatian blinas
aad automobilas.
SPRAYING EQUIPMENT — PORTABLE
AND stationary.
EDDIE NOLAN
Phoo. eOB-J
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Attention Ladies!
Our Representative Will Again Be In Camden
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9th
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with a complete line of
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lip Cdvttr ifeterial and Upholstery Fabric
et US beautify your home with a set of our t^ilor-
lade slipcovers.. •. we tailor them to fit. We install
springs in fuimiture and straighten old ones out.
We ateo
vate tibtfon Mattresses and Interspring
Mbttre6^
WORK GUARANTEED — 14 YEARS
AND
Our Toy Department is ready
for you . . . full of new post-war
toys waiting for you to take your
pick. Make sure of getting
first choice and avoiding crowds
by coming in and seeing our
display.
WE HAVE
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DOLLS
ELECTRIC TRAINS
MECHANICAL TRAINS
DOLL CARRIAGES ;
DESKS
TEA SETS
ARCHERY SETS
ROCKIE HORSES
OUIJA BOARDS
COWBOY smTs
^KSOFALL
WAGONS
blackboards
DoiiL bassinets
CRADLES
METAL TRUCKS
XYLOPHONES
WHEELBARROWS
PAINT SETS
SLIDING BOARDS
GAMES
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Our Motto is: “Soflsfied CiutomeriT
: . CAMDEN HOTEL
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