The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 30, 1947, Image 4
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Congressman IB^
A Heart Attack .
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CongreMDUia John J. RUey of
the Second Sonth Carolhia con*
greseional district was In ,s
“serious” condition at Tri-Connty
hospital at Orangeburg after a
heart attack about noon last Fri
day, hospital attaches salA
Riley, a resident of Sumter, was
stricken in the office of State
Representatire Sol Blatt In tem-
well, and was carried immediately
to the Orangeburg hospital.
He told attaches that *^1 felt no
pain. I Just fainted.”
Riley was suffering from a
“thrombosis condition.” attaches
said
Monmiid Da^r
Committee Thanks
All Partidpants
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COMMG ATTRACTIONS
Camden Theatre
FrL-Sati May 30-31
The Yeerie Funniest Picture
About Love
••SUDDENLY ITS
SPRING*’
with
Paulette Goddard
Fred MacMurray
Also Selected Short Subjects
Sat., May 31, 10:30 P. M.
Laffs, Action, Mystery and
Romancel
”1 RING DOORBELLS”
Ann Qwynne—Robert Shayne
NOTICEI Night Shoyv Now
Starts at 7:S0
Moii.-Tuee.-Wed.,
June 2>3-4
•THE SEA OF GRASS”
Speneer Trdey
Katharine Hepburn
Robert Walker—Meivyn Douglas
Mevletene News
Tkuraday, June 5
. ••NOTORIOUS
GENTLEMAN”
The Private Lite of a
Magnifieent Heell
Rex Harrison—LItll Palmer
Latest News
Rememberl Beginning Monday,
June 2, and until further notice.
Night show will start at 7:S0
The committee in charge and the
John D. KMinedy chapter, UDC,
wish to thank all those who helped
to make the dfemorlal Day exer
cises at the Quaker burying ground
on May 11 (Sunday), such a fitting
tribute to the veterans and heroes
of all past wars and World Wars
I and II.
Especially are thanks due to
Mrs. Wm. J. Hoffman 'or her love
ly rendition of ther' Lord’s Prayer,
Captain David and his souad’s valu
able assistance and the perfect
Taps played by Band Master Mid
dleton and his b
well-trained Drum Corps, to the few
Scouts who helped In every way
possible. To Mr. Komegay, for the.
loan of chairs and Thornwell Hay
tor helping to place the crosses
and Miss Bessie Young, Mrs. Dan
Jones and M, M, Reasonover, who
placed the flags on the graves. Mrs.
Frank Babbit had charge of the
Unknown Graves.
The largest audience In ten
years heard with 'pleasure the
tribute to the Air CorpB by Major
Bam Boykin and the fine me
morial address by Attorney An
drew 8. Marlon.
The programs were mimeo
graphed by the Chamber of Com-
mercs staff.
Mrs. E. C. vonTresckow, Chairman.
Bedmne News
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Seegars
and children have returned from a
visit to Claremont, Oa.
Mrs. Clemaon Wilson and Miss
Louise •Wilson of Newberry were
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. A. K.
McLaurln last week.
Dr. W, W. Culp and family have
moved to Union where he is en
gaged as pharmacist.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. McCaskUl
have moved into the old McCaskUl
home on upper Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. CJalhoun of Phila
delphia have purchased the home
fron^Mr. and Mrs. McCaskUl and
have^ moved in.
Mrs. T, B. Altman and childrep.
Misses Cartri and Alma Altman and
Billy Altman are visiting their
aremts and grandparents In Bell-
town, Tenn.
W. F. Baddey Is
Gravely ID.At
N. Y. Hospital
P«p«lar CamdwB Whator
RnaiHut Tak«a Torn
Following Oporation
Ovic Leaders
Phui Local Role
In Naval Reserve
UU PUUMA
nr SPMAY
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Sptay lor cka hoflat can b«
used as a space spray; also
on waUs, iMMiagB, scnbm,
and otbw surfacee where
insects light. Stainless, vtda*
tile, effective—hes many es
sential uses.
mOM SPKtn RU DO
We sgray homes and
farme, etc., at a reason
able charge.
CAMDEN FEED
& SEED CO.
Flavor Tested Teas
rSTAHlISHED
KfOOD STORES j
0UR0WN*^‘^«'-.31c
NECTAR */« 35c
SNOW’S POLLOCK
FISH FLAKES
VAN CAMP’S—WITH MEAT SAUCE
SPAGHETTI
2'J.= 25c
STARR PREPARED
PRUNES
2 “z 25c
RED CHEEK
APPLE JUICE
FRESH MILD
CHEF^E
IONA OR PACKERS LABEL
PEAS
NEW LOW PRICE
r
FRESH TEXAS
A A P COFFEE
MILD a mellow
CORN
8 O’CLOCK
6 ears 25c
1 Lb. Q7c 9 1 Lb. 700
bag 01 BAGS lO
RICH a FULL BODIED
«
RED CIRCLE
GREEN BLACKEYE
1 Lb. QAc 9 1 Lb. 77c
BAG on * At BAGS 1 i
PEAS
VIGOROUa 4 WINEY
BOKAR
41“ 2 81“
2 lbs. 25c
FRESH TENDER SOUTH CAROLINA
GREEN BEANS 3 lbs.
25c
FRESH LONG GREEN SOUTH CAROLINA
CUCUMBERS 2 lbs.
25c
FRESH-SOUTH CAROLIMA AND GEORGIA
SQUASH 21bs.
25c
GREEN
BiBITER ffilANS lb.
'The colored schools with Albert
Aiken of Camden and Betbune, at
principal,- closed Friday evening.
The children-were taken on a pic
nic to Sugar Loaf Mountain, a few
mllea from Cheraw Thuradajr.
The following wedding invitation
has been received: Mr. and Mrs
Harry Aldridge Bentley reqoesta
the pleasure of your company to
tb^ marriage of their daughter,
Karhieen, to Alexander Betbune
McLaurln, June seventeenth at
River Forest, 111. Mr. McLaurin la
the eldest son of Mrs. Daisy Me-
Lanrln.
Rev. W. L. Baker la attending
the Presbyterian general assembly
in Montreat, N. C., this week as a
comtnissioner to repreaent Con-
garee Presbytery, ^
Misses Cecilia King and Stella
Betbune spent the weekend in An
derson with Mr. and Mrs. Mach
King. They werd accompanied horn'
by Mrs. King for a‘short B(ay.-
Mrs. Bill (>peland is convalescing
from an operation undergone at
the Camden hospital last week
Tracy Hearon returned fro® the
Camden hospital Sunday where he
had been for treatment for in
juries received when scalded by
steam ht the . Sparkle Cleaners
shop here.
Travis Kelley, third base high
school baseball player, had the mis
fortune of breaking his leg last
Wednesday while playing the third
game against BranchvlUe for low
er state championship <m Melton
field in Colombia. Travis is now
a patient at Moores' Clinic in Co
lumbia.
Miss Stella Betbune li spending
this week st Duke hospital with
her sister, Mrs. B. L. Norwood.
Mrs. Mark King accompanied her
to Duke and returned Tuesday
with Mrs. D, M. Maya and Mrs.
E. Z. TrttesSell who spent the day
there with Mrs. Norwood.
'Hio many friends of WlUlani F.
Buckley, whiter realdeat of Cam-
den for many years, wm regret to
learn of hia serious illness in a
New York hospitaL
Mr. Buckley was operated upon
last we^ and compUcationB sot in
which caosed the members of his
family and attenilag physicians
grave concern.
—Mr. Baelfley lft one of jflto oat-
standing residents of Camden,
where he is held on deep affection
and reepoot Ho pnrehasod and re
built ^I^mschatka, 'which today
ranks as one of the most attrac
tive winter estates in the south.
It has boon the scene of many
pleasant eoclal eventa during the
incumbency of the Buckleys.
Hie triends legion here and else
where are hoping for Mr. Buckley’s
early -recovery.
Sells Beer On
Sonday—Assessed
Heavy Penalty
HazeL Patteforth Draws
Fine or $52 For Tka
Orfensa
Hazel Pettleforth; .colored, who
operates a lunch stand on West
DeKalb street, waa found guilty by
Magistrate Robert David of a
charge of soiling bAer on Sunday.
The arrest was made on com
plaint of M. L. Williams. M^strate
David assessed a fine of |6S against
Petteforth.
This is the first time that an
arrest has been made here for vio
lation of the state law retatlve to
the sale of boor on Suatey.
■at Weattw Bmb
- Conffeei inaugurated a twtatlye
smaOMr hweeu servlee la Utn, but
k wae ID years later Siet flie weath
er bureau, as such, was offloielly
recognised.
••Whoa you think d lum*'
bMS thfadi o# Ua.”-4iiill6r
Lumbor CBSipsNy.
NffGd m
LAEATfVC?'
■Bull Ewnight ft; r
l-Uawally prompt
24lau«lly thorough
^•Always oconomical
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that a
meeting of the stockholders of Su
preme Products Company will be
held at Camden, South (Carolina,
at 10 o’clock A. M., June 21, 1947,
to consider a Resolution increar.ing
the capital stock of said Supreme
Products Company from ninety-Uve
thousand dollars (196,000.00) to not.
exceeding one hundr^ twenty-five
thousand dollars (1125.000.00), and
to consider any other business that
may properly come before said
meeting. 10-13c
H. A. RABON, President.
ELAINE RABON, Secretary.!
CAVTiow: u«g oetiv PG ••NcercG
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WE HAVE ON HANDt
Sheet Rock
Nails
RoU Roofing •
Aluminum Roofing
Bob Wire
Hog Wire
Brick Siding
Medicine Cabinets
Cement
Morter Mix
Finish Lime
Pmnt ,
Windows
Doors
Brick Siding
The role that Odmdea will play
in a nation-wide campaign to in
sure America's investment in
peace, by bnildlng a strong'Naval
Reserve, was being planned by
local clvie leaders.
Cltteena all ov^r the country
will be Uked to support a drive
to aegaaint both veterans and non-
veteraaa with the penonal ad
vantages offered by membership
In the new organization. The na
tional campaign will bo climaxed
by membership in the new organi
zation. The national campaign
will bo climaxed by S' week. May
18 to 26, to be known as "Opera
tion Naval Reserve”.
Dr. Guy Moore
Guest ^leaker On
Baptist Hour
chosen for this patriotic service
will be announced within a few
days
The new civilian Naval Reserve,
as authorized by congress to help
this country carry out her re
sponsibilities In a world at peace,
kirns at conserving, improving
and utilizing the navy’s wartime
"know-how" which okherwiae
would be lost. Knowledge and
training which origlnallv cost mil
lions of dollars can be passed
along to younger reemtta through
the Reserve program. Reserve
Armories, ships, air stations and
other facilities, throughout the na
tion, will afford the Reservist an
opportunity to leam new technical
skills, or to Improve those he al
ready uses in his - civilian Job.
Without losing any of his civilian
rights, a Reservist may earn while
he learns, through attending week
ly' drills or going on periodic
cruises in ships of the regular
opmating fleets. Much of the lat
est sbleotific equipment will be
available to him.
wnNHiMiHiuniuiiinD
COMING ATTRACTIONS
Haiglar Theatre
Bomar Bread and Rutledfe its
BB—BOOBBOOBOOBBOBOBBB*
FVL^Sat, Mrf 30^1
••STAGECOACH TO
DENVBK”
with
Ahm Lane at Red Ryder and
Bobby Blake
Chapter No. B "Josae Jzmes
RIdea Again”—Alee Comedy
The Baptist Hour aext Boiiday,
June 8, will feature the local
church, 4With Dr. H. Guy Momre of
Fort Worth, Texas, as speaker, as
sanouBced by the radio eommis-
skm. 8.B.C., 8. F. Lowe, director,
Atlanta. Ga. Dr. Moore hag racent-
ly assamed his reepenslhilitiss sa
psstor of the Broadway Baptist
church of Fort Worth, having
come to this pastorate from the
Womsl Road church of Kansas
City.
.The three institutionv the home,
the school and the church are pre-
ssnted in the first three broadcasts
of June^ beeause they are basic iir
permanence of American life as
wall as in the progress of the
Kingdom of God, according to thp
Atlanta announcement
At the recent annual meeting In
St Lonls, the Southern Baptist
conyention and Woman’a Mla-
aionary union gave heartiest en
dorsement to the "One Million
Prayer League”, which is being
promoted by the Baptist Hour. Mr.
Lowe states further a steady flow
of signed cards into the Mptitt
Hour office indicates that a host
of people are praying for a mighty
spiritual awakening in Ammlea
and around the wortd.
The Baptist Hour may bo
heard in ^uth Carolina at 8; SO
EST, Sunday morning, over radio
stations wese, Charleston; WIS,
Columbia; WSPA, Spartanburg, and
Wfia; Bsntar. Also. «
OreeavUle, at I p!^*
final Dl
Notice is hereby
the Probate Court of irT
ty hh final relSn „ 4^
tw ^ the estate of
en, deceased, and on^^J
date ha wiU apply V
Court fsr a final dl»<*t»»^ 1
Adarinlstrator.
N. C. ABi ^
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Why worry about those ••pesky” little d(
moths? For only ten cents you can protect •
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Bofhmlfif Teday, Night Shew
Sterte at 7:S0
M<m.-Tiaea., Jane 2^3
••QUEEN 6F the
AMAZONS”
with
Robert Lowery
Patricia Morlson
Psthe News and Selected Shorts
Wed.-Thurs., Jane 4^5
••RENEGADE GIRL”
Ann Savage—Alan Curtis
#
Also Serial and News
Remembsrll Night Show Starts
St 7tDS
suit for a year. For fifty cents a year you ced ^
proof your davenport and this protection ii i
anteed in writinf by the famous Bwloti guamtiel
Berlou profeisioDal mothproofing protects
fijr ten years against Miy damage or we pay
— and this protection and wiit^ guarantee:
in force aftCT repeated dry cleanings. Berlot
? rooting will protect your clothing, blanket
umiture it is colorless - • - a^ odorless,
ber any material mothproofed Berios
original softness and is guaranteed.
For reliable Berlou ten year mothproofing serrieei
mill
QVAUTY CLEANERS
1>aKalb Street I
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tiomc ludi\
pliin >oiji
A horns of your own moles you feat moit dl
horns ond helps you live a more grpeiow tkl
inoi toaoo
The fedarol plon disfributes the cost of I
ownership o^ a term of years, in easy m
fy payments. This way, rent money pays i
yoiir loon.
oi.xlualh
Va/r/ \ftf \
Step in onytime, and we will show yM
you con poy rent to yourself.
First Fedenti Savings & Loan
City Equip. & Supriy Ca
raom •
High School (jraduati
The Nursing Profession Needs
Make Application Now for New
Class Begmmiig June 16.
If eligible and accepted youll reodve at N
cost to you: tuition, aniforms, hooks, room and
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-board, hospitalizatioii, yearly yacatioii.
WRITE or CALL
Camden Hospital School of
Camden, South Carolina