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Electrical Supplies Goodyear Tires —• Tubes 1107 Broad Street Camden, South Carolina ANNOUNONG THE OPEmNC or A COMPLETE MODEL AIRPLANE DEPARTMENT •—Featurinf — Cleveland and Comet Design Flying and Solid-Scale Models BUILD THEM YOURSELF The National Hobby for Young and Old Skip Models—Model Airplanes>->leep Models ALSO IN STOCK GE aocka GE Irons GE Oock-Radios GE Farm Radio GE Coffee Makers GE PorUble Mixer GE Portable Phonograph GE Vacuum Cleaners GE *Westeinster Chime* Mantle Clock GE Console-Model Radio-Phonograph GE Table-Model Radio-Phonograph GE 2-Speed Oscillating Fans Clarkson Supply Co. PHONE 22.W Your Goodyear and General Electric Dealer (Located NOxt to Chronicle Office) Biiidseys Flour m 2Slbc., SOibc. BIRDSEY’S BEST/ $3.70 4 BROTHERS IM 3,50 m(5ney saver' 1S7 324 Coif I'tD. BIRDSEY’S BEST (Vacuum Can) .45 4 BROTHERS .35 FAIR PLAY .27 4 lbs. Pure Lard BIRDSO FLOUR & FEED STORES U.I THE W*T DINCCT ri*OM MILL TO YOU • TH« CAMPgU CHWOUiCH, CAMOBtlfc tOUTM CAaOLffiA, WHPaY, MifAm t»# liberty Hill News Jks snnoanced in the Chronicle last wef*. Rer. Robert O. Hall of Westi^lnster preached at the Pres byterian church on Sunday mom* lug. ReT, Hall U quite a young man, a thia year’s graduate, but gave hla hearers an able and Mrn- eat Bible discourse with the ease snd dignity of an experlenc^ Chrlatiao minister. A large audi ence of home folks and visitors were out to attend his first appear ance beforjs an audience in the home town bf hla kindred, and were very much pleased with the ser vices. We hear that he will locate In GreenvlUe. Rev. John E. Richards and fsml y of Columbus. Oa., ’visitors in the home of his father. Capt. N. 8. Mr.. * 8. WlllUim. .jd Children of Camden euests of Mr. and Mrs, E. L. Jonw . .»d Mr.. Dr.-.°. attended services at the Presby terlan church.* . Mrs K. J. Wardlaw. Sr., ana W. C. Wardlaw are visiting rela tives in Tabor City, N. C. Mr .nd Mr.. U P. •"‘“i.pi.on Tue.d., at Old CdlboHc ihbrch In Fairfield county. They ^^ Mrs A M. MacLouchlin of ?„';;o.!Jr'‘ N c.. .JO «.ed to b. '"Tr'“.':d°MS‘v rcot,»i"«i>»“ visited w D. McDowall and sls- :‘:Hf Knight. Hill on Sunday *^Mrs ^ J. A. Frances and Mar garet and Bill Francis are visiting Mrs. J. G. Richards. Mr and Mrs. J. W. Tooa Laifrens were guests last the home of Mrs. John O. Rich ^*^^rs T P McCrae has returned aftir a viit of several days to her son. Stephen McCrae. In N aid visited many of ’'Mr.\"5 J. Fl,bb J«b»o'«J hare returned to AOanta a r' "'Mur'et? ’alS ZZ Mra. Henry F. Haile were visitors .lere Sunday evening. Mrs. Rosa Bennett and John nett and Mrs. Harper of Camden Flying Service VETERANS APPROVED SCHOOL < —i Ask For Ed Moody PHONE 642-3CJ Mrs. B. H. Bradham Complimented On Her Birthday Mrs. Beveriey Hendiix Bradham of Moncks Corner was compliment' ed on her birthday last Saturday when Mrs. A. C. Bradham gave a dinner party in her honor. A profusion of late summer flow- ers were used in the dining room and other parts of the house. Quests invited were: Mr. and Mra. Ralph Stevenson, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vereen (Betty Stev*. enson) of Columbia and Mrs. Brad- nara • • • • • V Returns Home After Very Pleasant Visit Mrs. Florence Gregory, daughter, Mrs. Joseph A. Rauseo, and grand daughter, Claudette Gregory, have returned home after an ex tended visit with Mrs. Gregory’s sister, Mrs. Robert Hutto, of Spra- tanburg; also her son. Otis Gregory, til the Grove Park Inn in Asheville, ^ • • BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. W. R. H. Boone of Boykin, Route 1. announce the ar rival of a ion, Edward Owen, bom July 25. The young man weighed 15 pounds. • • • 'Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Marlon, N. Mill street, announce the birth of a daughter on Friday, August 8, at the Camden hospital. The young lady has been named for her mother, Evelyn Cantey Marion. Mrs. Marion ia the former Miss Evelyn Cantey. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. EMward B. Cantey of Co lumbia. % • • Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Saiane .nre receiving congratuIationB upon the arrival bf twin sons, born Aug ust 13, at Georgetown University hospital, Washington, D. C. Con siderable recognition has been given them as these are the first twins bora sined the completion of this hospital about three weeks ago. Mrs. Saiane is the former Mar jorie Crbed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Creed, Camden. .. Ben- Heath vll- neu aiiu Springs were visitors in “‘Mr.''iSd‘‘Mrs. J. G. Richards and daughter. Kay of Florence, are yisl tors here for the niohards r. VS: SS and dauiihlar. '"'JS Ruests of Supt. and Mrs. mo e Richards of Kershaw on Wednes “Mr. and Mra. Hanr, S Hlajdba Jr., announced the birth of daughter, Toni Anne, on August ut the Marlod. Sims Memorial hoje pltal. Mrs. Higgins is the ^ocmer Annie. Beulah Hllllfird of Heath Springs. NOTICE My office will be cloaed from Aufutt 18 throafb Aufuit 24. ^ L, W. Fort, D.D.S. Great Falls, S. C. piiiiiiiraniiiiiiiiEaiiHiiimB COMING ATTRACTIONS Hdglar Theatre Corner Broad and Butledpe Bta Fri.-Sat, Aug. 18-16 “RIDING THE LONE TRAIL” Bob Stssle Also Borlal. Comedy, Cartoon )oeooQ»oo»aoooooooeoo0oo< Mon.-Tues., Aug. 18-19 Special! Flret Time Shown In Camden “LOVE AND LEARN’* Jack Carson, Martha VIckere Also Pathe Newt Wed.-Thurs., Aug. 20-21 “SWING THE WESTERN WAY” Jack Leonard—Mary Dugan And tho Hooalor Hotahpts Paramount Newa and Serial ATTENTION • FARMERS— • LUMBERMEN— • PULPWOOD CUTTERS I bavu been appointed Agent for the— Mall Chain Saw 1 now have taws and a large amount of parts on hand. D. J. CREED Camden, S. C, Miss Geneva Ray And “Dickie” Cox Marriage Of Interest The wadding of Miss Oanava Ray and Bryant ''Dickie” Cox was aolemnixed on Tuesday evaniaf, August 12. at 8 o'clock at the boms of the bridegroom’s peranti, Mr. and Mrs. J. C Cox, 1211 Mill street. •The Rev. J. B. Caiton of Colum bia, fonp^ pastor of the First Baptist church of Camden, per formed the double ring ceremony In the presence of the two tamiliee and a few close friends. Candles were lighted by Carol Cox, brother of tho bridegroom/ and Ted Patterson. The bride and bridegroom enter ed the living room together and stood before an Improvised attar beautifully deqorated with South ern smilaz and maases of white gladioli against a background of palms interspersed with seven- branched candelabra holding white cathedral tapers. The bride was becomingly at- rtred in a two-piece of Heavenly blue crepe with white accessories and she wore a corsage of white bridal roses and tuberoses. Carol R. Cox, USMC, Cherry Point, N. C., was hla brothers best maa The bridegroom’s mother, Mrs. J. C, Cox, wore a street length dress of black crene with a corsage of pink and white aaters. Mrs. J. H. Napper mother of the bride, was gowned In Poudre blue crepe and her corsage was of gardenias. Mrs. Cox, the daughter of Mrs. J. H. J>lapper of Kershaw and the late Mr. Ray of Baron DeKalb, is a graduate of Baron DeKalb school and was graduated in the class of ’43. For the past few years she has been making her home in Camden where ihw ban hmm miyloyi# tgr the Sonthern Bell Thlephono aatf Tdograph cobbpmb;. Jfr. Cox ie th* Mooni am «t Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cox. He. redehred his education in the Camden «ity schools, end served with the armed forces in the United States Marine Corps, Third division, overseka for 18 months. He is a member of the Junior cleas at the University of Georgia. Athens. Ga., where be is specialixing in physical eduea- Uon. "Dickie” distingnlshed himself as a football player while at Cam- tbe aAoM and n bau SSr * foUowM, bjfor. lurtiic tor of Mr. Cta.^cwinj « .j.* Um W«| An old lady who lived, on a farm Said, "Here, Fm free from all harm- Along came a hornet; she hdUerei "Dojg-gone-Ur As its stinger sank deep in her arm, <^Yes, there nre many dnuferg on a farm policies cover practically EVERY of i possible. The kick of a mule, the atinf of « bite ^ a snake; falls, fractures, bums, cuts, injuries from fires, eiqsloeions, farm animal bites, storms, licbtninf . . . these arsi just a few and, of course, automobile ami travel accidents are mduded. - e Ask us about the COLONIAL $5000.00 NON CANCELLABLE “MASTER” POUCY which vides liberal Medical Reimbursement PLUS ment for LOSS TIME, l^ruly, “In All the No Finer Accident Contract.” We also Sell ‘uFE INSURANCE in All Forms DAVID H. 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