Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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/ ■ . FAAITIII 9Anm.mK wnmAY, mawch mt rt*. F K-At'* *. t'. ^ i ■'i i. t •" t ■ - % ' f‘ T oB' ' r% if LEGION NOTES Ths annual aprtng rail of tb« AaMrtcan Legion of South Carolina was held in Columbia Mondajr and Tuesda)r, March 17 and 18. Qen. Lewis B. Hershey, dirsotor of selectlre serriee, addressed a gathering at (he Jefferson hotel, Monday Night, Mvch 17. Following the address by ‘Oen. Hershey, a ball was girmi by the Ilegion for members and their wlvea The Woman's Auxiliary was the guest of the Legion for the dance. On Tuesday morning a confer ence of post senrlce officers was held in the Jefferson hotel. Appear ing as speakers at the meeting were Dr. Orin F. Crow, Columbia, edu cation; James Lindsay, Charleston, community senrice and youth ac- tiTiUee; Ira A. Cox, RusseUTUle, boys state, and D. W, McFayden, Florence, sUte chairman of Legion Junior baseball. The program was further high lighted by the attendance of the National commando rof the Ameri can Legion, the Hon. Paul Griffith, of Pennsylranla, and the National president of the Woman’s AuxiHuiT. Mn. Norman H. Pearl. Both were guest speakers at a joint luncheon of the X^on and Auxiliary at the ANN PAGE WITH TOM. SAUCE BEANS 2 25c SNOWrt POLLOCK FISH FLAKES 14 o*. Can 19c A A P SECTIONi GRAPEFRUIT ^ APPLE SAUCE - ^ No. 2 can No. 2 Cmw 19c 17c COLUMBIA BMOKED SALMON 7^1. Can n '39c GREEN TAG PREP. PRUNES No. IVs 19c MIT PARADE . DICED PEARS No.2Mi can 29c PHILLIPS CHICKEN or CHICKEN NOODLE ^ SOUPS 2^^25c TILQHmXn’B (Cannod Flah) SaVERHAKE 15 on. 15c < BVTEET TENDER IONA PEAS ! O No.2 cam 25c ten grand vegetable juice COCKTAa No. 2 Can 10c HUNT’S TOMATO SAUCE 1 • 1 • * ^ 6-oa.' can 8c NEW Gfeen CABBAGE / 9 4 lbs. 18c COLLARDS 2 Ibs.^ 15c FRESH Green MUSTARD 2 lbs. 25c NEW RED BLISS POTATOES 4 lbs. 30c GREEN ' Pascal CELERY stalk -'S 17c “■ 1 Meeting (W The Cemetery Asso. At the wen attended annual meeting, the following officers were elected President, E. C. too- Tresckow; first rice iwtisldesit. Jefferson hotel Tuesday at 1 p. m. The following members of the James Leroy Belk, Post No. 17, and the Auxiliary attended. the meeting: Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Llew ellyn, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Ooodale, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Reasonorer, Mr. and Mrs. Marion B. WUliams, Mrs. Oeorgb W. Nicholson, Oen. John T. Kennedy and Donald L. TmesdelL Mrs. W. A. Metts; second Tloe president, Mrs. B. P. DsLoaehe; treasurer, Mrs. U. N. Myers; secre tary, Mrs. L. L Onion; toUcUort J. K. deLoach. On standing committee, the president ex-ofncio, Mra. IBdward DuBose; Mrs. A. C. McCain, Mrs. C. P. DtfBose, Miss Bessie TonUg, N. R. Ooodsle, Sr., A. P.-DuBosA The assoelatlos accepted with re gret the resignation of the first rice president, Mrs. Leila Shannon, who has taken an actlTe part in the association ^nce 1181, also thnt of Mrs. D. A. Boykin, second rice president, and that of Mrs. W. IX Whitaker, treasurer, who hare held these positions for sereral years. Much Important business was con ducted. AVAILABLE FOR YOUR Building and Repair Needs Finish Lime Roll Roofing Asphalt Shingles Aluminum Roofing Brick Siding Metal Lath Cement « Window Sash Mortar Mix Outside Paint * Screen Wire Galvanized Pipe Roofing Nails Barb Wire Poultry Wire Hog Wire Also, Quaker State Motor Oil and Grease Rifle Cartridges CITY EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY CO. PHONE 6 TROUBLE? Has a LAST MINUTE Emergency caught you without a clean dress... clean suit... or clean clothes for your children? WELL, DON’T WORRY We will take any type of cleaning up until 10 o’clock on Saturdays, or any other week day, to be delivered that same day. However, we would like to have more time allowed for handling your cleaning, and we^re certain youll cooperate with us..\ but, when these emergencies arise, don*t hesitate to call on us. DeLixe Cleaners PHONE 15$ D. C DIXON’S BARGAIN HOUSE We handle a eomplete line of men, women and children’s shoes. Ready- to-wear and Men’s Work Clethlnf ef ail kinds. Also a wide variety ef netleae. CAMDEN, 8. C. •61 Bread 8t Phone 80$-W Camden' Memorial Company QUAUTY MONUMENTS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY C. G. Kornegsy—Fred Pratt For a truly fine monu ment, see our many de- eiffna. Order today to aaaure prompt delivery. •4^ • CAMDEN MEMORIAL CO. C. Q, Kemegay ■ Phene 101 Fred Pratt—Phene IfBJ Mothers Day ... May 11 Two Bishops At Grace Episcopal Rt Rev. Albert 5. Thomae To Have Good Friday Ser vice, Bishop Gravatt Ob Easter Rt Rev. Albert 8. Thomas, re tired Bishop of the Diocese of Low er South Carolina, will coadnet serrlcea at Grace Episcopal church on Good Friday, April 4, at 11:15 o’clock. Membm of Grace church parish are requested to note the difference in time of the Good Fri day serriCA . On Ekuiter Sunday the Easter ser vice at 11:15 o’clock in the morn ing will be conducted by Rt Rev. C. G. Gravatt, Bishop of the Upper Diocese of South Carolina, liiere will be the usual 8 a. m. holy com munion service on Easter, while the Sunday school session will be St 10 a. m. Frankie Baumholtx, of the Cleveland Rebels of the Basketball i Association of America, led tho Sal)y league in hitting in 1946 with .348. Cincinnati owns hm. Qiroiiicle Classified Ads Get NOTICE TO OUR CUSTCHdERS We Will Be Closed MARCH 24-25-26 tor Redecorating But Wm Be Open THURSDAY, MARCH 27 —REMEMBER— Those DelieUpte Sdndwiehes The Drive-h REPEATED BY POPULAR DEMAND School Children’s SATURDAY SPECIAL!! . • Ndw SdTvicd has baan addad Rt CandM Dry CImumt* fw yaar . ^hOdiaa’. kImoI uul "Saiday Baal CliUin" BRING US your Children’s school clothes by A.! Saturday, and you can get them Imcki freshly and REAjDY to wear again by early afimotm. We know you Mothers wUl like and ^ppremte this ial service we have added for your qOnveiiience. LADES By Uu^ Our CASH and CARRY PLAN You Sava on Laundry Camden Dry Cleaners & City Laundry PHONE 17 WATCH this paper for A/NEW SERVICE whicbi to be added sooii. DONT BE AN OSTRICH.... Hidinc jrour head in the aand and wisfainf wiB ant nMba old car of youra perform one iota better than it hag for Nwi paat ieed| three weeks. We have new Motors for Dodge-Plymonth and Truck vehiclou—-Our Parts Depsurtment has dki neaeusary afguipnaal k j repair your car from Bumper to Bumper or we wtS for yen you cannot yet the partsfcnryour car, regardlem el Mpke or oomh anywhere elae, try us. You’ll be. surprised. NINE OUTHF TEN OF 0Wl .CUSTOMERS ARE REPEAT CUSTOMERS—PEOPLE JUST POIf?! KEEP COMING BACK UNLESS THEY ARE SATISFIED IN EVagi WAY. THERE MUST BE A REASON, SO JUST TRY US AND ^10] OUT. • ^We have a few goodjslean used cars on our lot at present, ranging from 19$S through 1941. sWe have just received our new service truck, and are now able to ^ll a 1939 Dodge V^-ton gdckuPf in go^ shape. Also one 1941 Ford Truck, new motor just installed. Ready to go to woric. f \ ^ •As always, we stock and sell the best in seat covers, no increase in prices — floor mats for Ford, Chevrolet and Plymouth and Dodge Cars-^ It Costs Nothing Just To Stop By And Look Arouni Service Motor Dodye-Plymouth Cara—Dodyo ^job ratad” Tnadhe S17 S. Broad SL ^ ^ 4 j AMOCO GAS AND' OIL Complete One-Stop Sendee — WoMting, GreaMng,