The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 28, 1948, Image 3
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l)y the ehrill whiod*
fire elof**^ ■
to tM tUrwf^ aaH
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' "l^cJogW BitefOan
Md Bothua* a«B IB*--
fire
ileh the fl»»n«* yP®" tta
T^i^ene hae ao lolophofi#
Mitlee It praoant, McBoo was
by seaboard afflelala
a peei'na frefjht BrduBtrt
to Bethua# to ba
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* . eiogrMa <**•• to tho firo
d qelte a crovwl hB< galMr-
upon Itt arrival. Tho flro
waa aulckly oxtinfluialiod afUr
It did got bora and tbo DIoaor
;y^M^lta Joymoy north ovar
Davit Ifitortaifia
Iba. Loriag Davla OBtortaiiied
Tharadajr oToalng with fire ublea
oC hridgo. Tlio dtaiInK roan and Ifw-
Inc room waia iovoly witfi sminc
/lowwa. Whan tha acora waa count*
ad lfr« Fred IriaBan hold high
■OOP*- lira. KfaMand WaHo aacond
high and MUa Cecilia King bingo.
Ontof-town guMta wore Mra. C. B-
Btawali at C^asterfiald and Mra
Bender of Chicago
To Prooont Pagoant
A pageant, *’It I Ware Queen.” tg
SiyiS&
the grammar tchooL At this time
the . sixth grade will receive pro*
motkm certiflcateo to the seventh
grade, which is ift high school. Two
MAY u, nm
ISurvei/s Maps PUuu
M. C. O’CAIN
registered professional
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high Bolrndt wtadanli wM
their dlptnnnna at tMlA. Sdnol
will elaaa Batwdaj whan Um
puplla win reCara t* recatvn thtM
regorta. • . ,
Host 'at NoighborlMMd Taa
Mra. Frod Brinaon waa hoateap
at a neighborhood tea Tueatay
afternoon when a number of gneata
called inclndlng an out of^tuwn
visitor, Mra. Sapdintta^Idrdaa of
Riehbnrg. Taa.,eaka and aaadwichaa
were served ^ the hoatasa, assist*
ed hy Mrs. Jane TneadeU.
Mrs. ClonaoB WUson of Maw*
berry la vtsltiag her mother. Mra.
Louise Kelley.
. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd McKinnon.
Jr., who were marrfed two weefks
ago. spent several days here last
week, retunting to thebr Home in
Evans. Oa.. Sundlar.
Sympathy is extanded to W. T.
Ratcliff and family in the death
of his father, Wade Ratcliff, Friday
nitiit
the gradnating exercises of Miss
Ermine Floyd at Converse ^College.
Miss Floyd’s father. Rev. 8. C
Floyd, was a former pastor of the
Methodist church.
Mr. • and Mrs. B. W., Brannon.
Jr., spent the past weekend at
Ocean Forest Hotel. Myrtle Beach,
where Mrs. Brannon attended the
International Association of Public
Employment Services Association.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard McRInnon
and Miss Stella Bethnne attended
the Straup-DeWttt wedding in the
Baptist church in* HartsvUIe Satur
day evening. Mr. McKinnon served
as usher in the wedding.
Mr. and B. W. Brannon
visited tneir'son, Lawson Bmnnoti,
Isst Sunday at the Vetenns hos
pital, Columbia, where he is a
patient
Mr. and Mrf. Lester King spent
the weekend In Kershaw With Mrs.
King’s parent*.
Ira B. Horton of Camp Lejnme,
'. C.. spent the Veekend with his
rents, Mr. and Mrs., Ira B. Bor-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bentley of
Chicago, m.. are visiting thetr
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Bethnne McLaurin.
Friends of Tom Clybum wfil
be glad to Inovr (hat he has re>
turned to his liom* after spending
j several months In ChInmMa hos-
|pttal recuperating from a seifons
'automobile accident when he ro-
Iceived a number of broken I^nes.
I Mrs. Homer Josey and Mrs. Fos-
Iter Gardner and Robert Gardner
I have returned from a visit to rela-
itlves in Atlanta, On.
I Mr. and Mrs. John Nell MoLenrln
and children of Colamhia were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
N .McLaurin.
The 11th grade accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Wayne spent
Tuesday at Cbersw Beach'on a pic
nic. Many received nice sun tans
and even blistm*.'' •
Mrs. Dora King and Mrs. E. E.
Backache
Tvr qolck comfonlng help f«r Ba«kacb%
nbNmaite Pahu. OatUag Up RlgbU. atrsos
ctoodj nxlBa, inttaSlos pauasas, Utf Patna,
atreiaa aodar aria, aa* avollan aakka, gaa
la BOb-aasaala aa« aae-aiatacale XldiMp aad
Uberty IBfl News
At the Preshytsite ciurch Sun
day morning the asrvice was con*
dncted by Wer W. S. Cnnning-
haaL The pastor, Bev. J. R. Robin-
aoe. was aheeat at other church
ioa. Dtel(, Qf Kei^aw, wAre vhd-
tert here Samlay.
Shirley and Betty Sue HUton.
music pupils of Mrs. T. P. McRas,
Were in s reciul at Heath Springa
Friday night.
Mrs. H. B. Hamilton of Chester
. . .visited Misses Clara s,nd Louise
of his charge. 8upt B. L. Jones sn-i Johnston on Tuesday.
Ovonide CbsaiBgd AA dii’
Doanoed that rally day exercises
will bo held oa next Seadsy.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Bankhead ot
Chester and Mr. sud^Mrs. J. W.
Tpdd of Lanreas visited relatives |
Mrs. R J. Wardlaw, Jr., and lit
tle son are. spending a while with
her mother. Mrs. J. S. Towne in
BamwellN
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. SeUler ot
here Sunday and attended services ^ Ssransea wwre guests in the home
at. the Preahyterlaa church
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hilton^ W. E
Ouiwinghnin. W. C Wardikw and
MrsT^J. a
of the Misses Richards on Sunday.
BKTHE80AY PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Sunday, May 30
Church school with s Bible class
for every age at 10 o’clock. Morn
ing worship at 11:15. In the ab-
PreasBor attended the
funeral of J. 8. Towns, father of
Mrs. R J. Wardlaw, Jr., in Barn-
wall Friday afternoon.,
Mr. and Mrs. Aba Hilton, Mrs.,.
£• C. Wartlsw and aence ot the pastor, who is attend-
B. W. ^nnh^m atte^ed the fu-,ing the General Assembly in At-
nera! of Mr. Towne in Barnwell. |ianu this week. Rev. J. C. Bailey
___Mr._snd Mrs. J. K. Herlot and of Sammertrm will be- tho guest
Mttta«8asaana<*llavlo%*o#*®tahopvllle, preacher. At the Outpost, Sunday
Prof, and Mrs. J. P. Richards and j school at 3 o"c]ock and preaching
^"■“•■■■-"•lat 8:00 p.'m. The Youth Fcdlowshlp
Oardper are vlsUing relatives p. m. Everyone is
Lincolnton, N. C.
• Mrs. John Q Richards and daugh
ter, Kay of Florence, were weekend
gneats of Mr. and Mrs. M. G. King.
* Mrs. Bob Hughes and little son
of Savannah, Ga.. wene weekend
gneats of their mother, Mrs. Bean-
ice Hilton.
Mrs. C. L McKinnon and chil
dren and Miss Mkry McKinnon
spent Sunday in .Ttmmonsvflle.
Mrs. Sallte Robertson visited her
son and family, Mr.‘and Mrs. Ham
ilton Thomas, in HartaviUe this
woek.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rat
ios are Mr. and Mrs. WUiam
Irosnahan, Mr. and Mrs. lohn
Tralna and Mias Margaret Dallere
of Brooklyn. >1. Y.
Mrs. B. W. Brannon. Jr., visited
lies Judy Edwards of Columbia
College last week.
Mr. and Mie. F. M. Helms of Co-
nmbia were Sunday Tteitors of
friends hecei.
Mr. and Jfra Lavin Sevarsoce
of Colmhla were gnasU Suaday of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs J. E.
Sevarsnoe.
Mr. aad Mrs. L. D. Barr were
visiters In onbsrt Snnday.
■n. John Barton and children of
Mteabnrg wgre weekend guests
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Beard.
Mrs. Lee Mays of Florence is
Visiting her parents. Mr and Mra.
C. L. Maya.
Miss Sue Wsyne of Rock Hill
was the weekend guest of her
brother and family, Mr. and Mrs.
A. S. Wayne.
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NOTICE
•AH CITY UCMSES for the year 1948
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now due and payable.
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penalty of 15 pwpent
LOUISE W. BOYKIN,
City Clerk and-Treasurer
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Ktrt is tit story of • mw
|NriiKi|il« of d«si|« that has
locfcid tho
sib b Miy .ollNr fypt of car.
I Boor in the new Hudson
—now wkMgr known as the ’‘step*
dkywa” lentun-ie the talk of the snto-
mohOe worid. And ri^hdr aol TUa intav
estiiif devilciiiiMHf k the hey to a new
Und’ of motor-oar beonty never bMbae
obtmnahfe. 1
Nnpli avg.>YU>Aatn an attraetad by
Hudson’s low.abaamfined sUhonettsand
Hudson has a new, all steel Monobili
body-and-frame*, port of wbiefa is a
rugged base structure that permits low*
cring floors aad seiM iowa within the
inuue. The sketdies bdow ilhistmte this
jisign problem and show how Hudson’s
reoMMd floor provides a low, sticam-
linsd rilbooette, yet preserves headroom.
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srwA *s yss fsf mtrt mm
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new production tediniques and
BMDi, and millions <A doUars of
idant iovestuodt
Only Hudson, baeause of its endmhre
momaed floor tibat joaUtep down anta;
k aUe to offer stieandbed, low-MR
' beaaty withonk aslring you to gjve up
intarior head mom.
Lai's tnkn • frank laak at the motors
car deaigncr’a pcobkas. Snoe Btreaiiilin-
ing an.aatomdhUereduomavatkbk head
. room forlear mat psimansri, to adiieve
a low nfliouetle aad wiaaitain adequate
head room, Mtk floor aad aeats sMiet be
bwmad to eampenmte for the lowered
roof. Tkk ruassksd #aSr k a aeossniy.
Bnt H k dkkalt to kiwar floors and
aiaU, heoaoaa in an caas^waoepi Hudson,
Iksy art boBl on toFsf a team, (h^y
4i^|k.
qt mmn$, k k prnkhUm wUW
mm wkkmk fSMwtas m thmhtd im
h0rmmd.
hi^M this endsins why Hudson alons
alto thk vital new design principk
today.
YouH Mobcdbly expect the motor oar
that k the talk of the nation to offer yon
even more than beauty and eomfort. And
it doeet Your nearby Hudson dealer will
show you The ImporUnoe of “Stepfung
Down”—ako) its results in riding and
driving ease, parformanoe apd safety.
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