The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 22, 1946, Image 7
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II CAM—W CHKOWICH, CAUDtlj tOUTW CAWOLtlii^, FWiBAY, NOVllUm iHt
PAQl ttVtN
Coacect
tnat
Swwnar •ehaol
r*Jv3io^ chib of Cohuft-
fponoorod by tho
[Z'dMUOt tbo l^ttlolo*
chnrcb proadsoo to
macl^ troot of
ti Cwnd A.
FfT group footuroo otof-
‘iffcbnrcheo In ColombU
fiittiidln* Tocoliito from
men’o groi^o.
^ of th« eoncort go to
. (ud of tbo llotbodlit
Uio ehiUfimsi
Miserable
111 backache ^
.ydhty* foodfon b«fp and
J^ot^ging bbdio^,
iMO, bcniM. MMty Of log
'liSMVI. MIWIbm ti bOMi
,««y yOW. Hmv OM M00«l>
Im cMMinr ovar. Am ^fmr
jans Pills
Camdeii J. H. A.
CSds ^Prizes
At Conn^ Fair
Tbo J. Q. Ju girls of tho Osmdon
high Bdiool doroted tho*flrst six
wooks of tboir homo oconomicf
poriod whirily to ddrts,
Idottsos s&d' othor things to go Into
tholr booth St tho county fUr. Tho
Osmdon chsptor of tiio J. H. A. won
Bum prisos than sny othor chsp*
^ in Korshsw ooun^. Tho follow*
ing sro ,«oBtootsnts and tholr
prisos:
Joan Rash, first prlso for wool
nirts, first prise for best norelty,
first prlso for embnddsry.
Betty SOiaylor. first prlso on
homomado fumlturo.
MarfOrlo Whton, oooond prlso for
wool skirt.
Caraway Qiitflth, second prlso on
canned tomatoeR
Laura Jo Watkins, third prise on
d^osa
Frgnces Barfield, first prise on
|U>st orighul' noTolty.
xnskboth LOo. third prlso on
eaimed rogotables.
Juanita Rabon, first iirlse -on
housoooat made of food sacks.
Sara Maddest sOcond prlso on
dlriitowoL
Boris West, second prise on
house coat . ^
* Ponr Ann CSOUln. first prise oh
fruits.
Will Ann Campbell, third prise
on apron.
Wo were Tory proud of tho con
tributions of the Camden J. H. A.
Um Cluroiddg Want Ads
Betbime Nows
■ bt HferoUhOopelaad'oC IVwt Dki
iao roostrod hk disdtorgo and ho
and Mrs. Copeland and. little sou
nro horo with their raoMuir; Mrs.
11a Copeland.
O. B. McKinnon of Msrtinoa. Qa,,
made a short Tlslt horo last’ week.
Ho wao scoompaalod homo by his
mothmr, Mrs. Amends McKinnon.
Noll McKinnon and Dewey ^y-
tln spmit Sunday In Martinos with
Mr. and Mrs. G. a McKinnon. They
ware accompanied homo by Mrs.
Amanda
NOTICE
W# DOW haw* aa
|bf work ci all Idndt.
man to do rool-
•Newroof9EnitM^
•Old roofs repaired and riding put on
WE HAVE PLENTY OF ROOFING SUPPUES
ON HAND
(Sty Equbnnent & Snpp^ Co.
PHONE •
The m^bers of the Methodist
church gaVe a pantry shower to
J. V. Mnrray PYlday arenlng.
Mr and Mrs. N. M TrueadeU and
dau^ter of Gastonia, spent tho
uwkend hero with tholr parents.
«d Mrs. B. Z. TmeodoU.'
t^lto a number from, horo at-
^nded th# Cftrolina^Dttkt niM In
Columbia Saturday.
.Uttlo Ksthryne- Sims of Rock Hill
IS Tlsltlng her grandparents. Dr. and
Mrs. E. Z. Tmesdell.
- Peschal McLaniin and two
•one of Rockingham, N. C.. snsnt
■eroral days hare last week with
t^ parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. N.
McLanrln.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard McLaurtn
of norMce were weekend guests
of tholr parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N.
McLanrln.
Mrs. Lamar Jerman has rotUmed
from a month’s stay with har par*
onts in Chicago,
Mr. and Mrs, Clifton Sororaiiea
and sons of Lamar wars wooksnd
gnosts of thshr parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. SoTorsneo.
RotwT. B. Altman attandod tho
Baptist oonrontkm In Columbia last
weak.
Miss Ana Taylor of Ridgeway,
prosldont of the Touug Paoido of
Oongaroo Preabytsry, eooduetad
tho morning oonrloo in tho Prooby
torlaa church tn4ko abooueo of tho
pustor. Rot. W. 1*. Bskor. Mlau TUy
lor*a*thMno wuo: **L1to ChrlM’*.
irSS Mru^ D. m, OordOD houorwd |or
tiu okirch MstarMaw, Mrs. J. R. TsaL with a
bnmodlataly after tho miscolIaaoouB ahowor last Friday
^ nlidit Qamsa were onjf^od. After
Miss Carolyn Bethea spent the ipm gifts wore opaned, rsfresh*
Fo^ond ot her homo In^tmm. imonts ronslsttng of loo cream and
**^*?“* Jnmoa King haTo^pouig 'caka was osiTOd to tho
BMTod toto tho aparimont at Mrs. gaoats. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Teal
Boswo SaegM, which was for-,expect to more Into tholr house at
merly oeeupiod by Dr. Bldridgo an early data
Mr. and Mrs. Store West and
n “^Mrs. W, A. Outlaws. Ison, Storlo of Florence, attended
8gt Hrln Jonoo has arrlTod at the wedding of Mrs. West’s nleoo.
sorrlng 14 mouths in Miss PYancoa West, who was Bflfr-
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notleo Is hsrsby glTon that ons
month from this data, on December
t, 1141, Louise C. Proctor will make
to tho Probate Court of Kershaw
County her final ratum as Admtai
stratrlx of tha ooUta of Henry S.
Porter deceased, and on tha
data ghe wUL, appV to Aha .said
Court tor a final dlocharia as said
Administratrix.
N. C. ARNVTT.
t4f47e Judgs of Probata
Camden, S. C., Noramber t, IMd
PINAL DISCHARGE
Nbttee Is kuruby glnm that
aumth from this datsi. nn Nereaibur
fi, lt4t, Mrs. wans Mas Wdbtua.
wUl maks to tha Probats Court of
Kershaw County har final ratum as
Administratrix of tha aatata of Irby
NeUlaa, deoaased, aad~ on the aanw
date she will apply to the said
Court tor a final dkeharga as said
Admluiutratrtx.
mip N. C. ARNVrt.
Judge of Probata.
Camden, 8. O., October M,' lf4t.
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Cassatt News
the Phlllppfnee. He to to recetre
bla discharge in December.
The Junior B. T. P. V. was en
tertained Satnrday erenlng ao the
home of Mlsa Vlran Price. Ice
cream and cookies Were eenred.
Mrs. Beanlce Hilton Is adult ad-
Tfaor.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. WUlUms and,
two sons of Florence were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Barr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert l^m^an of Co-
lumbna Ga... are risltiu the let
ter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. W.
Best.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Seeley of Co
lombia were Sunday gueets of their
parents, Mr. and’ Mrs. Will Ham
mond.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Best and Bil
ly Best spent file weekend with
Mrs. Bast’s mother, Mrs. Emms
Smith In McCormick. On Sunday
Mrs. Smith and Mr. Best celebrated
their birthday annlTersary Jointly.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Mays and
Mlaa Cecilia King atended the Fur
man-Clemaon game In Oreenrllle
Saturday.
Louis Lee spent Sonday In Bish-
oprUIe with Mr. and Mrs. Van
Morgan and Mrs. Bra Morgan
Tom Bd Hearon and eon. Tommy,
spent the weekend In Rlchbnrg with
her mother, Mrs. Septimus Jordan.
Mr. Hadron was accompanied home
by her mother for a few days risit
Ptfbt TviMrtviMilt
rled In a beautiful diurcb aerrlce
at Camden. Saturday night and
•pent the weekend with relatlTes
here.
Mlse Ruth Walters of ColnmbU
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Walters.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Stanton and
aoiia spent the weekend In Saluda
with her parents, Mr. md Mrs. Cor
ley. The Stantons attended the
Clemson-Fttrmsn game Satnrday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Selgler and
danghters of Colombia spent Sun
day with h«r sister, Mrs. J. R. West
and family.
J. E. Brannon, who^has been sick
sereral weeks, has grown much
weaker and his condition is serious.
His children, Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Brannon. Mr. and Mrs. Hasel Hor
ton. are wiA their parents now.
lionsld Holland of the USA, who
was called home lact week due to
the sudden death of his mother, re
turned to Camp Belyolr, Va., this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton McKulrt and
two small daughters, of Rocking
ham, N. €.. spent Snndsy with their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Me-
Guirt
Mrs. Lou Floyd Is Tlsltlng rels-
tlres and friends in Liberty Hill.
Stewart TsaL who recently en-
Usted In the USA and Is statloDed
at Camp'fialTolr, Vg.. is at home
for a tew dmrs furlo^.
Rot. Morris of Korsbaw (Hied the
pulpit at the ^aptl•t diurch here
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. BUJsh Hall, who has made
her home In Bethune.’fior aeTeral
years. Is llTlng with her daughter.
Mrs. Will Bradley and tamll yheio.
Mrs. Thelma OeBruhl and Mra.
Brerett Toang gare a ahowar for
their eleter-ln-law. Mrs. Ralph
Catoe, at the home of ihetr par
ents^ Mr. and MrN. L. H. Catoe.
Friday nlgbt Games and contests
ware enjoyed by the group. Refresh
ments were serred
Mrt. J, M. MoyL Mr. and Mrs.
Pomroy Lowman, Mr. and Mrs.
Quinton Lowman. all of Columbia,
attended the tnneral here last
Wednesday of Mrs. Bhigono Holland.
Rer Roy Parker of Ruby rlalted
here last Wodnesday.
HAPPY JACK MANGE
MEDiaNE
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abln doft amd aaimnlg.
MoMjr-Biick Gtuunuitnn.
IS MU llJOt 28odu$3.00
DR. J. 1. UNDLER
HdFm Pluurawcy
Karghaw, S. C
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When Cooghs
Due To Colib
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ODAY
DsKALB PHARMACY—P
ONE tS
BiRDSEY’S
FLOUR
Is the symhol of quality in a BIRD-
SEY STORE. Hade from the finest
T t
selected soft winter wheat and
milled to conform with the most
exacting standards demanded for
superior quaMty. It is truly a SUPER
FLOUR.
2S LBS.
11.80
80 LBS.
$3.78
BIRDSEY*S COFFEE SPECIALS
Birdaay*a Bail Four BroAnFs Fairpli^
(VManm Oa) ... JJc Lb. . .
. L6. ..Me 3 Lb$. 97e- i Lbt. 88e
MILL FRE9HI MILL PRICES!
miisYi non t fso sthe
S. Bgaad Siraal CarndM^ 8. C
CLAUS W
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IS COMING TO TOWN
Friday, Nov. 29
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PARADE
TIME
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2:30
p^M. MAI^ biid
DeKALB STS.
fUUTS • BMIB ■ PRIZES
Ist PRIZE $50
2iid PRIZE $25
3rd PRIZE $10
Jadfasf PeeidsMs Fiaal
UMchuSM* SUftm Window Priaae
l8t PRIZE $35
2iid PRIZE $20
3cdmZE$10
Yiat Sanja at HaaiytMi PiA ifto Ftfidc mLLcMva a Sift
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I. Mechanics trained in Ford
Factory Methods
2; Genuine Ford Ports
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3. Ford-Approved Service Methods
4. Speciol Equipment Designed for
Servidng Ford Cors
MotCF
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Your ford's raoly ot borne In our diop. 6ur
UMo bore Ibn sU^iond took to keep R safe
pnd depepdoMg. quMt. spMtoB^ sgiw.
dee b wre to Mue you tbne ond nnwy. $o,
o( fbe fWr pf bauble, ^r«ve bi for o free
kmpedlon ond Oie odviee il Nrd
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