The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 16, 1947, Image 4
Wr
t rr
> .i
■ ? :&
,' \ ■ iV
, i , -i''
■■': ‘V2 Jt
imm't'i
Wi '®f;
PI
' '"W'-'l
■fes'
■ ^ .
I i'
m P
Qflfe (Satttini diirotiiflr
1109 North Broad Street Catnden, S. C.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
DaCOSTA BROWN
Publisher
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS:
All Subscriptions Payable In Advance '
One Year ,....|2.60
Six Months’. 1.60
Entered asSecond Ciaaa Matter at the Post Office
at Camden, S. C.
An articles submitted for publication must be signed
by the author
FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1947
GOD BLESS YOU DEAR ONE
Whether you have gone long since—or whether
you are still with those near and dear to you—we bow
our h^ds In reference ah^ilpratitude to you—Mother
of mine.
Sunday was Mother's Day—A day set aside in
which we do honor to the mothers of our land. We
paid tribute to that wonderful love, selfishness, pat
ience, courage and sacrifices you made for us.
We can never forget the little things you. Mother
of mine, did for us. No other love was as genuine as
yours. No one ever 'had the understanding you had.
Your patience was exhaustless.
The tragedy is that so many of us forget so easily
We neglect so easily.
In the dear sweet memories of my boyhood, I
can see that mother of mine sitting in her rocking
chair and softly singing:
“Backward, turn backward, oh time in your flight,
“Make me a child again just for tonight.
“Mother, come back from that echoless shore,
“Take me to your arms again, just as of yore."
I often think back and feel that you. My Mother,
was thinking of ydur own sainted mother, just as I
am now thinking of you. Dear Heart.
THEY DID A MAJOR JOB
In a commendatory editorial last week the
Chronicle paid tribute to the untiring and patriotic
performance of members of the two selective service
boards in Kershaw county, also to Uie peraonnel.
We learn that there are others w<ho were identi
fied with the selective service program who are de
serving of the highest praise. For instance: the local
exfimining physicians who were Dr. Carl West, Dr.
George S. Rhame, Dr. Alva W. Humphries, Dr. J. P.
Pickett and Dr. J. H. Thomas. Also William Lambert
DePass, who was the appeal agent for the local board
46 and Allen M. Murchison, appeal agent for local
board 47. *
In~addition it is only fitting that recognition for
a faithful work well done be given to the Kershaw
county health department, under supervision of Dr.
A. W. Humphries, who gave all blood tests of regis
trants, and to J. Team Gettys, chairman of the ad
visory board of the county.
AN^OV^CING
. the opening of
CAMDEN BOTTLE GAS COMPANY
Dealers In «
GAS COOKING STOVES and
GAS WATER HEATERS
Repair Service
On CrOB and Fuel Oil Appliances,
— Located At ——
(Clarkson Supply Co.—Next Door to Chronicle Office)
J. C. Watson, Jr. Phone SS-W
Chjronicle Classified Ads Get Results
ALL DOGS
Must Be Vaccinated
Every person in the City who owns
a dog or dogs must have them Vaccin
ated if they have not been vaccinated
this year, or suffer the consequences.
The work will be done by Dr. T. B.
Bruce, n, Veterinarian, next door to
Gly Filling Station, on Lyttleton St,
Monday and Tuesday, June 2 and 3.
No dogs win be permitted to re
main in the Giy unless they have been
vaccinated. Be sure to bring your dog
the Drst day, if possible. Hie fee wiU
^ $L00 for each dog.
He^ IJamrtnient
C-
Cassdtt News
Tbs Grsossr fsmilr has Um sla*
csVs sympsUiy of friends to Uis
entiiV...£ommnsny, in tbs hnw of
tbsir boms by fire Bnndsy after
noon. PracticaJly ali of the contents
were burned.
People of this and other com
munities have responded very gen
erously to the needs of tbs Grang
er family. AU day Monday cars
and trucks loaded with everytblBg
a family needed was carried. The
bouse in which they are living was
completely famished and clothing
of every kind as weU as groceries
were in abundance. Quite a neat
sum of money has been given to
help In building a bonse. Timber
has been given by a friend.
Mrs. John McDonald and son,
Neil McDonald of HartsvHle, visit
ed friends here Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Walters of Columbia
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Walters
. Elugene Ht^land and ehUdkew
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
R. W. Vaughn and family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.. June Melton were
also with her parents Sunday.
Leo West of Conway visit^ his
parents last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McCasklll
and daughter. Miss Betty Jane Mc
Casklll, spent Mother’s Day with
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Smith and
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Stanton and
sons, Dick and Roddy, spent the
weekend in Saluda with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. ' Corley and
family.
Ben Stokes celebrated his il4th
birthday Sunday. All of his children
and some of his grandchildren were
present for the occasion. Rev. Mur
ry of Bethune was also a guest
of the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cnglo of
Lancaster spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Mc
Laughlin.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Brannon and
son, Jimmie of Rock Hill, spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr
and Mrs. J, El Brannon and Mr.
and Mrs, Hasel Horton.
Mrs. Rupert Oodsball and son.
Ronnie of Columbia, spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.
M. Walters. Mr. and Mrs. S. B.
Walters were also guests of his
parents for Mother’s Day
Mr. and Mrs. John Buchan of
Columbia were at home for the
weekend.
Mrs. M. S. Rosier accompanied
Mrs. Mattie R. West of Columbia
to Winnsboro Saturday to attend
a meeting of all district chairmen
of Congaree Presbytery. Mrs. West
is the newly appointed chairman
of District No. 1. The meeting was
held at the home of the president;
Mrs. Earl Tomer. After the morn
ing session a delicious luncheon
was served by the hostess, assist
ed by Mrs. Rosier.
Mr. and Mrs. Labeme Colter and
two SOBS spoBt the weekend with
her grandpereats in WoodmfL Miss
Joan Rockeg came honae with her
sister for a week.
Mr. and Mim. L H. Catoe had all
of their ehfldren at home Sanday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry DeBrahl of
Camden, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Catoe
of Sqinter, Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Young and dhWrea, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralidi Catoe and Carson Catoe.
One nephew, Lemuel Faolkenberry
of Cassatt.
KIMHAW L009I Na ft
A. F. M.
Miss Sarah June Rosier of Wlm
r’s Dif
throp college spent Mother'
at home.
WlUls Tonng. son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Tonng, who has been a pat
ient in the Columbia hospital, re-
tnraed home last week.
Mrs. W. L. Young’s children and
families were with her for the day
Sunday.
Mr: and Mrs. Nathaniel West an
nounce the, kirth of a son in the
Camden hospital last week.
Mrs. Lou Floyd, who spent sev
eral weelM aelth-her brother at
Liberty Hill, returned to the'home
of her stoler, Mrs. J. B. McCoy
last week. • *—
Mr. and Mrs. John Ray had a
family renplon at their heme
Mother's Day. All of their children
and gmndctdldTen were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bowers and
small danghter of Dillon spent the
weekend with his imrents, Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Bowers.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. McLanghlin
had all of their children and grand
children with them for Mother’s
Day.
Mrs. Bmmfe Marshall was a din
ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Smith of Bei&une Sunday.
'Whan you thinlc of lorn*
ber, think of Ue.**—MiUer
Luinbor Company.
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that one
lonl
month from this date, on June B,
1947( Mrs. Dell Baker will make
to^the Probate Court of Kershaw
County her final return as Bzecn-
triz of the estate of M. M. Baker,
deceased, and on the same date she
will apply to the said Court for a
final discharge as said Executrix.
N. C. ARNETT,
Judge of Probate.
Camden, S. C., May 5, 1947 8-llp
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS
All parties indebted to the e
tate of Charles Wilson Htdley MW
hereby notified to make payment
to the undersigned, and all parties,
if any, having claims against the
said estate will present them like
wise, duly attest^ within the time
preerirlbed by law. 8*10c
IDA MAE HOIJJEY,
Executrix.
Camden, 8. CU May 1,194T.
tloB First Tuesday of
Bach Month at i P. R.
Visitors Welcome.
GEORGE MICKLE, W. M.
U H. JONES, Secretary
N OTICE TO DEBTORS
AND CREDITORS
All partiea indebted to the estate
of Martha C. Vaaghan are hereby
notified to nuUte payment to the
anderaigned, and all partiea, if
any, having olalma against the said
estate will present them likewise,
duly attestedi within the time pre-
aciibed by law. 8-9e
LEWIS LEE CLYBURN.
Execntor.
Camden, 8. C., May S, 1947.
MgferMelerlei $
you diiak of hnm
think of Ui.” -Minor
Compnwy*
.r^
I loss TW UNI MOD 01 tISSEN
There is nothing you ea^ do to avoid
loss 6f your crops by hail, or to lessen
the damage. When these disasters
strike, as they too frequently do,
HAIL insurance is the o^y hoj^
to avoid financial catastrophe.
We have serviced this form of insur
ance since its beginning.
Insure now!
Kennedif Insilrance Aftncy
(EaUblialied. 1865)
1035 Broad St. Camdon, S. C Phoaa 52
REMINDERS fROM PARTY
# If your n^ghbor has
an antorgoncy coll givo up ^
tho Moo qukkiy.
hrif-Um Cmfttsy is
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, on June B,
1947, W. P. Sowell will make 4o
the Probate Oouit of KSvahauroaim-
ty hit final return as Admlnlatra-
tor of the estate of John O. Sow
ell, dOoetmed, and on the aama
date he will apply to the said
Court for a final dlicharge as asM
Administrator. 8-llp
N. C, ARNETT,
Judge of Probate.—
C . May
Attentioi
5EATCOVERS ^ ^
TOPS
(Cwtonvkagi)
.Hakoa of Ctn
tenAiitoi
& Tnnimiogi
•81 t. Iread tt
AVAILABU
For Immediate Delivery and InstaUtA
GENUINE GENERAL ELECTRIC
ATTIC FANS
Tboao fans priced much lower than **orphaik" kE
Electrir Service & Appliance Cl
Next Door To Bolk*.
PHQHfc
ROGERS
LAOVBETTY
OR X Y. Z.
HGNZ
HEINZ
MAYONNAISE
mpiA BELisa
CIDER
GBJUMBtAbE
GRAFE jOiCE
TOMATO JtnCE "SS' 3
ooomm nausM anrut wm iomatq aaocn
HEINE SFAGHETTI
Pint
Bottia
lOOz.
BotHo
•otHd
WELCH'S
Ub.
Jar
PACKER'S
UBEL
Pint
Bottia
No. 2
45
23
U
24
27
21
17-Oz.
Jar
80NE0 and HOLLCO *
VFIAL ROAST 63c
CHUCK A GRADE
BEEF ROAST 47c
FREAH GROUND
BEEF ..39c
ARMOUR i ROLL
PORK SAUSAGE .. .Sc
FORK HAM i '
ROAST... ... .. . ..59c
FANCY Hi*
STREAK-O-LEAN . .34c
; BEANE ttf TQMATQ SAUCE
NiMtonaMiUmm
HEINZ.TOMATO-^ ^
caTSOP rn
WHOLK EPIOip diARLIC DILL FICKkM'
Hgpng iitsi
HEINZ «y
sanoB
VEGRTARLE
r
CROAKERS 25c
TROUT.. ...29c
SELF-RISING
-r ' r* -r
riouB
r 94*
25-lk ,2i>
oai, Bica
Marginriiie
uia. mo.
Ocfoam 3Sc
OChW-e i
asr^
/y -V
• FRRRA WkllTB NAflH
cotp EanxK
comi r,
Froehly Roagtod
FrasMy Ground
To Year
Order
Squosli 2 pi
OiUP. MBBBBO
flgaoai cawi 3
CAUFORNU uka
T i? .f-T.’
LI
■■t-M