The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 18, 1948, Image 9
Monday
Mmjr^ wtf®
*Sone of the out-
t, of
iom» Saturday nigy
folloirlng an extend*
, llaya waa 80
Ld wa* one of the best
an accom-
^Methodist church.
!* ghe b»* P^y*^ ^
eTery church In Be-
Tices. fMt‘^»J
, to taking much In-
I ll«thodlet church
„ an actWe and In-
w ahe was also ac-
OTiinanity affairs. In
iTing the organ at her
Mt up to the time of
— ahe was also one
Tichool teach^ jTOo
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Tte revolutionary new Ford four-door sedan for 1949 is lower, wider, nxmder and pfxrvides'
near^ 2S per cent more visiUlity. . »
sons acted as bearsrs. *
Mrs. May tsarea, hesidea her hus
band, two sons, D. M. Mays of Be-
thuae and Percy Maya of Camden;
flTo daafhtera. Mra. D. C. Johnson
,001 |of ttanaiy, Mrs. A. B. Belch of
™aond, Va, Septeln-.Cayca, Mm. J. P. Dethnne of Char-
^ daughter of the leaton, Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Stere
me _ — 'ijaw of BeUnme; three brothera,
R. 8. Kershaw of Alabama City,
Ala,. I* A. Aid Parey'Ksraha# of
'^yitaUa, lO grand children and
maay great-fraadeklMraB.
ITB. A R Kershaw,
(rtcet were conducted
itoLifat church Monday
iTclock, Rer. J. V.
C 0. Gardner. Her.
Ber. J. B. Caatou
SfinbUowM to the
Bfial trounds, Grand-
Topbom may “Be grown on any
at will grow good field com.
NEW 1949 FORD TO GO ON
DISPLAY HERE ON' FRIDAY
The 1949 Ford, which reveals a radical departure
from traditional Ford styling and engineering, will be
shown in Camden for the first time op Friday by the Eed*-
fearn Motor Company. A Custom two-door and a Custom
four-door will be shown.
sengers. Freeh ah* is scooped Into
the car through large intakes jnst
YOUR
SAVINGS
ARE WELCOME
ill sayinfs accounts hawa o^ten boon the
liaiiiif of aubttantia| fortunas.
3% Current IMvidend
Wateree Hnilding &
Uan .^IkMocigti^
First FIa|)o^ Bank
.TalaplMNM
4ai| S. C
mm
The Ford company to announc-
tog the new car declared that “new
standards of beauty, comfort,
economy and performance in the
1949 Ford cars adranee them far
ahead of others In the low-priced
Weld."
To develop and produce the new
car, the Ford Motor Company has
expended more than 137,400,000 In
toola, dies, jigs and fixtures.
.The modem design has been
molded atong functional Itoea, re-
Bulthig in a long, low, sweeping
■Uhouette. The grille la diattocUve,
the hood massive but abort and
the body so wide the rear fenders
have been eliminated. There arb
olean, unbroken lines from front to
rear.
The Interior styling of the car ia
oolokful and pfacfical. Traditional,
neutral-toned tabrlea harsi been dis
carded for nbw tweeds, broadcloths
and mohairs which retain the
ability to absorb hard family usage.
There sre two lines of cars, the
Ford and the Ford Costom. Body
styles in both lines Indnde the
foar-doOT seden, ^we-door eedan and
club coupe. ConrertlUe and stn-
tton wagon modela are obtained
only ttt thh OttSton Mne.
Engine vlbratloa in the new can
has bam retupsg By Iltendly float-
tng the power plant on rubber
mounta. A new heating ayatan
available to tha cars biiaga yaar
around comfort to drlvar and pas-
behlnd the grills.
Economy of operatloh has been
increased up 'Jp 10 per cent Im
provement toEasoUne mUeage for
the new six-cylinder engine end the
extensively redesigned V-8. Bn-
gtoeertog changes in the engines
contribute to the smoothness of
operation.
Dr. S. J. Blackmon
Of Kershaw IMed
Tuesday Afternoon
Dr. stonewall Jackson Blaekmon,
53, died at his home in Kershaw
about 7 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
Dr. Blaekmon was past worahlp-
fnl master of the Abney Lodge t|l.
of Kershaw, and a member of the
Kershaw. South Carolina and
American Medical Assoclatlona.
SurrlTort Include his widow, Mre.
Melissa Sue Morrison Bteekmon;
two daughlera, Susie'Ann and Jac-
auellne. of Kershaw; five aistars,
Mrs. A J. Thornton, Mrs. Bessie
Alexandria and Mra. BPlllam R.
Cats. aU of Kershaw; Mrs. Maufaiaa
Baker of JeokaonvUle, Fla., Mn
Ann Faidkaer of Mt Airy, N. C.:
two' brothers. Dr. W. R. BlaeKaoa
of Rock HUl and Laroy Blaekmon
m AsCabiM, M^Oi.
Dr. Blackmon waa wall known in
CamdML
CAMDEN BOY IS WR^hUN
UP IN SHAW FIELD PAPER
Capt Vander L. Smith, of Shaw Field, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Smith of Camden, was given a lengthy write-up
in a recent issue of The Jet Gazette, the official publica
tion of the Shaw Air Force Base.
The write-up. which was accompanied by a picture of
Captain Smith, follows:
Capt. Vander L. Smith, command
ing officer. Headquarters Squadron.
20th Fighter Wing, has led a varied
and so far not uneventful life.
Bom July 11, 1919, he attended'
Bethune high school, Bethune, un
til graduation in 1937. After grad
uation he w^ employed by the
Sohoco Products Company, in
Hartsville,. until September. 1940,
when he decided to enliat in the
army. ,
He was attached to the 118th In
fantry Division at Fort Jackson un
til he was discharged in Septem
ber, 1941. He then returned to his
ing his training at San Antonio.
Texas, in August of the same year.
He remained there until Novem
ber of the same year when he was
transferred tq, Tiklsa, Oklahoma,
and Primary Flight School. Then
in February of 1943 he was trses-
ferred again, thia time to Rnid.
Oklahoma, and Basic Flying
School. Flnishtog this course in
April he was sent to Fhster Field.
Texas, for his advanced flying
training and single engine training.
May of 194S aaw him eommia-
aioned a 2nd Lt and asalgned to
National Air Unea at Jacksonville.
wi
to
PHatolla,
‘to iielt
former occupation, where he re-jFIa. He remainedi there untU July
malned unUl he waa awom into the” of 1943 whea he waa transferred to
Afar Force as a Cadet in April, 1942.; Roeecrape Field, Mo., for Instrn*
He wai put on furl^lalh nntll start- mant and B-S5 transition aohobl.
m
to I
CM
rpQii hia'
June Of IMi to '
redtsrrftotiai «
i^ia. He wag a^
Uaer Fiekk
Bourl, an#
spending
jatution, In
transferred
Field, N C.,
bSi-k at ^his old elTfllaZ
He enniinued to Ma'
til he reeeived faM RWi^‘ Amy
commission in JuhSto tWv ai
August he was assi
Reporting here, he
ties of adjutant of tlto WiBg HtMto-
quarters Squadron, an^ Ig Ibti
he became the squadroMO. (X
Captain Smith wears tto Ulttl-
gttiahed Hying Cross iniSkmm
Oak Leaf Clusters, the Aid Maito
with Four Oak Leaf ‘
AlDerfoan Defense, Ameriea]|V
atmr, Md Asiatic Pacific
libtKtoa, tod toe victory Medafe>
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