The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 23, 1947, Image 16
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THl^MOtN CMXOWCtl, C/I^Dtlt, tOUTH CAXOLIWA, WIIPAV, TiMiV M, W
In extending oni congratnlatione to
the Clast of *47 this thought occurs:
ytwt ra^mmmnt tVtm <»iitmlwrtn« n# my|y
fMT* of education progr«M in tliia com
munity, Mul have already given every
reaeon to believr'that you will be a credit
!• your Alma Mater.
We hope to know you bdtter and to
•erve you better. Come in ndien you can.
You will awayk find a cordial welcome.
DRAKEFORD’S GARAGE
E. D. Drakeford
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four
oma
is more than • mere parchment. It is the
key to your future, as well as a badge of
merit testif]ring to long hard years of
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conscientious study and devotion to duty.
We compliment every one of you with
me hope that the coming years will bring
smple rewards.
CAROLINA MOTOR COMPANY
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S. C. -CLYBURN, Mgr.
PHONE 210
Liberty 1011 News
Her, J, C. Robinson, who was
extended a call by the Presby
terian churches of Liberty Hill and
Heath Sprlnjfs. has accepted the
call to become the pastor of the
charge and has moved Into the
manse on Monday. Painting, reno
vating and other Improvements
having been done last week, making
it ready for occupancy, but some
other outside work Is still to be
done.
Installment exercise will be for
.Heath Springs church on Sunday
next at 3 o’clock in the afternoon
and for Liberty Hill church at 7:30
o’clock same evening. Rev. Fred
Hopkins and—other not known yet
—will conduct the services.
Our people feel very fortunate
in securing the services of Rev.
Mr. Robinson as pastor, after be
ing without a pastor for several
years, and also are delighted to
have-Rav. Robinson and fkmlly as
neighbors and citizens of our
lage.
Dr. and Mrs. T. G. Hall of West
minster were guests one night last
week of Miss Louise Jones and
sisters at the family home here.
They were going to Richmond .to
attend the graduation of their eon,
Rev. Robert O. Hall, at the Pres,
byterian University of Virginia.
Their sister. Miss Jennie Jones, ac
companied them on the trip from
he^e. Young Mr. Hall has accepted
work In Greenville, but will be at
leisure for some weeks before fak
ing up his work there.
Mr. and Mrs. Ames Cooper of
Camden were Sunday guests In the
home of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Jones.
We were glad to see Hon. Roach
Stewart and a friend of Lancaster
In our village on Tuesday evening.
Dr. C. M.. Richards of Davidson
I was visiting his brother, Capt. N.
I S. Richards, this week.
Miss Juanita Neely and Misses
Landrum of Wlnthrop cotlejte. Rock
Hill, stopped by on Wednesday
evening.
Miss Clara Johnston spent sev
eral days with relatives near Great
Fall last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Eskridge
and three boys, Bobby, Charles and
Bill, spent Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. C. D. Ounnlngham
Mrs. Kuly from Owensboro, Ky.,
is visiting her daughter Mrs. Geo.
B. Cunningham and Mr, and Mys.
S. H. Cunningham.
Mrs. J. A. Butler and baby are
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. P. 'Thompson. '
Mlss Sophie Richards of the
school was at home on Sunday.
Mrs Boyce Bankhead of Chester
and Miss Margaret Richards of Co
lumbia college were at home over
the weekend with their mother,
Mrs. J. G. Richards.
John R. McCrae, well known
singer, was at home with his- par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T, P. McCrae,
for the weekend and delighted his
friends by singing In the church
choir, and also a solo on Sunday
at the Presbyterian church.
I Mrs. F. A. Drennan is at home
' after a visit of tiSro weeks with
' her daughter, Mrs. Williams, In
Camden.
July 1,’ 1947 ‘
Is Deadline -—
Capt. Brenchley, commanding of
ficer of the U. 8. army recruiting
sub-station at 1703 Main street, Co
lumbia, announces that all fopner
members of the army of the United
States who are Interested In Join
ing the Enlisted Reserve Corps,
must do so before the 1 July 1117
If they desire to hold the rank
held at the time of discharge.
Capt. Brenchley further an
nounces that time served In the
ERC counts full credit for longevity
pay; that an opportunity Is given
to attend OCS and upon comple
tion. be eligible to apply for Regu
lar Army commission.
This Is an excellent opportunity
for men to maintain contact with
jt
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Let our expert body and fender men repair
and refinish that old car of yours and make it
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look like new.
NERAL MECHANICAL REPAIRS ON ALL
MAKES OF CARS AND TRW
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Gonsemfion Notra
Serlcea lespedeza is beiag cut
for hay on a number of Kershaw
farms this week. J. B. Cantey used
his new Holland pick-up baler for
the first time in baling his serlcea
and found that it worked very sat
isfactory. Among others cutting
serlcea were Jlggs Team, R. 3.
Kirk, W. H. Stokes. Allan Norris
and ESdwin Boyle. Serlcea comes
out in the spring and furnishes
hay and grazing, earlier than most
plants. Most of the cuttings were
made from disposal areas designed
for terrace outlets.
Terraces were constructed ,the
past week on E. T. Bowen’s farm
near Blaney. Lines were surveyed
by the Soil Conservation Service
and terraces constructed by James
Ward, local AAA contractor.
Soil conservation essay awards
were made Friday evening at the
Thomas Tavern by the supervisors
of the Lynches river soil conserva-
Tlbn district to” the high school
students writing the best essays
In the county. Miss Betty Lou Dow-
ey of the Blaney school won first
place In the county.
Farm conservation plans 'were
written the past week on the farms
of E. C. Goff, Blaney: J. S. Ed
monds, Ridgeway, and H. T. Lovett
of the airport community.
m
^ring Reviral
At Blaney Church
Rev. J. W. Swails announces the
opening ot th^ spring revival at
the Pentecostal Hollnes^v church at
Blaney, under the direction of Rev.
H. R. Robinson of Darlington from
May 28 to June 7, Inclusive.
’There-will be special singing and
services at 8 p. m', dally, and a
cordial invitation is extended to
the pubic to attend.
other men who have been through
experiences similar to theirs during
the war, and yet be subject to re
call to active duty only in a na
tional emergency declared by con
gress. Applications for Enlisted
Reserve Corps are being received
dally at the local recruiting office
located at the American Legion
here in Camden.
Electric power production in
Greece is 20 per cent above pre
war.
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• WAUCIN COOLERS
• VEGETABLE CASES
• COMBINATION RE
FRIGERATOR AND
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• DEEP FREEZERS
And Other Equipment
If we haven’t got It wo can get It
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Commercial A Domestic
'Phone 818-R Camdeni S. C.
USED CAR
For
SALE OR TRADE
nl—1942 Ford Tndor .
#1—1941 Buick Sedan-
ette
#1—1941 /Ford Pidrap
• 1—1941 rFord Tudor
• 1^—1940 Chev. Twn.
Sedan
Sedai^
• 1—1938 PlyuMUth
Sedan ..
•1—1936 Chev. Sedan
•1—1938 Ford Tndor
• t"J*** •’"Mi*
Sadu "e"
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•1—1941 Chow,
Ford T,
’DeLuxe”
•1—1940 Ford Ta
•1—1936 Ford
•1—1936 Chev.
•1—1929 Ford
The Above Cara .and Trucka are Priced to
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ftUfllll GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Morton’s Salt plain ot iodized 4 for
WHIPS
EASQ.Y
TaH Can
CARNATION MILK
3 for 35c
1
FRUIT JUICES
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE No. 2 can 3 for 25c
Sweetened or Unsweetened
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46oz.can 19c
ORANGE JUICE No. 2 can 3 for 27c
Sweetened or Unaweetenod ^
ORANGE JUICE 46 ol can 21c
TOMATO JUICE No. 2 can 3 for 25c
TEA TIME IS HERE AGAIN! _
UPTON’S TEA . Vi lb. package
Sunkist LEMONS med. size dozen
SUGAR 10 pounds
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4
No. 2 can
2 for 29c
Standard* Pack
TOMATOES
lico American SPAGHETTI
With Cheeae Sance . ’ •
Hunt’s Prepared
PRUNES
1 lb. 12 oz..Jar
21c
CHEE WEES4asty and tempting 7 oz. jar 45c
/1l^ DANDY GBITS
MAXWELL HOUSE
Snowdrift
SHORTENING
3 lb Jar or Can
L35
SOAP POWDERS At
Reduced Pi
RINS0-lge.jdig.
DUZ-lg&pkg.
DREFT-lge.pkg.
OXYDOL - Ige. pkg.
Super Suds-Ige. pkg.
Swift’s Bland
SHORTENING
3 Ib. carton
1.25
LARD
1 lb. carton
23c
BAND FL
Plain or Self-Riainf
5 lb. Bag
10 lb. Bag
47c
93c
2 lb. Bag
5Ib.Bag
17c
39c
.MEAL-Water Ground
10 lb. Big
49c
CLOROX
Quart Bottle
Camden
15c
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