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Carotloa ^ ^ Welfare Caee ^j^lnExhlKt ^ Alms B. Satooo^ dir»cUr CmS** Co«aty Dwrtmwt r* .i iTsifar*. bM bMa in- •» • *<»“' jgr:“‘sn^- of record* were nb* ■■^o social Security AA tt whldi by a prooeaa af jioB choee the boat for anb. 10 a coiranlttee of the Vam* AaBOcUUon of America, charyed with final a^ agency’s’ choice was l^tlt Carolina record, •’^oarallon and preaerratloir fr^rda. the county director i« U-bne of the moat Im*. Sfeaturea of the work of the department, as case rec- fonn the basis for aproral w of applications for aairfst. ,■/ serrloes. 'The rbcorda ^ the exhibit were neatness, conclseneea, ao- « and completeness of neces* information, and the sound- , ^ the worker’s recommenda- , fOT acUon on the case by the hty welfare board. , joa think of Lmnbor of os ... Miller Uan- Company. ■SSS!&MSSi!!£!lh£Sn2sBSdL Camden's Very Fine Sdiool Band ^ j. ... .' '4' To Preoent CoMadV At Baron DeKtSh Hie nth grade of the Dnien Kalb achbol will praaent s coiiaiy, 1^ wmM pMr. in •I Ha' Shown abava la the vary fine Camden High Sohool Sand, which recently gave Its annual concert Hal Middleton, the director, la ahown In front The band an Thura. day played at the Sumter Irie faa> tival. The paraonnal of the band fol* Iowa: ■ — ►ecting to buy a truck? If you are, and if you want \ something brand new in de sign and performancein style and comfort.... Wait for the New Stndebaker ^ Soon To Be On Display I - MYEKS MOTOR CO. EaitDeKalb Street P1ioim47 Clarlnato: Qaorga Andaraan, George Balaoa, Bobble Brewer, BaV ty Clark, Riehard Efehel, Wllhah mana Gardner, Carol Hiekt, Bobby McCarty, Nancy Myora, Batty Small, Sandra Small, Oorathy Smith, Jahnny Wall, Freddie Wlar baiiy, Johnny Zomp. Cornets: Billy Hiekt, Edith Jetton, Jimmy KImo, Robert LRtla. John, Loo Maya, Ann MoRaIn, Joa Miekis. Bobble Marten, Billy Nab ties, Pay Rabon, Boykin Roe* borough, Auatin Shohoon, FarHa Shehoon, Jerry Sinolair, Sonny Smith. Sella: Ann lamp..* Trombonaa; George Bamee, Helen Beleoe, Hugh Blllupo, Frank Goodala, Oaburn Hudaen, Fat Roaa, Freddie Shahean, Johnny Sinclair,' Barbara Watts. | Saxophonaa: Charlaa Janntnga, Bobby Jack Moody, Carl Raaaon>. over, Harold Rooa. . { Mollophonoa: Holon Caaady, eiolao GoCtya, Eloioo Hamoky, BaS. ty Maaaabaau, Dorothy Bln^r. I BafWawat Jackie Dfmst | haaaaa: Fay Haaty^ Carlton Mae. tOA j Farouaalena: Otarlna BamoA Franaaa Lea, Callaan RoklnaoiK' Paul ROM Baity Skaylar, Gllfard Trapp. ware ilsaoT er^ t& Ohib _ ^ — Kasaai tti the worlds larteat feo* dnear ot hard wtatar Sheet. First coal dtpoalto Its im John M. Villepigue w ^ A man of high moral character, proven buffl- ness ability, and unquestioned intiyprity. J, As coach of the Camden High Sthool Footbafl team for 1.S years. Without Compensation, he haa played a large part in tiie devdennnent char- acter among the yontii of Cnndeik ~ During the WOT he was drafted as chairman of file WOT ration bcmrA iqjtto thankless job served with courage and impartiality. s _ If elected COTHiniafiifmer he wttl aerve tile peo ple of Camden in a fearless and invdrtiid man ner and with the welfare iff eSfh Slid every dti- zinatheart J r A vote for Vfflepignels s vote for an honest, progresfflve, and wide open aJsifabtrStlort. n (roSliMl aS WH h* I* «f Jfto IS VIOWh"*) Murchison Home On Black ffiver Road Is Burned The Murchlapn home, a landmark in the Charlotte Thompson area, was destroyed by fire last Friday aftMuoon. , The fire, diaooverad about 4 o'clock, spread with soch rapidity it was impossible to save any of the household effects. Withont any tire inroteetlon the crowd which gatb* ered was Aelplesa to conqumr the flames. Mach farm equipment, stored in a section of the bolldlBS.. was com* pletaly destroyed, only the metal porta remaining. It is reported that the insnranee coverage on the homed boihllnga and contasts waa small. teTranaferred To Tide Diefriet Sgt Jamae Townsend, who for the past thrap and a hill years has been in charge of the state highway patr^ setMUm in pUtHct Nb. T. trsaM^rrad to nilHat No. a With headqnartara at Sumter. Sft Townaaod will have charge Negro Is Held For Aggravated Assault Jeesie Carter, 30-year-oId negro, la oonfli^ at the county ]ail on an aggravated assault charge, which may be changed to murder, should Monk Tucker, a brother^ln*law, suc cumbs to head wounds caused when struck with an aaa In the hands of Carter. The attack qn Tucker occurred In a houae occupied Jointly by the Carter and Tucker families four miles from Blsney Sunday. A quar ry led to the assault, according to Sheriff DeBruhl. Tucker waa struck in the back of the head wtUi the dull edge of the axe and It is be lieved that his skull was fractured. Tucker Was rushed to the Cam den hospital where it la reported that hia condition is extremely crltlcaL CaHer Is being held without ball. • Subscribe To The Chronicle wimbYoot Refrigerator ch*.T^.iVoi*i» Don’t Worry, Thstis Mbr Bntiiiess >• -w CAIi JACK RRESE DOMESTIC OOMMillCIAL (A Graduate in Refrigeration and Alr<lMldHloniR|) * t Phome 789.W Nigte fham 104 Prompt and Courteous Ssrviee Reese Refrigeration Service 1110 Broad SC. .Camden Motor Cba Bldg. I- - ?' ■ . >. ^1 r'i' . ‘a’.'T ■ v't pi of activities in Kershaw, Sumter, Clarsodon and WtUiamsbury coun- tfeo. Ha has base wUh tha state hlghVsy psirol for tha paal 11 yaara. Ha sarvad for (hrea and a ball yaara In tha U. S. Army sarvlca during tha racant world war. Notice Notice is hereby i^ven that the •s> r Registration certificates held by the qualified electors of the City of Camden for voting in the referen dum on April 13th, 1948 will be suf ficient for Voting in the general elec tion on June 8th, 1948. 7^ LOUISE W. BOYKIN City Qerk QlttUTY ONU Friday-Saturday-Monday £ Klnf ban I Msanwdl • • e s MsxwbII Hoiim Slbs. L25 DnlM'g MAYONNAISE 41bs.L52 ' Gold Bw WboU Gnum CORN 4 lbs. U5 ^M^tjtend Sugar 5 IImi. 42c No. 2 Can TOMATOES.. .. 3 Ig. cans 44c (paper) Ib.P9c- Himpy Kid Swaat Mia MOHJES . r . . (tin) lb. 57c Royal Grown Nq.2can 14c 2 for 19c ALLEN BROS. SELF-RISING FLOUR—10 lbs. Dress Priltte S9cyd. MEAT SPECIALS a STEAK Ib. 89c Air MEAT miOfS .tb, 49e LOIN PORK CHOPS lb. 65c PAT MEAT (thick) lb. 2Be ARMOUR mftyOGNA Ih. 43e Rm^ X (isffeSsBM |liflitemy) J . i t; HARD .J ' .1 f". I 'S’J T % si" ' ■ r>K.