The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 24, 1947, Image 3
THl CAMMW CIWItlCI.1, €Ali««il, —<|TM CAKtlNA, rWIPAY, JANUARY >4, 1H7
PA6I TNfiM
A0 AppradatioB
In htitait of my diUdron. I tak®
ta meOwd to tlumk ono uid aU
lio expreated their sympathy to-
irds darinc the extended sick-
M and paasing of my wife.
ances. We are moat grateful to
the teachers and stndents d the
Jackson Hi|h School who were al
ways ready to gire na all needed
asktetance.
May goodness and mercy follow
yoo all through life.
Reepectfolly,
P. B. Mdodana and Family.
FOR SALE
CleaFwatar Lake, 4 acres of water, nice for fish-
inf, Boatinf, Swimiiwf; contains 41 acres good land;
1 6-room dwelling, 1 3-room dwellmg, 1 cabin 14x24,
1 store and grbt mill m operation, Dynamo that runs
by water to famish lights. Ladies" and gi^* dressing
rooms; nice small peach and apple orchard; good hog
pasture. Will sell reasonably for quick sale. ^Wish to
inreat in something else.
J. B. RUSH
1511 Sarsfield Street, — — Camden, S. C.
Our real "bosses'
ore our customers and the
thousands of people in towns and on the
forms of the southeast who are waiting for
telephones. Their telephone needs are our
work program,
I
Material shortages continue to hamper us
end it will still take time to get around to
everyone, but you con depend on this: A vastly
enlarged telephone organizotion is instolling
central office equipmmtt, cable and other
facilities just os fast as they become ovoil-
oble... and there'll be no let-up until there's
plenty of service, local ond long distonce, for
town ond farm.
Bethune News
Mn. Ceil Bh and aon, Carl. Jr.,
of Brooklyn. N. T.. are Tisiting in
the home of Mr. and Mra. D. M.
Maya.
Mr. and, Mra. O. T. Yarbrough.
Mrs. Margaret Marlon and Mias
Stella fiethune attended the Yar
brough family reunion at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh With
erspoon in Mayesville Saturday.
Mrs. Witherspoon accompanied her
parents home for a week’s stay.
Mrs. Margaret Marion is spend
ing this week with her. daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrk. Boyd
O’Bryan in Greelinrille.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Mayajonter-
tained Saturday erening in honor of
Mrs. Buddy Mays* birthday anni
versary. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Drayton of Bishopville wmre
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Small McCaaklll at
tended the funeral of the former’s
sister, Mrs. Ella Hough, in Ports
mouth, Va., Thursday..
Mrs. Septimus Jordan of Rich
)urg is visiting her daughter and
i'amlly, Mr. and Mrs. Tom EM
Searon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Smith were
recent guests of their sister, Mrs.
John Edwin King, while en route
itom a visit'to New York City
They were accompanied to their
lome In Quitman, Qa.. by Mrs.
Cing and children, Jean and Eid-
wln, who are visiting Mrs. King’s
rather, Fulton Smith.
Mrs. John Bethune of Charleston
was a recent guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mays.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Outlaw and
]ifr. and Mrs. O. D. Outlaw-, Jr.,
of Florence were guests of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Outlaw
Wednesday. • . .
Miss Blanche Brannon of Cam
den spent Sunday .with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. B^nnon.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. McCaskiU and
children of Charleston were recent
guests of Mrs. Cope McCaskili.
In connection with the Presby
terian Foreign Mission study, ”In-
dla,” a picture taken by E. T. Mel
ton, Jr., of Bennettsville while in
service in India, was shown M<m-
day evening in the Presbyterian
church.
Mr. and Mrs. June Truesdell
spent Sunday in Bennettsville with
Mrs. Truesdell’s parents,. Mr. and
Mrs. E. T. Melton. E. T. Melton, Jr.,
accompanied them home Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mitchell are
spending this week in New York
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jones an
nounce the arrival of a daughter,
Marilyn Christine, January 14.
The home of Hugh Thompson
was consumed by fire about mid
day Monday. Only a few articles
were saved as the house burned
rapidly which was fanned by the
high wind. A kerosene heater in
the bath room is thought to have
exploded the fire. The house has
recently had many improvements
made. It was partially covm’ed by
insurance.
Driwe Carefullj—Saw* a Llfa
Clifton Branham
Dies After Hlness
Of Four Months
Clifton B. Branham, 66, died last
Ftiday morning at U o’clock at the
Spartanburg general hospitpl. He
had been in declining health for
five months and was seriously ill
one week. ..
A native of Kershaw county, Mr.
Branham, made his home in Colum
bia for a number of yearst before
moving to Pauline four years ago.
He was a carpenter and farmer
and was a member Of Pinegrove
Baptist church in Kershaw county.
Mr. Branham's second wife, Mrs.
Ada Branham, survives hlmr His
first wife, the late Mrs. Elisabeth
Hinson Branham, died ^n 1924.
He also leaves two daughters by
his first marriage, Mrs. Nora Bell
Hall of Blythewood and Mrs. Letha
Smith of West Columbia, and six
sons, C. T. and Robert Branham
of Columbia, B. D. and C. D. Bran
ham of Hopkins. L. M. Brgnham of
Winnsboro and Blease Branham of
Lugoff. A daughter. Miss Corrle
Bell Branham, survives by his sec
ond union. Another son. Langford
Branham, was killed in action in
the European theater in 1944.
Other close relatives are three
sisters, Mrs. Conie Davis and Mrs.
Louis Watts, both of Columbia, and
Mrs. Zack Bowen of Blaney; two
brothers, L. T. Branham of Cam
den and D. D. Branham of Colum
bia; also a number of grandchil
dren, nieces and nephews.
Fhineral' services were held from
the Killian Baptist church Sunday
with Intecment in the church ceme
tery.
Here’s A Chance
For An Education
At Gov’t Expense
Camden and Kershaw county
young, men who are interested in
securing instruction cookery, bak
ing, maintenance work, electrical
work, etc., may do so by enlisting
with Robert David of the local unit
of the South Carolina state militia.
Such instruction will obtain
able at F\)rt Bennlng Just as soon
as federal recognition is accorded
the state guard.
There is also a school to be ope
rated at tieavenworth, Kansas,
which will be in the nature of a
general jtaff school for officers,
'hie Fort Banning school will be for
a three months period at regular
army pay aud the Leavenworth
school wiU be for nine months at
regular army pay plus sustenance.
LAND POSTED
Notice is hereby given that the
lake and adjoining lands, 5 miles
north of Camden, formerly owned
by R, M. Kennedy, Jr„ and now the
property of Colonial Lake Corpora
tion, Is posted. Trespassing of any
nature is forbidden and offenders
will be l^osecuted to the full ex
tent of the law.
— Henry Savage, Jr.
45-48c Attorney
More than 40,000 veterans are
operating their own businesses
with Q. I. loans guaranteed by Vet
erans Administration.
CONSTIPATION
Risky la
BAD COLDS
Retained undigested food
putrefactive, causes toxiOM, WbUk
overload the liver and <^har vital i
gans of the body, lesesningjfoug nH
slstanoe to colds and other wintar llli
and interfering with their tresdineat.
Why take this chanch when you cam
take Calotabst Oalotabe thceoaghlx
gret pleasant^ act on every f ocA ex
yoiu* intestinee, sweeping <hA toataa-
laden putrefactive foods and vinas*
laden mucus, enabling yon to meiw
effective]^ avoid or fight a cold. Noth
ing acts lUce good old Oalotabe. Dee as
directed. lOc and aio at all dmgglstai
rdb CALOTABS
Back (if Every
Box and Bottle
• Our business is the com
pounding of prescriptions.
To thst purpose we exert
every eSbrt to assure your
complete satisfaction end to
merityourcontinued patron-
age. Back of every package
is the integrity sad experi
ence that has made this estab
lishment Prescription Head
quarters. Why no't bring
your next prescription here?*
TO TELEPHONE USERS
Caatral officts ora tfco busiest If tbo
dial tooA' or tbo oporator's iwswer, is
somotimos doloyod/plooso boor with os
until odditkMiol oquipmont coo bo ob*
tahiod ond iastallod. Tbonks.
iMthtn M TshAiat sal Ttiunpli tram
INCORFORATin
Former Resident
Dies On Coast
0 --
Ehineral services for Mrs. M**"'
garet Ancrum Carleson, wife of
Colonel Boger Carleson of the
Cherry Point marine base, New
Bern. N. C., were conducted at
noon Monday from All Saints Epis
copal church, Waccamaw, near
Pawley’s Island by the Rev. S.
Thomas. Bnrtal followed In the
church cemetery.
Mrs. Carleson died suddenly late
EYlday night at New Berp. She was
the former Mias Margaret Ancrum,
daughter of Captain and Mrs. Wil
liam Ancmm of Waverly Plfmts-
tion, Pawleys Island, abd formerly
of (iamden.
Basides bar bnsband and parents
she is survived by one son.
CITATION ^
The State of Sonth Carolina.
County of Kershaw.
By N. C. AnietL Probate Judge; .
Whereas, Carl J, Brown made
suit to me to grant unto him let
ters of administration of the es
tate and effects of Brown.
Tlwee are^ tbererore, to cite
and admonish all and singolar the
kindred and oreditors of the said
B. M. Broww, deceased, that they
be and appear before me, in the
Court of Probate, * to be held at
Camden, 8. C., on JannaryAFItb,
nexL after publication hereof, at
11 o’clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the
said administration should not be
gnmted. 44-46c
Given under my band this 11th
day of January Anno Domini 1947.
N. C. ARNETT,
Probate Judge.
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Auditor’s Books
NOW OPEN
are
The County Auditor/s books
open and will remain open through Feb-
* ^
ruary, 1947, for the purpose of taking
tax returns. Personal property must be
returned and if you have an automobile
please bring your registration card.
For the convenience of the taxpay
ers, the auditor will be at the following
designated places to assist the staxpay-
« '
ers with their tax returns.
f
Kershaw .... February 4
Mi. Pisgah ....... February 6
Bethune February 7
•y*
WestvUle — February 11
Blaney February 13
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Liberty Hill February 14
•.
Fred M. Ogbum
Auditor for Kershaw County
Manly
NAILS WIRE ROOFING
YES, WE HAVE THESE HARD-TOGET ITEM
Make Your Purchaues Now Whilo tko Supply It Haiw
NAHS
MRE
Garden Wire
Chicken Wire
Rabbit Wire
Barbed ^re
Hog Wire
ROOFING, etc. .
Aluminmn Roofing. Everwem:
RoU Rmf ing
Brick «.
SheetRock
Drain 1116
Well-Rite Paper
Electric Hot Water Heaters
City Equipmeid & Simply Co.
lOM Broad StfMt
PhoMNo.e
PK THEATRE
BETHUNE, X C
Friday, January 24
“THE GREEN YEARS"*
with
Churlee Coburn—Tom Drake
Beverly Tyler
Mswa A Comedy
Saturday, January 25
"TERRORS ON
HORSEBACK”
with '
Buster Crabbe
BsrisI, New Advstituree of
Tarxan No. 7
Also Cartoon
Saturday Nickt, 9 0*Clock
“WIFE WANTED**
' with
Kay Francis—Paul Cavanaugh
AJao Seleeted Short Subjsote
lioa.-Tnea., Jan. 27-28
“THREE WISE FOOLS**
with
Margaret O'Brien
Lionel Barrymore—Lawia ftona
Edward Arnold
Nswa 4 Comedy
Wodnesday, January 29
DOUBLE FEATURE
“SUNSET PASS**^
with
damee Warren—Nan Laalis
, AND
“LITTLE MISS BIG**
starring
That Dynamite Mite of ''Fr-ntier
Qai," Bavariy Simmona
Thursday, January 30
Danny Kaye—Virginia Mayo
la
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BfROOKLYN**
Maura 4 CesBSdy
SELF-SERVICE
HARTSVILLE. - Located in Old Fifth Street Grocery Building
BISHOPVILLE- - Main Street
CAMDEN- • South Broad Street
FRESH MEATS
-rPORK-
PORK CHOPS ... lb. 45c
Whole or Half
HAM Ib. 45c
Puro Prark
SAUSAGE lb. 45c
Shoulder
ROAST . lb. 42c
-BEEF-
Round or Sirloin
STEAK...... Ib. 50c
Selected and Trinuned .
ROAST.. .....Ib, 38c
Chuck
ROAST lb. 33c
BONELESS STEW lb. .35c
BRISKET STEW . lb. 25c
GROUND BEEF . . lb. 35c
WEINERS . . .lb. 45c
BOLOGNA lb. 40c
Pm Dm
FLOUR .!^.. .25lbs. $L73
Pm Dm
MEAL 10 lbs. 53c
No. 1
IRISH POTATOES Ib. SHc
Florida
ORANGES
lb. 5c
Rod Dolkioug
APPLES ......
....lb. lOe
Rofular Loaf
10 lbs. 90c
BREAD.. . ..
..:r. 12c
liaino Maid Smoked
Oil SARDINES
....can 15c
Thursday
January 23
thru Tuesday
January 28
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