The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 23, 1948, Image 10
Ethane Of' llie Past Week
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The Bethhae Boy Scoot troop,
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Wat^, roared the tatereetihf ipofe
of PalrfleM, tUSUaM. UacMtM
and Kershaw eohntlea darliig tke
weekend.
Conoart Aaa’n. Drive
An intenatvft ttiva was made
here by Mrs. D. M. Mays and Mrs.
C. B. Mitchell to secare members
for the Camden Community Concert
Aaaooiation. Qaitie a niumber of
Bethune fofts took out member*
ships.
W. M. U. Maetlnf
The Woman’s Missionary Union
of the Baptist church entertained
with a miscallaneotts abower at the
home of Mrs. Lee Hilton Monday
evening, honoring ifrs. Milton
Price, the former Bather Lee^
Waters. ^ I
The home was ioYely with a pro-j
fusion of early spring flowers. The
Watch Your
Kidneys/
Help Them Cleanse the Blood
of Harmful Body Waate
Your kidneys srs eonstsntijr fliurlag
waste mattar from (ha blood stream. But
kidneys sometimes lag In thetr 'wbrlr=^dh9
not act as Nature intended—fail to ra>
move impurities that, if rstained, may
poison the system and upset the whole
body machinery.
Symptoms may be nagging backache,
-persistaiit headacM, attadta ol dlzalneea.
getting up Bights, swelitng, pufflneaa
under tba ayaa—a faaling of Btrvous
anxiety and loss of pep and strength.
Other signs of kidney or bladder dis*
order are sometimee burning, scanty or
too frequent urination.
There should bs no doubt that prompt
treatment is wiser than neglect. Use
Doan’$ pUUi Doan't have been winning
new friends for mors than forty ywn.
They have' a nation-wide zeputatloa.
Are recommended by grateful people tba
country aver. A$k ptur mitkSori
DOAN SPILLS
gueaU wara graatad at tha door by
Mra. Hilton, Mrs. R. K. Tompkins
and Misa Batty Jo Tidwall. During
tha avening saveral entartaining
contests wsra enjoyed. Mnsic was
famished by tha Girls Anilliary.
Dainty refreshments were sarred
from the prettily appointed dining
table. Tho color schema of green
and white was carried out in re
freshments, flowers, mints < and
candles.
Mrs. Price was the recipient of
many pretty and useful gifts.
Mrs. Mitehsii (intertaiiis
Mrs. C. B. Mitchell delightfully
entertained 'Thursday evening with
three tablet of bridge in honor of
Miss' Linda McLendon, of Bisbop-
Tllle, a bride-elect
. The honoree's place wao^^fiarked
with a white corsag^^'^lnfature
corsages were ^pfMented each
guest. Before tM ^mes fried chick
en, butterbeans,' potato salad,
stuffed celery, hot biscuits, Iced
tea, fruit cake and whipped cream
were served.
Those present were: Miss Linda
McLendon, Mrs. Eugene McLendon,
Mrs. Harvey McLure, Miss Betty
McLure, Mrs., Dan Laney and MA.
Odell, of Blshopvllle; Mrs. Lloyd
Sutherland, of Union, Mrs. R. E.
McCasklll, Mrs. Fred Brinson. Mrs,
June Truesdell. and Misses Carolyn
Bethea and Stella Bethune.
Miss McLendon w-as presented a
piece of silver In tier chosen pat
tern. High score was won by Mlus
Betty Mcljure and second high was
won by Miss Carolyn Bethea.
Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mobley an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Syble Le Wann, on April 17 in the
Camden hospital.
Occupy New Home
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Newsome
have moved into their new modem
8-room house which was erected
near the site of the old home. The
house is heated with gas and., a
cooling eystem is Installed.
In
fiethnne hli^ sciiool voa ^a)ire-
sei|ted in tha Kershaw coanty
spelling bee by Syble Ooiney, who
won third place.
Lee SulUran of Charleston. Mooa.,
is visiting bil fitber. R. L. Sulli
van, whd-ts ill.
I Mr. and Mrs. Bill Seeley of Co-
lumhla spent the woekend wiill
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hammond.
Bobby Jones spent the weekend
in Columbia with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Bethune of
Cheraw were guests of relatives
here Sunday afternoon.
The children of Mrs. Ben Davis
celebrated her birthday anniyer
sary Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Catoe.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McLendon of
Bishopville were Sunday guests of
the J. E. Sevarance.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester King at
tended the funeral of Mrs. King's
uncle, J. O. Raley in Cheraw «Sun-
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Outlaw, Mr.
and Mrs. O. W. EHmore and Mrs.
Henry West spent Sunday In Harts-
ville with relatives.
E. L. Fields is a patieqt in Cam
den hospital.
Mrs. D. M. Mays and Mrs. C. B.
Mitchell attended the dinner in
Cam^n Tuesday evening when
plans were completed for the Com
munity Concert Association.
Little Pamela Williams Is spend
ing this week with her grandmotb-
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
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We deliver anywhere in S. C., by
truck or sell F. 0. B. Our mine lo
cated % mile north of Dixiana on
Charleston Highway.
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and up to any point in S. C. ——
Get Our Prices Before You Buy
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Phone 9670 CAYCE, S. C. * P. O. Box 337
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Mr. sad Mrs. BL W. Bloks of Co-
luaWa wsrs Sunday gMau.of Mr.
and Mrs. C. O. Pats.
Mioa RIU Davis of Brsnsau Col-
Isce spent the weskmid with her
poroata, Mr. and Mrs. Lming Davis.
Sympathy is sxtshded to Mrs. R
H. Calhoun in tho dsath of hsr
brothsr in Philadelphia Saturday.
lira. John Edwin King accom
panied her father, Fulton Smith,
to bis home in Quitman, Os., and
retnraed this week.
Mrs, Carl Batts of Wilson, N. C.,
and Ernest Hilton of Charleston
were recent guests of their moth
er, Mrs. Ida Hilton. ,
Miss Nettie Yarbrough is visiting |
her nieces in Columbia, Mrs. Wade'
Atkins and Mrs. David Hunter.
Rev. knd Mrs. W. L. Baker left
'Thursday for their new home in
Wolkersville, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Scholtman of
Columbia were weekend guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Pate.*
Messers Richard McLanring of
Florence and Lawrence McLanrin
of Colombia were Sunday guests
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
N. McLaurin.
Lt. and Mrs. John McDonald,
Mrs. Louise Ehheridge and Lt. Max
Manifold of Columbia were Sunday
quests of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Mays.
, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beard are
visiting their son and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Beard in Birming
ham, Ala.' While away, Mr. and
5 n. 1. F. Botki
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|Cr. and Jiro. i. L. LeoBa and
OOP of Lbsif Island, liiw. Jack Huey
and daniHAier ol Savonnak, Mro.
Clares^ Wotta of Chorleaton ore
vialfin# their porento, Mr. and Mrs.
J. P. Bethone.
Mr. and Mra. Von Morgan and
children of BiohopvUle w«re Sun*
day guesta of Mra. Eva Morgan.
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used in cotton mills in Manchester,
England, in 1905.
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PARTY LINE NEIGHBORS
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Ueep eatis hrimt
This assures better service for you
and your party line neighbors.
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0ir0 others a ektmem
A "Time Out" between calk givot
others a chance to use the lino.
reiemom Mime im etmergemeiom
When another party on tho lino hat
on ornttgoncy, plooto foAboig die
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linoqi
-and ploosanlly.
Whon tho lino is busy, IPs olwayt
courteous lo "Hang Up GofiHy." .
MU. nUPNONI ANP imiOtAfH COMPiUfT
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This is tlie oftfe, of^uirse, that you
spot at a glance.
This is the one that sends a string of
facts racing through your mind — if
you know automobiles — the instant
you see the name Roadmastbr
spelled out on its fender.
Up to one hundred and fifty Fire
ball horsepower. Eighteen feet big
~ and spring-colt lively.
Gorgeously finished^ Coil-spring
cradled on all four wheels. Shod with
oversize tires that take extra low
pressur^ for added comfort.
C!onvenient too — with push-button
controls not only for the top, but for
door windows and the front-seat
adjustment as well. ^
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This, too, is the only passenger car
in this country where the
fk)wer plant does what gears
used to do.
W/fen better automobiles
are built
BUtCK
will build thetr,
Operated low, second and high, but
mechanical gear-cfaingera aawelL .
Ih shott — here*s liquid ease and
smoothness in deli^tful pew degree,
through a sort of **magic muscle**
that lets you forget about gear
changing practically entirely.
N o wotider, then, this car is looked
up to.
Looked tkll to ^1* hnilreMive appear
ance — toobed tip to fok superlative
ability.
Looked up to for what*s newea
engineering advances.
If your standards call forckfe?
former — and for quality a cut al
the ordinarily good — specify R
MASTER when you see your dc
(with or without a car to tn
about getting an order in.
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Here*s the one place you’ll
find Dynaflow Drive,* in
which liquid replaces not
only the clutch and manually
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