The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 03, 1947, Image 2
ProdiK^ OreAt
WstHNi Win
Conduct Meeting Hie Cirote
According • to an aimoiuMemeBt
made by J<^ C. Storar, tearataiT*
treasurer ot the Kanbaw Prodnc*
Uon Credit aisoclatkm, the annual
raeetinx of the 'atoekltoldw will be
heM Friday, January 17, 1»47.
The meeting will be held tn two
gectioDs thla.year for Um conven*
ience of the inembera and other#
interested. The first section ot the
meeting will be held at the Ker*
ghaw county-court house at 10:30
a. tn., and the second section will
be held at the Lancaster court
house at 8:80 P. m.
In addition to ^hearing the
port on the year's operations, and
electing one director for the com
ing year, membera will be gljen a
gpecial report on the prbgress made
by the association in member-own
ership.
"The Kershaw association, which
makes sbort-tenn agricultural loans
to farmers In Kershaw and Lan
caster coantles, Is steadily broaden
ing its credit serrlces, and we ex
pect an unusually large attendance
of members and visitors. Ladies
are especially Invited," Secretary
Stover said.
JiM^Drbpb
Cnmden Sum-
neg Tenpamturw The
Holiday Weekend
Prices of U. S. farm products in
194.5 were about equal to those in
191R
1 Losr 51 lbs:
.. N«w CcMiy Hm
Slims Dowh lifvrB
nu (picturad
uMd towdg
Mr*. L. Hawkins, T^^fpictu^
at right) writes;
170 lb«. Now I weifb only ]
lbs., a lots of 51 tbt., thanka ta
delicious AYDS ViUinin O&AL
Reducing Plan. Yosr aperioMIl'
may or may not be-tbe MBiejiet
try this easier redudnc |in> T$gf
Fnt Box Must Show Kesultaflr
Money Back. . ,
lo clinical tests.conducted by
medical doctors, more Um'
IM persons lost 14 td IS
pounds ayerate to • iSW
weeks wjth the AYDSVltW i,
min Candy RedttdnaPlaa. £
No exercise. No drvgl, riohSlw
tives. You don't Cut out ltaqr
meals, starches, potatoes. WBldS
or butter-you just eat thendpwn. aliKlie wl
YOU enjoy delicious AYOS Vitafnili Candy a
directed. Absolutely hBnnte|i,gD »ys' supply
’.1^. NOWtpNnmorcsu a
nutritious AYDS NOWtpMnaorcsu at
DeKALB PHARMAGi^PHONE 95
Temperatures which rost- to
near record highs In Camden and
the Carolinaa over the weekend
ataged a sudden drop Monday when
the mercury went down to freezing
levels.
The weather bureau issued a
warning last Sunday night that the
drop, representing some o< the cold-
eat weather of the season, was mov
ing into the Carollnas from the
north and west and predicted lows
down as far as 16 to 20 degrt^es
above zero.
The central portions of the two
states were scheduled for mini-
mums of from 20 to 24, while In
the coastal areas lows around
freezing were predicted.
ThermomeHera on- Saturday and
Sunday registered In the TO’s. Char
leston baskled In a 78 degree heat
wav, Wilmington had 76, Colum
bia 76, Camden 73, Greensboro 70,
Charlotte 67 and Asheville 64.
The unusually chid weather by
passed this area, C. G. Merchant,
head of the United States weather
bureau in Columbia, said Wednes
day.
However, he said that accord
ing to all indications, would be cold
with light rain in Columbia and
sleet or snow in the northern por
tions of the state.
Mr. Merchant said that he could
see no warm weather in sight for
the next two or three days and be
yond tha£ he was not prepared to
predict.
Normal average of the day’s
temperatures for this time of year,
the weatherman said, was around
46. Yesterday the maximum tem
perature was 49, but the minimum
of an expected 34 or 36 would bring
the normal average well below the
usual 46. Thirty-four or 35 Is ap
proximately a normal minimum
temperature for this time of year,
Mr. Merchant said, but the high
temperature during the day is too
low to bring the average up to nor
mal for this time of year.
SWlKB
mraw orJVAB Dean
Home Matron Is
Recovering From
Fractured Skull
Mrs. Lois Scott Paramore
Was In Hamlet Hospital
For Three Weeks
President Truman inaugurates the program for Return of World War IT Dead In a message which
he hands to the Quartermaster General of the Army Major General T. B. Larkin. This ceremony at
the White House was attended by Under Secretary of War Kenneth C. Royall. Mr. Truman's message
states: "In deep and everlasting appreciation of the heroic efforts of those who, in keeping their
country free, made the supreme sacrifice in World War II—the entire Nation has been dedicated to
disposing of the mortal remains of those honored dead in a manner consistent with the wishes of their
next of Idn." ,
This message is part of the brochure which will be sent to next of kin by the Office of the Quar-
termaster General at the time next of kin am offldally requested to state their wishes regarding final
burial.
Mrs. Lois Scott I’aramoro, super
intendent of the Children's Home
on Fair and Laurens streets, who
was injured in an auto accident
near Hamlet on r3eceinher I, is still
confined to her be<i after spending
nearly three weeks in a hamlet hos-
Mtal as the result of a skull frac
ture.
Mrs. Alice Dannelly. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Melton of this
city, who was an occupant in the
car with Mrs. Scott, la still In the
local hospital as a result of in
juries sustained. Susie Wilkes, a
9-year-old girl, another passenger,
has recovered from Injuries she
sustained.
The driver of the car that figured
In the collision with the Scott car
was badly hurl. Roth cars were
practlcaljy demolished.
Mrs. Paramore has been engaged
in the Children’s Home work since
1933 and in that time has traveled
by either car, train or plane to 28
states. Her present confinement Is
the first time in 16 years she has
been thus handlcapp^Kl. She still
retains supervision of the home
which has some 12 child residents.
At the time of the accident Mrs.
Paramore was bringing one of the
children of the home from Raleigh.
EXECUTOR’S SALE
Pursuant to an order of the Pro
bate Court, dated December 31,
1946, I will sell to the highest bid
der for cash at the home of J. H.
Watkins, deceased, located in the
Sandy Grove section of Kershaw
County, sale starting at 10:00 A. M.,
January *15. 1947, :be following
personal property:
2 mules. 1 cow, 2 hogs, 1 auto
mobile. 1 lot household furniture,
1 wagon, 1 hay rake. 1 stalk cutter,
1 dis'trlbutor, 1 corn planter, 1 cot
ton planter, 1 plow, 1 middle
burster. 2 plow stocks, 2 plows,
sweeps, 1 auto trailer, farm pro
ducts
HOY WATKINS.
Kxecutor of Elstate of J. H, Wat
kins, Dec. 42-48p
Cassatt. S (^., Dec. 31, 1946
CONSTIPATION
Risky in
BAD COLDS
Retained undigested food beoomM
putrefactive, causes toxins, whltdi
overload the liver and other vital or
gans of the body, lessening your ra-
mstance to colds and other winter lUa
and Interfering with their treatment.
Why take this chance when you
take Calotabs? Calotabs thoroui
yet pleasantly act on every foot
S our Intestines, sweeping out toxliv*
iden putrefactive foods and vlrue-
laden mucus, eimbllng you to more
effectively avoid or fight a cold. Noth
ing acts like good old Calotabs. Use as
directed. 10c and asc at all dn^glsts.
Take CALOTABS
’t‘’0UlADK)l'’Outsells
IMS"
In Austraiia-Newfbundkmd^Conoda, it's the same story—
’‘Nothing liko BwcMay's for Coughs due to Colds”
Now on Solo — fliidt Hi U44.
C*npeui«l*d from '•» CumSIMI Hi
MmtIwI, Iriih Mott <Md ■Wior .o—H>li
•oil, Ivckior I CANAWOi-MUam Utlfte act*
Utl U ootiroW diUoriit ^
Uoidior in ortto*. ^
Oooi lx aiilllo* biUtee •! •Mktev'eCilUlWOt
Miitvro hivi bM* lelU lot UroocMil
Cuilbt i«« te CoMt — Qftt aa* thoutondt •<
Ciiiilio Miktoft tiww IH wo/tb and «e«i-
bifSIv ifamm «( taciot «i*bo«< U. Vr
i/mflet bit Niii raaurtobio CiOidluM
SlUjOfS —«» bit • boNli itaM ewiT it aoy
fibi df«b ttari. Yoo'll 4ai l« aolckl? laaiaot
I Mirtara tadar
OttKALB PHAftMACY — PHONE 96
Woodsmen! Farmers!
Contractors!
UNIVERSAL OifE MAN POWER CHAIN SAW
• Efficient—Ufht m YVfifhl—••Dependable—low in coat
Weight—38 Ibao, with Made, 14” and 26” bUdea
also availafa^.
UNIVI
lighter, low^
log operatic
clearing, cut
The Veterans
Comer
Can an amputee veteran select
tlon be made for domiciliary or
the type of artificial limb he wants
to buy It from? How may appllca-
hospital care of a veteran?
Here are the answers to these
and other questions frequently ask
ed by veterans:
Q. Is VA issuing prosthetic ser
vice cards to amputee veterans?
A. Yes. Veterans wearing art!-.
ficiaL limbs who are entitled to re
pairs at government expense may
obtain a prosthetic service card.
The card enables the veteran to
obtain immediate repair service up
to a limit of 635 without prior ap
proval from the Veterans Adminis
tration.
Q. Can an amputee veteran se
lect the type of artificial limb he
wants and the firm be wants to
buy It from?
A. Yes. the veteran will be per
mitted to aelect the artificial limb
of tils choice but it must be pur
chased from an approved prosthetic
appliance manufacturer under con
tract with VA.
Q. How may application be
Aos^ domiciliary^ pf >
care of a veteran?
A. VA Form P-10, "Application
for Hospital Treatment oir Domicil
iary Care”, should be executed!by.
the veteran or his nearest relative,
guardian or representative and
forwarded to the nearest VA hos
pital, regional office ,or oontant of
fice. If found to be eligible for ad-
mlslon, the veteran will be nottfied
promptly. Any VA contact repre
sentative will offer assistance in
filling out the form.
Q. Am I entitled to an increase
in compessatlon It my service-coh-
sec ted disability baa increased
since compensation was allowed?
A. Phrobably. .The rate of in
crease in compensation depends
upon the increase in disability as
shown by proper examination by a
VA physician and evaluation un^r
the rating schedule.
y
SAL meats tiie widespread demand for a
cost Ope Man Power Chain Saw for small
.fMlIpliPOod M>d cordwood csitting, land
rldfe p3>a«> etc.
\ lafcgiMtMm wrrite -
UNIVERJAL POWER SAW DISTRIBUTING CO.
New Canaan, Conn.
Local agepiEy available to astabluhed implement
' ^ i^ baiedwpft |krm v
Ap^ POR BNHUJD peace
good NEIQIffiDRB la. a BOOK destined to'be re*«l by •ve'T-
one who alncsniy deeirae WORLD Rt/^E. No BOOK ever had
•uch an ever-tatlng appeal to Bie tbinkfog mind. 4t is a plan to
promote WORM PlACg tBfoUOh (EDUCATION by the eeUbllah-
fnent of a QO^NSIOHBOR B6H00L In each UNITED NATION.
[You will find bide this boek a WORLD PEACE PLAN lHuatratad
tn complete dltdl. Furthennore, the machinery la NOW n opart-
'**** H work. It b the road you and your children
«nd the futurim^nttlona wIN take to a laetli^ Worid Peace.
you are IntlmM In ua MviNB WORL DPIACE, If you want
>«ir neighbor for WORLD PEACE—^hen you want
^ r NEIOHBORB. You will fmd that this is your
»0 PEACE, ^
|GOOD NE(Q
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THE
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you feel that you would^rather bave your
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(Veterans wishing questions an
swered In this column are urged
to write the Chronicle so that an
answer may be obtained fnm the
Veterans Adaiinlatratlon.)
Jesse Truesdale
Dies At Kershaw
Jeaae Leonard Truesdale, 66, died
Sunday at bis home near here.
Funeral aervicea were conducted at
8:80 Monday afternoon from the
Second Baptist church by the Rev.
S. R. Harding. Interment followed
in the Laurel HiU cemetery.
Mr.' Truesdale la' ahrVlved by
three sons, Bmeat and Rome' Trues-
dale of Kershaw and Jesse Tines-
dale of the Abney community;
three brothers, W. L-lTTusadal# of
East Lumbertdn,' N. 0.,
Truesdale of Rock Hill and Jim
Truesdale of Bamberg, and two sis
ters, Ifrs. tom Tsmsdsle of Cam
den and Mrs. Sadie Smith ot Lan-
eaitor. ^
When Your
Back Hurts
lessgy la Belou^ Par
be caaMd by Oaoete of Hd.
Admiral Glover
Is Awarded The
Bronze Star Medal
Rear Ad. Cato D. Glover, Jr..
USN, husband of Mrs. Ellen M.
Glover of Camden, 3. C., has been
awarded a permanent citation for
the Bronze Star medal by Secre
tary of the Navy James Forrestal
for the president.
Rear Admiral Glover earned the
award while serving as assistant
war plans officer on the staff of the
Pacific fleet’s commander-ln-chlef.
He routed the carriers which ope
rated In the Gilbert Islands, Mar
shall Islands, and Marianas cam
paigns. He also assisted in the lay
ing of detailed plans and the actual
capture of HoIIandia.
Text of the citation Is as follows:
‘‘For meritorious service as as
sistant war plans officer on the
staff of the Commander-ln-(jhlef,
Pacific fleet and Pacific ocean
areas, during operations against
enemy Japanese forces, from July
12, 1943, to July 28, 1944. Respon
sible for the planning of carrier
tMk force operations In the cam
paign for the capture of the Gil
bert lalapder the MandiaU Islands,
the Marianas and attacks upon oth
er enemy .held positions. Rear Ad
miral Glover also made the detailed
arrmigemeats with the staff of the
supreme commsialeT, gouthweet
Racifie area, for pairier operations
in support at the capOwe of HoI
Iandia, later participating in that
campaign. By his Inthmate knowl
edge ^ taak -toeee opecatons and
his conscientious devotion to duty.
Rear Admiral Glover contribute
materially to the success of
numerous vital missions and up
held the highest traditions of the
United Statee Naval Service."
Colonial Lake Is
Sold By Kennedy
To Hunting Club
Fishing Pond, Heavily Stock
ed Widi Game Fish,
1 .Figures In Sale
Palmetto State
Nearer To People
Than New York
About 61 per cent of the popula
tion and 87 per cent of the area of
the United States are nearer South
Carolina than New York City, sur
prising facts which are featured in
the January advertisement of the
series being run by the Research,
Planning and Development board of
South (Carolina to publicize the In
dustrial advantages of the state.
The ad, captioned "Did You
Know This, Mr. Industrialist?”, will
appear during the month of Jan
uary In the Wall Street Journal,
Journal of Commerce, New York
Times and^ Herald Tribune, News
week, Nation’s Business and Dun's
Review,
In addiCioD to a diagram of the
country showing circles with both
South Carolina and New York as
centers, there Is a chart showing
distances from both to several
major cities of the' United States
end also of South America:
D. C. DIXON’S BARGAIN HOUSES
Store No. 1
951 Broad St.
Store No. 2
939 Broad St.
1,000
ARMY BLANKETS
NEAR NEW
, $2.98
m
Shortest
Rail
s.c.
N.Y.
S.C.
N.Y.
Chicago ... 668
736
848
909
Los Angles 2166
2617
2508
2963
Atlanta 197
771
233
867
Austin, Tex. 1044
1667
1183
1781
St. Louis .. 617
907
821
1069
Louisville .. 402
668
667
828
Kansas City 866
1122
1094
1280
Des Moines 891
1046
1126
1209
SOUTH AMERICAN
PORTS
(Nautical
Miles)
V
- From
From
To.
S.C.
N.Y.
Havana
646
^86
Rio de Janeiro ,..
....4721
4770
Buenos Aires ....
....6822
5871
Caldera, Chile . .
....8909
4320
San Juan
1399
Valparaiso
....4223
4dS4
R. M. Kennedy. Jr., has disposed
of the 160 acre Colonial lake, rated
aa one of the best fish ponds in
the state, to the Colonial Lake club.
Mr. Kennedy built the lake some
years ago and stocked It with game
fish. ,
Details of the Columbia Lake club
now in the proceas of organisation
will be announced soon.
"The fact that South Carolina,
with its deep-water ports and ex
cellent transportation facilities, is
closer to 61.8 per cent of the na
tion’s 'population than the north
east is Just one of the many ad
vantages offered business and in-
dnstry. For complete and specific
information on South Carolina’s In
dustrial assets, write to the Re
search, Planning and Develop
ment Board, Dept. O., Columbia,
8. C.-
Notice of Shareholders'
Meeting
Annual shareholders meeting of
the Fidelity Building A Loan As
sociation will be held Thursday,
January 9 at 4:30 P. M., at thalr
oflce in W. F. Nettles A Son store.
42c
BIRDSEY FEEDS
ONLY ONE GRADE
THE BEST!
LAYING MASH
(20% Protein—A Quality Feed)
- > - r.
25 LBS iL25 100 LBS $4J5
SCRATCH FEED
25 LBS $1J3
100 LBS $4M
HOG RATION
(16% Protein)
100 LBS
ALL MASH STARTER
25 LBS $1J3
100 LBS $5M
GROWING MASH
(18% Protein)
100 LBS
DAIRY FEED
(20% Protein—Low Fiber Content)
100 LBS $3M tqn
V*
FROM
TO YOU
BIRDSEY'S FLOUR & FEED STORE
S. Broad Stroet
NOTICE
Get sweeter, tastier breadi ^
use FLEISCHMANN’S
FRESH
To The
As I have sold my pond property
to the Colonial Lake Oub, Incor-
I most cancel all privileges
* ' '* •
thing, hunting,
Yeaat with the fiandltor <
pendafale~:Aaaecic
for over 70 y$iiik
V Vj
YEAST
.m
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working right awayl All the Mrength of the yeaekbringa
out all the flavorful goodlieai of your bread. Be eurer of <£ >1 P
•weet taste-light tnt«re-fragrant fie^taiemmry timat
IF YOU SAKR.AY 'HdME, inabt im
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