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fi^cee Group
l^nests Alarm
Box Protection
Woold Imtail Syotem la All
Bidldmg^ Wh«r« There la
Daily Aaaetnbly
The Camden Junior Chamber ot
Commerce want* fire alarm boxea
iniUlled In all bnildlnga In Cam-
d«i where there li dally public aa-
aembly. And the club, with Ita ISO
membera, la aaklns the Rotary, Kl*
wante and Llona clnba to aupple-
ment thla requeat to the city ad
mlnlatration.
The Jayceea ironp paaaed a reao'
Intlon at Ita recular meeting Tuea-
day night aaklng the aerrlce clnba
aa well aa other clrlc clnba to
co(q>erata in the moTement to hare
the alarm ayatem extended to In
clnde boxea In the hoapltel, achoola
and theatera aa well aa botela.
Tje matter ot haying all alarm
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Masonic Lodge
Elects Officers
^ Kerahaw Lodge No. 29, met Tn^
day night and elected the fOBow*
Ing officers:
Qeorge Mickle.- worahipfal maa*
tar; Clifton Mcltain. aenlor war
den; D. J. Creed, Junior warden;
J. E. Rdas, treasurer, and V H.
Jones, secretary.
The following officers were ap*
pointed: J. B. McOnlrt. sanlor
deacon; Joe Rhodes, Junior dea
con; Perry Threat, steward; Nettles.
Myers, steward, and J. H. Hoffman,
tiler. '
boxes Ih the city to be equipped
with red lights to bnm all night
was discussed and it la possible
that some request along this line
will be forthcoming later.
It la understood in this connec
tion that the city la to make an
Inspection of all fire alarm boxes
In* the %rea to see that aR are in
working order..
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St'MchdtdA-
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Lave you ever thought
of Chr^tnu as a birthday party—«
birthday'party that goes all over the
world at once? That is why Christ-
mu is so joyous ! Everybody is a
fMtkipant in this big, grand, world
wide party, with Santa Clktts the
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Am here , we are, m the Eve of
Christmu,"^ sending you our' veiw
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best wishes fo^ a jojrout time at tml
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great Birthday Earty.
Bethune News
Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Sam Davis and B. K. Tidwell of
this place in the death of their
father, H. J. Tidwell of Cassatt,
whcae fnnend was hpld Monday at
Beaver Dam church.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brunson spent
the weekMtd in Winston-Salem, N.
C.. with friends.
f>r. Welter Bates, Dr. end Mrs.
McLawhom and Miss Alexander of
Oreenvllle were Sunday gueets 'Of
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mitchell.
The Glee club presented a Christ
mss program Wednesday evening.
Carols end songs were anng. Mrs.
Cherry of Colombia was the speak
er of the evening.
Rev. J. T. Peeler, district anper-
inteodent, preached Sunday even
ing In the Methodist church. Fol
lowing the services, the first quar
terly conference of the new church
year wu held.
Mm. Kate McNanll, Mrs. B. O.
Brown and children. A. B. McNanll
and danghtera of Columbia and D.
M. McNanll of Rome. Oa., were
guests of relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl King hu returned
from Rodman, where she hu been
with her little grandaon, Jimmie
Waters, who has been ill.
The following dfficers of the
Lynchwood lodge were elected at
a recent meeting: L. D. Barr, W.
DeLUXE CLEANERS
[STMAS
GREETINGS
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at say atisr Haaa
f/ tha yaar,
Ths sams lights:
sitsr Ciristasss,
bars Isat th^h ahaish
so, you sot
it is rssBy ths
ChHstssaa sgirit
that lights sm hsasast
Ws wish yam
arsry hayyiassa
this Chsistam ssssoa
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Boyfcm Pontiac
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Local Men Are
HoMred At Coca-
Cob Xmu INnner
Marian Heyman, R. K. Mc
Carty and Thomas O. Boykin, local
represuptatlvea of the Carolina
Coca-C^ Bottling company of
Sumter, attended the annual
Chriatmu dinner h^ in Sumter
Isat week Thursday evening.
Mr. Heyman, a director of the
company for the past M years, ro-
celved-gold pins set with Uapphlms.
jdiamonds ss s service recognition
Meesrs. McCarty and Boykin re
ceived gold pin sets with sapphires.
They were fn recognition of ser
vice covering the period from 18
to 10 yesrs. Mr. Heyman was hon
ored for his service for from 25
yesrs on.
All employees who hsve been
with the company from one year
on were rewarded with seiwlce
pins.
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It Is good to know that
Cluristmcui is hsrs again .*. .
good to oslsbrats it,
08 in ths post, with so mony
fins psopls with whom
ws ars happy..^to bs GUMK>ciats(
in this community, and
to whom ws now ssnd
Our Most .
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Heaity
CHRISTMAS
GREETINGS
sf Natinsafiy iybsipiaad
M.; C. a Mitchell, 8. W.; J. H.
Copeland, J. W.; A. K. McLaurin,
treasnrer; J. L. King, secretary and
treasurer. Appointed: W. C, Hutey,
8. D.i W. M. Smith. J. D.: J. M
Clybnm, tiler; A. B: McLsnrin^
steward; W. A. McDoweR Jr., stew
ard: and W. h. Baker, chaplain.
Norwood Thomas of Winnsboro
spent Wednecdsy with his moth
er, Mrs. L. R. Robertson.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Clybnm and
children of Alcoln were Sunday
guests of their mother, Mrs. Dona
Clybum.
A Christmas pageant, “Unto Us s
Son Is Bora.” will be presented
Sunday evening in the PreM>yterian
church Instead of the regular
preaching service. At this time an
offering will be given for the sged
ministers and familea. .
The Nancy Kng and Joanna Gas
ton circles of the Methodist church
met Jointly with Mrs. D. M. Mays
Tuesday afternoon. At this time
a Chrlatmaa program and a Christ
mas tree ware enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Bethune and
Mias Frances Bethnns bf Charlotte
were gnesta of Mr. and Mrs. D. T.
Tarbrough Baturdny,
Mias Dotothy Rortod of Charles
ton spent the weekend here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. lar H<^
ton.
School closed JTiduj for one
week^s vmditlon for ChAltmah holi
days.
Tuesday night the BaronDsKalb
school and Bethune plansd basket
ball with the DeKalb gJrb, Tinning
nhd the Bethune hoyli; wlhntnr.
Mount Plsgah and Bethune boys
and girb tiwsd nWay ntidit wth
Bethune trinning both vunes. The
Bethnne boys havs not lost a game
this year.-
Mra. Toang Allen of Durham. N.
C.. waa the weekend gneat of her
parenta, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Baker.
Mra. Frank Lee haa received an
Invitation to the marrixge^^of her
nleoiw Mias Dorothy TiUwrOf Dem
ean (kilo.. Fsbrahrl’ 4. wHs Tiller
la the only dankhteir ot Marvin Til
IW of Denver and a former realdent
of Bethune;
Bill Catoe, US Marine, who has
been ststloned in China, Is visiting
with his wife and child 'at the home
of his parsnts, Mr. and MfU. G. 8.
Catoe.
Mra. Leon Jonea gave a snrprise
miscellaneous shower for Mrs
Haxel Horton December 14. Little
Miss Laura Jonea dressed as Santa
presented the honoree with a large
bag of lovely and useful gifts. The
hoetess assisted by Mrs. Bob Holly
served chicken salad on lettuce,
crackers , and coffee,
Mrs. C. E. McLendon of Bishdit-
vllle is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Severance.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Parker and
son, Maron. Mr. and Mra. Purdy
Sowell and little daughter were
guests of relativea in Charieeton
Sunday.
i SINCERE
'GOOD WISHES
for a delightful
holiday season
horn the store
that Mendship •
built
Carolers WiO
Siig On
M<niday afternoon, December 2S,
the Camden Carotara will alng
throhfhont the city. Their firat
songf ..1^ be song from the (dd
court bouse at 8 p. m. Tbence they
wni go to the poet office ommer,
there to Rectory square and then
on to Brevard Place. The last ap
pearance will \s at the Court Inn
and from thepa the Carolers will
go to the Trinity Methodist chnreb
to enjoy their gifts and Chrlatmaa
tree.
The Cartders, 25 Juvenile voices,
carry the message of peace en
earth, good will to men. and their
tour through the city revives an
old and gradoos custom. They are
under the direction ‘of. the adnlt
advisors of Trinity church. The
Camden Garden Club is ssslstlng
in their schedule and transporta
tion. The singing will tako place
rain or thine, so gather on the
iwrohes of those near the five sta-
Gons to greet the Carolers.
Ton are beginning to get old
when you don’t want It to snow for
Christmas.
May
countless blessings
bring true Joy
to
you and yours
' at
Christmastime,
ALLEN SHOE
SHW
Chronick Climei Aili Get Results
SEASONS
GREETINGS
And an abundance of
Christmas cheer. Our inromise of dependable
service holds true in 1946 as in the past years,
J. PAUL ROSS
932 Brosd Street '
How weH we remember ttoM oM
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Fashioned Christmas dinners—
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father at one end of the nMm; metfaer at
the other end, and the chfl^heir hi between,
wondering if fstfsar would ever get done
carving fiw tnritey. .^Sd whatminev jrieel
Wouldn’t you Ifis a Chriatinai tike that
tidi fm of* SOhOf We hope that your
ChrisCniaB is as moeh Hke that m the
changing thnee wOl permit, and fiiat dl
tha joys of tha old days wtt abaond*
WHITAKER-BOYKIN GO.
Camdast S. C.
GBEETIRCS!
□ a a a o
Music and song and happiness everywhere!
Lighted windows, green trees bri^iant with
glowing buibi, all contributing to Ibe grand
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sum total of Christmas. . ~
lt*s fine to celebrate Christmas again*
this season of .1946, fine to have finished
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anotfier year in' this community of bappy q
Somes and friendly people. ^
ToEach^ABWeWhh
A lElT NEIBT
First Nstimial Bank
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