The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 18, 1948, Image 10
r
I
BUSTLING TOWN OF BETHUNE
Puifral of Mrs. C. L. May*^
Funeral rttea of Mrs- C. L. Mays»
SO, vers held In the Method^
ohorch of which she was a
able member for more than 35 yesMi
Ijloodajr afternoon. Servicea vena
ooadncted hr Rer. Carlos Clardair
of Vlrflhla, assisted by her paa>
tor, Rer. J. V. Murray, ftn^
pastor Rer. C. 8. Floyd. oC Rollsr
HUl and Rer. J. R. Caeion of
Inmbla and carried out as Mrs
a««r^lng that tended to ttae'prog-
I and betterment of conditions
arOiaid her. Intermetn was in the
ONf historic Scotch cemetery where
-was laid away under S mound
of beautiful flowers, bespeaking the
lore and esteem of her hosts of
friends and reiatires.
Jones>Horton
Announcements have been re
ceived here of the marriage of Miss
Mary Anne Jones of Kershaw to
Mays bad plaaaed uersral’ fears irs Boyce Horton, Jr., Friday even-
aao. Mrs. Mays was lored aid rw jng June 11 at the Baptist parson-
speeted by all who know bar. Her age by their pastor. Rev. T. B. Alt-
Rfe has meant much to tha dlf
fersat churches, the aehoot and to
%' f
■MVI tTAWS. AN NIW SPAMOI TO
DENTAL
PUTN
K*w, iiMfBvsd Kiwlw thrill) uier*
with ki thoroueh, IpMdr sctioa. They
CM iMwdli;. bcllm tdmcco u»int, mucia
tUm sad OMCiiM odor coold disappear
ae eaicUr. D—tsi Dlaiet art REALLV
Mtl io comforMbIt.
'for Kleenire today.
JjHBRffiMMDQffiQRflQQESII a
T!ic«C^haIIwiTc"^Wone mV
man.
Daily Vacation School
Dally Vacation Church School
will begin Monday, June 21 to July
1 ln'the‘Preebyterlan church. Ages
are three years through 14. The
hours from 8 to 10. Miss Olivia
Cooper of Charleston and Rich
mond. Va., is to conduct the school.
Any child within this age is Invited
to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bryan and
family have moved to their new
home In Sumter. .
.Mr. and .Mrs. Klllson' HuCkabee
and children of Sumter were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs'. Eugene
Huckaibee."
Miss Luree Kink has returned to
er home In Durham, N, C., after
THE FACT IS
BV GENERAL ELECTRIC
U3HTIN6 D/WJ0N£^
LOCKER ! NEW LAMP BULB
DEVELOPED BV 6ENERPL ELECTRIC LI6HTIN6
'EXPERTS WILL WITHSTAND PRESSURES OF MODERN
DEEP-SEA DIVIN6. IT STAYS LISHTED 700FEET00¥/N!
PRIVATE ROOM
FOR BUTTER!
SPECIALCOMPARTMENT
IN 6tE DE luxe
REPRI6ERAT0R5 KEEPS
BUTTER FROM 6ETTIN6
TOO HARD^ANOTHER
OFTHE THOUGHTFUL
EXTRAS IN 6-e products.
risiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry King.
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Ben Ayers and
little daughter of Fort Meade, Md.,
visited Mrs. B. W, Best and Mr.
and Mrs. L. M. Best Isat week.
Mrs. Clara Davis, Johnny Datis,
Mrs. Fannie Norris. Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Clyburn, Jr., are touring
Florida this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mays psvls and
Miss Billy Davis of Perry, Ga.. were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
boring Davis. They with Mr. and
Mrs. boring Davis and Miss Rita
Davis left Monday morning for a
visit to New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. bionel Best of Sum
ter spent the weekend with their
brother and family, Mr. and Mrs.
b. M. Best.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Brannon at
tended the Oodwln-Owens wedding
in Camden. June 12 at the First
Baptist church. Mr. and Mrs. Bran-
nun’s daughter. Miss- Blanche Bran
non of Columbia, was a bridesmaid.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hunter of
Columbia visited Mrs. Hunter’s par
ents, .Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Brannon
thli weekend.
Overnight guests of the D. M.
Mays, who were in attendance upon
the Mays funeral Monday were
Mrs. Bernice i'aircloth, Mr. and
Mrs. Cloud Clure, .Mrs. . Bessie
Entzmlnger of bakeland, Fla., Mr.
and Mrs. Sedley King and, daugh
ters nf Moncks Corner.
Rev. and Mrs. J. V. Murray, Jr,
attended the wedding of their sis
ter. Miss Mi^ Murray to William
McMlllian, ik. Washington, D. C.,
June 7, Mr, and Mrs. Murray were
members of th^ wedding party.
Mrs. W. J. Ratcliff, Mrs. W.'A.
McDowell and son, Michael, and
Miss Willie Esther Ratcliff wen
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. R
Vaughn in Cayce Thursday,
^ Circle Meeting
TTie Walter Vance Jerman circle
of the Methodist church met with
Mrs. James King Tuesday. At the
same hour the Joanna Caaton circle
met with Mrs. Steve Liane at the
parsonage. The Wesleyan Service
Guild will meet with Mrs. Fred Tid
well Friday evening.
blttle Miss. Kathryne Sims of
Rock Hill is visiting her grand
parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. Z. Trues-
dell.
Mr. and Mrs." N. E. .Truesdell and
Backache
Wot qnkk comforttnf iwlp for Bsckach«^
WwomsUe Ps^, Oottini Up Nights, strong
donily urtaS, Irritating paasagea. Leg Palna,
strelsB nndtr oyts, and awoUen ankles, dut
to nen-organlo and nen>trftemlc Kldnty and
Bladder troubles, try Cysfes. Quick, complets
satlsfaotlon er mohsy back gsaranteed. Ash
your drurstst for cViftu today.
temlly of Newberry spent FrMay
and Saturday with their parenu.
Dr. and Mrs. E. Z. TruesdelL
Mrs. Beanice Hilton is attending
a study course at Wlnthrop Col
lege this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Smith and
little son of McColl Are visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E-
Sevarance.
Mr. and Mrs. O, H. Fowler were
visitors In Hamlet Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. b. D. Barr visited
Mr. Barr’s brother, 1wbo is a patient
in a Columbia hosptui Sunday.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Cramer Jonee were Mr. and Mrs.
Connell Rfynolds. Reynolds.
Mrs. N. H. Jonee "^and Sammy
Jonee of West Columbia.
BAPTISMAL SERVICE
The public is cordially invited to
see the first interior BaiKiemal ser
vice to be held in Spring Vale’s
new Wlnnsboro Blue Granit
church. The baptiging will be Sun
day, Ju'ne 20 at 4 p. m.
• When you think of Lumber
Thkik of uB . .. Miller Lam-
her Company.
Revival Service
Mi. Olivet hureh
A seiiee of revlvBl servicee at
the Olivet Baptist church will be
gin Sunday night. June 20. Rev.
M. T. Gales will be the guest
speaker. He le now pastor of a filed
of churches near Marshville, N. C.
Each morning at 2:45 Vacation
Bible School will be conducted and
the closing shsembly will be in
charge of the guest minister.
Bach evening at 7:46 prayer ser
vice will be conducted by several
groups and at 8 the worship ser
vice will start.
The public is Invited to attend
these services throughout the week.
• Rev. Douglas Smith is pastor of
the church.
Arihrllls Pain
PUT enlek. daUshlM^ cointorttBf bslp for
•ehas AM ps*"* of whiiin«tliA»| Arthritli^
NMOlkla, lAOBbsM. BdoUeo, or
Wortothns^ tbo blood.Pint dooo
u•aaUy rtorto Allovlitliig polo m you coa
work, tnloy Ufo and ilcep mon eomfortobly.
OM RoioM At dnisslrt tdday. Quick, com<
pIoU ■AUafaetion or money back guaranteed.
Ommide
Fon
QUICK PERSONAL
OF $5. AND UP
su
LOCAL FINANCE COMPA]
mVi Rutledfu St
R. H. RnffiuM, Maiiater
/
A
OftDCit
a
fO»
ZO’YEAR
VETERANS!
S-E POMP MOTORS ON
6MC0NS brothers'
MUFORNIO FARM
HAVE SiyEN 20
STEADV ^RV'ICe.^
Hw BOW lAU DOMi' |2-pi0M
sMlal} UD b ostloit Is sas md
sssbM I* Mol Hb Bay Maam
|ar. Ts tsal tosl
praM demo—If
dews, |ar It.
11
as 1^4
I'A
,BAU ZINC
CAPS md
!«M»ar Rlagt
Imvo baoa fovorifat for gonoro-
Moot. Thoy sool oU Motoa ion.
loty •• umI
You can put your eoafklenee in ■r
GENERAL @ ELECTRIC
Ham *0 MFwbB Show... NBC Naftmrk Msadby Mfk... CbmI fo CmN
NOW
• It looks like Coal will be hard to
get again next winter, run_
th^e risk of getting caught with
your bin enipty. Be Wise! Order
your supply of coal from us today.
Wcleod & Boykin Coal Co.
r
PHONE 53
A PBW BACKS UP SANS
CAN SAVI A CoiiilBIllTyl
!ur in the right placejM the tight dine, t
of sand emn save B towu from iood. Thd sendcuQl
n few dollars. The loas thrcm|h food ai^na^j
millioos.
• And «o k it with Ufa insuraAce. A few doUui j
right place at the right tima can amt gM
for your femily.
Consult a friendly Life of Georgb agem tadi^
THE OLD aBUIAaLB • SIHOEIO
aoMi.ofvtct >• «)»••)»
Whafs the Hottest Hans in
a
S
since the Setf'Starier?
ahU-
LTRER
F or the answer to that, juat
ask any man who drives a
Dynaflow Buick.
Hel 1 tell you, you haven’t seen any
thing yet — until you slip behind a
Dynaflow wheel and see for your
self what this new drive does.
It isn’t merely that it’s easy —
diough all you do in normal driving
is set a lever, press the gas treadle,
and steer.
It isn’t merely the ’’stunts” you can
pull, such as coming to a dead stop
•n a steep hill, then moving
smoothly away, just by the way you
irianaie the gas treadle.
I
The iinportant thing is that Dyna
flow Drive* marks a. basic change
in die way power is delivered from
the engine to the rear wheels.
y The idea of passing through a
aeries of gears in fixed stages,either
manually or by mechanical means,
ie gone entirely.
Instead, spinning oil is so cun
ningly directed and controlled in
fun* in HfN«Y J. TAYlOt
Mvfua/ Network,^Mondayt and Friday)
the Dynaflow unit that it instantly
shapes engine power to fit any
normal driving need!:.
When you start, it steps up engine
’’torque” like a low gear to give you
swifts surging getaway.
When you accelerate ^r climb, it
, fits the pull of the engine to that
particular job.
Wh»k you cruise cm dm level <^ei|-
road, it delivers power with a.flow
ing smoodiness that is far silkier
. than the normal high.
\ou have manual control of direc
tion simply by moving a lever. You
have reserve braking power in
stantly at your command — and
~~extra power for emergency pullar
But there is neVer any clutob-work
— there is no clutch-pedal. And
never any gearshifting in the old
sense—your power plant dost wkl
the forward gears used toik.
Right now, of ooursa,
Drive i» available only oa
Roadmastbii models.
Go And out about it^ at i
Buick dealet* — be rcidf HI
yow^ order in, whedicr or ad f
have a oar to trade.
•Ofitmmel U ertre *• Reedmntm
nUKKahme
★ OTNAFIOW UUVt ••
ATAMa4NMI UVUm
HYfeumemcems
*Hi.some muAU roaf«
★ BOADAin lAUNCr
AouAiMMix COA spunee0
nsoimefoum top hnmib'*^*
★ ouoauiric if aim aovanci
■kna-nr on wncs ,
krsM imAKf nooiis ksoeifff^i
Ui
V
V/
She’s considerate of others
She pever interrupU
^ when line is in use
She releeaCs line in emergency
^he givee party called
ftsw to answer
sovraaM sax laenwu amp mtonAni coswany
r'l- t ‘ ,
Camdsn Motor Company
1120 Bruad StrMt
/ CAMDEN, S.C.
Bethune Motor
McMStfiM
A
'T:'