The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 21, 1947, Image 4
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CamiTal To Be
A FVolic Of Fun
Local Dopartment To Hold
Its First Aimual Festhral
At The Fair Grounds
The Crescent Amusement com-
J panr. who made their home la
^ Camden this winter, will snsply the
fun for both the urban and mralite
folks It will be another round of
“Carnival fun" which comes with
the advent of sprins. '
These festivals are still the peo
ples’ first slffi of spring and ftres
us a breathing spell after a ooW
winter. It’s the folks flrtt chance to
plant cold feet once again upon the
soft turf of youthful memories of
the good old days.
1922
1947
F. D. GOODALE
JEWELER
Twent7>fiwo Yesirs of Service to You* Same lAicatioa
NOW IN STOCK, A LIMITED QUANTITY OF
STERUNG SILVER—
BY TOWLE
Old Master, Old Lance, Old -Mirrow and Candlelight ^
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BY WALLACE
Rose Point and Grand Colonial
BY FRANK M. WHITING
'Victoria and Princess Ingrid
F. D. GOODALE
Phone 231-W
537 E. DeKalb St
Camden
CARNIVAL RULES
Chief ef Pollee Rueii. an of ^
hand in headaches, has laW
down seven rtifee for the fun
levers who will attend the gala
opening March t1 of tho Pelleo
Department’s Feetival:
1. Get your tiekets'ln ad-
vanoe eo you'll bo well behind
the crowd.
^ Drive to the fair
grounda, eo no matter how
early you start, you wonT got
there until the 'Tree aet** Is
over.
^ Ul jTVWr fVIIVp WA^fVIIVf
aunt or some other lady ,rela-
tive who doesn't know a good
show.
4. Start to the gnounde
with an el* friend and spend
your time.in hie raikhekeller
playing oerda.
6. Draw a big arm chair up
before the mlastref show and
settle down with a soft drink.
Hear and see the show over
the radio—between drinks.
4. Leave early to avoid tho
crowd and'mise the beet act of
the show which will be held In
the last few minutes.
7. Devsiop your oenee of
humor by taking in tha aide
show, than treat tha shoyv as a
eoloaaal Joke.
Neighbors and friends meet, get
inspirations and ideas of things to
come. Youngsters like parents will
drown their sorrows' in a . sea of
bottled pop and mustard-plaatm'ed
hot dogs. ^ »■
You Just can’t'beat a good car
nival for fun, excitement and sua-
pense. All because the folks, them
selves, are the actors in the show
They liked It years ago, they like
It today and you can bet, they'll all
have fun.
Make your plans now to attend
this affair. See this assembly of
unexcelled attractions brought here
for your entertainment.
Pred Hopkins, HtJir'^iniaw who
developed Equipoise, Is a member
of the staff it John Medala, direc
tor of Batetjr at Hlalaah.
A writer says that the beet way
to enjoy good health Is to take a
cold hath evory morning but we
can’t help but feel that there must
be some better way than that
Fifteenth Annual Meeting
Under the Auspices of the
Carolina Cup Committee
will be held on the historic
SPRINGDALE COURSE-Camden, S. C
Saturday, Marcli 29
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2 p. M... Rain or shine
Steeplechases and Flat Races
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Admission — $1.50 tax included
light refreshments. served on the Grounds by Junior
Welfare League.
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TICKETS CAN BE SECURED IN ADVANCE AT THE
CORNER BOOK STORE, CAMDEN, S. C.
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nieC^tain^lei&s
If yon an a young man. physical
ly and mentally able there’s a
place for yoa,.ln tbla famous or
ganisation. For it Is now reform-
Ittf. It’s the same great outfit that
made such a brilliant record dur
ing World War U.
Guardsmen train with the most
modern equipment Right now,
there’s opportunity for yon to
chooae tha training yon want. Youll
devMop new abilities in workshop
and office. You’ll acquire valuable
experience In or^mizatlon and
leadershlg.
While training—t hours each
we^, I weeks eaeh summer—you
will draw Regular Army pay. And
that training, with top-notch, com-
bat-teated instructors, can increase
your earning power in your pres
ent occupation ... or prepare you
for a better Job later.
.•Get the facts from your local
ABd^t Aotog
Ready To W
Dixie Circuit
’ -Midget auto racing, the nation's
fastest growing apturt. Invades the
South this spring In its first fnU-
seale operation since the war.
From Baltimore, Md., to Columbia,
the mighty midgets will roar again
to the delight of speed-happy fans.
commander any Monday or Tues
day evening at the loool Armory,
between the hours of 7 and f.
Capt Jack David
with the sauntry*s tog^lgkt trfr-
era seekiug the titles aud big
parses on Mm Dixie clrenlL
The mUgets are eomtug hack
stronger than ever. Driving dnba
report their largest enrolmant alnca
the first Offenhauser Cycle ever
circled a track. The AAA, welghtr
lest voice in auto racing, has given
the tiny bun waiJbns the same
status as their big Imithers in In-
dlanapolli
All signs point towwd A record
smashing season, in aodtoneea as
well as speed titles, with the stage
set for action-packed meets, full of
thrills, chills and spills. In the
biggest fair grounds and. stadisms
In the South.
rector. Urn Franco
wunt^s l^ln* V
ting the tncka in
and faster surfaces to bL
fer and better thrlRs ST
tonioFS, ^
But wherever the tru* .
ing fans will soon
haling the fumes of *
burning, castor oil and
rhyme with tune InsSd?
as the) drivers In the nlu?'
the sound of motors
up for breakneck spe^'
the Jlnglee of coins as 4a
lowers of the mechanh2i
kings pour through tte'
every week.
The Dixie circuit’s managing dl- tJee Obronicle Wim
COMINGAiyACTiONS
.Camden Theatre
Frt-Sat., Mardi 21^
**THE RED HOUSE**
with
Edw. Q. Robinson
Judith Anderson
Also Selected Short Subjects
SaL, Mtf. 22, 10:30 P. M.
**CRiMINAL COURT**
Tom Canway, Martite O’Drisooll
MdL-Tuea., Msrdi 24-25
SPECIAL It
**HUMORESQUE**
Joan Crawford, John Garfield
with
Oscar Levant—J. Carrol Naleh
A(ao Lataet Newt
Wgd.-71ran., MaPcli 26-27
*THE STRANGE
WOMAN**
Hedy Lamarr, George landera
Alee Newt
HORRORS!!
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Do you mean to tell me
that this beautiful home is
being dowly wrecked be^\
cause of
Termites?
Tliere ia ao excuae for
•uch waat om nafiaot
triign ni a brief ioterwml of time, the place cpuld bave baam fraad ef tba
Yea—tbia mifbt be your borne. If you hawem't bad it ebeds^ for
Do it nowl It win be the economical gaeture on your part.
JUST CALL . '
C. W. JOHNSON, Jr.
1606 Fair St. y — — — CAinden. S. C.
Ha will ebeeb your dwellmf and tell you exactly what it wfil coat to 6n|
pramiiea of termitea.
Our frastmsnl ia baaed on fifteen yeara aqwrianea v • . We
work for five yeara •. . Wa inqiact yaar proparty twice annually dvoinf
and if furChar traatment ia raqtrired in that tima, wSil aaa Ikat H is
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