The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 13, 1947, Image 2
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School At Flri^
Baptist Church
Thie ottrollment of tho Vacation
Bible school of the First BaptlM
church has reached 200; with 'n'
attendance of IbO. The samI wlU
continue through Wsdttssiay of
next week when commencement
will be held In the church aadi>
torlum at t o’clock. Miss Starnes,
assistant to the pastor. Is principal
and O. Floyd Montgomery, pastor.
Is bringing derotional messages
each morning on the ’‘Meaning of
Charch Membership” emphasising
the doctrines of the chm^ The
Bible studies are’illnatrated each
day with the nse of tl^ new slide
and film projector. The choir work
Is being directed by Mrs. F. M.
McCorfcle and Mrs. O. Floyd Mont
gomery. Mrs. J« B. Patterson Is
teachl^ mlsslona each diy while
the more than SO other memhett
of the faculty direct the wm-k bt
the departmenta. Miss MoUle BMth
Redfeam la directing the reerea-
llon and Mrs. T. A. -Anderson to
snpenislng the refreshments
serred each day by the Missionary
society of the church.
CARD OF THANKS
The Father and Mother of Vic
toria Starnes wish to thank their
many friends for their kindness and
sympathy, also flowers, during her
Illness and death. * l^P
Announcing---
the opening of
William Lawson Blacksmith. Shop
Located on
8, Broad St.—Next to Coca-Cola Plant
Bring Yoor Shoeing and Smithing To Us
• ALL WORK GUARANTEED •
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Ubetijf Bffl News
Mr. and itH. Atohards of
Ck>ie<MriiiJl. C., brought their som
damesv.to spend two weeks with
asnlA, Misses Lisxie, Lai and Mar
lon at the Richards home.
Mrs. M. Jackson of Camden Is at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
Cunningham for a rtolf of ssTeral
'dayi
Miss' Louise Johnston, our pleas
ant and accommodating poet mae*
ter, to ^attending the conyentlon of
post masters in Columbia for two
days. Her sister. Miss Clwa John
ston, to in charge of the office while
she to away.
Congressman and Mrs. J. P.
Richards and son, Dick, Spent Sun
day with relatires and attended
serrices at the Presbyterian church.
Hon. R. B. Cunningham, natlre
of Uberty Hill but for many years
a prominent “man of affairs” In
Allendale county, where he was «
member of legislature for sereral
»rms. spent Sunday risiting in his
boyhood home with relatlTee and
attended the church of his child
hood. Mr. Cunningham has r^ired
from actire life aM is making hto
alt the _
for mdklag Qm first trane-Atlaadle
trip, atoo the animala In the sop
in St Louis mid sends best wMhea
to friendi at home.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Harold Folh a^
two chlldreai of Washington, D 0.,
stdnwd here a short time Monday
eneroute to tte home of kis pa*^
enta, Mr. and Mra O. P., Folk in
Lee connttr for short rlslt,
Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Williams ot
Camden were guests Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Jones #nd'Rer.
and Mrs. F. A. Drennon. parmts of
Mrs. Jones.
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ANNIVIRtARY OF TRINITY
MCTHODIST CHURCH •
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The nineteenth annlyersary
(since rebnOdlng) of Trinity Meth
yl church will be celebrated Sun
day, June 1». at 11:80 a. rn. •nA
4:80 p, m. The sermon at I1:10
a. m. be preached by the pas
tor, Rer. W. R. Gregg; the music
will be furnished by the
choir. The annlrersary sermon will
be delirered at 4:80 p. m., by Rey.
C. P. Fergtson. the pastor of
Emanuel Methodist church of Sum-
I-ter; hto senior choir will' furnish
I the music. All members of our
II i'hnrr.h and community IM cordlsl-
‘‘^Si.’^M^JJrRtohards win attend! church 7n7 cS'mmun'lty ire c^l
.u2Sr*tJ?Jo“lS w"ni inylted to ittend these serrlcedl
•%ra^R. LWardlaw, Sr., has wlth,Subacribg to Tho Chromicld
her two grandchildren. Mary Joe
and Tommie Warren of Allendale,
We Are Equipped . . .
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to do Custom-Sprajjmg for
homes, farm buildings, etc., using
Purina D.D.T. Products.
Those Products lUU
Flies, mosquitoes, gnats, moths, roaches,
ants, waterbugs, fleas and numerous
other insects.
SCHEDULE THE JOB. YOU WANT DONE—NOWI
CAMDDI FEED. & SEED CO.
Tolephono 716-W
South Brood St.
Used Cars
★ 1940 CHEVROLET
Convertible Coupe
★ 1939 CHRYSLER SEDAN
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EXPERT WORK
General Automotive Repairs
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Body and Fender Work
. Wrecker Service
KAISER-FRAZER MOHAWK TIRES
who will probably spend several
weeks in the up country here.
Mr. and Mrs. John O. Rlchaitls
and daughter, Kay of iTIorence,
were visitors here Sunday. Kay re
mained for longer visit. '
Mra A. C. Cureton spent the
weekend with her brother, James
Jones, who passed another mile
stone of time, and sister, Mtos Paul
ine Jones, at their home In Chester.
John B. Chireton (soldier) writes
his mother that he enjoyed seeing
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
HOW TO KIU IT.
IN ONE HOUR
IP NOT PLBABED, your S5f back.
Aak any druggist for this 8TRONO
fungicide, TB-OL. Made with 90 per-
ceut alcohol, it PBNBTIIATB8. Reach
es and kills MORE germs faster. To
day at
ADDITIONAL WANT ADS
FOR tALlr-Boys bicycle,, prac
tically new. In No. 1 condition;
new tlrea, kick aUnd, chain
gnard, flLOO. ^ L. T. Brauham,
behind Stokes Store, at Dusty
Beiid.*or photie 85AW. 13p
FOR SALE—By Shannon Realty
Company. A 6 room modefu
home, on paved street, very deep
lot. Very reasonable prtcA In*
eludes beater, refrigerator, water
heatei and Venetian Minds.
ALSO, In the city, several fine
homes from 5 to H rooms each
at very fair prices^
ALSO, In White Gardena, new 4,
5 and € room homes with cl^
lights, water, *phone and Dua
aerviota- .
ALSO, aome nice farm homes and
tracts.
He Knows How COOL It la ...
Sticky 4-Weather
Doesn’t Qat His
Collar Hot . . .
And eo .wfll you, when you iuntall
INSULATION sad sa ATTIC FAN
m your ^omo or office.
(Not Aa Es^uat Fsa^« ,
Sixes 36 in; —42 in. —4S in.
8 Blades . . Super Silent . . Pulls
More Air .. Got a real attic fan.
•INSULATION with Rock Wool
will cut your tMoporature down 10
degrees or uMiiro ► • . Saros fuel ia
winter. ^
Bit A WISE BIRD—^
Call M. E. FORTE—Phone 582-J
SEAT COVERS
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Indiyidually tailored to fit your .ear. Any make
. ■ ■ 'yr '
or model, $22.50 up. .' ^
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Convertible Tops-^Factory Duplicates
. Antiques Restored.
Furniture Repaired, Upholstered
^ and Refinished .
Furntiure Slip Covers, BecttitifUUy*
/ Tailored
9-inch Electric Fans
e •
. $9.75
Mellichamp-"' . Motors
Phone 613 Rutledge Street Night Ph<me 858-W
MAYFAIR DECORATORS
831 Va Broad St. ^ Phone 879-J Camden, S, C
Cora Berera Coatt^
Com borers cost American farm
ers about 37 million dollars in
1948.
DEPOSIT BOXES
'Consider their convenience and your own peace
of min|l when you know that your bonds, stocks and
other valuables are safe from Fire or Theft.
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We Have Boxes for Bent
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Die Conunerckl National
I CAMDEN, K C
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Msmhirr of Om Federal Deposit lasaranoo
of tko FodUnd Rtoorvo
FiHiiiiiiiienMiiiiiHEDiiniiiiiiP
COMING ATTRACTIONS
Hmglu Theatre
Cemar Broad sml Rutladga Ota
>0000^ 0 OOOOOOOOOOOOjtOf
Fri.-Sai« J«m® 13-14
*«it:rIu>rs on
HORSEBACK*'
Buster Crabhs, Patti McCarty
Al (Fuggy) iL Jehn
•arial and Leas'BiTDl Comedy
M<m.-Tueo., Juno 16-17
Rddls t>as« In ^
THE CARAVAN TRAIL*
Paths News and Ssisetad
Bhoid Bubjacts
WotL-Thun*, Jane 78-19
Spsatalll
Irving Barlln’a
^ALEXANDER'S
RAGTIIK BAND**
‘Tyrona Pouw Alloa Fsya
Dan Amaeha goi many athar
SmIsI nni N^^na
Manludtan Rodd
Of Fram'Aiito -
Baffin Wordage
ijipoit Car la Nation Is Vdr>
‘> 'dkt Of AU Wkb Gaxo
Upon k.
nia parade of exacting automo
bile. fana, wending ita way down
Rntledge atreeL bad for Ita deatlna
tion, the viewing of the car aka-
iatkm of fhe yaar — the faaoaa
Manhattan, a Fraaer-Kmtoer crea
tion which waa w exhibition In the
showroom of tA^-MeDieli^p-lls
honey Motor ecmpwy. ^ .
To attempt to deacrlhe* thto won
der car, would be a futile effort
for the reaaon that mere words are
hot adequate to convey to'Chronicle
readers Just what the car Is and
what it symboltoea in the matter of
par-excellence oonatruct’on and. do-
algn.
It’s a dream car. bat a dream
that came true. The atyling to a
maaterplece of cesftamanahip. the
color echeme refleeta the artistry
of expert.
Can you iipagine traveling over
the highways' In an alr-conditloned
car? The Manhatton. a* Fraaer car.
aetually has an alr-conditloning
unit dnd even on the hottest days
thto week, riding in the ear was a
poem of enjoyment
Thto ear must be se^ Jn ofder
that one may Jnatly realise Its
besnty. It must be rlddSn In to un
derstand riding comfort beyond de-
Isvkas
and aag '
ssdon
New low.priq
EFFBCTIVE JUNE It.
On
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CHURCH OF JESUi CHRIST
OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS
Elder Jay E. Bewan
Elder D. C. ClTrtoteneen
Sunday
10:30 A. M,—Sunday school.
7:80 P. M.—Sac. service (preach
ing aarviee).
Thursday
' 7:80 P. M. — M. I. A. (Topng
Peoplep meeting, also leasoa for
Hhe adnltaj. -
Third floor (above) Belk’s Dept
StOTA
No oolleetion taken.
LYTTLETok STREET
METHODIST CHURCH
Oeerga K. Way, Faster
Sunday Sa^eae
Church aehoel at 10 .a. at, with
classes and groupa for all ages.
TheLnoraety will remain oiton dar
ing kBe ttomihg preaching boat.
Preaching aervlee at 11:11 a. m.
. A cordial welcome, awaits yoa at
Lvttleton Street ehureh. **
SgT^ESDA PRESBYTERIAN
CKUfRCH
Sunday, June IS
A. Douglas MeAm, Paster *
Church scbo(d At 10 o'clock with
a Bible clasc for every age. The
nortery class oonttnaca through
the morning service. At the 11:15
morning worship the Rev. Harry
F. PetArson of Colombia will preach
as the pastor to on vacation tor
two Sundays. F. N, MoCSorUe will
be In charge of'the chareh eohool
and 'Edward Thompson In charge
bf the mnslc.
Evwyone to cordially invited to
attend these services.
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rav. Stilea B. Lines, Rector
Servleca for Sunday, Juna 16
t a. m.. Holy Communion.
10 a. m., Chorch school.
>1:16, ^mlag prayer and ser
mon by the rector.
TIRI$
• 10% Ob TinM
•20% On Tkbes
Liberal Trade-In Allew-
ance on ydinroM ttraaL
All guBS in stock.
PLAY SAFE
Witk
UFEGUARD
TUBES
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Washing •/ Greasing #
CAROLINA MOTOR
S. C. Clybum, MBnagor
VACATION SPECIAL...for miy
To all Dodfo and PlymoaMk FoMwitar Car <
Durinf tho Summar VacatUn Faviod up
ytNir car a pra-wacatkai chack-op and ovwkad
aialmf of tbo followinf wig^^'and aalarialit
1— Raplaoo PiatOB Rings
2— Raplaco fraiilribaff Ylaariiifi
^ fttrd Boarinn
OilFillar •
6— Cloan and Adjust Carburotar
7— Claan and Ckock Startar
9—Cleaa and Gimp Spark Fiufs
10—Tuna atkl Tkna Motor
tl—CiMek Ign^ Wiraag and
12-^A4jiiht Brakos and^fck Fluid .
13 Ckodf wbod toa-in (prarent tart
14—Udiricata ,Wkaoi Boafinga
•This oflar Ja good for a Innitod tkno only, mik
aignod to put motoriata’ cart in good opanlitei
tion bofore trip ia startad. Tako adrantagaMf
far and bava a plaaaant vaeataBM drhra.
•Otbar taraicea avaiUbla—Waabing,
ator .Flnabmg, TranamiiaioBi, and Lun
Change, Tire Ropaira and J^Mjscbment
too numarous'to montion hai^
Service Motor
Phone 109 817!
Dodgd-PlynMMath Cara Dodge **job-ratadri
^ AMOCO GAS, 014 TIRES, ET&
Dear Dodge 6r Plymouth.Owner:
lust a Question w Two
REGARDINQ YOUR INVESTMEIIT
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IF You Owned a'firie llCA Victor Radio which
developed trouble, you would logically re
quire RCA replacement parts for it. By the
, same reasoning it is logical for us to assume
^. ’ that you would.prefer Genuine Do^ge & Ply*
’ • mouth Parts for your respective car or truck.
•Wa hare an inweatmant of about $12,000.00 in Goautno "FACTOR
ENGiNEEgED’r Parts and Acceaaorioa to aorVe jrou. ^Jur shop is J***
modmm and we are always ready and willing to give you an oatiniiiL***
your repair work.. We feel that, with continuous factory advice, irs
^tter able to keep abreast of the constantljLcbangkig standards if ^
justment and repair on your car or truck tbai» anyone olao. CAIXUI
FpR PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE.
•New Dodge Cars and 'trucks are still not being
livered fast enough to meet the ever increasing -m
mand, but we will cheerfully take youif order (no
posit c)r trade-in required) and deliver your car'
truck in the (earliest possible thme.
• Oi^ Each Year you pack up for a Vacation Trip)
it will pay large dividends in pleasure if you ]
merely phone 109 and request a checkup on your
befbre you begin your trip. '
•We have **Brand New Factory Guaranteed^ —-rr
for your old worn but Engine and you cafi pay for*
job as you drive. M^ether it js an-oil charge, wash
grilse job, or a complete motor overhaul^ we will g“
ay do the job for you.
Call today fot an Appothtment.
SERVICE
PHONE 10* ;
DODGB.pLtaiotrrH.^cAi«Me<M}aK