Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TW« CAMOtN CMWaMlCH, CAMDIU MUTM OAROLINA, rMDAV, PtkRUAftV II, 1M* PASC THAIS rM Benefit Farmera bl-TO-MARKET ROADS ARE iV IN TERRIBLE CONDITION; >JNEDY WANTS FEDERAL AID lenator R. M. Kennedy, concerned over the condition > farm to market roads, last week introduced a con- it resolution in the General Assembly requesting the •ess of the ^United States to make a larger apportion- of Federal funds available for the immediate con- ion of an adequate farm-to-market road program. The ition was unanimously passed. Cassatt. News Bethune Hopes To Get Better Phone Service Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Mizelle spent last Wednesday night with her mothe^, Mrs. C. A. 'Hosier, en route to SaraSota. Fla., for the re mainder of the winter. Mr. and Mrs. J. M children of Rock'Hill spent the{(en,_ since the Central Carolina weekend with their parents, Mr. Telephone Campany has consented P‘thune citlrens looking for- Vaughn and to an Improved telephone sys- sary Thursday afternoon at her [ing'with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mays home when a large crowd .of her while they are ill. J. P. Jhas ente.ed little friends gathered to make'the second grade here, merry the day. The dining room table was centered with a lovely Sealed bids are being made for the erection of a much needed Jail birthday cake. Ice cream and cakes'to replace the old one. were served, cups 'of candy and Valentines were given as favors. The little hostess received many terrific weather this winter pL the country roads In aJ- n impassable .condition for ireeks. This' has handicapped mers tremendously and has rt business very generally.* resolution ottered by Sen- ennedy and passed by the I Assembly follows; ■reas. the rural residents of Carolina are badly handl- and inconvenienced because lack of^ad^uate paved farm ket roads; and reas, such lack, of all weath- Is is proving costly to our IMPLES (QUEEZC THKMI InWMd bnuti cm EX ind le* how anuunncly fast it y pimplci M it driei them—often on 1. Not a greaay lalvc Uiat pimple* >, but a loothuia medicated liquid that itching—drive* redneM out. KLCERCX at all dnigtiet*. four money bmok if it farmers economically and socially; and “Whereas, the system of federal aid roads has reached a much more satisfactory stage or completion than that of the farm to market system and Is much more ade quately sufficient; and “Whereas, at this crucial time ■of necessity for ample farm pro duction, every reasonable facility should be furnished to help our farmers; Now therefore “Be It resolved by the senate, the house of representatives con curring: That the South Carolina dele- and Mrs. R. Vaughn and Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Hyatt Mrs. F. M. Walters celebrated a birthday last Friday. January 80. Eleanor and Travis McNeely,' to remove their phones. The re moval was made only after repeat ed efforts had been made to ob tain improvements in the service. The circles' of the Methodist nf i v m i who moved to Tradesvllle recently, i church will meat Tuesday after- i : are visiting here this week. - noon at the following h.'imea; Wal- ter' Vance Jerman ‘wHh Mrs. A. C. Wayne; Joanna Caston with pretty and useful g Miss IJcSSie Rozie Bethune boys and girls played their first gamtr in the fifth dis trict tournament at Ashwood. The girls lost to Ashwood with a score visiting'of 34 to 26. Bethune'boys lost their Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Humphries jganie, also. Bethune boys and girls in Charl»ston. . fi—t- j played their second game in the Mrs. W. K. Hilton and little ■ tournament against Central with daughter. Gloria, left Monday to girls losing with a score of 31 make their home with Mrs. Hilton’s {to 12; Bethune boys won with a N. C. Sgt. Hilton Mrs. Marshall, who spent four weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Jake Smith and family in ^Columbia, re turned to her homo here last week. Mrs. Ralph Catoe and infant son came from the Camden hospital Sunday and are with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Young. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Walters cele brated their 47th wedding anni versary February 3. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cagle of Lan caster spent the weekend with her parents,' I^. and Mrs. S. L. Mc Laughlin. Quite a few relatives aud friends from this county attended the fu neral services for Henry C. Young of- Hactsville Friday afternoon at Mrs. Bill King and little son, Dennis of Columbia, spent last Mrs. Mortimer Gardner and Nancy « irin. will. u„. Kirkland Watts gatlon In congress be requested tol^**® Baptist church. The services urge a larger apportionment ofi^’®*’® attended by scores of rela- federal funds „ for the Imtnedlate ■ friends and the numerous construction of an adequate farm to floral offerings attest to the market road program. esteem in which he held. “Be it further resolved that In declining health copies of this resolution be for- ^ number of years. He was the warded Immediately to the mem- *®t6 Archie Young and hers of congress from South Caro lina." r.Qu/z ^RUSSELL MNOKf.VA. WAi miD IN If 84 ^ (it WAirn 8aui«N LOftP CHfiTfltlilCiA PaiNCI AtMM* («7niCN op TNt FOLLOMINO 14 A TAiLLieN OeuatS? ^ A.^.ooo.ooo.oep,ose. J .' I 'yw/// 'MU coMPoftrABtr Pitof ^ FUaMlTUftt IS A... VN,'', CMiPMHPAlS CHAISE LONSMf C-CMiPPOllOM •i LAAV.Sl^N 011*11 find the rifht anewert to the quiz to be Sir i^Alter Ra]eiffh,^$l,000,000,p00^000 end Cheiee t>ngue. Ydu*ll find thetythe QUALITY CLEAN- RS is the most dependable cleaners in town. UALITY CLEANERS ^ 112 QUALITY AND SERVICE CAMDEN,S.C. 403 DEKALB ST. bis mother was Mary Truesdale Young. He leaves four brothers, John Young of Cassatt, Hobson Young of Charleston, Lewis Young of Columbia and Jack Young of Hattsvllle. It Is with sincere regret that we learn of the Illness of C. C. Price of Vidalia, Ga. Charles Price was a citizen of this community years ago and was the first rural mail .jcarrler on Route 1. We are glad to hear today (Tuesday) that his condition is improving and wish for "him a speedy recovery. Mrs. Louie Smith and little daughter, Jackie, spent last week with h<r parents, the C. L. McCas- kllls. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin and son of CanfSen spent Sunday with his parents. Wade Humphries returned to the use this semester. Mrs. B. L. McNeely of Trades vllle visited her daughter, Mrs. Rufus Teal and Mr. Teal last week. Tommie Horton, who has been in with the flu for the past ten days, is out again. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Buchan of Columbia spent Saturday night with their parents aud little ton. Midway boys "and girls teams play In' the tournament in Ash wood Thursday afternoon with Bar on DeKalb. -Mr. afid Mrs. Roy Watkins have moved from their farm hers to Boykin. Mrs. Gharles Mosler and Miss Betty Jane McCaskiU spent last Saturday in Columbia. Miss Maiie Vaughn of Columbia spent the weekend with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Vaughn. Nenres Affeet Vtalea Americans in > large numbers, especially the younger generation, are getting '‘nerves'* which, say some observers, are having an ad verse affect upon sight Worry and fretfulness are believed by spme in- VMtigstoFs to a contributing fac tor in'the increasing prevalence of glaucoma, a serious eye condition in which the pressure in the eyeball rises above normal Glaucoma (tften causes impaired vision and not infrequmitly results in blind ness ' **\ Frozen Foodz for Bettw Eating** • If you have a locker and aren't using it, you must be constitutionally opposed to saving 10 to ^ per cent on the cost of your eatin' — and don't even give a rap whether it’s the same old stuff, every day in the week, the year around. ■* ■: - %BUT^it you're slaughtering a beef now and again --or buying a quarter—having us kill a flock of fry ers, hens or guineas, expect to kill some quail now and then or knock over a deer, snag a flock of fish; if you like variety in your meals, elimination of waste and work in their preparation,—want the freshest foods with the highest vitamin and ether feed contents, the market affordsr—and AIN*T averse to saving a few scattering nickles from month to month—why Broth er make use of that Rocker of yours and you'll soon be so used to good eatin' that you couldn't quit using it if ydu wanted to!—That's the biggest trouble to get- ^ ting used to wearirig shoes. — It hurts your feet to go barefooted again!" YOUR FREEZER LOCKER ..1^ ^ _ Qpdfmted by Carolina Froaan Food* •Rutledge Street 0|>pooita Firn station W FI r o o a a a i r r King with Mr*. Friday ereoing. Rev. Max Collins, executive sec retary of South Carolina Fede rated Forces for Temperance and Law enforcement, will speak at prayer meeting and show the pic ture. “Ten Nights In A Bar Room," at the Methodist church Weduos- (lay evening. Rev. and Mrs. J. V. .Murray, Mrs. D. M. Mays, Misses Cecilia King j ^nd Harriett Mays attcniKd the Wesleyan Service Guild Expansion program In Sumter Friday evening. Coining as a surprise to their many, friends is the marriage of Miss Sara Rebecca McKinnon to Charles M. DAvis, Jr., ofVjMcBee, February 3, in York. Mrs. Davis is the eldest daughter of Mr, and Mrs. C. L. McKinnon and was at tending Wlnthrop at the time of her marriage. Mr. Davis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Davis of McBee and assists his father with the Davis Bus Line. Miss Mary Frances Yarbrough of Lander College spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Yarbrough. Miss Blanche Brannon of Colum bia was the weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Bran non. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Brannon and family of Bishopvllle spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Rr Brannon. " Sympathy is extended the family of F. M. Arthur In thp death of his brother. Dr. Amos A. Arthur, Philadelphia, Pa,, February 7. Dr. .Arthur has visited his brother here a number of times and had en deared himself to the people of Bethune. Dr. Arthur’s wife passed away only a week ago. World’s Day of Prayer will be observed Friday, February 13, at the Methodist church at 3:30 o’clock. All denominations are urged to come and Jolq In this union season of prayer. Regular services will be held Sunday morning at the Presby terian church at 11:10. A congrega tional meeting is called at the close of the services. • The evening services will be held at 7 o’clock in the Methodist church. All fifth Sunday contribu tions at the Methodist church will go to the support of a Christian worker In China. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Murray spent Monday and Tuesday in Spartan burg with Mrs, Murray’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. CKarfsa McLendon pi ..Bishopvllle were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Serarance. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Oliver spent Sunday in Columbia with their son and family, Mr. and MFs. Harris Oliver. Mrs. R. E. Newman and "little daughter have returned to their home in Sumter after visiting their parenu, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bryant Recent guests of Mrs. M. E, Par ker were Mr. and Mrs. John Cordsy of Charleston. The following officers and com mittees wdre elected for the year by the Woman’s Society, of Christ ian Service of ths Methodist’ church: President, Mrs, D. M. Maysi; vice president, Mrs. J. M. Clybum, Jr.; recording secretary, Mrs. M. M. Gardner; promotion sec retary, Mrs. Steve Lane; treasurer, Mrs. L. M. Best; Misttonary educa tion and service, Mrs. J. V. Murray; Spirltaoal life,.-Miss Mary Arthur; CShrlstian social relations and church activities, liTf. tr. M. Gra ham; chndren’s work, Mrs. J. W. Ools; student work, Mrs. Manning Parker; yduth work, Mrs. A. C Wayne; literature, Mra. Fred Tid well; fellowship, Mrs. Lorlng Davis; cradle roll. Mrs. T. M. Cly bum. Walter Vance Jerman Cta> rle, leader, Mrs. James Bolton; Nhncy King Circle, leader. Miss Cecflla King; Joanna Caston Circle, leader. Mrs. James Baker. The Auxiliary of the Presbyter ian church met Tuesday afternoon at the church with Mrs. B. Z. Traea- dell In charge of the program. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Mays, Misses Cecilia King, Harriett Mays. Ern est Gilbert Mays, Mrs. R. E, Mc- Casklll and Miss Stella Bethnae attended the Ics carahral fn Cb- lumbia last week. Steve Lane baa retnrasd home after recflviag treatiMnt fa Caai- den hospital for more than a week. Mr. and Ifri. W. U laker visited relatives Ip CharloUa, Wednesday and Thnnkay. Mr. and Mrs. Richwd McLanrtn of fldrenee Fere Sunday guesta af 4b«lr pareata, Mr. wmtMn. J. IT MclAurin. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mftcbsll spent Sunday in Spartanburg with Ifr. MitebsH's mother. W. L. Bakar and C. C. Pate vial^ ed Tray Pstn who ft ^ btUsnt la Florence hoapttai Frhlav Little Miss Lawsnn Davis cele brated her lOtk MrtMay annlv( Mrs. John Bethune and little Son, J. P. of Charleston, are stay- score of-27 to 12. Bethiine boys will play thetr third game at Ashwood with their team Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Gardner and family spent Sunday In Rishopville with Mrs. Gardner’s mother.* Mrs. Doris Elliott and little daughter of Hartsvllle were Sun day gnests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. B. K.,Tidwell and family visited relatives in Camden Sunday. Mrs.'Eugenp Huckabee spent the weekend with htr aister, Mrs. Mur dock Jones. The regular meeting of the WMU of the Baptist • church vjtill meet Wednesday a-fternoon at the church. Bethune boys and girls will play piane^ February 16 In the county tournament at Camden armory. School was dismissed earlier Monday on account of the ice and sheet which began after the buses arrived at school. • When you think of Lumber Think of uj . . . Miller Lum ber Company. * a Of • • s • • • • s s s • OPEN Nolan’s Paint Store • • • c .a • s I. « V *••• 9 • ( .a • • • • a . * • • •• • • 1 “ “ “ • s • r •••••••ssaeei' •••••sse an L* • • • • • ••••#•• ^s***s**s*ssai Market Street — Phone 765^M CAMDEN, s. c. Wallpaper EDDffi NOLAN • PAINTING •PAPER HANGING • PAINT SPRAYING • EXTERMINATING - - ... 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