The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 30, 1948, Image 9
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acbooU of the etate.
The reTiral lerricee closed in
to North
^ on the PreahytarJan
nTthe Baptlat edncatlon-
.r^ii prodreminf ^lieely. me raTiral ierTlcw clowd in
^iiogdtioii viiitad Calum- lh» aptlat church Friday
- Mr* here. • number united with
cnurch.
Tito followinf attended.
j^ey^iolKtrteet
■ iinMOf Bthr# here.
bJTStorlal .ho*. *>««t
PTaotiBd for the erection of
U b^e for the Saoony Oar-
[adams hats
: Americffs^'
fareniost Bids
" Sold By
D. C. Disoi^
Baipin Honse
111 Broad Strait
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CAMDEN, S. C
Mrs. Beanlce««Uton,
oiJfToy^k^^ »«*
Mn. Bmeat Beee of Aiken rlehed
fcerparente, Mr.- and Mrs. C. W
Joi)tfia last week.
HpJfr
i*^ daughter of Inman visited
“'• M. O.
Kins mat week.
Tmeedell
Bennettavllle with
5^ Tru®*<loU'i» parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. T. MpHon.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard McLaurin
of Fltmnce were weekend tuesta
!of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N.
McLanrln.-
Miss Mary Ellen McLanrln spent
the weekend In Newberry with Mr.
and Mrs. Pearce DatHa.
Miss Irma FaU of Kershaw waa
For ITe. Ibfthii
HeldOnMUn^
Another Camdea youth who fell
in France for his coan^ has
come home to rest in his juktlre
SOIL ^
Funeral serriees were held Mon
day afternoon at S:S0 o’clock over
the remains of Pfc. Lancford Rab-
on. IS-year-old atm of Mr. and Mm. -
jid^ j»aa|^^
koied m action In France on July
23. 1944. ^
Prior tp lenterlnf the aerVioe,
young Rabop was employed by the
C^en Oaa jmd Ott Oompany.
The funenU serricea were con
ducted from the Sprtngvale Bap-
•tlst church with the Her. Panl
Becker officiating. Full * mJlHary
^®ye according by Bpttery
B. 713 AA Bn. 8. C. National Guard,
Capt. "Jack David / commanding.
Ta^ were blown to the Camden
high school band. The James Lsk
roy Belk poat No. 17 of the Ameri
can Legion served as honorary ea-
corL
Pfc. Rabon la sunrived by his
pwents, and one brother. Hardy
Rabon, of '^^iamsbnrg, Va.
8am Robinson Is
Sought By Officers
Sam Robinson, colored, who has
served time In the reform school
*t Florence, U wanted by Oie otr
fleers on 'a charge of harimir stolen
$224 from John and Carrie Thomp
son on July 13. He is also charged
with having stolen two hats and a
pair of shoes and a vaUsp<^e is
thought to have to gotoTto Rich
mond, Va.
m nminr urn e$M»s am
I HannoD (Hank) Haaooci^ Sr^ for
BOYKIN FIJRNITURE COi
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the gueM of Jo Ann Wayne iait
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tiller and
children of Marion, 111., are vlsh-
Ing their sietera, Mrs. Frank Lee
and Mrs. Henry King.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ed* Hearon
and son. Tommy, were members of
the wedding party of the Jordan-
Hicklin, wedding in Richhurg Sat
ui^y evening.
^Friends of C. L. Mays will re
gret to learn that he la ill and is
a patient in the Camden hospital.
. Mrs. R. O. Jacobs (Rnby Daria)
ia visiting friends in Beaufort.
Miss Elisabeth Jones of Sumter
was the weekend guest of her fath
er. Ix O. Jonea.
Mr. and Mrs. C. EL McLendon
of BishoprlUe were Sunday guests
of the J. EL Sevaranesa.
Reoent cueats of Hr. and MfS
Z. P. Gordon werp Mr. and Mra.
L. C. Wilson and dangbter, Niekte,
of Charlotte, Mr. and Mrs. Ooolion-
bns Wallen aRd daughter of Gresna-
horo, N. G« Mr, and Mm Ina Gor
don and Mr. aiid Mm Grier Gordon
of ChartoUs.
T. M. and J. IL Clyham am risHr
ing ia New York City.
^ r>. I Ml I,III., . ..^_
A Kobe (Japan) firm has sCart
ed a campaign to sell toodiplcka
I in America.
talk ^ ftStA^nul mat tkti sMt
More people buy
CHEVROLEtS
an any odier makioof car!
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beauty dm (riali SreiMliMi.M
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L. P. B^er and J. C.-Turbevl]Ie
ot- Caautea akmg wtth aiore than
loe LIbmrty Ufa laaSrance^^tTom-
pany reiweaeatatlTea and wivaa
hkYe qualified for and >111 attend
the 43 Anneal Coayaatino and Rdn|
cational Confcreoca of the coi^
pany. Jaly It throagft 31, at Old
point Comioit. VIrttnia. Liberty
Life, with its hoam oftloe in Greeo-
-rillar R. wffi-auMilaiti cmaren-
tion headqaaitara at the Hotel
Chamberlin where att-neestone fnd
ooofarencea will ha bald. Field rep-
reaentatlTes hsira won this trip
for having outstanding production
reoords during the pant IS months.
The main speakers for the busi-
aeaa aasslona will be A. R. Jaqaa.
director, tamtltute of tnanrance mar
keting nt Southern Methodist Cni-
vsrsity; L Geofge Benjamin, South
Carolina commissioner of insur-
suQcer George A. Bowles,- Virginia
oommisrioner of insurance, and
Jessie Woods, vioe-preeidemt of
State PlaiUara Bank and Trust
Company. Richipond. Va
Umae hustneai^ eaaatens'Tor deto
Hicks At Wi
Mlsa Margaret Ebwett and Miss
Frances Hkks of- Karipimw oounty
are among tke t SoUtt Carolina
county home demonstnidon agents
and assistants attendlBg the aa-
nnal summsr state conference of
the Home Demohstratkm Exten
sion Sefvlca at Wlnthrop College.
A refresher court deslimed to
br^^ agents up4io-date on all
work, the coaference opened he^e
Monday flora two-woeka seeaioa.
jy State home demonstmtion spec-
mllsts, district agents and exten
sion anthorUles were leading die-
eaaslon groups daring the first
w«ek*a aMetfeigs.
Speokatu Ut. -genaral aaaembly
tons hara Included: Mias Ellen
■LeNoir. Lsakiiana sttaw hsmp Amf
onstrwtiog anmU Jp. %
director of the CaroUna gi*'
tenskm service at Ctomsog OttRulSv
•Uas Mona Bogan'jiC IBaahkoigMui
D. C.^ field agent lor .the fiouUMm
Staten, and Dr. Herman L. Ericli,j
dlroclor of the Wlnthrop sni
KBHtNAW LOOBi'^M/a <•
ft. F. EE.
Ragular COmmunloik'
Uon Firm Tuesday <g
■Mb Mouth at t P. M.
WMooma.
ft. djlinEAlN, W.’M.
h, a joiaa. utmur
gates will be limited to short per
iods during three mom)ngs of the
convention, with the aftemoone
and evenings given over to an
elaboraten program of recreatio
and enteiUalnment, for the more
than too people who will attend.
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