The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 13, 1946, Image 1
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CAMDEN, SOUTH CANOLHIA, FllilS»AT, DECEMBER l^, 1946
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Gre^s And Billies Are iWail Tii Equipment 0f| Camden Police Dept.
lUR PUCES ARE RCmBED;
:gurs break open safes
nMuty Sheriff I H. McLeod, Jr.,
l^lnTestigeted the
at BethttM early thie
wM able to eecare dlatlnet
Sf%ta at aU of the four
wherein the burflarlea took
Art TtriMt fSr’
IfidnifM
**£ pix theater, owned and ope-
lj?by Jemee King, htd MO*
^ from a motay box Ih the
^ box office. Bntraaoe to Ufa
^ was thronidt » rear.door.
TT^the Lorlng Dtrte moral
an a lafe WM prIed open and
i| h cash takML Bntranee to the
a« vaa through a rear door
Uffc waa forced open.
^the C. B. Saaeldy Ghrocory
Mf a aafe was pried' open and
ft cadi taken. This stcrw was
C»«terrd threap a rear door.
Ht the Hngh Oltrer Departsent
^IKO In cash waa taken after
mfe was pried open. The store
a astered through a window
■ Iron bars had been pried away,
tirifr McLeod states tiiat In ad-
Dm to the ttOO In cmA tshat
■ die Plx theatfr* t^o rerotrers.
p I tS and the athtr ar M etU-
i; were also alaalag.
fi tr as can be saoertalned no
t«w say .loltaMrs about the
m Saadsy eretlng. The thefts
n leported t» hare takau plaM
taia aldalght and daybreak
dag.
prints bare already been
d to the ^^MdihMteu haad-
oC the FBt
Is
kote Of Most
Part
fas Co—ty TuIbo
hit b AHbr O*j ۥ!ȥ
Jeeetpfwo asbeoie af
aaty boasting af orsr LMd atn-
di obewrad Oonaerratlott wadk
nflttlnf msnnar iMt wash.
Oeraty Ranger W. K- Sadtb
htae that the state foreat eoaaar^
dM oommlaBlon appraclatad dia
ladld eooperatloa that waa gtxM
* wocram of fire prarantloa and
BMTatlon.
The ceremoay of cork oak plant*
I is the area of tiha Camden and
vehaw county armory, conduetad
f the office of the ooanty agent,
a carried out weD and la an tn-
natinK mannar.
[ Proframa on Arbor Day, last Frl-
0. featured tree planting, quia
ateeta. poem reitdlag and ihig-
t While consermtlon week pro-
aiu in the past bare been of In-
net, the 1140 obsenranoe waa of
Wer importanea and tntereat than
d before attempted.
The state consenratlon depart
ed distributed orer tJMK) pieoee
f fire prerentlon and conaerra-
Uterature in the eehoola during
veek
e
[ershaw County
Ionian Head Of
lie Farm Women
•be. Oscar J. Smyrl has returned
m a western trip that took her
boaha, Neb., aa a delegate to
oetional council of home dem*
nilon clubs.
■n. Smyrl represented the etate
' Preiident of Uie South Carolina
of Farm Women, and Mrs.
H. Lineberger represented the
^ district. '
^egates repreaeilUi^r England,
•^<1. Canada and erery state
union attended this conren-
0 end many mstters In Intema-
•»! interest ware discussed.
^ Smyrl reports a most In-
Johng trip and that, the hbe-
of the west and the sa<
^uty of tho eonntry wea un-
based..
8 to Remember
H Aiusrlrsn
Auxiliary meets at ths
of Mrs. dralnger Komsgay
br street, 4.o‘cloek Ih the
Jhoon. . :
j!*>day, Deoember It —
J^lat Young Adult Bfbla Olam
■ Mkmshlp iQroup Obnmas
it 7: SO p. m., WimbM^ HAU.
Deoember ‘ “
berlcai
M of 1
u
Mrs.
at
at
Of Tiau
Fiiiu Work Buiiif Do—
By Wdfuro Qroiqp
1. A. Neuman, a 7t year (dd
aum. who resides on Msroney HIU
Is sbla to sse after eight yean of
blindness.
Thro^ help glren him by the
PuMlo 'WeUsre department, Mr.
Neuman was sMo to go to a Sun^
ter hoepltal where a spedallst re-
amred cstarscts from both his
eyes.
That was sererai weeks ego and
OB Monday tha bandages wer# ro-
SMTsd from his syss and to his
great Joy, he wea able to see.
The aged maa was hysterlesl
with joy and oould not say enoaih
In pralas of the woik of the spec
ialist or of die fine treata—t re-
oetred from the nurses In Um Sum
ter hospital.
can see thlago now and when
I get my glasses I will be able ta
re^** said the hpppy oM man. Mr.
Neuman used to be a farmer at
Cmaatt
Ibee AoEidents
Orer llie Weekend
Chums
Two Afo Hoq^kulboa After
Colliihimn fanohrbf Am-
city
Hie past weekend found
kBd state pdttoe reporting a
of aecidents. uiiieh put two men In
tke Camden hospital.
Reuben DeBndtl, Booutown, fad
ed to aegotlate the tara la the ypk-
way near the Bmiaal ho— on
'Chreene street late Friday ni^l,
cmkhiag tbiopgh the gates leading,
ta tke Meuben Pitts psopmty. Imp
onprs wbo-wan attraeted tw*tee
aosns tqr Mm eranfr —ad DsBruM
pinnsd ladsr dm ear. Be suffarsd
a frwetaiud Jaw sad lost mudi
Mood. His oonditkm Is not regard
ed M erltlesL
~Becsase of his age, John SUdces
of BsUiune. 77, Is regarded as be
ing In a critical condition at hli
home as the result of a wrack in
which three cart figured two mUse
from Kershaw Saturday erening at
•:t0 o’clock. A aum named Taylor
who was in the same ear with
Stokes was painfully cut and
bruised and was brought to the
hospital for trestmsat Two colored
men In the car were cut and
bruieed.' The i Stokes oar collided
with one drlrsn by a man named
neekweU ef^ which a third car
drlTcn A negro named Huff trash
ed into the two ears.
Shtit Whltoker, Kershaw resi
dent, was out and bruised when
his ear edUded with another ma
chine near Kerahaw Sunday night
Expectant Mother,
niree Childreiu
Perish In Blaze
Hof— EafnlfMl By Flamee
Followtef Ezploaten In
Stowa
Mrs. Leon Ererett Rlchburg, S9,
an expectant mother, and her three
-small boys were burned to death
this morning about B:li In their
two room frame home In Sumter
county. Mr. Rlchburg eec^ied with
no Injury but wae unable to aare
hiM wife or cbUdren.
The fire wee the ^ult of an
explosion which oocured w^n
Mrs. Rlchburg attempted to light
the store by using kerosene. The
house was ImmedUtsly sBTSloped
hi flames according to Mrs.
Ulysssa M. Curry, the next M
neighbor, who heeid Um exploehMt
looked out the wlndew and euld
that “fire wm hlaalug o«t erery
tlde“ of the two room bo^^
fljr the Ume Are trickB frou*
Shmter reecbed tbe seene tbe bouse
™ completely demolished a^
Biehburg WM
the yard, firemea Mru- Rl^
the door of^b^u^
fo«»i tbe
Jhnmy. t, uBd Mm L
getber with arms etu—d mA oth
er neer by. - ^
AD tbBt rematos of Ihe
oad Its centoBlB is a
•ad a few ebaa^ pota mIJMM
S a bslf buTBte Bale that
eared.
REV. J. B. CASTON TO LEAVE
LOCAL BAPTIST CHURCH SOON
Popular And Bmlo—d Clorgy-
To Ratfan BacamM Of
TIuroat AHm—C. To
Uwa in Cohunbia
Her. James Barnwell CMton. paa.
tor of tbe First Bm^tiet ebnreh In
Camden for neeiiy It years hM an*
neunoed that Im will retire on
March 1. A throat ailment with
which he,has auffered for aereral
years hM pnmipted him to resign.
He plans to make hts honis in Oo-
lambls where he reoeaUy pur*
chased a honm.
This announcement will be re-
ceired with profouito regret
throughoiit this oommuBlty, where
Mr. Cafton hM been bald la much
affection, not only ^,l>y his own
chur^ group but by the members
of all otbsr dinrdh denosMaatlaas.
Dr. Gaston Is a aattre of Laacaa-
tsr county, haring been bom In
the Taxahaw community.. He at
tended the eommuulty s^o<Ss, ahm
Wingate high ^school at Wlngata,
N. 0., graduate from Mercer nnl*
rerstty at Maoou. Qa, aad reeilred
hla theological eittedtion at the
Southern Baptist Thiedogieal teal*
nary at LoulsrlUe. Ry.. and at tea
Southweetem Theoletlcul semtnary
at Fort Worth. Texas.
His first pastorate WM la. Hm
community wherein he had grown
ta mauhood. For eonm years he wue
PMtor of the BMtlst diureh at
Bsmharg. & C., and while there dm
ahureh erected a magnifloeut house
of worship aad du edacatioaar
buUdluc.' Ho came to Oamdra as
PMtor of the Itrst Baptist ehor^
iu July. im.
Dr. C^toB has been scUre In UM
denosalastlonsl work of the state,
haring sirred on the general board
of UM Baptist Daaomtaation of
South CaroUns and on tke exeeo-
Ure eouMuittee of that board.-Far
sererai years ha was a mambar of
tba board of trusteas of Coker col
lege and Audanou ooUega. Ha was
also modsratmr of Um Kershaw
Baptist AsaodstlOB aad prealdeat of
the Oamden Mlnlstefri asMolatiou.
Be hM haeu atttUatod wlUi the
Klw—a, lieut udt Hx*
chaaga elate aad wm oa tim jpeau-
ty b—i of adaoatlaa lh*1Clmkaw
oeaaty fM Id yoara. fri 1— be
dellrured the ooareatioa ee—oa be
fore the state meeting la Colambla.
This is regarded m sue of the moat
important preaching aaslgumcnts
that a Baptist mtnlater of South
Carolina can aehlera.
ShorUy after Dr. Gaston eomr
jdeted his schooling hs wm con
nected with the Meroer AlnauU sa-
Bociatloii end 'trareled the staU of
Florida in Um IntereaU of Meroer
anirerslty. He waa aaked to eon*
tinue with the unlreratty bat de
clined M he felt celled upon to do
uestoral work.
He was president of the Central
Bap^t Minister’s conterenoe of Co*
lumbis in IfSS and lft4. He was
rico president of the BMtist State
conrentlon of South Caroliaa in
lt44 end INS. . •
^ . .
Penney' Employes
Receive Extra Pay
The board of directors of the
j. C. Penney company here Just
authorised s.speclsl payment of
two weMs’ extra salary, tor all
full-Ume associates who hsve been
employed for the full year of 1*46
and on a proportionate basis for
extra and part-time aaaoclatee and
for those employed leas than a
year. All Penney associatea
throughout the company share in
this payment exce]^ thoee who
are members of the management
steff and whose earnings' are de
termined largely by Uie company’s
long-standing profit-sharing plan.
A. C. MoKain, manager of the
J. C. Penney company store said
that all astodates of the Camden
store, except the manager, wUl
participate in this payment whidi
WM auUiorlsed becipiae of the an-
usual business sltnatioa sad re
sults of the pest year. He further
emphasised Uist this was not a
Christmas bonus la tke usual sense
but was shaply mi extra PMmeat
resultoig frem extra basiBeM and
•ernliwi Md was nuu iscurrlag
TM eompany soam years ago si^
stltutsd a thrift aad proflt-dmrtng
plan for the amre usual OhristaMa
bsBus sad into this plsa is aa^
nasny paid a proporttoaeto
of company
Red CroM
Cooperates-In
Wwfliy
The Veterans 'Administration has
asked the Red CroM to be the
channelling agency betwemi the
veteran hospltsls and the oom-
munlty, forming a qleae bond be
tween the eommuaity aad military
inatallations.
In ooBsequeaee the group of
camp and hoMital committees, now
representing tbe fprmer oaatrel
South CsnllM camp end hoapltel
service conaeU met wlto their Red
Croas “Hoat” chapter at Cdembia
sad fonnnisted plans for Christ-
mss projects, with tt| fiUad stock
ings for ths Fort Jackson hospital
and 6i0 for the Cdamkla Veterans
hospltol, M well as Obvlstaus trsM
aad parties far both.
. This pertlcipetloa ef tbe Red
Groaa bes beta afTsigsd with the
Colambla Veteraaa lPmlalstrettaai
with the La
is la cooper
gion aad Laglon
mas project, eed
dupllMtioa.
The aatimeted
to about |7M for
ISM tor the Ftet
The Katehaw
hospital
asktag all oi
rldaala who
la getting
aad iMve
win amount
apd
.ital.
camp aad
therafore
end iadl-
disposed to
the CeaBden
thedtreo-
HAymaa.
lions
A Great
Kida
K Rath
her galaxy eC
te Oegalsn pa
gresMA j|rtth-4,
or
Fannan Students
Hmne Fw
ThonMs L. littK Jr., ahd J(
O. Baker, boUi ef GasMea. are
aalvenity staieats
who wm errtve hm D^bs^4
far Jte OiristmM^komapa. The
wflt to
young peofla. rangfeag from 114 te
14 years of sgs presented a mrior-
fal aad Mihly aboorbiag spectsels
of atirth, BMl^ aad rhythm in Uie
Mape of biUlet and acrobatic dance
numbers to e eepesity eadieace
lest Friday algbt la the greauaar
school seintortam.
It WM SB event spoaaered by the
Oamdsa .Idene deR the pcoeeeis
going to the aeverel eharltsble ob-
jeotlvee of Me ssrrice club. And
like sU other efforts of the lioM
dub in Its brief life of bat e tow
years it war e —Mhing seeceas.
As a matter of fact It wm m
sncoessfil that already the lioM
are dxnniax to briag the progreai
back la March or AprO. The sadl-
enee Ust Friday aight want all-
out for the ettorts of the young ei^
tlsts from OohUBlrfs and time and
sfsla rose to their feet in applsad-
iug the Bumbers.
The show Moeeded tbe tondeet
expectstlons of Lions aad gaests
alike. Tke ensemble tretaed aad
coached by Mrs. Wiidit were sU
juveuUe troupers. The IS separate
numbers were aU eatstsadlag.
At the coudnsion of the regular
part of the mogrem. Floyd Boy-
klu. one of (he Ltoa club offlclsls,
acted M aadkmeer. dispostng of an
electric refrigerator. The 1S47 dec-
trie ice box went to light J. Boan
of the Poww Veneer company and
that gentleman came In for roars
of applause when he turned It back
to the club to be sold. Then be pro
ceeded to purebase It himself at a
premium price.
Hammond Organ
Virtnoso Appears
At Sarsfield Club
The Sarsfield. Csmdsa’s fsmoM
night" dab, fnaonnees tiMt the
mndeal feature ef the dpb this
ssasea win be provided by BUI
fNsMted, vtitaeeo of toe Hammond
DeLoach Redtal
Fine
To Aid Suffering
Famoiu* Baritonp WUl Sinf
To Help Jiaior Wolfafo
Loofvo Program
The public is oordlsUy Invited to
attend the recital to bo given In
the sndltorinm of the * grammar
school Sunday afternoon, i)ecem-
ber t|, by Camdea’a fSmona bari
tone, Ben DeLoach, .under the
anapices of the Junior Welfare
league. ^
Not only will there be an after
noon of beautiful mniic but each
and every person attending the
event wttl have the aatlstactlon of
knowing that he or ahe la con
tributing to tbe tine cbsritsble
work of the League. This efficient
group of young women sponsor a
UmsU clinic each year, enabling
amay ..underprlvtlec^ children to
secure needed attention for iUness
growing out of bad tonsils. In ad
dition the League alM eooperates
faBY la aU diarttaMe eausea
Whfa Mr. DaLoach slugs here,
his aecompsuiast will be MlM
Margaret Richards of Liberty Hill,
a talented and accomplished plan-
Mr. DeLoaeh’s ydiUity m a tlager
is known to every resldeat of Cam
den, of (he state and even beyond
the confines of the nation, ms
work la toe CBO carried him sB
ovar the world, where he charmed
sad heartmed the soldlsra with
his fine vooalislug.
Bftendler Qenaral Thoama H
RBs^ whose headquarters are at
Fort Ord, CsUtorals, says to a 1st-
tor to Mr. DsLesdi: “AU of m
owe you a lot for your oOBtrIbw>
(ion. 1 know of no one who mm
to the southwest Padfle tost
broai ht amrs oomtort to the troops
thsa y«a Md. Nor do I know a
flaar or more able ambassador of
good wfll wbb could have omas to
AustraUa.**
Lioat 'Od: Jaams B. Mnrpby of
tho war dMMtmoat says to a lotp
tar to a frioad to New York ra-
gardlag Hr. DaLoaoh: “ISmhIs had
a grsaA ttoM hero aad toft iHto
aS tho honors he
tie sad whllo the flro eqaIpBMat
fRm this dty aad slso from the
sristion base at the CaaMaa air-
pert respoadMl when sammoaed,
tbe blsa# had gained such iMdway
that K WM Impossible to save aay-
thiag. Only two bundlM <d bad
elothiag hMtily gatbered by Mrs.
Currie was sslvsged.
Thsre Is not water mala to that
arm aad the only water avaUahle
WM that nuhed from the airport
in a tank truck. This wm used to
prevent an adjoining dwsUlng from
burning.
Currie is sngsged to ths lumber
business. Hs hM s wlfs aad four
children. Tbe family are^ being
eared for by reUtives to the near
by DnBoM park area.
It is not beUeved that Mr. Carrie
carried mneh tasnrsnee oa ike
bttUdtog or contents.
have oooM to (hit
trIbatioB to the war ellsrt Is
spisadid sad his fsraoaality Is
squal to Ms gtodea voIm.“
Thnmas Besrham of New Turk
to a lettar to Mr. Depioaeh says:
“As ths result of your saditlmu
I Bmve asked the board of the Mon
treal Fsstival to engage yon to
stag with am toe Dream of Teron-
teas’ too Back MaM to B and the
Fhure Requiem. I am sore that
with your fine voice and patastak-
lag moslclaasblp you will kave
a genuine aad deserved snocsss."
Hundreds Pay
Tribute To Late
Episcopal Rector
RIteo At
Omrdb, B—uttful Aad Im-
praoohra, Comdocted Bj
Biahop C C Gravatt
Mr. Olmstsd kas delighted pst-
of toe NimtaBe room ta WsSh-.
iagtoa, Dl 01. toe Roger Bmlto
hotel St WMts Pistes, N. T., the
BOabbtia hotel at Bartfavd, Ceaa..
too Clark Ooldo oa Roato It, Now
Jersey, sad the Ootoaial tan at
Paitoraoa. N. J., wkh Itis brfUlsat
orgaa tetoalqae.
Mr. OlBStisd MMora
every evoahMI (ho
of MOadays, whoa (ha etab to
The BwsfMd faitiaiM steaks,
fried ehteksa, taiksy aad
PermU Ptfr WM
LAW ENFORCEMENT UNIT WILL
, BE ABLE TO HANDLE ANY AND
1 ALL EMERGENCY SITUATIONS
S^ Sde Slow
But All Woikers
Show Confidence
OUvM- Rice, Seal Sale (ressurtr,
reports that at tha end of tha aae-
ond weak of the tale, $966 has been
received.
’’This is s good beginning toward
our goal of |i.600,“ said Mrs.
George (breed, county ebsirmsn,
’’but It stlU leaves s kmg puU sbesd
if we are to reach the needfd goal.’’
Mra. Craed raports that many who
have been regular contributors of
lodg years’ standing havs not yat
raaponded. and that of tooaa baing
8<dlcited this year tor the first time,
returns are to about the sama pro
portion.
Dr. J. P. Plckatt, negro ehalrman,
wlshea "to remind the negro group
that oar goal tor tola 1946 Baal Sale
is 1900.“ He ststee that whUa ha
Is confident this goal will ha raaflh-
ad, ha tlnda aarly ratnra vary alow.
“We must do our part,“ Dr. Plckatt
eouttouad, “for this importsat
work aaMng oar psoM* to oar own
eouaty."
Mrs. Creed sxprsssia coafldsaoo
that “old frioads and new friands
wUl raBy to oar eaU and aaaara
oar aaadad goal for tha sssMtlsI
work to oar own oo«ity.“
DuBosePaikHome
Is Destroyed In
Afternoon Blaze
Lhdc Of Wetter HhtodHbapd
Fira PaparlmMili Of Clip
Atod Airpart
The homo of Calvin Carrie, lo
cated at the Jaactiaa of the McOm
MIU road and H. & Highway No.
L a mile east of Oamden, wm eom-
platafy gaatro^ ky Ifro
Shottldar Gn Wifl Hurl
Bomba Tkyodfli Tka Sida
Of Ordtearv BaiWinga
To Increase the eaicleacy of the
Camden police department and en
able the unit to handle any emer
gency that might ariaa police head
quarters bss been eqalpped with
the Istest to gas weapons.
A special shoulder gun with a
sufflclent supply of gas grensdes
Is tha major equipment that wlB
become p^ of the law entoi^
ment oftensiva aqnlpmmt wlthta
tan days. This gun is powerful
enough to hurl a gM projaetRi or
grenade through a heavy walL.
In addition toe department wlU
have tba latsat modal to gM bfiUas
with a suffleiant sumly of am
munition for same.
Soma Uma ago tha dapartmaat
waa equipped with riot gmm, whtoh
with tha regular oomplamaat of ra>
volyars aad the to be addai gM of*
(snslve waapona wlB plam too ual^
la s position to oombat any amar-
gauey.
Cbiaf of Potloa Alva Rato stated
that toa gM aqulpmaat wfll bo of
Invaluable aid whan aay waalad
porsoB borricadM bimssli la a
boHdtog. Tba gM grmndM affao-
tivMy route aayons trooi aa area
Into whieb (hoy are laaaohad.
Pams Ri TaagttoBi foHoa mmr
mistomar, statM tout tha
parking matsi)| to oparatioa
do not ooafcrni lo thw
tioaa of tbo amlavo ooMsatlto Ite
and WlB ba raptoead. Tha aaurs ta
usa how doaot paraUtaf anra thaa
oaa panay titoa aHamMib withsat
tha motorist ratara'^ilr Ma U
mtoutM sro nf. Thoy
psrmlt of II aad Ml
tog whan ftva aad toa aatoi It paid.
Scale Modd Of
NewKiriiWM
I^liyAtC'
telgp Altmeig
fai
DalUlb
%
Dr. Manrioe Clarko, rector ef
Grace Episcopal church for tiia
pMt 11 years, snd whose desth oc
curred last week Wednesday after-
noon, WM told at rMt ta Quaker
cemetery Fmay afternoon follow-
tog bMntlfnl snd impressive fu
neral rites St Grace chnrch. Many
hundreds of friends from Camden
and tnrronndtog eommnnities gath
ered to pay homage to the tote
clergyman.
Rt Rev. C. C. Gravatt, bishop of
tha Upper DloceM of Booth (toro-
ltoa, conducted the ritM, which at
tended by some eight other Epis
copal mtodsters of Sonth Ctoroltoa.
AB of the Colombia clergy were
preaent and appearad to the foasral
emtaga.
The Grace choir, under the di
rection of Mrs. Jton M. VBletofrto-
offered the choral part of tha ser-
vlea, stogtag two I^m. favorltM
of Dr. Clarke. They were “The
Strtto Is 0’er“ sad “Aagels of
Jssas, Aagels of Llght“.
Ths body of Dr. Clarks wm ta s
brans cMkst which wm fairly
barlsd ta s'Wsakst of whits lEtos.
The rsfl of dtaaesl wm haaksd
with fzqatolta floial Mt pleoM sad
iraya of maau and ether flowsra.
At toe gravMliP tho aroa wm
with fharars. Bara again
of frlmto aail
to foy took
isM Mi fMPoet to toilr
As tho fanoral
frooi Grseo toartolo iho
too historic ban ta tos
Cho toy Into- Fito* Itf
Junior Chamber
Notes
The meeting bf the Jnnldr Cham
ber of Commerce held at St. Mary’s
ball Tuesday svenlng wm to tbs
nature of s club congratulatory
session, tbe members being well
pleased with their Bants (Hsus pro
gram of tost Friday. Members of
the committM to charge were
showered with compliments.
The president named a com
mittee on ipectol sfrairs and re
ception and education of new mem
bers. W. M. Gettys wm appointed
to represent the Chamber on the
Balvstion Army servloe nnit for
Kershaw coun^.
The members of ths board of
directors snnonneed that tbsy
would attend the fire dhwster meM^
tag Wednesday afternoon.
*1110 Junior Chamber of (kms-
merce of Camden to jsccepting
memberships for assoelats meah
bars.
Associate members sra deftoad
M aay parson, firm, oompaay, cor-
poratioa or disritsMe tastitatisa,
not toglbta for active BMmberthip
but who wish to ha s raoogalsad
aftHiata o< this asw aad
she dab.
A seal# modd of toa new KMk*
wood hotsl, to ba arectod oa (ha
site of tha old Kiiksrood by
Thontoa Hair aad aaoooiatM bf C(k
Inmbla li oa axhibttloa la the win
dow d toe Chamber ef Oommeroe
office oa Weet DeBalb street
The model wm deelgned by J. W*
DonahM 'd Pittsburgh, who is idea*
tiflad srlth tha ardiltactaral flrai
that hM prepared the plaae eai
ipeelflcatlons of the new hotel.
Work upon the structure Is to be
started te January.
The scale model toows that* cm
the "terrace (loor“ wfll be a bami-
tlful ballroom, Lagioa room, gaiM
room, dtoing room, bar aad aala,
Mvaral lounges sad satos rooiaa.
Oa tha first floor wiB ba tbe
BMltt lobby, oftioM, a drtM shop,
sport shop snd beaaty shop. Borne
•0 rooms with bath wfll be pro
vided on the first snd seeead floors.
The buildtog wUl have g eaatral
section snd two brick wings. The
besting unit wiB be koiM seper-
stdy.
Moody Opens Up
Uied-Car Basiness
H. (Ed) Moody heb ogseil
a aaed car basiasM oa Ghareh
stuet, at toa raar d tha Claikgtii
FHteg Btatioa at Charto aad Djp-
Kalb toreata.
Mr; Bbbdy, who marriad IBM
dfutoter d Ms.
J. H. MlLsid aad the late AmiRI
w3S
County Educatiai-
Group Meeting
Largely Attended
The Kershaw county adueattom'.
asaoctotion hald Ita saooad atohl- '
ing of the current school year iR
Thursday, Deoember 6. The laifl \
ing WM called to order by tite'
president, El A. WttlUuat d Bteia i
DeKslb. to
The membenAlp ton
portM 1111 msmbsre el
Csrwtoa eduostion s«
Bevaa sehoela reperteiliti
BMmbershIp to Maaty,.
nstlenal etoMUtlia ai
The tearno ebdramn. IRai,
dlstrfbatod to «ch
fldal s copy OC a
K
ported on the recent
toe cooBcU d delatotef.
hM made aad apteovei
(FIto ovar te page
Frank A. KeR ^ ^
Pervee In
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