The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 22, 1946, Image 2
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TNI eAMOIN CHIIONI
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NOTICE TO DEirCm AMD
CREDITIMa
JUI futlM to tte Delate
of Me C. Bodgere ere lenkr aotl*
fled to make eajrMaat to tba mo4m-
atgaed. add aB gavtiaa. If aaj, iMMi^
tng elalms agateat fha aald aetata
will preaant than IflMwIaa, dalt ag>
taatad. wMite Om tteia graecribel
fcjr law. ,
CaraoB Rodgara.
Leon H. Rodgara,
ti46p Admlnlatratora
Camden. 8. C., Norembar f, 1146.
PIX THEATRE
BETHUME, S. C
Friday, Nowwnbor 22
*«N1GHT AND DAY”
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Cary QranV-^laxIa Smith
Monty Woolley—Mary Martin
Nowa 4 Cemody
SaturdUiT, Nowambar 23
«1UDENS W THE
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Rod Cameron Fuaay Knight
Jonnifar Holt
Serial, Phantom Rider Ne^ 10
Comedy, Sathlng Buddleo
Saturday Nifht Show
The Toon Agara
”THE HIGH SCHOOL
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Preddie Stewart June Prelaaor
Moau-Tuae., Now. 28-26
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Wadnaaday, Nowamhar 27
DOUBLE FEATURE
^SHADOW OF A
WOMAN”
with
Helmut Dantine—Andrea King
And
'TUMBLEDOWN RANCH
IN ARIZONA”
with
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Duay King—Alibi Terhune
Thureday, Nowamhar 28
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To EtlNiie^ Owar Escal-
laut Di^lay
IN MiMORIAM
Baterad late Btoraal Ufa How»
bar 4. at • p. at, at Jf .
boapital, Sarah Bolton Mleklo.
In the paaaing of "MMa Sar^**
aa aha waa lorlngiy tallad, Camden
loat a loyal and ralnabla cltlaaa
FVom Hie Connly Agent’s Office
W. C MeCARLEY.
CORN CONTEST BARBECUE
A largo crowd attendad tbe bar-
Chlldren'a Book We4k, a national
program for obaerrmica In school
Ubrarlao and In libraiW In general
waa condodted in an Interesting
manner at the Kershaw county lib
rary last week.
Daring the week hundreds of In
terested cltlsens and pupils from
all oTer tba county Tlaited tbo local
county unit Bator day morning tbs
story hour was attended by 23 chil
dren, who beard the stories; An
gelo the Naughty One*’ and *‘The
Trlendly Library” told In an Inr
tareating manner.
Twelre new borrowers ware add
ed to the circulation record during
the week.
The llbi^ry rooms wm:# wMl ar
ranged for the obeerrance of na
tlonal week. Tbe general theme for
the week waa "BoiAs Are Bridges”
and In keeping with the theme, the
exhibits were moat noral and In
tereiting. There Were exhibits de
picting the genwal idea, one show
Ing bow to understand other peo
ple, another relating' to landa
aronnd tbe world, another to
realms of Imagination and Joy, an
other on facts and information.
Bffectlre posters were also placed
about the rooms to adrertise tbe
actlyitlea and carry out th# Idea of
the themes.
The Kershaw county library la in
charge of Mrs. J. B. ^ker as chief
librarian, while tbe chlldren’i
librarian is Mra. Pamela Thomas.
T|ie bookmobile library Is in charge
of Miss Marie Sparrow.
UNIOR CHAMBER—
(Continued from Aral paga)
This committee will accept any
eontributlona, larga or amalL Mem
bers ara Frank Shebeen, Bmeet
Shebeen, Harold McCaakUl, Lucius
Ogbum, Ralph Starenaon, Tom
(Hamp, Will Sheorn, R. M. Ken
nedy ni, Jamee Clarkson, Charles
DsUiach, Beckham Ruasell. Bill
Nettlaa, Carl Hammond and J. C.
Handrlx.
Announcement was made that
charter night would be held in the
dining hall of the (Tourt Inn on
Tnesday, December 8. at which
repreaentathrea. of tba state Junior
Chamber of Commerce would
sent the local chamber with Its
charter. A turkey dinner will be
senred to approximately 175 mem
bers and gnasta.
Frank Reotw and Jolly Pitta,
who rapreaanted the local organi
sation at the state convention held
recently, aubmltted an Interesting
raport
NOTICE TO DEBTORS
AND CREDITORS
All partlaa indebted to the estate
of Rebecca u Huckabee ara hereby
and those who knew her, a loTing
and true friend.
A bacne at tha armory last Wadnes-
dauijter of John ^ day night At this Uma tha prises
and be^ awarded to the winners of the
MUli^ of Fairfield Kershaw county com contest. W.
longed to one of thp oldest _nM q, j,,, Antioch aecUon won
most representative families of Ker
shaw county. Her grand grandfath
er, Joseph Mickle, reached Camden
about 1768, the time of the Ctuaker
settlement here and acquired
large holdings of land on the
Wateree river and had the rights
to ths first ferry.
Her grandfather waa Major Jos
eph Mickle who married Martha^
Belton, daughter of John Belton.
Major Joseph Mickle was a prom
inent and popnlar merchant in
Camden, retiring later to bla fine
country residence across the river.
“Mlaa^Sarah” inherited his love of
books and wiL
Miss Mickle was bora March 81,
1864, and waa proud to be a “Daugh
ter of the 60*8” devotsd to the (Con
federate cause, and also a faithfdl
D. A. R..
She attended private schools in
Charleston and spent a great part
of her life at the family home,
"Snnny Hill Plantation”, near
Saunders creek, above Camden,
now the property of Clifford M.
Leonard, one of the lovely ante
bellum hornet of Camden.
Miss Mickle then moved to Cam
den. Funeral services 'were held at
4 p. m., November 6, from the Pres
byterian church, of which she wm
a devoted member and Interment
was in the Mickle enclosure In the
Quaker cemetery.
She la survived by several nieces
and nephews. Those living In Cam
den are: 8. H. Mickle, Mrs. E. B.
Llnch, Mrs. Edgar Marsh.
Miss Sarah has left her most
lasting memorial in her deeds of
lore and kindness,
c "V Sadie K. Von Tresekow.
notified lo make payment to the
undersigned, and all partita. If any,
having claims against the said
tate will present them likewise,
duly attested, within tha tlma pre
scribed by law.
Alethla H. Tmeadell,
84- 86p Administratrix
Camden, S. C., November 8. 1946.
Notk* to Debton and
Croditora
All partita indebted to the eatate
of John Sutton are hereby notified
to make payment to tbe nnderslgn-
ed. and ail iiertlea, if any, hav^
claims against tbe laid eatate will
present them likewise, duly ^attest
ed. within the time prescribed by
law.
85- S7P LILLIAN S. WILLIAMS.
Administratrix.
Camden, S. C., Nov. 18, 194A
Buy diriatiMM Saailg
first prlaa of $60.00 with a yield of
18 bnshals per acre; L. Boykin
and T. A. Rosier Ued for second
place and each ware given $40.00
with a yield of 68 boshela per acre
C. G. Coahman was the speaker
for the occasion and itreased the
i.B.CnFFITH,
Am’!. CooBlir Agmt.
importance of taking cart of our
aolte.
Tha followlag cluha and huslnesa
an made it possible to raise
$150.00 that WM given m prlsea:
Rotary club, Klwanla club. Junior
(Thamher of Commsree, Chamber
commerce, ^ileiu club, Lee Little,
First National l^k. Kershaw coun
ty farni bureau. Commercial bank.
Southern Cotton Oil company,
Whitaker 4 Boykin. Stevenson’s Im
plement company, .Bums A Barrett
Hu^ware, McLean Hardware, Cam
den Hardware.
ANNOUNCING
WE HAVE TAKEN OVER LANGfTOIfi SERVICE
STATION AND ARE OPERATING IT UNDER THE
NAME OF —
Oi K. Service Station
•Come In To So# Ua •Your
PAUL V. McDowell
FRANCIS SHEHEEN
Hangiiig Rock
Bridge Is Under
Repair Operations
*1110 bridge over Hanging Rock
cre^ about a mile and a half from
Kershaw on the Camden highway.
No. 681, la being rebuilt
A wooden structure, with an as
phalt covering, waa damaged" re
cently when a heavy track cracked
stringers and floor^.
Fourteen new stringers • have
been 'placed, and eight others are
to be placed under the heavily
traveled bridge.
A new flo^ng of wood and as
phalt also la to he added.
A detour of about three miles
over a dirt road has been set up
pending completion of thq Job.
CARD OF THANKS
*1110 family of the deceased, Mrs.
Sarah Frances Gardner, wiahes to
thank their many friends and neigh
bors for their kindness, service and
sjrmpathy during the illneas and
death of their wife and mother;
also for the many beautiful floral
tributes.
W. T. Gardnef, Husband and Family
Gift Ties
(LOST—Red-lurown Cocker Spaniel
male puppy, three months old, on
Wednesday, Nov. 80. Answers to
name of “Happy”. Mra. Rofna
Wilkes, 004 DeSanaanre St Tele
phone 587-W. 86c
LOST—Brown and white Flee dog.
Answerpjto the name “Brownie”,
Finder pleMe call 66e-R. $6p
LYTTLITON STREET
Qaorge K. Way, iffattor
Church ochooL 10 a. m.; Preach
ing 11:16 a. m.
Ton are cordial^ invltad to wor
ship with ns.
CURRENT WILL BE OFF
This is to notify our patrons that
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Carolina Power and Light Company will
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be doing repair work on the lines Sunday,
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November 24, necessitating the discon-
tinuance of the electric current from 1:30
p.nuto5p,m.
Having Battery Trouble?
Perhaps We Can Help Solve Your
Problems
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Wc hawa on hand quite a number of batteries
that might fit your car.
Priced at $10.00 — Guaranteed 10 mo.
0. K. SERVICE STATION
AMOCO PRODUCTS
Paul V. McDowell —' — — FrsncU Shebeen
Holiday Hams
Let Us Care
Your Pork
Bring Your Hogs NOW
IN ORDER
, TO HAVE CURED
MEAT FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.
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CAMDEN LOCKER PUNT
Municipal Utilities
RAYON S/jTII«t
POLK>^DOT
MEDIUM ‘
HAND PAIi
WOOLS • NI
POLKA DOT
HAND PAINT'
NEAT
MEDIU
FIGURES
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BOLDS PL
FOULARL
WOVENS \
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WASHING
Batteries — Tires — Tubes — Recapping
To Customers