The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 23, 1948, Image 3
TMl CAMDCN CNKOMI^I, CAMOill, •OUTH CA»OLIH< FWlOAV> AFKIL U, 1f<t
PAoi TMIItB
Cross Drive
„ Over Top;
>ta Exceeded
L S. M*y«r U
ly Commenriad By
ltk)o*l HeadquArten
Fine Sbowinf
excoeded
the Red
iPbaw t-ounty na
Announced thin
'fy Chairman L. Slayer,
.fated that he wlab^ very
Ty to thank all - who had
in the campaign.
Maver has received the fol-
letter from the American
press regarding the local cam-
tir chapter has been awarded
krtificate of merit and con
ations of the regional dlrec-
r your successful 1948 fund
ien I want to add my per-
word of greeting and con
ation to you. the Fund Cha^-
Ifor your success and, as well,
our service
the American
Cassatt News '
•Mr. and Mra. J. E. Brannon and
Mr, and Mm. 8. B. Waltem spent
Satorday in Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. John SulliTan -ot
Charleston are rlsitiiig Mr. and
-Mlw. Dan Sollivan. Their father is
sertoosly 111 In the Camden hos-
pitsL
Mist Ruby Oardon of Camden
spent the weekend with her broth
er. D. E. Gordan and family.
Mr. and Mm. B. L. McNeely of
TradeavUle Tiaited their daughter.
Mm. Rufus Teal Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bowem and
Donald Holland attended Mrs.
Bowers’ sister-in-law’s funeral near
Columbia last Friday and visited
their daughterdn-law, Mr^s. Alby
Bowers, who is at State Park Sani-
torium. Mm. Bowers has shown
some improvement.
Mrs. Henry Watkins and sona.
Calvin and Lemuel Faulkenburg of
Columbia spent the week with the
former’s brother, Willie ’Thom and
Mm. Thom and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin
and son of Camden spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L.
Mc^ughiin and family.
Mr. and Mm. John Teal and Mr.
and Mrs. Landy Teal of Hartsville
spent last Friday with Mr. andJUrs.
William Teal
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McCreary of
^ events of each pasing day
AAoii ^i^nificance tt> the work
uLt Cross and added import- {Columbia visited her brother, C. L.
i-^h our cam- anS Camilv Qni^,9ow
I to the success
for funds.
lu together with the many
Heers who worked with you,
pride, in a very real
Ibutlon to your community
b the Red Cross. Together,
Lye reaffirmed your faith in
leal of service to othem and
jBtrated the power of, con-
^luntary action. Moreover
are given assurance that the
„ of the American Red Cross
"maintained and that the or
ation will continue strong
(ble to meet the denuinds that
laced upon it
Lngratulations on a tine Job.
Mayer said that he, in turn,
Jiat there were so many who
active in the campaign who
red thanks that he hesitated
Igle any one out. He said that
Ibody had cooperated nicely In
rive.
colored section did partlcul-
flne work and raised a very
nme sum.
[NAL DISCHARGE
ice is hereby g?ven that one
from this date, on April 29,
iLila B. Skipper,*will make to
rebate Court of Kershaw Coun
final return as executrix of
Itate of James B. Skipper, de-
and on the same date she
kpply to the said Court for a
McGaskill and family Sunday.
Mrs. J. L. Cooper attended Pres-
byterial at Batesburg ’Tuesday.
Mrs. Charlotte Birrd and Mrs.
Chatman of Patrick psnt Tuesday
with Mr. and Mrs. Will Teal.
James West attended a Veterans
Agriculture meeting in Columbia
Monday.
Mrs.-C. A. Mosier, accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Stokes of
Bishop.ville, visited relatives Sun
day in and near Lancaater.
Mm. Charlotte Williams, who
celebrated her 75th birthday last
week, is visiting her daughter, Mra.
William Teal and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Stokes an
nounced the birth of a baby in the
Camdeii hospital. Mm. Stokes is the
former Viola Bowers, danghtera of
Mr. and Mm. Landy Bow era.
Mrs. Rufus Teal spent several
days last week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. McNeely near
Tradesville.
The Dream Ranch Hillbillies
from Dillon put on a show in the
Midway auditorium last Thumday
night. Cecil Bowem was master of
ceremonies.
Mr, and Mrs. Baxter Williams of
Whltevllle, N. C., were guests of
his sister, Mrs. William Teal, Sun.-
day night.
final discharge as said exeputrix.
N. C. ARNETT,
Judge, of Probate.
Camden, S. C., Mar. 29, 1948. 3-6c
FOR SALE
Large acreage beau^^l farm land, suitable de-
elopinent purpoaea, adjacent to duPont Plant lo-
ition. Stream and fiali pond aita on funoporty.
Harold W. Funderburk, Attorney
Camden, S. C
Movies Under the Stars
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FORMAL OPENING
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DIIVE-IN THEATER'
FRIDAY, APRIL 23
SHOWS AT 7:30 and 9:15 P. M.
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\Camden and Kershaw County*s Only
Outdoor Movie /
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I Located on State Highway 26—Tewn of Lugoff
FEATURED FILM
“The Last of the Red Men”
itarring Jon Hail and Michael WShea
Alao Selected Short Subjects
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|EXT MONDAY AND TUESDAY^— APRIL 26-27
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