The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 16, 1948, Image 6
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Mrs. C M.'Anthony
Cekbrates Her
Eghtieth Kr^day
Mr*. C. II. Anthonr* of WoMvUlo^
WM koMtod OB her SOtk Urtlidajr
Iqr a dlsnmr party. glTan by bar
•OB and 4aBKhtcr-ia4aw, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. AiiUwBy at thair botna
la Waarrllla.
. Tha birthday caka with eighty
eandlaa oo It waa praaanted by a
mambitf of har mlaalonary aoctaty.
Tha guaats gatharad around tha
taMe which was ootared by an at
tractira linen cloth. The candles
wars lighted by Pat Anthony'after
which the group tang "Happy
Birthday.^
Mrs. Anthony has spent a long
and useful life in Wastrilla. She
is a woman of charm and gracious-
'neaa, ritally interested in life, peo'
pie and g^. works. ‘ She has al
ways tajcsh part in all of tha ao-
tirttlaa of har church.
Thoaa preaant at tha party were:
W. O. Anthony of Easley, Mr. and
Mrs. Pat Anthony and son, Jimmie
of Rock Hill, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Stokes, Sr., of Kershaw, Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Stokes/Jr., of Ker
shaw, Mr. and Mr*/ H. E< Btters
dnd children. Qail Howard. Jr., and
'♦^Charlotte, of JackaonTiUe, Pla.,
Mrs. Robert Slstdre, Mrs. B. «W.
Clark and Joe Fkncher of Kershaw,
, Mr. and Mrs^ecil Anthony and
baby of Camden, .Mrs. Henry Raw-
son of Roc|[ Hill asd Mrs. Kate
Slstara of Kershaw*.
Pfc. Bobby Frdtag
To Be Boned Here
Mrs.- Alma ll. Fraltag has re-
calTad notiaa from the war depart
ment adrlslng har that the body
nf her son, Pfe. Robert L. (Bobby)
Freitag is en route to the states
for final iatarment. Pfe. FTettag
was klllad in action la Lnzenibnrg
on Fabmary U. 1P4S.
Ha entered tha senrlce on No-
ramber 1. IMS. and recelred his
training at Fort Jackaon, Camp
Croft, Fort Banning, Camp Van*
Dom and Fort Meade. He went
orerseas^ in October,- 1944, and
•erred with General aPtton’s army.
He was wounded Decembw 24,
1944, and was hospitalised for ser*
eral weeks. Upon his discharge
from the hospital he rejoined his
command at Luxemburg.
He receired the Purple Heart
decoration and also held a combat
infantry badge. His mother was
also awarded a Purple Heart
The body will arrire at Charles
ton and from there will be brought
to the Kornegay Funeral Home
here. Funeral arrangements will be
announced later.
Pfc. Freitag was the son of Mrs.
Ala Freitag and the late Ernest
R. Freitag. He leares besides his
mother, a sistsr. Miss Sadie Frei
tag, RN, of Lexington, and Cam
den, and one brother, Ernest R.
Freitag of Camden.
Rev.
Ctmdnct Revival In
Bethune Church
The Rev. Raymond A. Ds-
Armond, pastor of the First Bap
tist church of Chesterfield, will
be the guest speaker for a revival
at the Baptist church in Bethune
during the week of. July It-St. Hie
lilILLER*S for Lumber
Pakistan hCa extended war-time
controls of the production and
tribution of foodstuffs, coal rbol,
paper and other commodities
REV. RAYMOND
DeARMOND
In^nter Of /
Streets Monday
Tha trucks and many automo-
hUea which have been having a
field day for many months past In
parking in the center of the streets
in ths local buaineea district, got
a Mg yolt this week. when, seting
under order* of Mayor F. N. Mo-
Corfcls^ the pMlce ntkilled all driv
en that the day of center park
ing—yee even double 'parking
waa gone. The order is sffeetlTe
next Mtmday. ^
Even the expreas company
trucks of Mayor McCorkle wiU
have to go Into an angle, parking
space to unload-from now mi, for
the order applies to sTerythlng In
the TShicle line, according to Chief
of Police Alva Ruah.
‘The center parking Idea created
a hasard," said the chief. *1 am
glad the mayor took a hand and
ordered It abated.”
Tha chief went to state that
doublb parking, a practice’indulged
in by some taxi drivers in handling
fhrea on shopping tonra is -also
definitely out. This practice of hav
ing taxi cabs line up in traffic
lanes has been a deteiTMit to the
even flow of traffic. Vlolatom are
going to, feel the whiplash of the
law, aeeordlng .to Chief Rush.
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, THIS NOTICE
WORTH 2Sc TO YOUI
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f . DO YOU SUFFER
RHEUMATIC ACHES-PAINS?
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Osa*l 1st dnH. throbbing' rhsnmstfc sehts snd pslns In your moselse
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Ussssd rsllsf to thousands sf rhsnmstte snffsrsrs.
DEPENDABLE OVER M lEABS
fast. Is afllclsnt and dspsndabls—nsuslly brings quick
/
FOfB MEDICAL POEMULA
first service wij be Sunday even
ing July 18. Evening services
throughout the week will be at 8
o'clock, morning services at 10
o’clock.
The Rev. DeArmond has an
nounced his - sermon title os fol
lows: _
Monday evening, "The Way to a
jRevlvar’-rTuesday morning, ‘‘Doors
From the Upper Room"; Tuesday
evening, “The Plan of Salvation’
.Wednesday morning, "From Here
On": Wednesday evening, "Where
Art Thou?’’; Thursday morning,
"Dynamic Religion for a Dynamic
Age"; Thursday evening, "Qod’s
Blood Hounds”; Friday morning,
"The Power of Influence^’; Fri
day evening,' "Life’s Supreme
Question."
The public is cordially Invited
to attend these services. ’Hie series
will close with the Friday evening
service.
dspsndabls nudlehH rcntslns ftas msdleal Ingrsdisnts which
Doston havs sneesssfuUy prsscribsd to relievo the most ttub-
rbsnautle eonditioas. Donit put it ofL Try PPP for yourself
i Tou*vs nothing to loeo—overythlng -to gain. For PPP is
MONET BACK OrARANTEB!
■ dlreetod and if you’re not utistied with results, your money
win ho Tsfundod.
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SPECIAL OFTBS)
AS a apseial offsr yon esn purehsss a regular tl SS bottle of PPP fbr
'Mly $1.00, If you,bring this notlco to Drug Stors below. Offor
•sod for a limited tinm only. Oct your bottlo right sway.
» * *'
PPP
TMm Thh Nstles to
Dekalb Pharmacy
PPP
The Navy has developed a hum
an cattpult to test human toler
ance to accelerated takeoffs and
arretted landings in the newest,
super-speed aircraft.
tM pnUm
Whal Id dp'Bor BsBfnnli bUMI
problefo, Iknetioos] mcollilT pBhif
Mhoy n girt and wonan tau found
tbs nnsww in Geasoyh S-wif hslpu
Ton m*, Osistnt may Bskn ttfop
loti osatar for you in slllMr «f two
Nsyi: <D started S days bsfoco
tfanr and takm.sa dtaoptad
ba tbi hdid, it Mioald help nlim
teMthnatiMriodioiMln; O) takm
throoitiout tbs month Mbs n tonic,
tt abo^ impr^ your snpsCIte. aid
digtotko. and thus belp,bulld up
rasistanoo for tho tiyliM days to
coma. Oaisdx is scJantlflcsny pcs-
psred and sdentiflcalTy tested. Xf
you Ktlto "at tboii fNrtMB ttaasr*
ImOtton today. ^
little Theatre
Cnmdeiit 2L C
FFi.-Snl.,^July 16-17
Blaxirta Action I Drama!
“biAck bart»
' color by Technicolor
Yvonne DeCarlo, Dan Duryea
Added:
World championship Battle
Jos Lewie vs Jersey Joe Walcott
Round by round- Blow by blow
SaL* July 17y 10:30 P* M.
She wee sane . .. but madi
/-aCARED TO DEATH”
iSla Lugoel, Molly Lamont
(iMrge Zueee
Mon.-Toea., July 16-20
Irene Dunne In
**l REMEMBER MAMA”
oe-otarring Barbara Bel Qeddee
Osear Homelka, Philip Dorn
Movietone News
W«i.-Thurs., July 21-22
‘THE IRON CURTAIN”
Dnna Andrewrs, Gene Tierney
June Haveo '
Alee Latest Newt
Enjoy due Beat Entertainment
In ^s COOL Theater
Air Conditioned
Underwrihm HoM
Montl^ Meeting
The Camden Life Underwrtteri
Assodatkm held its rsgnlar monfil
ly sapper meeting at tho Hotel
Barsfleld on Tuooday night of this
wsek.
Barney Williams. Sumter, was
the guest speaker and took as his
subject “Worry.’* Mr. Wflllams
pointed out how life insuranco
tended to ^iminate wonj from a
m^n who mlghL otherwiM be sf
pr&cmsive as to how his family
would bo taken care of in the event
of his death.
Mr. Williams was Introduced by
J. B. Anderson.
Hasel Elliott, president of the
aseoclataion, presided at the meet
ing.
BETHE80A PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Sunday. July IS
A. Douglas MoAm, Paster
Church school at IS o’clock with
a Bible chtas for every agse The
nursMT class fir little children
continues fitrough the morning
service. Morning worehip with
prayer, anthem and 'sermon at
11:16. Tonth Fellowship at‘6;45. At
Friendship Chapel, Sunday school
at IS o'clock and evening worship
at '8 p. m. Everyone is cordially
invited to attend these services.
Groif# PreMnrt^rkm
Children Attending
Camp PeUowMp
The annual
the ehildrin of
tory is being hM tlilsl
Camp FsUowstp on
neahr Oreonwood. Tho foUowing
chlldrsn am attending this camp
from Bethesda Preobterlas dnrdi:
FTod WssL Jr., Dnglaa West, Bo
ther Marsh, MoRy Bhaorn, Jtemy
Johnson, Oretta Claney. From
Friendship Chapel; Loretta Brown,
Mi# imwm^
With the
«o Rev. *
WInnMmro b ifoSi J
“Jbo beS^iJ*
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4 o'doek. “*>•
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