Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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• • <4' PA%U TWO THt CAMDCN CHftOMlCLI, CAMDIil, tOUTI^ CAWOLIWA, FWlOAY, AUOUIT n, WSf i' i ■ Bethune Schools Open Sept 4 The board of trustees of the Be- thane public schools met Satur- athixteTfoot itch HOW TO STOP rr MAKE 5 MINinX TEST Qtt TE-OL et any drug store. Ap ply this POWERFUL PENETRAT* IMG fungicids FULL tTRENQTH. ’ Reoehss MORE germs to KILL the iteh. Get NEW toot comfort or your SSc teolc. Todiy at— DsKALB PHARMACY, Ino. set September 4 as the date for the Bethsne day and opening echode. The tnchers tn the elementary Echool will be: Mrs. Hearon, first grade; Miss Mabel Hilton, second grade; Miss Stella Bethune, third grade; Mrs. L«ulse T. Lee, fourth grade; Mrs. J. McCaskill, fifth grade, and Mrs. Baker, sixth grade. In the high school: Mrs. Tomp* Wayne, superintendent, science, kins will teach the seventh grade; Mrs. Altman, English and commer- cltl sublecta; Mrs. Eiatridga, mathe matics and history; Miss Carolyn Bethea, home economics; T. K Watte, agriculture, and A. C. Rtqpins No Spedal Diet HOLDS 100 LBS. - OF COAL Camden Petrdeum Oil Company In Bow To Public la Owned And Managed By E. B. (Ned) Beard. Haa Six ' Stationa Here Now Bethme UlHRm moRninc COAL HEATER iORE THAN A MILLIOH NOW IN NSEI Bunu sny kind of cost, C0k« or bHqurtt. e 6ttni-salofnalic, mafstin* f««d. • Host* sU day sad aight without r^uoUaf. e You assd Mart a fira but oect a yaar. • Aaaurw a wibataatlal hicl aaviam- e iUquIni lata attaatioa '"ikaa oioat furaacas. HOKLSM maa «im Be sure to get the genuine, imtcnted WARM MORNING ... tha heater with amadng interior conatrucdon fcatnrea. We*U gladly show it to you. Come in any time. W. F. NETTLFS & SON 93B Broad St. Phone 81 The Sinclair bulk plant of the Sinclair Refining company is now owned and managed by E. B. (Ned) Beard. In the announcement of the new ownership, it is stated that the company will be at the Central Filling Station, next door to the Redfearn Motor company garage on DeKalli atreet. The Camden I’etroleum company at this time haa alx filling atatlona in Camden, but under the manage ment of .Mr, Beard, the company ptaha to expand as rapidly as pos- alble. N'ed Beard was affiliated with his father -in the oU business for sev eral years before he went into the service -during the last war. After the war he returned to his father’s employment and has been with him the past two years. This experience has served to fit him for the exacting duties of manager of the new company. C. E. Watts, who has been in charge of the Sinclalre oil interests here for several years, will con tinue in the employ of Mr. Beard. The company will handle all Sin- Claire Refining company products. citXtion The State of South Carolina, ('ounty of Kershaw. By N. C. Arnett, Probate Judge: Whereas, Ancrum Miller, Sr., made suit to me to grant him I^et- ters of Administration of the Es tate an effects of Ancrum Mil ler. Jr. * ■These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and regular the Kindred and Creditors of the said Ancrum Mjlier, Jr., deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Camden, S. C., on August 26th, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Adlnlnistration should not be granted. 22-23c Given under iny hands this 11th day of August Anno Domini 1947. N. C. ARNETT, Judge of Pro))ate. /. J^ere^s to your health f X sparkling, dniicious Shivar Ginger Ala U far more than just a thirst-quancher. ifk a real Health drink, prepared with the celebrated alkaline water from the famous Shivor Springs and fortified with Vitamin B1. Shivar helps improve lagging appetites, aids digestion, neutralizes excess acid ity. Yes, WheTii you tddst your friends with ShiVar Ginger Ale you can say "Here's to your Health" and really gieon it. ^ shivar, GINGER ALE Prepared with the Celebrated SHIVAR SPRINGS WATER FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT Y x. E B. “NED” BEARD Is Now the Owner and Manager of Camden Petroleum Co. f ^ich organization has taken over the Sinclair bulk plant of the Sinclair Refining Company and that the ' , main office of the company is located at the Central Filling Station, next door to the Redfearn Motor Com pany garage. It IS also announced that Mr. C. E. Watts, former Sinclair Refining Company representative, will con- tinue with the Camden Petroleum Company. - CAMDEN PETROLEUM CO 9 • E. Bo (Ned) BEARD, Manager Miss Carolyx Bethea entartainad the Tuesday Evening Bridge club at the home of Mrs. L. M. Best. When the scores were counted, Mrs. L. M. Best held high score. Mrs. C. B. Mitchell second high end floettag prise went to Miss Harriett Maya. A golng-away gift was given Miss .Mary Ellen Mc- Laurin. Mrs. Loriag Davis entertained Thursday afternoon iu honor of Miss Mary Ellen McLaurin with three tables ot bridge. High score was won by* Miss Harriett Mays, second high went to Miss Cecilia King. Mrs. Bethune McLaurin, a lecent bride, was remembered with a gift and a manicure kit was pre sented Miss Mcl..aurin. Miss Rita Davis entertained Fri day evening with a lawn part> in honor of Miss Jane Louise Jones of Blshopville, whose marriage to Julian Guess Reames took place Saturday evening in Bishopville, Miss Davis was one of the attend ants in the wedding. Miss Dorothy Cotheran of Tim- monsville was the guest of Miss Mary Ellen McLaurin Saturday. Mrs. O. B. McKinnon and Miss P^ggy McKinnon of Elvans, Ga., are visiting relatlrei here:: Travis Kelly, who broke his leg in the spring while playing tase- ball, has returned to Moores Clinic, Columbia, for treatment. Nan Hilton Is a patient in Cam den* hospital. • Mr. and Mrs. Ennis Jackson, Bob by and Eddfe Jackson and Dub Wil son of Gastonia were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nell Truesdell Thurs day. Mrs. '’j. H. West has returned trom a visit to telatives in St. Charles. St. Stevens and Sumter. J. H. West has returned rrom a visit to his daughter in High Point, N C. Mrs. Ava Little and little daugh ter, Martha, spent last week at Myrtle Beach. Miss Tola Gardner of Atlanta is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. Paschal McLaurin and children of Cberaw are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. i. N. McLaurin. Dr,^ E. Z. Truesdell attended the funeral of Dr. LeGrand Guerry as honorary pallbearer in Columbia last Prldey. Mrs. W. H, Bryan and Misses Carolyn Bryan and EHsabeth jones visited Mr. aod Mrs. J. * R. Ruff and flunily in Newberry Sunday. Mrs. D. M. Mays and Mrs. Bes sie Bntzminger are visiting in FYedonla. N. Y. Mrs. Sallie Robertson has re turned from a visit to her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Thomas in Hartsville. Mrs. C. Vaughn of Cayce and Miss Druscllla Ratcliff of Columbia were weekend guests of Mr. and Marine Officer High HnniilHy When Your Back Hurts* And Your Strength and Eneigy Is Below Par It may ba oaoaad by ditordar oi Ud- aay luDctiun that parmita poiaonoua waata to aecuraulata. Far timy maay paopla taal tirad, weak aad afUarabla whan tha kidneya fait to ramova azoaai acida aad other araata matter from the blood. Yoh may auflar aaafaf baekaeha, rhauaiatie paini, baadaebes, disaiaaaa, gattiaa up niyhta, lag paina, awaUiag. SoaMumaa frequaet aae aeaaty uriaa- tloa aritb amarting and burning ia an- otbar sign that lomathiag ia wrong with tha kidnaya or bladder. There awMild ba no doubt that proarat traatmant ia wiaar than neglect. Uaa Doon'$ PitU. It ia bettor to rely on a madiWaa that baa Waii ewia^ryanda ap- E >val than on aoaaetbiag lam favorably own. Doon‘$ bam bean triad and taat- ad many yaaia. Are at aU dnm atoiua. Oat Doam'o today. Doans Pills PK THEATRE BETHUNE, S. C Friday, AufMt 22 Technicolor JENNIFER JONES GREGORY PECK JOSEPH GOTTEN News of the Day and Cartoon S^iturday, August 23 “BORDER FUED" with" At- Here Thundays The Marine reerotting office has announced that a representative of the Marine Corps will he'In Cam den every Thursday morning of this month for the purpose of ex plaining the many advantages of an enlistment in the Marines. Stating that all men between the ages of 17 and 28 who are physical ly fit and mentally alert are eligible for enlistmeat, the an nouncement emphasized the fact that all men 18 years of age and over no longer need the consent of their parents before being accepted for enlistment. Men 17 years of age otin are required to present the written consent of their parents or guardian before being accepted. The recruiting office of the Marines will be located in the post office building. Mrs. W. T. Ratcliff. Mrs. Hugh Witherspoon is with her sister, Mrs. Margaret Marion, who Underwent an operation at Moores Clinic, Columbia, last Fri day. Friends will be glad to know that she is Improving nicely. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Truesdell were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Heustess and little daugh ter of Gutonia and Mrs. Coleman of Aiken. Mrs. Louise Lee has returned from a nine weeks visit to her brothers, Ralph Tiller in Marion, 111., and Marvin Tiller in Denver. Colo. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Severance and children of Lamar were week end guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sevarance. Miss Eva Gary Copeland of Co lumbia and Miss Mary Ellen Mc Laurin left Saturday for New York where they will sail on the 20th for Panama Canal Zone to (each school. Miss Lillian Tiller of McBee and G. W. Elmore (Stick) of this place were married Monday morning in Camden by the pastor of Her mitage Mill Baptist church. Miss Ehra Jio Ratcliff and Billy Best were married Friday evening by their pastor. Rev. John V. Mur ray. All good wishes are extended to these young couples. Adds *T« Dist^ High humidity added greatly t» the discomfort of (^mden people laet week. • Temperature readings were not as hlidA as previously recorded thia summer, but the humidity made the heat wave unbearable. Camden people flocked to beachee and oth er cool areea. If * any wera poosihls^ to eacapo trom tha kaovy hot air, Sunday a hiidi tempe>ratnre read- ^ •* rseardeg us tio. ^«age for the the excepuo«rSf*^ the highest w ” * land POSTPn pe^n hunting, fishtag trmpasflng “•king fires, or ••thy them to run OT pouring thereon therefrom any trees, or shrubbery, wiu to the fall s^t of the®2r Veterans LEARN TO FLY under G. I. BILL OF RIGHTS! If you aro tiigiblo under fhe GJ. KO of Rights, tht chencos ere H won't cost you a penny to become a plot. Coma on out to the 'port and join a swel bunch of maa and women who aro ngit only learning to fly, but learning that private flying is go^ businou in town or on the f«rm — a grand dean sport, tool AND YOU OTHER FOLKS: Wb*d apprbdata the chencn le toH you all about this flying bustnoss. Ifs a safe, fast, refi- able maans of transportation... one that's really here to stay, and grow. Drop out, lat's fak it over. No obligation, of couisa. HOFFER FLYING SERVICE PHONE 641.J Chapter 12, Son of Zorro Also Cartoon ' Saturday, Late Shew, 10:00 “UNDERCOVER MAI8IE” with Ann Sothern—Barry Nelson Also Serial and Comedy Monday-Tuesday, Auguat 25-26 “CYNTHIA" with Elizabeth Taylor George Murphy Movietone News nnd Cartoon Opeiung lAonday oZ&jlAix/tAooil ^ % •a Ko i ,, lekooii •sme m MMOIS # runioi pCItwl S£LF"S£RV1C£ sptsm Cubmaic UUNDRYS The Postmir Hby Tq End Yoer WashJey Drmkiery 10 8 11 12 30MINUTE 2\\^ S LAUNDRY SERVICE ' ) ^ m i I I I SOOT'' TVS won to so®** oo» tout 'so® SMSF' Th* Bandix Wathn Whib You ShopI "Launderette" is a new, completely automatic self sorvlca laundry center that wosliah triple rinses and damp dries your wfiolo week's kmodry h 30 mfoutoA udnf As famous Bendix automatic taundrys. Now you con wash your blankets, bedspreads, slip ooverSfCurtalns, drapes and other fla* ortkies at "Launderette" safely end thoroughly. Our trolned ctiendant wB ghre ye* personol attention and show you how to get ol ll)ea>*axtros**ln tandln in and tnr Bis new, — ieol 30-iiola *luuudiiiDi tenrion. IFa cwwiriwt nraHc Hirlffy# •i**^'^*"*’ ond effktem. You con many moddnas • yo* <md on at Hm tom wtMaa Wednesday, August 27 “MY BRDTHER TALKS TO HORSES", _ with Butch Jenkins—Peter Law- ford—Beverly Tyler Also Selected Short Subject* 9 Lbs. For 3Sc— "Isewrfarsnt^o Tfode Alert of Tolocoin Cofp. HOURS: 8 A. M. TO 6 P. 1 Opening Mtmday, August 25 I Thursday, August 28 "ANGEL AND' THE BADMAN” with John Waynes Oafl Rnsael News of the Dny and Onrteon —t-r- 7*r —i— SOF Sit RUTLEDGE STREET 1 1^ Emmpt SwamjtoP— OWMBD AllD OriiUTBDvBV MORTQH JblBb^GiliiiiilL