The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 13, 1946, Image 9
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hool Health
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Moel dliCWMlon <m »dKK>l
^Id at the coen^ teedMn’
' Thnriidejr* Deo<«iiber i, of-
introduced the achool health
trationa oa the taberculoaia
teachers throt
the
iuclnf the iMmel. Mlaa Jen-
Master statfd that the 41e-
would be Umtted to four
now recelTtaic wide attm-
mely: (1) How to make the
[ arailable medical serriee;
(T to most efteetlT^ battd
cram around the daanroom
as the key perfonnaace;
c to conTert health teach-
tiealthfol Urine In the class-
ind (4) how to brlnf par-
cUrely and etfecUr^ into
lool health program,
nrs in the dlscasston were
,ws: Mrs. Sarah Clybnra.
rt of the daaaroom taadier
kef perfbnaed and how she
•t aioiw health serriee for
lool; Miss Xmie Olasscoek.
rt the nvse ilBfS in a mod-
gram; Dr. A. W, Humphries,
rk of the medical director In
j program; ihh. P JL Car-
» part which permits 'should
Dward better health tor thf
child, and for a more actlre
ebool partnership; Mrs. Nan
ds. applying health teaching
Ithfal lirtng in the eiass-
and E. A. Williams and P. D.
the part of the admlnlstra-
L the school health program,
making this programs tn-
part of the whole school pith
Sahnond Family
Resfaning Home
Ridi In Qistoiy
idneys Must
Work Well
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OAKS PILLS
The romancjjs of colonial dsys
aurrounds the home on Broad
atreet. Into which Mr. and Mrs. W.
O. Salmond and son, BUly. hare
mored, for the building was bttflt
oter mght score years sgo by Sam
uel Mathis, the first white male
child bom in Camden.
The Cedar of Lebanon tree that
rears Ite head in the yard in front
of the dwelling was planted at the
same time, according to Mr. 8al>
mottd.
The property was puchased re-
oently by ^e Salmonds and it has
been ander prooesa of rSnoratlon for
the past sereral months. Not that
the bnlldlng showed sny signs of
deterioration, for carpenters found
that the band hewed timbers of
Virgin pine were Jnst sa staunch
today as when first put in place.
Ihe dwrilittg haa nine rooms
pins two kitchens and two bath
rooms, the litter of course huring
been added in Inter years. There
are four rboma. a kitchen, bnth and
hall on the first flour and fire
bedroowia. hall, kitchen and hath
on dke aeeond.
Bamuel MaUUe wsa bom on
search t2. ITfO. and died Septem
ber M, 18SS. In the epitaph and
tablet on his grare in Quaker ceme
tery there ia a ellght difference in
the wording, the epitaph stating
that he waa the *nrst white person
bom in Cnasden** and the latter,
the *Tlrst male person'*. The ques
tion la raised as to how the state
ment can be trae since there was
no Camden untU 17M. Hlstoiie
Camden says that these statements
may he reconciled upon the ground
tlmt Mathis was the first white
pereon bom within the men Inclnd-
ed m the Itinlte of Camden, defined
and named a few yearn after Ihs
birth.
Mathis, although of a Qualer
famUy, Joined the patriotic ranks
when the ReTetathm broke out and
waa captured In the taU of caiwrlee-
tcM In MIgy, 1780. Re was alee one
of VatKm’s raldors. After the wer
he opened a store In Camden but
later became a lawyer.
The Malhla heme Is located on
the south sMs of Laurens Court
at Its Junction with Broad atreet.
It la Jnat aeroaa the eoult from tlie|"
beantlfully landeeaped eren of Ike
Camden Pablle library.
It la the purpose of Mr. Salmond.
who la a deacendairt of ThoaMk
Salmond who serred- aa Intendaiil
of Camden sereral Umea daring the
early 80*i to make the old hlstovfc
dwtOiiw and sur soundings most uh-
trusty.
SnbMTftu to Hm CItfOMfelO
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Metal finm 98c to 1,49
Sewii^Kit 79c
Xyloi^iie L19 to L96
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Quija Board L69
EasyMonQTGame ,.,.. .LOO.
Unde Wiggly ...1.29
Paint Sets 98c
Hie Airline Cargo Game L49
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Junior Tigor
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DoO Metal Fnmitare Set 98e
Ardiery Sets
Targot board. Bow and 2
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Small Metal WHIons... .115
Toy Electric liraas .249 .
Metal Tracks L09
Glass Bake Sets 98e
ABC Necks.. .98c to 149
Story Books.. .i9c to 149
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