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Mr. Ogbum, who Is i the son of the late Will O. Ogbum and Mrs. B. E. Holland, is la veteran of Worid War II having served 18 months overseas In Belgium, Prance and Germany. He is a member of the American Legion, the JayCees and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Publle notice Is berehy gireh that three (t) days hereafter the undersigned intend to ffle with the Secretary of SUt# application for a charter for a corporation to be known ae Oannden OsnfR Ine.. with its prfncipal itoo» of bustneSs in Oasadeto. South i^aro’ Una, and with a capital ateck of Ona Thouaand (ILOOO.Of) DoUw. The purpose of aald corporation be- ing to investigate, furnish informa- Htrt’i who T** »** . cool I. RlfMSHMlN^ 2 TWO , PUiiOlASSiS iin-tY. RC Colo Cda f 1. Jz 5^ FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on July let, 1948, we will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County our final return as Elxecutors of the estate of R. H. Halle, deceased, and on the same date we wl|l apply to the said Oonrt for a final discharge as said Executors. 11-16C BTHBL MAE SHROPSHIRE R. H. HAILE. JR. ut of 6 group t woodtian W Nowgit extra pieaeure at no extra eoett • luy Qw Ittt eHi IR qiiiifMy and pilttyl ■ • RC grew 60 timet ine yearif • ttadi up! Bit lix bRttlas or a eiiHodayl • it*$ mdeUciom,thlrti-guendung picket RC tastes best to me I" • IMfA MOtWMIl. iKwntMriiit h" WHiarBawO SMITII.'* e Paramount Picture In Technic^, taated the Isattf^ co|m paper cups-picksd RC bssttasthw. “Nmu I nlvniP siiNn RC i horns,” says Brsnda. who Is ons of ths awm than HO •! bavt picked RC hast by taste-tsst., Ol|l| RC is best lij bisie-lest/ RoyafCrowiiBottiing Company Camden Ditision - Phone 678-R For Yo^ Building Need\^CaU Us, We Have in Stock: SIO Pound Shingles Roll Roofing Brick Siding Builders Paper 30 Pound Felt Asbestos Siding Windows, Doors Plywood Beaverboard Brick Builders Hardware Oak Flooring—No. 1 Common Pine Flooring KDJB. and better We Solicit Youf Business Wm. T. Millg Lumbn Co; CARD OF THANKS I wish to eqiress my lyipredation to the voters of Camden for the generous support given me in t the first primary. If nominated ne^iF Tu^ay, it will be a privilege and a pleasure to serve you to the best of my abifity. JOHN Bl. YILLEPIGOE ^ FOR QUICK PERSONAL LOANS OF $5,^ AND UP SEE* LOCAL FINANCE COMPANY 606% Rntledgw St. * Camden, S. C. R, H. RafTield, Manager — ~ adverflse, aad eul do all thlaga Inddsatel to er nected 4^ dMt WeaegsaMat operailoB of a credit bureau W. fRAMIniS May tt. Just Received.... One Large Shipment of if eft's Genuine Pwtama Bet, AuorM Stylea and Colora—While Tbuy ] 2.79 ■n J. PAUL ROSS 932 BROAD ST. \ To the. People of Camden: . '-4- t“' Thank you very much indeed for the confidence in me yon dis played in last Tuesday’s election Let me assure yon that I fed very strongly the heavy responsibility this puts optm pie to gin yon my best efforts in the interest of the town we all love so wefl. • The way my support was qiread through all sections of the city showed that you thought I would represent the entire dty. 1 will not disappoint any section in this respect \ From here on out now, yon, the Commissioners you select not Tuesday, and I must all work tc^ether as a team for the betta- ment and advancement of Camden. In doing this we are going!* be faced with many important and difficult decisions. Your con- tinned unselfish interest in muiucipal affairs will make the deci sions easier to make. Don’t let the passing of the elections dinin- ish your interest in the City’s business. I wish to further take this opportunity to thank all filose idio so unselfishly gave their time and energy in behalf of our dty iB Uie campaign. Whether you were workiim; for or i^fuiiwt me yf| were working for your dty aid that is the inqiortant diiiig. Finally, I wish to pnblidy say that I firmly bolieve thft tht* ha^never been such a strongly fought fanmaigii as dealing in personalities, as little back biting'and as mudi dkfto of good sportsmanship as this campaign. For this I want to cos' gratolate and thank my opponents. I shaU go ahead widi full cm* fidence of their cooperation and asdstance in the ahead. Sneerely, Henry Savage, Jr. J