The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 30, 1948, Image 6
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NfejnrtciUL lioTict:
BUMUt t* nlM #( n
PtifMwtte Piartjr, bqrtica Is hereby
glTSa that tha fellowliif manscers
sad clerts hare bean daaicnated
by tha Karshav Coaaty Denocratlc
Bxaeatlre CMuntttaa (or tha prim
ary to ha held <m Tnaaday. Aaf•
tmt 10, 1040. aad so maay aa
ba aaeaasary for tha ai
primary <m,,^asday, AM^
1048.
Tha rotins iriaces In each pra-
cinct will open at 8 a. m. aad ck>sa
at 4 p. m., with tha esceptkm of
the foUowlng. which wUl remain
V li?
TO WATER CONSUMERS—
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W« rofral tka nMaaaitr of making you recently to
' curtail uae of water. As opon as the new 10-mch
raw whter line — now beinf rushed witl^ all po**
efiie speed is completed — the ban will be Itfted.
We hope t^ win be withm theTMt 3 days and
suffest you tbden tqJEb^dio station W. A. C. A. for
the announcement. Material for this line was order
ed early in the year for deihrery in May. Contract
for the work was let in April and ^ work sched-
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uled for May before the period of heavy use. The
pk>e“ was not delivered until the end of July and
shortage of essential fittings delayed the stafC of
work until about 10 da]rs ago, since when it has
wi^ all vigor.
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L. H. HARDIN,
Supt Municipal Utilities
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We have listed wilk us some of ifte best houses
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and lots, in the d^, alee some in the suburbs.
^Two buUdbiga on Entad street, one
building^ DeKalb street ■ "
are located in best business sec
tion of dly.
•Two good stores in the ^unty, which
are new and have well established
business.
•One Fish Pond and around 20 acres
of land.
Near city . . . good place to build up.
•Several farms for sale... large and
small — also timber fand^.
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8BE VS FOR—
Hail and Fire Insurance
Home Appliances
Real Estate Sales & Insurance Inc.
632 W. D.K.Ib Sta-Mt
Phone 324
^ Wjfh Men Who Know ...
.BIRDSn!;
JEEEDS
FOR INCRj^SED PRODUCTION
AND FOR "greater SAVINGS!
DIRECT FROM MILLJTO YOU—
L'r
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open naSU t f. a^: Osmdee NO. 1.
Camden No. I, Caastm NOJ sad
No. 4, Bethnns. Wataree, Henalt*
age, Kershaw and Blaney.
ABNEY: 'J. O. Crow, John T.
BoowerS, WaHw Gandy. Vote a4
Crow's Store.
ANTIOCH: I. J. McKenile, W.
H. Sinclair. Fred K. Smith. Vote
at Antioch SoboolhouM.
BBTHCNB; J. M. Clyborn. W.
J. Newihan. ‘John Dan IfcLaorln.
L. M. Beet, Clerk. Vote at recant
■tore next to Ldring Darla* Store.
BLANEY: J. T. Roaa, Ed Camp
bell, S. W. Rose, Leroy Sanders.
Vote at little- building between
Esso Sta. and S. W. Roaa’a house.
• BUFFALO—W. P. Sowell, H. T,
Mr 4*7 Jtdmaon. Vati la Mt
piaggh Schoolhouse.
CAMDEN NO. 1: Albert Ooodale,
- . -Catoe
EnjoyFicnic .
An eadoyable' picnic waa held on
Thursday afternoon at the Kennedy
Lodge on ColoniSl Lake by the fcri-
lowlag peopl^ Mr. and <Mra. Bill
Moore, Mr and -Mrs^ Frank Mont
gomery and son. mnkie, Mrs. John
Vote at Catoe’s home.
OAKLAND: T. H. McLaaghlin,
W. F. Bradley. Vote at Oakland
ScbooBieuee.
PINE TREE: R C. Weat. Ralph
Catoe, F. B. Stanton.-^ Clerk. Vote
ait Midway High School.
RABON’S X-ROADS: J. B. Wll-
Itamm.Oecar Branham, Cirl Rabon.
Ooodale and Mr. aad Mrs. IK. A
WllUssM and daaghters. Marietta.
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Mr. ahcf Mrs. J. W.
Richards Adopt
Little Baby Girl
, The clererest announcements
eeen in Camden in years was the
ones sent oat by BUI and Dot Rich
ards (Mr. and Mcs. A W*) of Ker
shaw, fMTnerly ol (Jamden, an
nouncing the adoption of a little
girl, Synthia Jeanne Rkhards, on
July 8. 1S48.
The cards are In,the form of a
toM e( Ihn
farm wonMa.ttkat
Jane. Thus _ __
ahaw maitoL
Color and ptetarea for the hone rTaSounLrSJ’J*
ware dlsrnaoad hy Mlaa Hiekn Pie- thekdatmhtL*^•^
ttiret of nttmottve honon wmm My
abowB to the membert. SantnM 1
FPosen ftwit aalad on MUmn Hate 5 jNi
wUh Rfts crmAmn, paneh nut ton hoauDod
nat bnttar cooUes were asm# bp Tie ^
tb. bMM. . . Mu itoSjtUi!
Vote’ at Oscar Branham’s Store. — ^ . .p,,.
^ RAtMYS MlLLt Ed Baker,
aon P Jlodgers, E. H. Reese. Vote
at Ralay’s Mill.
w o « V » « ROLAND; Lee 'Spears, Otis
H“cka^. Mrs. Qroiwr j g vote at BarfleW’s
*"elrh, Mrs. Irene D. JohnsonrVote
at City Hall.
CAMDEN NO.
i: Mra. Oraoe
.odgers, J. Boyce Baker, Mrs.
George Wilson. Mrs. Joe Nelson.
Vote at Couit House.
CAMDEN NO. S; Mrs. Ellen Net
tles, Mra M. M.\Reaaonorer. Mrs.
John Lindsay, JcSml T. Nettles,
Clerk. Vote at JohoN^etUee resi
dence. - t.
CAMDEN NO. 4: Mta^yohn i(ul
ten, Mrs. Jane Williford, Mrs. Mar
gie Bradley. Clerk; S. C.Vciyburn,
0. J. Shannon, 4th, asch part-time.
Vote at St. Mary’s Hall.
CASSA’TT; Fred Waters. Mrs.
Alma Rosier,'Mrs. N. C. Hall. Vote
at J. R. FSoetHsNGrocery,
CHARLOTTE^’^HOMPSON: R.
A Bruce, E. M. Workman. Mrs.
Mattie R. /West. Vote at Charlotte
Thom peon school.
DeKALB: J. H. Haaton, R. O.
Dabney. Vote st Baron DeKalb
school.
DOBY’S MILL: W. H. Koon, W.
M. Kirkland, J. D. Aldrich. Vote
at Campbell’s. Oin House.
OATES FORD; L B. Brown, H.
R. HtM’too, J. N. Taylor,[Vote at
OatM Ford Schoolhouse, f,|f •
HARMONY: J. M. Bntipr, Levi
Branham. Mrs. Mildred Roes.*Vote
St. Mrs. Dranham’s Store. .
.-HERMITAGE: R B. Hancock,
MsflT'vQardTier, 'l^glnla Jordan.
Calvin. Lominac. Vote at Erwin
.Hermitage Store.
KERSHAW: J. A. Whitley. J.
C. Vincent, C. L. Truesdale, J. P.
Trueedale, Qlerk. Vote at Town
Hall.
LIBERTY HILL: W. Z. Hilton,
L. P, Thompson, O. R. Clements.
Vote at Clements’ Store.
LOCKHART; Willard Kelly,
Mrs. C, O. Dolan, C.-W. Jordan.
Vote at old Lockhart School.
LOGOFF: J. W. Rabon. J. A.
Bell, Oordan Bell. V0ie at Panl
Cameron’s Store, j.
MT. ZION; Artsur Brown, Mrs,
Ora Lee Brown, R. C. McCoy, Vote
at Mt. Zion Clubhouse.
NED’S CREEK: Jim Catoe,
Johnny Roberts, • Dewey Johnson.
SALT POND: J. E. McIntyre, L.
H. Dinkins. R. L. Moore. Vote at
A. Dowey’s Store.
SANDY GROVE; W. 8. Stokes,
B. E. McOougan, W. C.'Cobb. Vote
at RateUffe’s
SHAMROCK: T. W. Sullivan. J
F. Bakar, O. R. Baker., Vote at J.
E. Baker’s Store.
SHATLOR’S HILL: S. B. Kelly,
J. M. Hornsby, Leroy Wooten.
Vote at R A. McDowell’s house.
U PWIFT CREEK; W. R Cape-
rt, Thomas
owner of the Kerritaw News-ESra)
and.carrioa among other Items the
vital stfRIiaw a»»ds4to^: •
. Name; Synthia JeanTOnSkhards.
Weight at Birth ; S Iba.,
Born: March 18, 1848.
Arrived Kershaw; July 8, 184!
Weight on Arrival: 8 lbs., 11 oi
For further* Information. call or
see parents, M^. and Mrs, J. W.
Rloharda (Dot Thompstm) anytime
from 8 a. m. to S- a. m. Yes, we
are generally up and around-at
those hours. - *
Mtl Pisgah Home •
Club Has Meeting
Wooten, Ancrumt Th'e Mt Plsgah’s Home Demon-
Boykin. Vo^at Boykin Mill Store, stratlon meeting for July met with
Jt^n M. Crozton, Mr
THRElT'C’s; John M. Croxton,
W. W. Faulkenberry, L. F. Robin
son. Vote at 3 C’s Schoolhouse.
TWENTY CREEK; Lonnte Rab
on, Altert Branham, John Lee
Rabon. Vote at Pine Grove School.
WA'rBUlEB: Mrs. Donnell' Rey
nolds, Hodges D. Brown, Perry
Vbreatt, Jack Henderson. Vote at
FlrMwaae.
' WBBTVILLB: T. F. IMDbwell.
L. C. Qlybnrn. Mrs. Nye Worianan.
VoCa at Workman’s Stora.
Irs. Bob Holley'4donday, July 12.
’The aong “America” was sung.
Mrs. Austin Belk gave the devo
tional. Hys. W. F. Byrd led In
player.Mrs. Bob Holley, the secre
tary, called the roll and read the
minutes of the^last meeting. Two
new members Joined the club, Mrs.
C. R Griffin, and Mrs. T. E. En-
Tha BMmbera of the. club dls-
cassad and planned a plcnk at
Chankw Bead! tor Aagatt 4-
TMs Pottcff Pay$ Vp To $5iiO0i
IM additioa phyt aaiiM amoiiDt for tka f«|L
, MEAD DISEASESt
• LEUKEMIA ••ciuiLtTMs
•OirTHEIIIA ntfSALL POX
••FINAL MEWINOITtt •TETANUt
• ENCBFNALITtt
Plus $S00.6o Accidental Death Banak
r Cairara Each CkOd
At This Low Cost
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-- $5.00 p«r year
for OBO dopondont chHd
$10.M per year
for two or aim dependent chHdraa
laeuad hgr Company With Over HOlVOaiMlOOJM of iMsrunei
David H. Bamn Insurance Agt
Why a Beautyrest at *59” is
your biggest mdttrest bargain
COMING ATTRACTIONS
Haiglar Theatre
Corner.Broad and Rutlada# Bta
Friday aad Saturday
July 30 and 31
‘THE FIGHTING
VIGILANTES”
“Laah” LaRus — Al “Fuxxy"
•t. John — JsnnHsr Holt
Alto Serial, Comedy, Cartoon
Monday and Tuoaday
Anguat 2 and 3
“THE HOMESTRETCH”
In Ti«hntft6t6f
Cornel Wilde—-Maureen O’Hara
Also Warner Patha Nawa
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Wodneiday and Thursday
August 4 and 5
“THE SENATOR WA5
INDISCREET”
William Powell—Ella Raines
Also Serial and Paramount Nttwu
hwnnEMIIIIMfYIIIHIHIMTMtl
little Theatre
Camden* S. C.
Friday and Saturday '
July 30 and 31
“FURY AT FURNACE
CREEK”
Victor Mature — Coleen Gray
Also Selected Short Subjeete
there are two diWerenl kmd$ of inner-spring mottresMi. The
ordmary kind and the. Beoulyresf.
What's (he diFerencel Let's look inside.
This is whot hoppeni inside the ordinary maltrou when it's
pressed down.
loovtyrest is budt to stand ihore wear Ihon most outer mnttremi
loo—and "torture tests” mode by the U.S. Testing Ce:;^p^ovf M
in these tests, Beaut>rest lasted tor longer th<m i
trew tested! Reol quofity for youl
lecoute the coils in on ordinory mottress ore off /otned togethw,
when one goes dowiv others {obied to it must foRow. This causes
fhe uncomfortable sags end hollows often-found in such mot-
tresses.
But see whot hoppent inside a 8eoutyrest when it is pressed
downi
Aad because beowtyrest is so weN built, Siemens
guoronlees it agobist struclura* dofecN for 10
it con last you even leagerf
WWk
leoutyrest hot 837 indhldoaty-podiotod coil springs, loch ocH
on its own. Eoch conforms nolurolly to Hio curvet of your body.
You get no togs. No hoHowi. Instead you enjoy a mottress
Ihot Armlyf gonHy and bttayanRy cuihiont your bodd
lordort wear fast in most mottresset. But net in o BeoutyrasH
Saa Ibot tpedoi row of cofli ottaded to Beoutyrast's bordar,
ubovaf It ghrae you mid-meNrest cemtorf deor to ibe adga,.,
hoops laoulyratt’t border neof ond Arm for yeort.
a
TKere'i nothing you can j^iiy at thig price diat
will give you the enjoyment and honest-to-
goodneaa comfort pf Beairtyreat. And. when yen
consider iti 10. YEAR guarantee, the actual coil
to you for luxury sleep each night if even icM«
than the cost of your daily newspaper. Where
can you huy so nuidk personal comfort..-M
much luxury. . .for so little? Order your
Beaut)TOst now!
A perfect con^mnion [xece is die matching
box spring.. .the ideal foundation nnit..*
gives better support... .more oomfoit.. .and ii
easy to keep clean.
Saturday Nite, July 31
at 10:30 P. M.
Lovad by ona Woman too manyl
“A WOMAN'S VEN
GEANCE”
Chartoa Eoynr — Ann Blyth
Sir Codrio Hardwick*
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Spactal Diacount 1000 Lba. er Moaa
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Monday aad Tuesday
August 2 and 3
“CASBAH”
Forbidden Quarters of Algloral
Yvonna 0*Carl* —VTony Martin
P*t*r Lorre and m^roduclng
Marta Toren
Movietone News
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Only Bsautynit can
you all
8f con aff^
thiil f
• Smartly-
WediMaday and Thursday
August 4 artd 5
Thera’a Music I There’s Dano-
ln|l Thaiw’s Romane*!
“ON AN ISLAND
YOU”
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lEethor Wllllama Petar Laturford
Ricardo Mentalban — Jimmy
Durants — Xaviar Cougat and
and Hla Orehastra
• tSf individually pack-
atod coil springt—asch
in Ih own aacwra mua-
tin packat. • Chaka of i
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