The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 28, 1948, Image 6
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Political
Aimoimcements
(CMntjr Electioa)
Democratic SooUi Caro-
Una . P
JOHN RABON
For CM Of Courf
(All political anoouncements ara
110 poyabla In adrance).
Par CoBfroM
I hereby anooance myaelf a can
didate for re-election to Congresa
from the Itftb CongreOTlonal D»
trict, enbject to the rulea ot th®
State Democratic Primary- f
like to take ihla meank of •*P'^
fhf to yon, the peopled tM W-
trlct, my deep appreciations^ ro«f
paat confidence and aapppr^ ^
to aaaure yon that If
will continue to repr^nl
/ally and cooeclentlonelr Uja Dla-
trlct, the State and the Naljom.
P j. p. glCHAHM
I hereby annoance myaelf a can
didate for Clerk of Court of, Ker-
•haw cotaity aubject to the rulea if
the Democratic party. p
NETTLES A. MYERS
Paper On Insidiousness Of Communism
In Schools Read At O. A. R. Meeting
Trapp-Huggins
Wedding Of Interest
Last Friday attemoon at the hospitable home of Cap
tain and Mrs. Frank Spencer, the Hobkirk Hill chapter,
celebrated “1 Am An American Day” and interesting pa
pers and discussions centered on what true Americanism
means.
Of iataraat to their'many friends
waa the wedding of Mias Thelma
Thapp, daughter of Mra. Walter L.
Billy Stuart, aon of Mr. and Mra.
Jamea W. Stuart, ealehratad his
■tKtlt birthday on last Saturday
Trapp. 721 Walnut street, wid ^ thaatar party at tha^UtUa
late Mr. Trapp, and Hanrln followad by rafreahmaata
bail Huggins of (Camden and Sum- Thonuw Tarara.
.1
For aerk Of Court
candidacy t‘he“flag* Ted "bj' Mn
W the office of Clerk of Court American creed, recited
or Kera^w county aubjict io the un,,on opened the exercises. j
raiaa and regulations of the Demo-1 regent, Mrs. vonTresckow,
The prayer offered by the chap
lain. Mrs. Manrln. WeSt-RobiriSOIl
’ »n Marriage Of Interest
eratlc party.
EDWARD OOBURN
Miaa Marie West and Elmer H.
For House Of RoprdidMtethro
1 asm a eaai«
For Suporintondant Of
Education '
I jhereby announce my candidacy
for ra-alection aa County Snperln-
tandent of Ekiucatlon for Kershaw
county, subject to the rules of the
presided, and in th«> absence of Robinson, both of Camden, were
Mrs. W. F. Nettles, secretary, Mrs. married Priday, May 14 at the home' friends.
George Barnes acted In her stead. |of the officiating minister, the Rer. | The bride,
ter, son of Mrs. (Jarrle R, Huggins
of 71€ Walnui street, on Saturday
evening. May 15, The ceremony waa
performed at ihe parsonage ot the
First Baptist church, with the pas
tor. Rer. O. FiOyd Montgomery of
ficiating in the presence of the im
mediate families and a few intimate
ranged table.
Mrs. Stuart was
^talniug by ifn.
Sr., grmndui I
Balloons, fancy poppers, candy or cnaaC
oi^r oTSs;
Miss Puroyea, in -her excerpts ^ Paul M. Webb, pastor of the Hm'-!attired In a
from s Washington paper reporting mitage Baptist church
the congress held in May, und from ‘ Mrs. Robinson is the daughter .of aoiiea. She was attended by Miss
a most Interesting letter from a Mrs. Letha West and the late Amos
cousin who was present on that oc- West. She was dressed in a light
caslon brought out the outstanding blue dress with white accessories.
to the South Csrollna Rmn# of Rep
resen tatlres* Is the Friumry,
subject to the rules Of the Demo
cratic party. P
(XATOR ARRANT8
House Of Mf ^ElinUtiFt
I hereby snaovAea myself a can
didate fof elaetkm to the South
Csrolins Hong# ot RepresentatlTes
In the comiuf primary snbjact to
the rules of Democratic party.
B WILUAM R. OETTT8
'V'.yiu- .'.i:
>1 t
. ■
For HoeiM «f Representatiyes
I hereby endounce myself a can
didate tor the House of Represen
tatives, aubject to the rules and
regulatloes of the Democratic
psrty. p
EZELL KELLY
dress
Democratic'primary. I wish to ex-|American principals and tenets of, Mr. l^blnson is the son of Mrs.
press my sincere appreciation to tbeUhe BAR organization from its very Mi^ Helms Robinson, Highland
'aww
a lovely blonde, was
white linen eyelet-em
broidered dress with white acces-
ior the ■ctmfldeaee^plaeed' iii'^SeiiPdartonyaad what a real "Baugh'
me four,years ago, and say to you
that I shpli greatly appreciate It
if you will allow me to serve a sec
ond term. p
ARTHUR STOKES
ter should stand for.
The program was intensified by*
we' Cwwdgitr'aud' "tBg ■Wty'Aap
Annie Robinson as maid of houbr.
The bridegroom had as hit best
man. hia brother, Wm. T. Huggins.
Immediately following the cere
mony the young couple left for a
gliw r" -to- Ohartette.-
thur W. Robinson. He served two[N. C., after which they will be at
years in the navy In World Wain home with Mr. Hoggins* mother.
an unusually careful and well pre- ll. For the past two years he has j For traveling the bride wore a
pared paper by Mrs. John Wall on been employed by B A H Constme-
the insidiousness of Communism ea- tion Company of this city.'
pecially as related to our youth and Mr. and Mrs. Robinson are now
schools. 'it their home on Lafayette avenue.
Much of tho data came fromi •••*••
Washington ard the Natipnal ®^ljy[arian D. WCSt *
subject To the^rulM^of" thrii^mo^'cin ^Revolution wd^ the DAR and fJaS FifSt Birthday
cratic party. p studies of the hooks were In our ^
ROBERT E. (Jack) DAVID schools from California to the
Southern and Eastern states.
For Mafiatrato
West Wateree jby Mrs. Wall and Miss Pumyea and the first
I hereby announce my candidacy serious discussions followed. 'Marl'
For' Magiatrate
DeKalb Townahip
I hereby announce for re-election I , i
as Magistrate of DeKalb Township, of the Sons of thf Amen-
Mrs. Clyde West were
lettuce green summer-cool suit with
white hat, gloves, bag and shoes.
Mrs. Huggins attended Camden
city schools aud Is now employed
at the W. Robin Zemp Drug Co,
Mr. Huggins received his educa
tlon in the Camden amL-Sanlter
schools and is a mechanic at the
Drakefbrd Garage.
boats on iMday at a family dinner i AA:^ TTniYlP
The paper and articles were read at their ho^, the occasion being'axyiiic
for the office of Magistrate for The editorial In The Chronicle of year
Dougl
ay of their a<m, Club* Meeting
West, who was one
Far Hooaa of Ropresontathroa
1 wlalt to announce that I am
oCtorlag for the bfflbe of Represen-
tattra IHnb Kershaw county at the
ogMlng flection and base my claim
for rpoognltlon on the .part of the
fOtoni on my attitude regarding the
wastage*of taxpayers monies. I an-
aounce my candidacy lahject to the
West* Wateree, subject to the rules;May 21 entitled "Time to Clear the
of the Democratc party, I appre-lThem Out" was indorsed and udol
elate the fin© vote given me two praised. It was voted to ask Mr.
years ago, and solicit your support Booker to speak to our chapter on
again this year. If elected I will the subject, “Communism and Our
seek to render a fair and impartial Youth."
service. * P Col. vonTrenckow, at the request
BEN HUMPHRIES of the leader, then 'prosented the
, plan as far as they have material-
For Magiatrato Ized of the chapter to erect a mark-
I wish to announce that I am er on the site of the battlefield of
seeking election to the office of Hobkirk Hill.
Magistrate for. West Wateree Town- The chapter has entertained this
ralas and regnlatlons ot the Stale'ship, subject to the rules of the project for several years, and a
government bond was purchased to
Announcement
The School of Nursing of the
Camden Hospital
. announces ^hat it is now re
ceiving applications for a class to
begin June 15.
- If you are a high school gradu
ate 17 years of age or more and are
interested in nursing as a career—
Write or call....
Director of Nurses
CAMDEN HOSPITAL
Camden, S. C.
begin the patriotic scheme.
Now the chapter hopes to collect
sufficient funds to erect a marker
worthy of the town and county by
.fall.
, Historic Camden reminds us that
[within a radius of 30 miles from
Camden (as a center), 14 engage
ments had been fought during the
Revolutionary war.
f Only one, the Battlefield of Cam
den,- where DeKalb fell mortally
i wounded, has been marked, and
that by HObklrk Hill DAR chapter.
Six battles took place In Ker
shaw county.
The hostesses, Mrs. Spencer and
Mrs. William Whittaker, served de
licious refreshments' at the close
of the sesslmi. MtH,. Gulon presided
at the punch bowl,, and other guests
of honor were jllss Celeste Mum-
ford. Mrs. Harold Booker, Miss
Pumyea and Col. vonTresekow.
The chapter welcomed the new
members, Mrs. George Barnes and
Mrs. David R Williams
on Monday, May 24. AmonI I The Midway Home Demonstra
lests who enjoyed the de- tion Club met Priday afternoon, M&T
dinner comple^ with birth-121 at 3 o’clock with Miss Margaret
day cake and ice cream, were Mar- B. Pewell. There were 20 present.*
ion Douglas's grandparents, Mr. and | Mrs. H. M. Rogers, president, pre-
Mrs. A. 8. Jordan of Kershaw and sided at the meeting. The meeting
other relatives.
Miss Hicks New
Assistant Agent
Miss Francaa* Hicks from Gaff
ney, S. C.. will begin her duties aa
Assistant Home Agent in Kershaw
began with the singing of "Flow
Gently Sweet Afton.” Mrs. Eddie
Hornsby, Jr., gave the devotional
and the Lord’s prayer was repeated
in unison. The roll was called by
the secretary and minutes of the
previous meeting were read and
approved.
Mias Fewen gave a very interest
ing demonstration on waffle mak
Sbe wre literature on enter-
from Wlnthrop College with • B. gpj several other subjects.
S. In H^e gnomics. 81n<» her thoroughly enjoyed by
graduation, sbe jgtas taught Home
Eksonomica at the WLT School,
Wellford, S. C.
Miss Hicks will work with Miss
Margaret Fewell, Home Agent, and
Will have her office In the Agricul-! Sunlight is about 618,000 times as
tural Building In Camden. (bright as the light of a full moon.
everyone.
At the conclusion of the meeting
delicious refreshments were served
by tlH hostess.
WAYSIDE THEATG
(Fonnarly Kaowa a* Dri*a.Ia Theaiw)
^NDAY. MAY 30
''Jilniny Steps Opt”
Jimmy Stawaf^ Faaiiktto Goddard
Mtuical Mttmonfa rartom
MONDAY.TUESDAY, MAY 3igUNE 1
“Buck Privates Come Home*
UniworMtl FoRtoro
WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY, JUNE 2^
“Dead Reckoning*
Humphrey Bof art, Elisabeth Scott
UPN AUmi Cartoon
FRIDAY^TURDAY, JUNE 44
“Di^fys Tavern”
(The Wayside has bc^ selecitod as the
this theater. This name wna eaffeetod by Mitti
Caddell, Mrs. Bill Ofbv^ DnaieP McCasUB i
Patricia Hollman). ‘
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Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Truesdals
announce the birth of a son, Wil
liam Clyde, Jr., on May 14 at the
Camden hospital. Mrs. Truesdale Is
the former Miss Annie Lee Pettus.
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On the Mezzanine floor ....
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Democratic primary. I am now and
have been .magistrate for Lower
West Wateree Townahip for the
past 12 years and wish to take this
opportunity to thank each and
every voter of the Township for
their past support and solicit this
continued support and vote In the
coming election. , P
• A. B. NELSON
For Mafistrato
I hereby announce that I will
be a candidate for Meglstrate of
West Wateree Township and pledge
myaelf to abide by the rules of the
Democratic primary. P
' H. W. SANDERS.
For Mafistrato
(Buffalo Townahip)
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for Magistrate of Buffalo
township subject to the rules and
regulations of the Democratic party,
p. B. F. ROBERTS
Seo the many thinfg
we hawe to offer your
•on for a cool, de>
lifhtful mimmer!
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