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4 I - CAMOm CHW0itl0Llt_gMiOlil, CAWOLtWA. FHIDAY, MARCH 28. 1t47 Bethmie Neire THM KILLED IN TRANSPORT PLANE CRASH PAOK THIIBI ME PrMbTtwIaii TottUi Fellow- ■ t Con*««« Pr«ibyt®i7 wlU teSt orfM^lon i^ng people next Sanday L^foon wd Cental. Beprewn- EfS* from ihe chnrche* to thte ^hvt^ are to be present iJ^c/wm be serred to the churchy Sunday gueats of tbe J. N. Me- Stos were Mr: a^ [(.11 McLaurln and daagnters, Lawrence MclAurto and sons )[ Colombia, Mr. and Mrs. Richard [cLaurip of Florence. r Uttle Anne Gathtogs of Darling- m celebrated her fourth birthday injTeraary Saturday afternoon at le home of her grandparents, Mr. d Mrs. Steve Lane, A number of ittle friends were Invited to make erry the day and'she was the ;lplent of many pretty and use-j Ur and Mrs. A. B. Rosier of lyce were Sunday guests of Mr. ,d Mrs. T. A. Rosier. Kiss Alma Pitts of Columbia jlted relatives here during the (eehend. ^ Mr and Mrs, Frands Jerman of ijuden spent the weekend with [r and Mrs. B. K, Tidwell. i Mrs. W. V. Jermah has fetnm-| from a visit to hw brother and i ally, Mr. and Mrs. Kemp Lyles! Darlington. Miss Vivian McLaughlin has; ID chosen by the faculty as is-Hi-Miss to -represent Bethnne iool in a forthcoming issue of le Johnsonfan of Wlnthrop. She a member of the senior class ] will receive her 12th,grade, )loma in May. Miss McLaughlin j j taken an active paii to ath-j ics and other school actirltiesj she was diosen queen of the iketball. and Mrs. Luther Newman ince the arrlral of a daughter, ;h 2S. to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Josey, March 14. ) „rs. R. J. Bramlett, Mrs. Bddie itthews and daughtei: of Sumter' •e guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. jt Friday. lisa Mary Ellen McLaurin of Co- ibla spent the weekend with! mother, Mrs. Daisy’McLaurin. { waa accompanied home byi ises Mary Lou and Katherine ins and Anne Tlndal of Colum- liss Ruth Louise Wilson of New- ry was the "weekend guests of and Mrs. C. B. Mitchell, ^ (r. and Mrs. George Kelley ofl Iterboro are visiting their moth- (Mrs. Louise^ Kelley, j lisasB Mary ESIen McLaurin. j Wilson. Mary Lou aud Kath is.--.' Manager Walton Issued Call For Baseball Players Manager J. C. Walton of the Camden White Sox of the Palmetto State league, has Issued a call for all candidates who wish to try out with the Sox to report fo him at the baseball park on Wednesday PIX THEATRE BETHUNE, S. C . —^Pboto By Courtesy The State Plane cnimfoles to bits as pilot seeks to make forced landing near this city Monday morning, March 24 , l$T32llis. Ugly fat! IStDa., Mi« Reynolds lost SoMklr with AiDS Vita- [Cttdy Reriudiw Plan. Now a andcl't Yourea- ! may or may not bt tha' but try tWa earner mtucinu Viry PirM fler A/nat Skew r or BMnry bade. I dinkal tcata conducted to ikaldoctort more than tSt lost I4te If ponmde in afew weeka with AYos Vitamin Candy liicins Plan. xcjciu. No laxativea. No Eat plenty. You doa't cut all, potato^ etc. you juat mdton. Simple when j^enjew delie»o« Viuaiin Canto befon maaia. Only CJS da)«’ lupply. ntona LB PHARMACY—PHONE tS erine Johns and Anne Tindal at-t tended the wedding of Miss Vir ginia Cothran to Terrel McCullom to Timmonsfme Saturday eveulng. Dr. W. wT^Culp spent Sunday to Union with nto mother. Mrs. Tom Hekron is a patient In Camden hospital. Mrs. Sallie Robertson has re turned from an extended visit to her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hamel Thomas, in Hartsville. . Ptactically all the residents froin here flocked to Cassatt Saturday to see the wrecked deisel. Sun Queen, that occured at that place early Saturday morning on the Seaboard. Union services, fifth Sunday, will be held Sunday morning in the Presbyterian church, with. Rev. W. L. Baker preaching. Mrs. Weldon Mulligan of Ander son was Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Ellison Huckhbee of .Sumter spent the weekend with their brother‘and family, Mr, and Mrs.; Ehigene Huckabee. L. D. Barr spent‘last week In Co lumbia attending the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Free Masonry and Grand Lodge of Free Masonry. C. R Mitchell and Harold Cope land attended Grand Lodge of Free Masonry Thursday evening in Co lumbia. Mrs. L. D. Barr was the guest of relatives In Irmo last week. The infant twin daughters. Mary Ellen and Susan Annette, of Mr. and Mrs. George D. Watkins, dtodt Sunday morning and night fespei^ tively, following their birth one week previous. Simple interment s^nrioes were held by Rer, John V. Murray in Bethel cemetery Mon day. .NOTICE* : • Public notice is hereby given that three (3) dayg hereafter the un dersigned will file with the Sec retary of Stifle an application for a charter for a corporation to be known as Reality Investors Incor porated, with capital stock of twen ty shares of no par value, home office, Camden, 8. C. The purpose of said corporation is to buy, sell. rent, construct, finance, contract and sub-contract, and in any way deal in and with real property.' A meeting for the perfection of thU corporation will be held on April 1, 1947, at tbe office of Zemp Con struction Co., Camden. S. C. SIDNEY C. ZEMP. BARTOW B. FULMER. Incorporators. Gnr« to Your Rod CrpM Friday. March 28 “NO LEAVE, NO LEAVE” , u’lth Van Johnson. Keenan Wynn, Pat Kirkwood. Guy Lombardo and His Orchestra News & Comedy Saturday, March 29 ‘'SIX GUN MAN” with Bob Steele, Jean Carlin. Syd Saylor—Serial, Scarlet Horseman No,. 4—Also Cartoon Saturday, Late Show, 10:45 “RIVER GANG” with Gloria Jean, John Qualen. Bill Ooodwln—Cartoon and 4th Chapter, Scarlet Horseman afternoon, April 2. at 4 o'clock. Already there are a number of good players who have signified the intention of playing with the Sox this season. Included to the list are: Lester Robinson. Bill Mims, Rube Wilson, Benny Robin son, Bill Sowell, Bill Hunter and Hollis Lynch. The team management wishes to contact any business firm who will be able to give Jobs to some of the boys who will be playing ball for Camden this coming season.- The Sox will have a fine oppor tunity to tune up for the season’s opening by playing aeverai games against the Providence Chiefs of the New England league. Phalanx, C. V. Whitney*! Ken tucky Derby hopefnl. la wintering at Camden, 8. C. (miif mM MHmi (coiP mnmit yfiiTMSJtOWi ffSlON 'lav ir-SAft-otNOc PKPAMTlOn W» OMT A* IWfCTIO •Decorating •l^ainting •Sprajrmg •Paper Hanging •Exterminating EDDIE NOLAN Phone 605-J Camd^ S. €• Refiniahing Furniture and Automobilea Monday-Tuesday, March 31, April 1 “MAKE MINE MUSIC” with Nelson Ekldy, Dinah Shore, Benny Goodman, Andrew Sisters, Andy Russell—Also News Wednesday, April 2 ' “GASHOUSE KIDS” with Robert Lowery, Teala Lorlng. Billy Halop and His Gang—Also Selected Short Subjects with Thuraday, April 2 ' “NOTORIOUS” Ingrid Bergnian, Cary Grant Newa 4fc Comedy WORKING MEN WANTED MECHANIC WANTED SEMI-DRIVERS WANTED To Travel With Carnival APPLY HARRY LOTTRIDGE CRESCENT AMUSEMENT CO. Fair Oroonda * Camden, S. C. ijc First life insurance policy Is be lieved toj have been written to Eng land in 1683. Life Insurance haa been established to ‘ the • United States since about 1840. The School of Nursing of the l $ I • lamden Hospital announces that it is now re ceiving applicatibns for a nurses •lass to begin April 1st. If yow are a high school firraduate ityears of age or more and are interested in nursing '« a career.... 'rite to the— 'a Director of Nurses CAMDEN HOSPITAL CAMDEN, S.C J U S T O V E R 4 h E H 0 R I Z O N .'. f- ■B: -lb* the first caravan of fine new Greyhound coaches is coming to bring the luxury you’ve waited for in highway One day in tha noC-distant future, die initial shipment of new Siqwr-Coacbea will be rolling diia way to join die Qreyhouad fleet... bringing promiaeaol more aMts, more comfort, better aarvioe when ^ou travel the hhEfawey*- Thia ta oidy one step toward finer tranaportatioo. But if it a afep—one of the many to be taken in QreyhouncTa nationwide campaign of returning to die hifdi travd atandarda you havan't known rince Paarl Harbor. And Qtmyhouttd la noi ottiy ntunti^Lto high ttandarda, but ia developing audi new hnrariea ia you have never khpwn in boa trannportatm . .. greet new tarminala, iavitiig( wayride atgtioa%\ictureaqua PoatyBouaaa, adll batter ooadiaaL Maaniriii]% youll find that—by armnging Vour tripa well in advance and fay traveling, if pomible, during mid-wedc dayaAyou cen enj^ good, dependable Greyhound aarvioe today along widi the proaijbe of luxury tomorrow. GREYHOUND BUS TERMINAL « Enet DaKnlh SCr^l Tdkphowa M0 t f <4 • W .>41 •