Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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pu Lee DeBnM Surt In Fall ^ ,I» Lee DeBruhl. 12-year^W ,f Sheriff and Mrs Gib De- was painfully Wured Sun- iornlng when he fell from tie d gtory Teranda of the for Bernard Baruch home, now used aa a Sunday school qoartMa by the Pint Baptist church. The young tian was walking along the edge of the reranda when he lost his balance and felL lie was taken to the hospital where ezamlnatiou disclosed that his injuries were not serious. Ris left leg was sprained, it is said, Lnd he also suffered injury to his tight foot February 11th a . the birthday of THOMAS ALVA EDISON With profound gratitude the people of thb nation, and the world, pay tribute to t)ie mem ory of thii great man who, thru knowledge and « ingenuity, deweloped electric lights and nbany other waluable inwentiom. Komegay Funeral Htmie Phone 103 CoLCLMiner Eulo^zesliee The John D. Kwmedy chapter, UDC, had its regular meeting on l^ee’s birthday, January 19, at the home of Mrs. J..L. Guy. As January is the birth month cf Gen. Robert E. Lee and Gen. Stonewall Jackson, as well as those of our local heroes. Gen. John D. Kennedy and Gen. Joseph B. Ker* tibsw, the program was given over to tributes to these fsmous nnd well belov^ leaders of the Southern Confederacy'! The meet ing was called to order by the MORE INCOME-BETTER FARM LIVING (S£em6<m’ c9ietUum^ low DOES YOUR 1948 HEALTH POUCY READt Mirs lost from woik >bt >^ital bills i^gages Houpitanxatkm inamranee Medical Care insurance Freedom from worry Kennedy Insurance, ^enty <0ID Waste-AVOID debt-boy G''iVEPNMF^iT B IMDS COMING ATTRACTIONS --AT— Camden Theatre Wed.-Thura.*Fri. Feb. 4‘S-6 Special Showing at Reguiar Admission “GONE WITH THE WIND” In Technicolor i- Clark Gable, Vivien Leigh Alee News Matinee 3:15—Night 7:30 Saturday, Feb. 7 “THE VIGILANTES RETURN” « In CInecolor Jon Hall, Margaret Lindsay Also Selected Short Subjects )R1ED FRUITS A A P Large PRUNES 1 Lb. 1 Ac pkg. ly PEACHES 1 Lb. 9Cc Pkg. LJ AYER FIGS Oz. 1 Lb. etaolnn 8 Oz. arc Pkg. 1«) 1 Lb. (W|s . Pkg, 'JN PAGE EACH PRESERVES Why not — SAVE 5c BY BUYING THE 3 LB. BAG of 8 O’clock or Bokar A & P COFFEE MILD & MELLOW 8 O’CLOCK 1 Ub. Bag 40- “ .VIGOROUS * WINEY BOKAR 1 Lb. C^e 9 Ub. $t.f9 Bag a/Y 0 Bag< 1 NA DCOA ijk Jar 1-lk pkg. 25c 20c NA Y. C. SUCED or HALVES „ -w EACHES J 25c BBY’S RUIT COCKTAIL andard pack lEAS IPPLE SAUCE sucious PPLES ' 24c Sat, Feb. 7, 10:30 P. M. “KEY WITNESS” ~ John Beal, Trudy Marshall >eee»ooee0pooeeooe»»o^ Mon.-Tues., Feb. 9-10 “ALWAYS TOGETHER” Robert Hutton, Joyce Reynolds Latest Nsws W«l..Thiin., F.b. 11-12* ‘THE EGG AND .1” Claudstt Colbert, Myr^srie fUdlA Fred MoMurray Also Nsws president at 4 o'cloOk- Mrs. Robert Kennedy n, chaplain of the chap ter, read the very stirring prayer given at the opening of the first Congrees. This was followed by the pledge of allegiance to the American flag, and the salute to the Confederate flag. Following a motion to dispense with the bust- iiess of the afternoon, the meMng was turned over to the historian, Mrs. W. F. Nettles, Sr., who took charge of the program. Dan Mack- ay read a short history of Gen eral Kennedy, which was written by his daughter, .Mrs. Salllo K. Winkler, who now lives In New York. Mrs. H. 8. Steedman told briefly some interesting facts con cerning her grandfather, General Kershaw. ‘ Mrs. Nettles then Intro duced Col. C. L. Miller, who t.nlked on ‘'Robert Edward Lee. the Christian Gentleman.” In spite of the short time allotted to so large a subject. Col. Miller* presented a very stirring and com-| prehenslve account of this great Wben you want a satis factory job, let experts bandle itl Your radio was an expensive com modity newt get full value from it by keepN> ing it in good working Wder through our good repair service. Gaskin’g Radio Service PHONE 727-W S. Broad St. — Camden and noble general. The chapter ex pressed its appreciation to Col. Mil ler for the inspiring contribution be had made to the pleasure of the meeting. It was also the pleasure of the chapter fo have as its guesfk: Mrs. George Nicholson, representing the Hobklrk Hill chapter,* DARt Mrs. W. T. Miller, president of the American Legion Auxiliary, Mrs. H. L. Spell, Mrs. C. T. Miller and Mrs. Edwin Guy. After adjournment, Mrs. Guy and her assisting hostesses. Mrs. H. R Graham and Mrs. R. D. Drakeford. PIHNIIIIIBIIIIIIIIIIIEIIIIHIIIIIF COMING ATTRACTIONS Haiglar Theatre Comer Bi^oad and Rutledge Bts Fri.-Sa|., Feb. 6-7 “FLASHING GUNS” Johnny IMack Brown Raymond Hatton Also Serial and Comedy Moii.-Tues., Feb. 9-10 r Special I “DRUMS ALONG* THE MOHAWK” In Technicolor Claudette Colbert, Menry Ponds Warner Rathe News >000000 Wed-Tburs., Feb. 11-12 Leo Gorcey and the Bowery ' Boye rin “BOWERY BUCKAROOS” Also Serial and News invited everybody into the. dining room where a very besnttfnl tea was served. Arthrilis HaJn ror aulck. dtUcbtfally •omfortlag Mp Tor kcbM end pelm of RlwpniettMBi Artbrtti^ NMTltte. Lombaso. AetaUoe. er lUwkiA Work* thiOoilh the Mood. Flrrt doae atuidly fUrta aUarUktlnf pain ao Toa caa work, enjoy lUe and ateep more oomfertablr. Oct SwnM at dnisfiei today. Qulok. com- DleU eatlefaction or money baek guaranteed. Subscribe To Ths Chronicle Leonard S. Mayer REPRESENTATIVE FOR New York Life Insurance Company PHONE 124-W ADAMS HATS Americans Foremost Hats Sold By D. C. Dixon!s Bargain House 981 Broad Street Phone 806W . CAMDEN, S. C. - MORE INCOME-BETTER FARM LIVING S/ewSem- S'ttenUoft- Sefwdee Point 1— FOOD .\Nb FEED: South Carolina, the Na tion, and the world face a serious shortage of food smd feed. Grow and save more food for borne uie and to help meet this need. Grow a home garden on every farm- Increase efficient production of com, small grains, grain sorghums, pastures, annual gras- ing, silage, and other feed crops. Where grain crop is short, sow spring oats. We can supply your requirements in carrying out this program. SEE US FOR YOUR NEEDS WHITAKER-BOYKIN CO. Camden, S. C- Phone 4 AVOID WASTE-AVOID DEBT-BUY GOVERNMENT BONDS PRE-WAR STANDARD. METAL Weatherstriiis Sold end Inetalled by— E. E. vEira , The only factory equip ped and trained mechanic in thie section. P. O. Bob 1161 e Floroneo, S. G ■ I N UNCtf JO/41X OF DEPENDABLE BUSINESS AND PROFESSlONALy-SERVICE CLARION ^ Sendee WEST DoKALB ST. Now and Usod Tirol and Battorioe Rocapping Sl Vuhranizing PHONE 667 CLARKSONS ESSO STATION WMt DaKidb Si PBONB m SHEBEEN’S Texaco Sendee • FHtESTONB TIRES •' kECAPPmC SERVICE Wasbiag Marfak Lubrication E. DoKalb 137 J. Manly Smith SELF SERVICE STAPLE A FANCY GROCERIES "Fresh Meats Our Specialty/* Bhbopvillo—CamdOn Hartsvillo CAMDEN WOODWORK & SUPPLY CO. “If IPs Made of Wood^- Soe Us.” PHONE 24^W 404 Rutlodgo Strool EHCIS lOSH CagfiliM 1946, Mines FuqIwIrwIo*. too. . j %r N BUliDINC Hiqhspois It takes three-thirds to complete s home. First—the plan. Second —the Bse of good msterisls. Third—the cervices of a com- patent, experieneed builder. Ton are assured of all three when you commission ns to bnlM yonr home. NEED A NEW ROOF? If so^ call us for a free es timate. M. E. Forte PHONE 582J CAMDEN ELECTRIC CO; aOT POINT APPLIANCES Solos and Serrieo Phono 188 DoKolb St STEIN & HAMMOND SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE “24 Hour Serrieo With o Smflo” Eost DeKolb St PHONE 728-W meluchamp- MAHONEY MOTORS USED CARS BODY-FENDER AUTO REPAIRING PHONE 613 RnlMf. CAMDEN HDW. & SUPPLY CO. hardware' BUILDERS SUPPLIES, FARM IMPLEMENTS G«ns Olid Ammunition PHONEY 930 Brood Strool SHEBEEN’S GARAGE o Boor Wboel AUgning t • Wreckor Sorrico PhflTIPS riiunirs NIGHT ao2>i Eost DoKolb St Binkoy BItitr borrUd 12 buckf offa mo SattkUy io'i ho could pay back tho 10 ho owod linco Chriatmas - - - How can tboro bo Boch a thing ai a 'Idlo fumor'7 Rumoyf lost don't itay idlo.' CAMDEN HOME BAKERY • Cakes • Pies -• Pastry • Rolls • Bread “SpockKsinf hi Birthdoy ond Party Orders” FRANK’S DRUG STORE “Fflling Prescription U a Profossfam With Us” Fountain Service Sovonteon St Lenthoric - Cosmetics o Rock DrlUiag o Paring wroaking 'o Concrete Wevk A. J. STEIN Painting Coirtraclors Floor Sanding , Tormite TrootmOnts E. DoKolb Phmio |28-J Boyidh Furniture Co. Yonr Kohriaater-Dur^ Tborm Doalor Now ond Usod Purnituro Maytag Washers and Gad iko*^ PHONE m S. Brood Street o Gonorol Machine and Repair Work, o Welding Contractisrs Camden Machine Works rhoM kks-M s. mo SL . DeLUXE CLEANERS "Wear Clean Clothed Pick Up St Dolivory SERVIiCB PBONk isi For Best Serrieo Soo or Call Dempsey Refrigeration Sales & Service South Oroad Strool I Copunerdal Sk Demostlc Phono aOCtJ biMi WATTS Auto & Home Supply ‘ CROSLEY RADIO REFRIGERATORS , NORWALK TIRES QUARANTUD 2 YSARO SeLL ON THB BABY PAY PLAN” PHOfiEm - imf (• . i If' If/’* -