The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 23, 1947, Image 13
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want to congratufato
con^^rak
diliccooe sao pcnemrsncc ]foo
have ojpned the door that leads to^ the
fdHer filcand the enjoyment of things
gained only duough sdWenW and
self-mastery.
Yoors has been a prood recor^ and
yon hsTe anmk rmaoa for pride m
your aooompushiDcat. We wish you
godspeed in all ftture endeavors.
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Students shown, reading down from left to right, are:
Morris EDGENE OABNEY.'soh of Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Dabney; West-
Vllle, S. C. Guard on basketball team; pitcher on baseball team;
social and literary co-editor of Annual; memb^ of FFA; members of
Beta Club; treasurer'of Senior class. Superlatives—Most handsome boy,
friendliest boy. Ambition—Attend Forman university.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
BEITTY JO FAULKENBERRY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Faulken-
berry, Route 2, Kershaw, S. C. Editor-in-chief of Annual; edkor-ln-
chief The General; president of Beta club; member of Glee club; mem
ber of JHA; member of Sextette; forward on basketball -10.301. Superla
tives—Prettiest, best all round, most intcHligent, most likely to succeed,
most popular. Ambition—Attend Winthrop college.
BOYD HENRY GASKIN, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Gaskin, Route 2.
Kershaw, S. C. Class reporter; member of FFA. Superlative—
Most bashful boy.
BARON DeKALB
Sunday Evening May 25, 8:00
Processional
Invocation Rev. W. F. Estridge
Glee Club “The L^rd Is My Shepherd”
Hymn
.Sextette “The.'Holy City”
j Introduction of Speaker
: Sermon Rev. O. F. Montgomery
Benediction ;. Rev. Clyde A. Quinn
Recessional
WILLIAM CAVITTE JORDAN, son 'of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jordan,
Route 1, Kershaw, S. C. Vice president of Senior class; president
of FFA; production manager of Annual; press manager of The Gen
eral; forward on basketball team; batcher of baseball team; member
of Beta club. Superlative—Most conceited boy. Ambition—Attend col
lege. ' ”
PEGGY SUE MOSEILY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Mosel*.
iar
Assistant sport editor of Annual; art editor of The Generalf
member of Glee clntj; member of JHA; clads poet; cheer leader of
basketball team; right field of softball team. Superlative—Most bashful
girl. Ambition—Work In Columbia.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
BARON DeKALB
Friday Evening, May 30, 8:30
InvocatlOTT
ISAAC PHILLIP OWENS, JR., son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Phillip Owens,
Westvllle, S. C. President of Senior class; secretary of FFA;
sport editor of Annual; news reporter of The General; forward on
basketball team; shortstop on baseball team. Superlative—Most athletic
boy. Ambition—Join the Navy.
PEGGY ANhF OWENS, daughter of James Clyde Owens, Route 1,
Kershaw, S. C. Treasurer of JHA; reporter of Beta club; co-art
editor of Annual; gossip editor of The General; members of Sextette;
member of Glee club; forward on basketball team. Ambition—Work In
an office. Sweetest—Class superlative.
EDWARD THOMAS YOUNG, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. young, Route
2, Kershaw, *S. C. Vice president of FFA; secretary of Senior
class; business manager of the Annual; members of Beta club. Press
manager of tho Press Club.. Superlatives—Best all around boy, biggest
flirt boy, most popular boy. AmbKion—Go to college.
CLARA REBECCA YOUNG, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Young.
.Vic
Box 113, Westvllle, S. C. Vice president of JHA; treasurer of
Beta club; art editor of Annual; gossip editor of The General; mem
ber of Glee club; member of Sextette; guard on basketball squad.
Ambition—Go to Winthrop college. Class superlative—Kggest flirt.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
TWO STORY RESIDENCE — N. W. Corner of Foir
and Laurens Streets.
Here It Is! • - Lssk!
Onr new, improved HospHalixatioii Expense Policy
HJt:
1. Up to 125 days for any one accident, oporatimi,
^ — A aLa %■ n niraiAa 1
TWO STORY RESIDENCE—Uurens Court
STORE BUILDING—Main Street
(Occupied by Birdsey Flour Store.)
ONE'LOT—East side Mill Street, faemg about 800
feat OB Mill Street} approshnately 8 acres.
de*
1 Infantile Paralysis Benefits to $5000.00.
DAVIDSON, INSURANCE COMPANY
^ E DeKalb St Cantden, S. C
Day PboBO 100—Night Pbooa^S
ONE LOT — Weft sideof Mill Street, facing about
400 feet on Street, by about 2M feat deep.
Bids for any of the above are asked for by June
15, 1947, and can be banded to Mr. Lae Mays who
.will give c4hmr information if dasbed.
If bid or bids are satisfactory,'sale will be made,
subject to approval of the Court
W. R. Zemp"^
Trustee for The Enterprise Building St Loan Ass*n.
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The furs are flocking to the cool com
fort and safety of our ^certified cold
storage vaults. Here no moths can
reach them no fire can destroy them.
Your furs need and deserve this cer
tified prot^ion. The cost is little.
^Csrtmed mem that ronr furs art stored in cold
far stonga vialts which meet the rBM standard
of the Simrlcas Institute of BeMgeration.
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PIKMIE n
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CLEANERS AND
_ , Rev. J. A. Dabney
Salutatory .- Theo Hearon
Solo-—“The Lord’s Prayer” Rebecca Young
Introduction Boyd Gaskin
Stand Tall Bette Sue Horton
Think Tall* Marguerite Hilton
Song—“Whispering Hope” Glee Club
Live Tall Eugene Dabney
Poem :... Peggy Sue Moseley, William Jordan
Presentation of Class Gift ! Ike Owens
Acceptance of Class Gift E. A. Williams
Presentation of Awards and Diplomas E. A. Williams
Valedictory Betty Jo Faulkenberry
Alma Mater
Benediction Rev. Boyce Davis
THBO DOCIA HEARON, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Z. Hesron, Route
1, Kershaw, S. C. Member of JHA; member of Beta club; re
porter of Tho General; guard bh- the the basketball team, captain;
pitcher on the softball team. Superlative—Most athletic girl. Ambition—
To become a nurse.
KATHRYN MARGUERITE HILTON, daughter of Joseph C. Hilton,
'Route 1, Westvllle, S. C. President of JHA; member of Beta
club; art editor of The General; forward on the basketball team; catch
er on the softball team. Superlative—Friendliest girl, wittiest girl. Class
historian.
BETTE SUB HORTON, daughter of Mrs. Geneva Cobb Horton, Box
116, Westvllle, S. C. Second vice president of JHA; vice presi
dent of Beta club; production manager of the Annual; sports editor
and exchange manager of The Oeperal; guard on the basketball team;
short stop on the softball team; member of the Glee club. Superlative—
Most conceited girl. Ambition—Typist.
LORENZO THOMAS FAULKENBERRY. son of Mr. and Mrs. [
D. F. Faulkenberry, Route 1, Kershaw, S. C. Twelfth grade; re
porter of FFA; member of Beta club; forward on the basketball team; '
played on the baseball team; participated In public speaking contest.
Superlative—Textile worker.
FURRIERS
Co^nbk. S. C
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the
Team
you can
count on
There’s Nothing Like Slacks And
Jackets For Smart Summer Wear
It’s sfsy to spot the woll drossd man como
sommortiiiM. Ho wears a smart casual sports
jacket toamod up witk a pair of kandsomaly
tailored slacks. Complata your summer ward
robe BOW. Wo’vo a compUto liaa of jackots and
slacks in a wide assortment of fabrics, cedors
and weaves. All modestly priced.
WE SPECIALIZE IN
OUTFITTING MEN
W. SHEORN & SON
Quality Man’s Wear
FRroAY
MAY 23
W eek-eni
ARMY SHEETS
Slightly Used But
Good Conditi<»
Special 98c
J. Paul Ross
- 932 Broad St.
Camden, S. C.
COMING ATTRACTIONS
Haiglar Theatre
Sorrier Broad and Rutledoa 8ta
Fri.-Sat., May 23-24 •
“RANGE DEFENDERS”
Bob Livingston, Ray Corrigan
Max Terhune
Also Comedy, Cartoon
And new Serial, "Jeaae James
Rides Again." The Serial with a
Surprise Ending
Mon.-Tuea., May 26-27
Speclall
A Drama Packed with Thrill and
ExcitementI
“DANIEL BOONE”
with George O’Brien
Aleo Pathe Newe
>onoooooeo<>oooeeeooooe<
Wed.-Tkura., May 28-29
They're Makin Mualc . . . Love
. . . and Hey-Heyl
la
“DOWN MISSOURI
WAY”
Martha O’Oritcoll—Eddie Dear
John Carradine
And Introducing "Shlrlay" tha
Comedy Mule
Aleo Serial and Newt
irs NO FUN
to drive with
POOR LIGHTS
Don’t put up with dim, miaad-
t put U[
justed lights—when you can enjoy
driving with bright, properly
focused lifhte—it coate no more in
bettery power. Our new Beer Head
light Tester is • scientific instru
ment that quickly toUa bow strong
your bulbs ere—wketker they ere
in focne and whet edjustmento ere
eeceeaery te obteie proper li^ts for
wmH, coaalerteble driving.
You’D be emesed at the differ-
enee e few aimple edjuaUsaota eea
meke in ydur keedUghu. ’Tkle new_
teeter givoe an aecnmte teal — ne~
guesewerk. It ckecka end deiAle
ckecke ell edjnstaMnts. We mwr-
entee tkie se^ee. Step fat i;* e
free ckeck-np tedny.
litntify enr dbp ^
tkU Htppn Bhw aipn
SATURDAY
MAY 24
SACCHARIN TABLETS
PhUlipe
100—% grain 19c
MILK MAGNESIA
SOAP
25c size lOc
Hewitt’s 8 and 8 Cake Box
50c size 39c
79c
75c size... 69c
JERGEN’S LOTION and AU Purpose Cream
> . L25 value 79c plus tax
25c BUCK DRAUGHT 19c
COLGATE TOOTHPASTE
Giant Size 44c Large Size ..
25c
VITAMIN B COMPLEX
100 Capsules 1.98'
Frank’s , Drug Store
-
Only $1.00
Mellichamp-
Mahoney
Motors
Rntledgu St Phonu 813
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