The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 18, 1948, Image 6

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QL^bbldrk HiO D. A.R. Attend Marker tinvdlmg By' Sadie yonfres^tapr An liistoric and enjoyable outing Injoyed by mem> Imh of Hobkirk Hill Chapter, on June 10 at 4:80 p. m., on the occasion of the dodication of a marker Jttd obajBnhanfce of National Flag Dap aiOld Waxbaw Pres- Bptailaii church, Lancaster county, w the Waxhaws chap- W, D.A.R. ‘ A yery haadeome granit'e murker hM bem readied for unvellini^ in Ihe tawa in troat of the historic old Aarch, orgaalsed at 1755 by Scotch- Mail ettlaeoa of that section. Tbla fear aad a half acre tracA deaded to me oanareKatloD by aad miroter Robert MlUer. t. 1751. earliest battd- waa of losa aa4 was used aa a pltal for woCofM soldlew dor ljU tha Rerolatlda^ war. |t wai litttaad by the Brttiiili. The preeeat bdlU^, the fourth edifice, waa built Ifi 18t5 and re dded and bHck veneered In T^* exercises were held froni the portico of tbd chiUah and' a loud abeaker made every' word 4^tto<-t to the Interested spectatore baated ob the lawn. Kev. Bedenbaoi^ is Now Attending Chaplain School |tenil»ert Pastor Condoictod Daily Moming Sarvice At Chapel And Spok e On Prayer Aad Holy Spirit tery wee aext in order and tomb stones •datlac from 1768 were in- specM. Flags flew orer all Rero- tationery graves. Ameag prominent persons buried thisw are President Andrew Jack- BOn’s father; Rev. William Richard- poo, the first pastor, snd the fsm- ooe general, William E. Davie, Bevolotlonary patriot, founder of the University of North Carolina, r of North Carolina and minister to France. Many descendants of the early pioneers buried in ,Old Waxhaw cemetery live in Camden and Ker- Rhaw county. The.Hobkirk Hill chapter plans to erect a marker on 'the battlefield of Hobkirk Hill in the fall. ' The regent, preeldSd, aad Rev, W. P. N the national'k the flag, led A* 8- Tennant, ...yoca^oa hr the *^was foUowed by to and pledge to Mrs. Preston B, Wilkes, Jr., of Liberty Hill chapter, DAR, of Charlotte, N. C. After a vocal eolo by Mrs. J. W. Medford. Mayor K Four From County Finish Courses At The University Held For Death Of Kershaw Man William JAffw Howtar, 21 Stabbad To Death In 'An Altareallon On Saturday Might Tben-Age Canteen To Present Talent Show On Jniie 24 A talent show, replete with acto- batiam barber ahop quartet, to®" bone eolo and many other special- Ised attracttohs win be presented by the Teen-Age Canteen on Thtara- fommcncemcnt exercises were C. Billings of j held on June 2 at the University Lancaster tatrodaced the speaker, South Carolina for 399 students. Dr. Bmect Beaty, of Davidson Col-Ujje largest cIsrs to receive de- 1®K*- greoR and ceitificates in the hls- Dr. Beatty’s address on "A Peo- ,ory of the institution. Rear Ad pie's Memory” was patriotic and niiral Norman M. Smith, president, historic^ . announced today Attar the anvelllng of the menu- ^ severley Herbert, prominent Mr, ..'f meat by two youthful descendants, ’lyBSriM” waa anng and the bene- dlttloa pronounced by Dr. A. J. OB. visit to the famous old ceme- PR THEATRE BtTHUwa a c NOTICE We are happy to announce that new prejeetlon and setmd equip ment le being Incfalled In the Fla ^Umatre. We feel tuns H wHt add fbr greeter oemfort and better #n- tbrtalnment Friday-taturday, June lAlt ''SIOUX CITY SUE” with Gene Autry Chapter No. 1, Men Never Forget >Alee Cartoon Saturday Night Show, S:00 "FUODIN HEAD" with Judy Canova Menday-Tueeday, Juno 21-22 , - "TYCOON" in Tbchnlcolor—with John Wiiyne,' Lorraine Day Movietone News A Comedy Wedniaday-Tbursday, June 23-24 "■ACHELOR OF BOBBY 80XE8" with Shirley Temple, Cary Grant Myrna Loy News of the Day & Comedy Columbia attoiney, made the com mencement address. Honorary de grees were awarded to S. L. Lati mer, Jr., editor of The State; Dr. J. Heyward Gibbes, Columbia pby slcian, and Alfred Q. Smith of LeX' Ington, agricultural economist. Students, from Kershaw county receiving degrees and certificates were: Bachelor of Arts in Education, Jean Hough Richard, Kershaw. ' Bachelor of Science In Business Administration, Fay' Lomansky, Camden, and Joe M. Kelson, Cam- dea Bachelor of Mechani cal Engineering, l^niliam Aloyslus Mhllen, Camden. Bachelor of Science In Phar macy, Frank C. Hammond. Camden, and Robin William Zemp, Jr., Cam- dea TIbm Out far a Bast It takas from twu to 10 times as tong to become rested after being overly tired as it does to racuperate at Am first signs of fatigue. A hap when one first ’beeomes tired will work woeders. A few minutes Itrstched out on a comfortable bed ton will be far more vahisble than sevtral hours when eomplstely ex hausted. LOSE WE ■WSIWilNiW a *• vtMMal way MyRt* Sew% 'XRiwi mwlih,! FRANK’S DRUG 8TORE—Ph. 777 K.i -A X-i-- i. t-f A. carsy two surra SMOOTHLY! f 1 B. AN ALUhOUND uiGCACg neex! Giv9 Him Luggage For FATHER’S DAY A. TWO-SU|TER Stiir4y qpUt cowhide in pigskin grain will be tope with Ded! Inside cot- ,tOi| lining — 2 hangere for easy nnfryinf. Suntan color. ^ 81* COMPANION PIECE ri|^f sbe for hk nauiU travel* wda. ^neocfa aiMt cowhide a pifwia grain! Fine'inai4c Baigif. Mntdiae two gaiter 27.75 19,75 Chaplain (Major) Kenneth W. Bedenbaugh, pastor of the Meth odist church at Rembert, is attend ing the Sixty-Sixth Associate Basic Course at The Chaplain School, Carlisle Barracks, Pa., and conduct ed the dally morning chapel ser vice of the C!haplafn School June 9 at'the invitation of the command ant. The service was attended by members of thp. staff and faculty, and student body. Chaplain Bedenbaugh spoke on "Prayer and the Holy Spirit,” bas ing his remarks on Acts 1:12-26, Clmplain Bedenbaugh said: “Cbrist- iahlty movement began in a prkyer service. We need to learn what brought about the remarkable results of this fine prayer meeting. It was not because of the caliber of the individuals present. They were quite ordinary folk. The re markable results of this first pray er meeting were brought about by the spirit in which the disciples prayed. They were not only expect ant and united; the ea^y disciples were persistent, active rather than passive.” In addition to the chapel service at which attendance Is voluntary, an hour Is set aside for private and corporate devotlohy from one to two o’clock evBvjntuemoon. There are 31 clergymen from 11 different denominations in the class. They came from 19 stales, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. All of them are chax»- lains of the Organised Reserve or the National Guard. After the com pletion of the four week course some of the chaplains will be re called to active duty in the army or air force, but most of them. In cluding Chaplain Bedenbaugh, will return to thto clvlltan asaign- menti. Camden Cadet To Go To Fort Bragg Col. R. H. Grinder, professor of Military Science and Tactics of Hampton Institute, Virglala, aih nounced that Cadet Staff Sgt. James E. Cooke, 809 Lyttletou street. Camden, la one of 27 ad vanced student! who will attend the ROTC summer camp at Fort Bragg, N. C., from 18 June through 1 Aug ust 1948. Cadet Cooke is a veteran of World War II, with more than two years service. He served with the Transportation Corps, U. S. Army, and at the time of hts discharge he was a Technician Fourth Grade In the 263rd Port Company. For the 1947-48 school year, he received an appointment la the Cadet Corps of squadleader of the aeo<md sqMd, first platoon. Battery '’A”, twaie of the outstanding batterlei , in the ROTC Battalion at Hampton Inati-: tute. ’This position is one of honor for first year advanced student. Cadet Cooke si a sophomore in college, majoring in Architectural Engineering. He is active in campus aettvitiee and has been an outstand ing student in military science! throughout the year. {Subscribe To The Chronicle! flirit f oriel Fean, HuibTe X'-laiHelp What td del fbr Voiiiaa^ tUMt problem, functional Twnnthiy pain? 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If I you suffer "at thogg fierUlQ tkaoi”, I get Cssaox today. iiijiiaiEniiiiraiiiiiiiiiieai Wayside Theatre (U-Prive-N) Friday and Saturdaiy ' June 18 and 19 “RED STALUON** with Robert Paige Also beolnning of drematio aer- - lal "Hurricane Expreee" Monday and l ueaday June 21 and 22 “BARBARY COAST* festuHng Joel MoCrae antf Mitom Hopklne Aiae color cartoon lay and ThuiMay June 23 and 24 ' “KILLER DILL** featuring Stuart Erwin and Ann Qwynn Also "Pleetic Inventlone" ay and Saturday Jana 28 add 26 ‘•WHEN im featuring Ran<^h Seott and key Prenela Alao "Houaing Problem’' Atw Seeoag inatattmeat "HurrleMW Labon Watan is being held in the Kershaw eounty Jail charged with the fatal atabbing late last Saturday nii^t of William Steve Hunter. 31-yaar-old Kershaw man. The altereatSOU in which Hunter met hie death occurred in front of stmw baildtag on the ootMrirts of Kershaw. A coroner's fury on Tuesday evening found that Hunter came to his death fron wounds inflicted by a knife in to kaads of Waters. Hunter'M YRirfiVed by hli par*- enta, Mr. aad Mrs. Perry V. Huntmr. of Kershaw; four sisters, Mrs. Paul Byrd of Jeffeason, Mrs. Frank Rob inson of Kershaw and the Missge Bernice and Bobby Jean Hunter of Kershaw, and three -brothers, George, €!harto and David Hunter. Funeral seridcaa were held Mon day aftemoom at 8:80 o’clock from the Flint Ridge Baptist church, the Rev. Roy Nael officiating. Inter ment waa in the Blackmon ceme tery. Use Chronicle Want Ads to toriUBL All of to taleuted pertotaato are local youtha, alther froaa to gramBMr aphool or high aaMoal. Hal* Middleton, hvoA direetorr has consented to direct and advise to performers. Morty Mailer, president of the Teen Tavern, will be master of ceremonies. There will be a small admleafoo fee and the proceeds from tke show aiariKilh MsmS LiDUibOR TABLLTS tw aad 9)181*. C. B. BLYTHBR»'Ov^ aa ttata Nlghway taum ef Li ANNQfJNCtNG ■ The Appointment of W. J. Brasington V Route 3, Camdep, S. C Ag Representative of the Stark Broth^g Orchard and Nuriery Company OF Louisiana, Missouri stock. i Mr. Braainfton U prepared to Uke ^ders for all knfda ol nursery i, ^ ' Inttf eated parties may jarr|n«e appointments ky writinf to Mr. Braaingttm, Route J^o. 3, Camden, S. C. BHPBHiraiiffBniyiwraimiiiaBMiiiiiiHHHiim^ -i^ Is The It’s Here At Last FORD NEW - NEW - The 1949 Ford station wagon it new and revolutionary in every respect. It is the firat to use two extra-width safety doors; the firat full-sixe eight-passenger wagon to emi^oy all-steel conatnictioiii. Wood panels are bolted directly to the steel frame. Extra strength built into diarais a*wi body assure quiet, trouble free operation. ■ — • 0 Th) Car In Your Futiire...lt’$ Years In lay at our today Open Erqm 7:30 A. M. to 10 P. M. -f J Redfeam Fneadly Pqrd Pppler^ ►cr*fp Jfi