Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Play At Hartsvme The Junior Chamber of Lrl at HatrevUle annoancwt that "rnciiTarty wUl be held to the Viorr at HartavUle on Tneaday iSt February U. wtth the ^ if Glenn Gray Caeo Loma orcheih %ri^jlycee9 are aponaoring the ance to raise funda for the ortho- IJk; camp at Sumter, a atote-wMe Inject of the Junior Chamber ol "ommerce. Since thla ia the only appear- ncp of the Glenn Gray orcheatrn a the state, it la beHered that here will be much Interest pn the «rt of dancers to attend the af- alr. FOR Bed Spreads SEE US J. Paul Rods 932 Broad Street Caindeiif S* C* Home Town Dental Care Is Avtdlable To Disabled Yets Home town dental care for vet- arana with aerrice-connected dta- abilltlea ia ayailable in South Caro lina. E. B; Turner, manager of the Veterans Administration regional office in Columbia, said today. All reterana to South Carolina entitled to out-patient dental care at Veteran Administration’s ex pense hare free choice of dentists participating in the project. The fee schedule for participat ing dentists was set by VA in' co operation with the American DenUl association m&d each state contract was negotiated separately by tht State Dental Society and the Vet erana Administration branch of fice. Participating dentists In each state are nominated by the Dental Adrisory committee of the State Dental society, which works with Veterans Administration--in operat ing the program. Appointments are made by the branch office. Dr. Howard B. Higgins of Spar tanburg Is chairman and Dr. J. R. Owings. SOI East North Street, GreenTille, is secretary of the South Carolina Advisory Com mlttee. of August of her si Mrs. to tha treatr M Vc, Mrs. Lortog Darts Tuesday evening with of bridge. Mrs. Septl Richburg and Mrs. I spoon of klayetville fill the vacancies of High score was C. Hiott, Misses and Carolyn Be' awarded prizes. Mrs. Carl Harrii son, David, of visiting their pare T. E. Hearon. Mr. and Mrs. announce the ar uary 21. Mr. and Mrs. receiving congn arrival of a da’ in ^be Camden ell before Miriam McC Mrs. To: on and little arren. Pa., are ^ta, Mr. and Mrs. arold Copeland ral of a son. Jan- WE HAVE... t •METAL ROOFING •ROIX ROO •ASPHALT S •NAH^ •BARBED •GARDEN and P •HOG •SHE •CEMENT ant •BRICK and •TRAj •Electric H •WHITE obert Sowell are tulatlons upon the ghter, January 20. hospital. Mrs. Sow- rrlage was Miss kill of this place. Duncan and children Qa.. were recent guests er, Mrs. Lorlng Daria. E. Hearon has returned Camden hospital for further ent. 'rs. Bud King and Mrs. Docia hadore are patients in the Cam- ftin hospital. ‘ ! Little Jean and Edward King have returned from Quitman, Ga., where they were visiting their grandfather, Fulton Smith. Mrs. J. E. King remained for a longer stay with her father who la quite 111. Mrs. Pearf King is visiting her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Waters in Rodman. Me. and Mrs. June Tmesdell, Carol King and Neil Ratcliff at tended the Clemson-Carolina bas ketball game in Columbia Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ed Hearon and Mrs. Septimus Jordan visited in Laurinburg. N. C.. Sunday. Misa Alice Rosier is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Humphries to Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Brannon and Miss Nettle Yarbrough spent Sun day in Columbia with relatives. The following Wlnthrop girls spent the after exam holidays here; Misses Bunny Hammond. Eva Jo and Willie Esfhes Ratcliff. Joyce Fowler and Sara Rebecca McKinnon. Miss McKinnon was ac companied honip^ by her roommate. Miss Lina Kinney. Mrs. Hiott of Walterboro visited her son and family, Mr. and Mrs S. C. Hiott last week. Rev. W. L. Baker and J. N. Mc- Laurln attended the meeting of Congaree Presbytery at the First Presbyterian church In Colombia last week. The Foreign Mission book review was^iven by Mrs. Fred Brunson a the home of Mrs. E. Z. Trusedell Monday afternoon. The meering was in charge of Miss Mary Mc Kinnon, foreign mission secretary R. E. Sims and little daughter, Kathryne of Rock Hill, were Sun day guests of Dr. and Mrs. B. Z Tmesdell. Kathryne remained tor a few days stay with her grand parents. . Mrs. Eva Morgan haa retumsd from an Mtonded visit to her 'eon and family, Mr. and Mrs. FOrbls Morgan, In Mullins. The boys basketball team lost their first game Thnrsday evening when they played Chesterfleid in Chesterfiidd with a score of 68 to 26. The girls were also loosers that evenings Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Crsmer Jones were Mrs. N. G afternoon with her parents, and Mrs. F. M. Walters. Mrs. ‘Louie Smith and baby re turned^ to their home after several days stay with her parents, the C. L. McCaiklUs. Miss Sarah June Rozier of Win throp college spent, the weekend homA Steve Bowers visited his son, Cecil Bowers in Columbia Satur day. Mrs. Rufus Miller and baby of Columbia visited her relatives here during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Buchan of Columbia and little son spent the weekmd In Pine Bluff, N. C., with his uncle and aunt. Mr. and'Mrs. John Stewart. Mrs. C. A. Mosier returned from visit to Bradenton, Fla., Friday. J. T. Brannon of Rock Hill visit ed his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. E Brannon Sunday. Mrs. Charles Yarbrough is a patient in the Camden hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Pomroy Lowman and baby of Columbia visited Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bowers Sunday. Mrs. R. A. Newsome of Bishop- 'ille, accompanied bv Mrs. M. S. lofler,» attended executive ward meeting of Congaree Presby- terial in Columbia Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Walters and Miss Ruth Walters were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Wal ters. Announcements were received i»ro last week of the wedding of diss Jessie Jane Hord. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Beniamin Frank lin Hord of Shelby, N. C., to Rob ert Lee Tbomas of Southern Pines, ^1. C., on the 19th «f January at ler home in Shelby, N. C. Jessie las ttanv friends bore who are nteroated in this announcement. J3hs wprked as night operator for the Seaboard and made her home here several months at two dif ferent times. They will make their home to Southern Pines. Miss Catherine Bowers spent weekend in Columbia with rela tives. r ^ Midway and Antioch . basketball teams played on the Camden gym- last Thursday night. Both games were close and exciting. Antioch girls won by four points, while Midway boys won by one point Midway plays Aahwood on their court Thursday night of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin and son of Camden spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. McLaughlin. The new curtain for Midway auditorium is being installed. This wautifnl curtain will add much to the auditorium and the people of community are grateful to Mrs. 'JorwQod Hall who did so much in securing advertisements for this work. Misses Margaret and Willie Mae Elliott students at Wlnthrop col- ege, spent the weekend at home Mrs. Carrie Jeffords of Blshop- ville and Miss Marie Vaughn visit ed to Columbia Saturday. Mrs. R. W. Vaughn was a visitor n Camden with her daughter, Miss darie Vaughn last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith and children and Mr. and Mrs. June Melton spent Sunday with Mrs. Smith's mother. Mrs. Brown, who lives to the Spring Hill com munity. Mr. and Mrs. Shannon Melton spent Sunday with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Rogers of Mt Plsgah. The Intermediate class of the ^ptlst Sunday school had a weiner roast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bradley. SttlMcrilM to The CkrooicU Highs Have Four Fine Gaines Listed Coach Lindsay Pierce of the high school has arranged for some good basketball this week in the high school gymnasium. While - the Camden team has a row of defeats on its record this season, most of these have been on fqreign floors. The boys play good ball but have not been getting the breaks. Thursday night the Rock Hill tagers, both girls and boys, meet the Bulldog teams here, the first game to start at 7;30Vclock. FYlday night, January 81, the Kershaw’ boys and girls invade the local gym. •AQE THJIll CONSTIPATION Risky III BAD COLDS ' Retained nndlfsetad food beoonaM putrefactive,’ onuaee toxlna, vlilolk overload the llw and either vital or gana of the body, leaeenlng Fovr m- aistance to oolda ai^ other winter ilia and intertOrtng vrlth their treatment. Why take this duinoe when you earn take Oalotabst Oalotabe thoroughly yet pleasantly act on evny foot «f K ur Intecttoea. sweeping out tecdii* len putrefactive foods and vlrat- laden moous. enabling you to man eff ectlveto avoid or fl^t a oohL Noth ing acts like good old Oalotabs. Uto aa directed. lOo and 2So at aU dmgglito CALOTABS V Jones, Margaret and Sammy Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Rudoljto Jones and children, Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Ly brand, Mrs. Bess Rawl and Ted Reynolds of West Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Juniores Dickerson of Sumter. Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Jon^ and children of Charleston were Sun day guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Hilton. Mr. and Mrs. Richard McLaurin of Florence were weekend guesta of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J N. McLaurin. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Barr were guesta of relatives in Gilbert Sun day. The extension course which has been sponsored by Wlnthrop c<A lege, and taught by Dr. Keuhner of Coker college, in the high school library each. Tuesday -^o 8 teachers of the towns and com munltles around, completed Ita 16 weeks course this week.. Lt. Elmore Hilton of ^rt Law- ton, Washington, Is with hla family on a 80 day oonvelesceot furlough. ' Mrs. D. M. Mays Is vlsltlnc rela tives In Palmetto, Fla. Little Barbara King celebrated her fifth birthday anniversary Monday afternoon at her home. A number of little friends were In vited to to make merry the day. Barbara was the recoplent of mamy pretty and asefol gifts. The boys and girls basketbeR teams Nayed to Ridgeway Friday evening, wtontog both gamoe. FIX THEATRE BETHUME, a C Friday, Jaawry 31 j FROM . BROOKLYN** witil Danny Kaye—Virginia Mayo Newe A Comedy Salnrday, Fdbnuury. 1 “WEST OF PECOS** .with Robert Mitedum Berbera Hala •eriei. New Adventuree of Tarsar No. • Also Cartoon * Sat Nila Show, 9 aClodt “SUSIE STEPS our* DavW Bnwo—NIta Hunter Also Beleeted Bhort tubjeete I’VE' Aw^YS LOVED YOir with Philip Bom Catherine MeLeod Newe A Comedy Wodn—day, February 5 DOUBLE FEATURE “SWAMP FIRE** with Johnny Weismuller Buster CraUm AND “DANNY BOr* wKh **Buaiy’* Hanry ThuTMlay, Fabmary 6 “THREE UTTLE GIRLS. IN BLUE** WltH Jgiie Havea—Vivian Blaine When Your Back Hurts * And Tonor Btseiig^ aad Energy Is Below Per • li nay to woMd bjr dbormr •! kU> mtf fsMtiM tlMt rwln potomous WMte to oewwloto, For tiw mv poopU foal tirad, w«ak ae4 BuaarabM wtoe tto kUMgr* fail to raaMra aaana aaida sad attor waata nattar (i«« tto blood. Yo« nay aaffer aafgfait baekaeba, rbaowatle palaa# baadaebaa. dlaiinaaa .tlof «p migbta, lag palaa, awalUag. aad aoaaty ariaa- 1^, SOBMKII _ froquaat . _ Uoa with anaratg mad baraiag ia aa- ottor aiga that abnathlag ia wroag with tto kidam or bladdtr. Tkata utoald bo ao doubt that prom^ trootnoat iO wiaar ibaa aaglaet. Uw Paoa’t PilU, It la battar to raly ea a nadlciaa that baa woa eoualTywida aa> yrorai tbaa ou aeiaathlag taaa larorably Icaowa. Paaa’o bara baaa triad aad taat- ad naay yaart. dra at aU drug Q«t today. Doan SPILLS Auditor’s Books NOW OPEN The County -Auditor’s books are 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 taxpay ers with their tax returns. Kershaw February 4 Mt Pisffoh February 6 Bethune February 7 Westville February 11 \ Blaney February IS Liberty Hill ...... February 14 Fred M. Ogbum Auditor for Kershaw County > > li: id ■■ h > % if"’ •• ? i / 'L Announcement! —Change of " — Effective February 1, the name of Hie Carolina Furniture Company will be.... BOYKIN FURNITURE CO. Floyd H. Boyldn, Owner and Manager —Deider KELYINATOR ELECTRIC APPLIANCES DUO-THERM FUEL (HL ^TERS MAYTAG WASHING MACHINES mi Hm New Maytag Dntdi Oven GAS R4NC£ THOR AUTOMAGIC COMMNATidN CLOTHES WASHER and IHSH WAPER .a. m RAMOS —(XHfPLEfm LINE OF FURNlTmb FLOYD H. Owner mana^ 'K. 1 A ) *