Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THl CAMDEN CHRONICLE. CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY, MARCH A 1f4f PAGE THREE nf Week In Bethune TJi^RY IS INSTALLED TO NEW GARMENT FAd ii»t4nn of the machinery fori Manufacturing plant Monday. LocaUon of the new firin tL state cotton ware- nwned by the town and ope- .Ve Wvl. cotton Oo.^ ^ tL cotton company has al- , 'tarted building a new ware- % '‘Extensive repairs have ^n ^ay on this building wh ch .^ modern lighting. heaUag S.d other facllttlea In? general manager for pt- y said the firm would employ to 75 persons, mostly women, ual production is expected to get erway about the second week in J E. Sevarance is visiting daughter and family, Mr- and , Charles McLendon in Blshop- e. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Copeland entertained with a barbecue dinner in honor of the Copeland and Hag- ler families. Fifty were present to enjoy this feast. Mr. and Mrs. John Cordray of Charleston-were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Manning Parker. Sun day guests of the Parkers were Mr. and Mrs. Purdy Sowell of Kershaw. Rev. Hermond Flemming of Rich mond, Va., was a recent guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. M. MaySr— — Sunday guests of Mrs.'* W. W. Mungo and family were Walter and Mike and Miss Mary Meeck of Co lumbia, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wil liams, Mrs. Alex West of Rock Hill and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Adams of Heath Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Frances Jerman WANTED Collector and office aaautant Must have car and be well familiar with Camden streets and sur roundings. Also must have good education and able to meet public. * This job has wonderful future for right party. It offers a fair salary and Car allowance to start with. Answer in own hand writing and give full par ticulars about yourself and experience. W. L Massie . I22V2 S. Main Street Sumter, S. C. and daughter, Mrs. W. V. Jerman and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith of Camden were guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Tidwell Sunday. Miss Betty Jo Tidwell spent the weekend in Camden with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Josh Smith and liule-son, Clyde of McCall, spent Saturday with their parent^ Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Sevarance. Mrs. John Burton and children of Batesburg were weekend guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beard. Liittle Tommy Hearon is visiting his grandnaotber, Mrs. S. Jordan in Richburg. Mrs. “Buddy” Mays entertained delightfully on Tuesday evening at her home with* four tables of bridge. George Washington birth day motif was carried out in tally cards, table covers refreshments and gifts. High score pr&e was won by Mrs. Bethune McLaurln, second high by Mrs. D. M. Mays and floating prize by Mrs C. B. Mlt- cbell. 'ThW"rfethune Public Library j which has been -closed for sometime will be open each Tuesday afternoon from 2 until 4 with Mrs. Lester King ae librarian. - The fifth Sunday, morning union service was held in the Baptist church with the Rev. Hermond Flemming of Richmond, Va., bring ing the morning message. Mr. and .Mrs. Wade Atkins and daughter of Columbia were Sunday guests of their/parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Brannon. Mrs. G. B. McKinnon of Evans Ga., spent several days last week with her mbther, Mrs. W. A. Mc Dowell, who had recently returned from Camden hospital where she was a patient. Funeral services of Mrs. Lewis Neal were conducted Sunday after noon at Shamrock church by the and friends. Interment was in the church cemetery. The floral offer ings were many and beautiful. Mrs. Neal is the sister of Mrs. Ira B. Horton, Mrs. D. F. Hilton, 'Mrs. T. J. Hinson, L. J. Baker and W. E. Baker of the Shamrock community. Mr. and Mra. Tom Ed Hearon at tended the concert given by Miss Carrol Glenn, noted concert violin ist. in Chester Thursday evening. Miss Glenn is a natlVe of Chester and Mrs. Hearon was a pupil of the concertist’s mother. MrSj Eva Morgan and . Mrs. Louise Lee spent the weekend in Mullins with Mr. and Mrs. For- bis Morgan and family. Mrs. A. K. McLaurin. accom panied by her slater, Mrs. Clemson Wilson of Newberry spent this week in Atlanta, Qa. Sunday guests of Mr. land Mrs. Paschal McLaurln and sons ' of Cheraw and Mr. and Mrs. Richard McLaurin of Flormice. Mr. and Mrs. June Truesdell spent Sunday in Bennettsville with Mrs. Truesdeirs parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Melton. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Campbell and little daughter, Priscilla of Page- land, were guests of fj-lenda here Sunday. Mr. Campbell was super intendent of the school here three years ago and they are pleasantly remembered. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Boykin at- tended the Stokea-Benton marriage in Bishopville Friday evening. Mrs. Benton is a niece of Mr. Boykin. Misses Joyce Fowler and Willie Esther Ratcliff of Winthrop Col lege spent the weekend here with their parents. • Mrs. Love Hearon, who has been making her home in Camden for a number of years, has return ed and moved into the home with her son and family.. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Hearon, Conatabla C. L. McKinnon - reporta that the three men who broke into the Trueedell Drug Store *la#t October have been apprehended In Memphia. Tenn. They are aleo wanted for a number of other crimes In other etatee. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mock of Charlotte were weekend guests of iheir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. P. Gordon. Mrs. W. C. King of Sumter is he guest of Mrs. Pearl King. T NOTICE « gI wish my friends and customers to know that I am NO LONGER OPERATOR of..., CLURKSON’S ESSO STATION « « ; Jim Clarkson, Jr. f I I- > w 4^ Rev. J. B. Caston and the Rev. T. B. Altman in the presence of a large crowd of sorrowini, relatives How well we know what the “young ones” want to wear in the Easter Parade., How perfectly weVe cater ed to their every young whim and fancy. And how well weVe pleased Mommy too — in quality, style and .price. Sizes—7 to 14 2Mto5M - X GRAND OPENING ik 'I :: '■I u - 4: ■(.' ■ { March 8th Suits and Dresses Sizes—3 to 6x 1J98 to 4S8 Hats Felts and Straws U8 - 2M Coat and Bonnet SSS to 7J9S ft- Of the New Modern UTIiE IBEATRE ■■.HP •/ rS- ‘it'y-*-' . >? - f, r'f On DeKalb Street Shows at 7:15 and 9:15 No Matinee On Opening Day Toddlero Suits and Dresses m to SJ98 Opening Day Feature... “BODY and SOUL” ^tarringJOHN GARFIELD - - Lillie Palmer and Introdudn/t exciting HAZEL BROOKS HINSSnilS; ADULTS - CHILDREN MEZZANINE 35 Cents 12 Cents SO Cents Tax ladbdad) •/ft order that every one might better enjoy the shows, babies in arms wUl hot^ be permitted in the theatre. Popcorn, peemuts and drinks cannot be taken into the building. . . j BE PRESENT FOR THE GRAND OPENING OF CAMDEN^ NEW THEATRE ■f jtr , V