The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 19, 1948, Image 3
jXKS NEWS FROM BETHUNE
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who w*. born
Sing day. Thureday. at
linden hosplUl. IntMi^nt
npthel cemetory Saturday
g, just north of
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nth Fellowship Rally In tho
a,re Presbyterian chnr^
afternoon and ere^ to
ia Chaperones were ll». ^
er. Miss Stella Bethuna and
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IING ATTRACTIONS
liglar Theatre
r Broad and Rutladga tta
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i-Sat., March 19-20
Thrill! ActlonI FunI
the man from
UTAH”
with John Wayne
Serial, Comedy, Cartoon
Special i
i^.Tuca., March 22-23
“DUST BE MY - -
DESTINY”
Garfield, Priscilla Lane
Alan Hale ^
Warner Pathe Newt
J..Thura., Mar. 24-25
“LOVE FROM A
STRANGER”
n Hodiak, Sylvia Sidney
Ann Richards
mount News and Serial
iiiirainuiiiiBHiiiiniid
A number of students attended
the Junior Homemaker’s district
rally held in the Columbia high
school auditorium Saturday. Miss
Peggy Gainey was elected vice
presidenL Sevmnl received awards
in winning good home projects.
Mias Lria Grantham received the
'award for excellent dresses. Miss
j Carolyn Berthea, teacher," deserves
much credit for her splendid work
in home eoonomics.
Mias Bessie Rosier has returned
from an extended visit to her nie^,
Mrs. Shelton Humphries in Char
leston. She was accompanied home
by' Mrs. Humphries and little
daughter, Shirley. Mrs. Q. B. Tlier-
little Iheatre
Camden, S. C.
FrL^t., March 19-20
“YOU WERE MEANT
FOR ME”
Jeanne Crain, Dan Dailey
Oscar Lavant, Barbara Lawrence
Also Selectad Short Subjects
__ Special I
M<m.-Tuea., March 22-23
“SLEEP MY LOVE”
Claudette 'Colbert, Don Amache
Robert Cun>mings, Hazel Brooks
Also Latest Newt
Wed-Thura., Mar. 24-25
“OUT OF THE PASr*
Robart MKchum, Jane Greer
Also Latest Nfws
HOT WEATHER
Will Soon Be Here
Better have that ice. box fixed before
need it We can give a guaranteed job
I very reasonable price.
L T. BRANHAM
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rell of Lancaster is also a guest
in the Rosier home.
Mrs. WalUce PhUlps and chil
dren of h(ew Port News, Va., are
visiting Mrs. Philips’ parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. N.-^ McLaurln.
Mrs. John Carlston (Mary Nancy)
and children, who spent several
months with the J. N. McLaurlns,,
returned last' week to their home
In Old Qrchaid, Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard McLaurln
of Florence spent Sunday with
their father, J. N. McLaurln, wno
is suffering an attack of flu.
Mrs. D. L. Yarbrough and Mrs.
Hugh Witherspoon have returned
to their home In Mayesville after
a week’s stay in their old home
■ here.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary as
sembled at the Yarbrough horns
Tuesday afternoon in celebration ot
their 6gth wedding anniversary.
The pastor. Rev. W. L. Baker,
made the invocation. A: lovely pot
plant was presente. Ught refresh
ments were carried and enjoyed,
after which the group dispersed
amid best wishes and congratula
tions to this charming couple.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill King and lit
tle son of Columbia were weekend
guests of their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. M. G. King.
Mrs. W. A. McDowell, Jr., and
little son, Michael, and Mrs. W.
T. Ratcliff spent Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. C. R. Vaughn in West Co
lumbia.
Mrs. John Eldwin King very
charmingly entertained her bridge
club Thursday evening in a beau
tlful setting of lovely glads, spring
flowers^ and St. Patrick favors. The
green 'motif was effectively used
throughout. Other than the regular
members playing were Mrs. June
Truesdell and Mrs. Hugh Wither
spoon of Mayesville. Chicken salad,
cookies and coffee were served.
When the scores were counted Miss
Stella Bethune heldjiigh score Shd
Mrs. Frank Lee received the float
ing and consolation prises.
Mr. and Mrs. Jane Truesdell at
tended the Newton-Donaldson wed
ding at the Methodist church in
Hartsville Sunday afternoon.
}flr. and Mrs. C. B. Mitchell spent
Sunday in Spartanburg with Mr.
Mitchell’s mother. On fhelr way
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Carolina Cop Race
Will Be Bro^rast
Oyer Staticui WIS
;~p.
Radio State WIS and as
sociated frequency modulation
station WIS-FM will broadcast
the famed “Carolina Cup” race
at the Springdale meeting,
Camden, March 27. A preview
program from 1:46-2 p. m. will
be heard prior to actual broad
cast of the feature race from
2:45-3:15 pi. m.
, Racing authority Chris Wood,
Jr,, a Philadelphian, will again
describe the race for radio
listanera. Wood la Hunt Roving
director for Triangle Publics-
tiona, publiehert of the Phila
delphia Morning Telegraph,
and operators of Radio Station
WFIL and Television Station
WFIL-TV. Wood -will be ae-
aisted by WIS Program Direc
tor Frank Hardan, Women’s
Director Christie Zimmerman,
and Newt Editor Qren Selbels,
who will interview outstanding
personalities attending the
sports classic, and will add to
Wood’s description of the color
ful annual affair.
Service Unit Has
Changed Location
Camden Refrigerations Sales and
Gervlce, formerly located on De-
Kalb street Just east of Fair street,
has moved to new quarters in the
Dess Kennedy building at Broad
and Rutledge streets.
Under the ownership and man
agement of Prank Robinson, this
business will feature commercial
equipment of all kinds and will
deal particularly with General Elec
tric company home appliances.,
During the time Mr. Robinson
has been operating his business
here he has built up a' splendid
following of clients. His knowledge
of appliance repairs has made him
in great demand.
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home they had supper wfth their
aunt, Mrs. Clemson Wilson, tn New
berry.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Seeley of Co
lumbia were Sunday guests ol their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Hahi-
mond. 'P
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Barr were
weekend guests of relatives tn,Gil
bert.
Dr. and Mrs. Kickley of Btehop-
vllle were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Baker..
Mrs. Cramer Jones has returned
from Camden hospital where she
has been a patient.
Miss Alma Pitts of Columbia
sp^t Sunday with her aunt, Mrs.
Bessie Seegars.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Outlaw, Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Ellmore spent Sun
day in Camden with relatives.
'The lovely flowers used for the
morning services in the Methodist
Sunday were given by Mr. and Mm.
McNeil Clybum in memory of their
■on, McNeil Clybum.
Mr. and Mm. Sedley King and
chiljjren of Moncks Comer were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mm. D.
M. Mays.
The following circles of the
Methodist church met Ihieeday ef-
.teraoon: Walter Vance Jeanan
wHh Mre. McNeil Clybam, Joanna
Gaston with Mrs. Maud Gardnw,
the Nancy King circle will meet
Friday evening with Mm. Wood-
re wSeegam.
Sgt Rowley Watson of Shaw
Field was Sunday gueat of the D.
M. Mays.
Be QnickToTtBat
Bronchitis
Cteonte bronchltla may diwMii If
your ooui^ dhest cold, or aenla bran*
ctiitia to not tnated iM yoa eannol
afford to takeadianoewllhaigriDedt-
da» lea potent than ’Okaomulalea
wbleh met right to tlio aeat of the
troaUe u> bfl^looem aadezpel gon
laden pblecm and a&l nmre to
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Ommutoloii blends beeehwood
creoeote byapedal prooeowtth otte
Ume teeted medidna for oouglML
It contains no narootica.
Mo matter bow many medidna
you have tried, tell your dniggtot.to
Ben you a bottle of efreomnlslon wito
the UDderatanding yon oust bke tba
way It qulclcly allays the ooogh. pay
nming rest and Msepb or
have your money baA
Sale Of Savings
Bonds In County
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paphi This newest meadber of the fianioiia RCA lector
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passed 3000 hour operstkn test! “Silent Sapphire”
perauuient point pickap. The snp^ period cabinet is
finished in gleanung mabogaiiy. AC operation.
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Home
Marion H. Heymsn, Kemhaw
county chairman of the U. S.
aavings bonda diviaion reporta
aalea of $47,275.00 in aavinga
bonda In Kemhaw county dur
ing the month of February.
The people of South Carolina
inveated a total of $2A98,226.7S
in U. 8. aavinga bonda during
the aame period, according to
W. Brooka Stuckey, etgte di
rector.
REVIVAL SERVICES
Rev. R. I. Haley, pastor of the
Free Will Baptist church, an-
nohnees that revival services will
begin Sunday, March 21. Services
will be held each evening at 7:30
o’clock. Rev. Roy Rumeey, of Toc-
coa, Ga.. will do the preaching. The
public is cordially Invited.
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice Is hereby given that In
accordance with the terms and pro
visions of the Decree of the Court
of Common Pleas for Kershaw
County in the case of John H. Hen
drix. Sallie Viola Hendrix Stroud,
Beulah Ada Hendrix Barry. May
Belle Hendrix Hamle't, Toland C.
Hendrix. Eva Hendrix, George
Knowlton Hendrix. John Wesley
Hendrix and Felix Hendrix, Plain
tiffs, vs. Joanna Irene Hendrix Mc
Leod, estate of Ethel Mace Murchi
son and Jane Kirby Williford, De
fendants. I will sell to the highest
bidder, before the Court House door
at Camden. S. C.. during the legal
hours of sale on the first Monday
in April, 1948, being the 5th day
thereof, the following described
property:
All that pieces parcel or tract of
land, situate, lying and being about
six (6) miles Southeast of the. City
ProvM FACT aiUEP for
PAIIMISEIIES
of Camden, In the County oi Ker
shaw, State of South Carolina, con
taining one hundred (100) acree.
more or less, and described as* fol
lows: North by lands formerly of
Frank West, now of C. B. Smith;
Elast and West by lands formerly
of A. L. Barnes: and South by
lands formerly of Bruce Bdwarda,
now of Croft; said property being
that conveyed to'Charlea W. Hen
drix and M. C. Johnaon by deed of
date November t, 1902, and re
corded in the office of the Clerk
of Court ot Kemhaw County in
Deed Book HHH, at page 1(10.
Terms of Sale; For Cash, the
Special Referee to require of thS
succeesful bidder a depoait of five
(5) per cent ot hla bid, ame to b$
forfeited in case of non-compliance;
no personal or de^clency Judgment
is demanded and the bidding will
not remain open after the sale but
compliance with the hid may be
made immediately. 51c
N. C. ARNETT.
Special Referee.
Camden, S. C., March 8, 1948.
Gettys and Shannon,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Public notice Is hereby given
that three (3) days hereafter the
undmiigned will file with the Sec
retary of State an application for
a charter for a corporation to be
known as Real Estate Sales and
Inenranee, Inc., with capital stock
of 10 shares of $1,000.00. per value
each, home office, Camden, S. C.
The purpose of said coriioratlon is
to operate a real estate and insur
ance buainess. A meeting for the
perfection of this corporation will
.be held on 28 March 1948, at the
office of Harold W. Funderburk, at
torney. Camden, S. C. Ip
W. B. FORT
J. B. McODIRT
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NOTICE
In conformity to the recent amend
ment to City Ordinance stating that all
hog pens shall be removed from the City
Limits. Notice is hereby given that May
15th., 1948, is the dead line to comply.
After that date those not complying will
be prosecuted.
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CITY BOARD OF HEALTH
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JUST nib refreshing, gentle Neu-rs-balin aa
ibe sore^ipot. Insitaily, aching muscles sisn
to relsx ... the psin cates. Use NEURA-
BALM to gel fsM. long-lssiing relief frota
the miseries of muscular aches and paint.
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PIX THEATRE
BETHUNE, S. C
Friday, Mareh 19
“I WONDER WHO’S KISSING
HER NOW"
In Technicolor—^wlth
June Haver, Mark Stevens
Mews of the Day and (fomedy
Saturday, March 20
"*PfONEER JUSTICE"
with “Lash” LaRue
Chapter No. 3, Vigilante
Alao CartfBon
Gatiirday Night Show, 9:00
"HOLLYWOOD BARN DANCE"
with Emeat ’Tuhb, Lori Talbott
Monday-Tueeday, Mareh 22-2$
“THIS TIME FOR KEEPS"
In Technicolop—wlth
Batha WliUama, Jtouny Durante
JfAnny Johnston
Wamer'e Pathe News and Comedor
Mfodhaeday, Mareh '24
“LAST OP THE REOMEN"
In Clnicolop—wHJi
Jon Hall, Evelyn Ankem
Aiao Selected Short Subjecta
; TSnreday, MareR EE
“POtSESBCO"
wtfM Jon Crawford. Van Heflto
News or the Day ei|tf (fomedy
Slipper Satin
Pastel Shades
2.49 per yd.
Cotton Prints
39c to 69e
Rayon Prints
98c to 1.49
Rayon Solids
98c to 1J98
R^yon Checks
• 98e
Pointed Piques
98e
Printed Sheers
98e
Stripes and Solids
Chambray
49c to 79c
Pastel Shades of
Batiste
59c to 98c ”
Your needle will fly through
these fabrics — ^ you’ll
have the most beautiful
gyring and summer ward-
robG hi many a year. Think
of it—4|uality fabric in the
pattern you want—the color
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want Lose no tune. Com^in
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tkma.
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