The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 06, 1948, Image 10
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FOR $ALM-^UInlmg room oot, «kl»-
board, tabla and fix chain. Ap
ply 2102 N. Broad atroeC or Pbone
€71. 21p
IFOR tALB—Obo bMatifol wooded
lot A Kirkwood HeishU rlcinlty.
' reaaoBAbly priced. CJontact WU-
liaa H. Mbckey, Jr. Box S4l,
Cbeaterfield. 8. C. 21-22p
FLOOK COVERINO—Afpkalt and
Robber Tile; qoality workman-
ahip; ail work yuaranteed. Free
eatimatea with no obligation to
bay. Kerahaw Floor Corering
Co. Phone 200. , - 21ctf
>'':'T»OR tAki—Practically new Low
argan 5 or € 'room oil
2 druma with all metal atand.
and SO feet coppM tablng and
fixturM, Selling becanae e^poct
to more. R. H! Calhaan. Batbane,
• 8. C.
FOR SALE—Foot foom booae. fur
nlahed or unfumiahed. grocery
store and eerrlce' atation. with
good Btoek ot fooda, doing good
buslneea. PboM 7WWS or fee
Beo AnuBona, liogott. 8. C.. Op-
poake «*DriTe-tn” Tbfatre. 20-21P
MINNOWS FOR EAtl—8tein and
Hammoai Berake .Statfon. Open
from filB a m. to 12 p. m. 4tf
FOR tALI—Fire V Crimp galran
ited roofing. Camden Harden
FOR SALE—Duo-Tberm Oil Water
Heatera and 8pace Heaters,
Blectri<;''^ater Healen. Thor
Frtm
Jaunt In Molbr
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Mr. and tllra. 8. C. aybiim and
three children bare returned from
week's motor trip to BaJttoore,
Md., and Lakeville. Conn. •
At Baltimore, they motored to
the Stevenaon polo field where
they met Fred and Rddle Tejao
and Lula Ramos, who are there
promoting polo thia summer. Fred
Telan stated that he was planning
on returning to Camden In the fkll.
The summer at Stevenson has pro
duced some fine polo sad Mr. TsJ*
an believsa that he will have a
good season here next wintet.
At Lakeville. Conn., the Clyhams
attended the Lskevilif Horae
given at the Town Hill area. They
were Intereeted In thla ahow for the
reaaon that several horaea were
entered.
Miss Carol Buckley.' youngest
in Siuntrr
Waahera Wringer and Automatic!{jajjuuier of Mr. and Mrs. W. F,
- — In^-pucklSr-ol.^ Camden
shingles,
FOR SALE 210-lb.
green or black.
bea^ siding, |10.€O a square;
ahimlnum roofing in six. seven,
elgbL nine. tra,. eleven and
twelve lengths, |10 a square;
~ 90 lb. roll roofiirg. IS;^ IB lb. felt.
IS. B. L. Kelly, Bethune, 8.- C.
, .. 2I-28P
LEE EHEEt METAL A ROOFING
Co. Roofs, gutters and down
spouts. For estimatM call Pine
Troo Building Supply. Phone
•M. IStfn
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS
AND CREDITORS
AU partlee indebted to the es-
tata of Jease Leonidas Williams
are hereby notified to make pay
ment to the undersigned, and all
parties, if any, having clalma
against the said estate will pre
sent them likewise, duly attested,
wltblh the thhe prescribed by law.
ANNIE W. ROBINSON.
. HELEN W. CROLLEY,
Sl-Slc Executrices.
. Oamden, 8.-Cm July 21, 1141.
HNAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that one
month .from thla date, on August
30, 194S, Willis Dinkins will make
tojjh«< Probate Court of ^^shaw
tTounty 'b|B .fIngl return aa Rxpcn-
tor of the estate 'of Mamie Carlos
Stewart, deceased, and on the
same date he will apply to tha said
Court for a final discharge as said
Executor. 2lc
N. C. ARNETT
Judge of Probate
Oam'den, 8. C., July 30. IMS.
type. Thor Ironers, Maytag Was
era. Apartment aise Electric
Ranges. Floor covering inlaid
and regular linoleum. Metal
porch furniture. Boykin Furni
ture Ob. Phone 180.
BOtf
FOR 8AuE—Mall chain saws. I
now have saws and la large
amount of parts on ‘hand. D. J.
Creed. Camden. 8. 0. SBt'
and Sharon,
Conn., took i^&t“in-4be. horseman
ship Com petition and redelj^ sec
ond place honors. In other eg^ta
BifklB a TruesdalA it. of Smoh
ter, Armefly of the . Sprlm^lU
aectlon. died'Thareday ftlgbt «t
7:4t the Tnomey boppital. Snmter,
after a long Ulneaa.
He was survived by tbe bellow
ing cehildren: Mrs. iobaaie A.
Baker, Colombia; Mra. Jack Out
law. BlahopVllle; Sidney TrueadaJe.
DalMU; Murray Truesdale,. Qatn-
den; Albert. Ernest, James and
l^liaa Tmeadale, all of Sumter;
one brother. Earner Traeedale. Dal-
selt
Funeral services were held Sat
urday afternoon at 4 o’clock at
•Mispah‘ church, between Blsbop-
vUle gnd Camden, by tbe Rev, D.
W. Thaxton.
The navy bah developed a humah
catapult to test honum tolerance to
accelerated takeoffa and nrreeted
landtaia in \ the aeweeL auperapeed
aircraft
WhlUpy, J.
S. P.
Vote nk. To^
Lo^--^ Foiind
LOST—Red heifer calf, strayed
from my-place on Highway 97
Inst Sunday. Reward. Lewis' An
derson, "Cam den Machine Works.
21-22P
Migc«lli
FOR BETTER FRiCEEt and work
manship on floor sanding, as
phalt midi rubber tile floor cov
ering. AU work guaranteed. Ker
shaw Floor Covering Co. Phone
208, ISotf
Fo^ Rant
FOR RENT — Room suitable for
two young gentlemen. Write
"XZ", care The Chronicle, Cam
den, S. C. 21p
FOR RENT—Five room house on
Highway No. 1 In cool pine
grove. . All conveniences. Call
26. 21c
FOR RENT—Furnished* bedroom
for couple or business girls.
Kitchen privelege if desired.
Writs “KW," care The Chronicle,
Camden. 8. C. . 21c
FOR RENT — Five-room furnished
house at 1207 Mill St. See J. E.
Robinson-at the Robinson’s Groc
ery Store or call 611-W, 21tf
.WANTED—Salesman for floor cov
ering company on part time
basis, or will consider full time
position to right .man. Prefer
man with Jnstallatlon .experi
ence, Addrees *‘XYZ,” care ’The
Chronicle. 21ctf
■on the three day program tbs
Buckleys had horses entered. ’The
Chesnnt mare Ventura, two four
year old cheanut geldings, SUent
Boy and Televisioa carried the ool-
of the-r^mdan-family-ia^bthsr
1L^ m
Vfrgteia Jotdnn.
Cnl^^ Lomlnac. Vote «t Rrwto
Hermttngs Mors.
ICBRSHAW: J.
C. VIncfn*, Ci fe
is. Clerk.'
**Sbbity jHLL; W. Z. union.
U F. Thompson. O. R- Omiwnta.
Vote at ClemenU’ Sfcwn.
LOCKHABT: WUlard K^ly,
Mrs. cT O. Do4an, C. W- Jordan.
Vote at old Loskhart Sd»ol.
LDOOFF: J. W. Rabon. J. A^
Bell. Gordan Ball. Vote at Paul
Cameron’s Btoia.
MT. ZION: Arthur Brown, Mm.
Ora Lee Brown, R, C. McCoy. Vo<^
at Mt. Zion Clubhonss.
NED’S CREEK: Jim Oatog,
Jobany Roberta, Dewey Johnson.
Vote at Catoe’a home.
OAKLAND: T. «. McLanghlln,
W. F. Bradley. Vote at Oakland
SchooQionse.
PINE TREE: R. C. WesL Ralph
Catoe. F. B, SUnton, Clerk. Vote
ht Midway High School,
RABON’S X-ROAD8: J. B. WU-
llama, Oscar Iftanfaam, Carl Rabon.
Vote at Oscar Branham’s Store.,
RALETS MILL: Ed Baker. Caiv
son P .Rodgera, E. H. Reese. Vote
jiaEm
#ert. J. bTi
Mi^
lipa
Diavla. Vote ai
BALT PONIJ: J. E MdBtjN. ti.
Dlnkla<;sR. U Meqra^Vata
A. iMqw’t Bln»
sy%<r W. R; Sicikim
B. R. Mcdongan. W. C, Cobh. Vote
at Relellffeh MBL
SHAMROCK: Ti W. BnUivaa. J.
r.'Bakm-, O. R. Baker. Vote ad J.
E, wGmrh Btora.
" SHATUA’B HILL: S. & KMIy.
J, M. Hornaby. Leroy Waob
Vote at R. A. McDowell's lumsA
'SWIFT CRWC: W. R. Oai
hart. Ihonms Woolsn,
Boykin. Vote at Boykin MUl Btors
John M. Crenton.
WAtfTiO—A teacher for fifth amd
•Ixth grades. A liberal appplo-
ment. Beautiful school building
and equipment Apply "DO” care
’The Camden Chronicle. Camden,
8. C. 2(»tt.
MALE HELP WANTED—Reliable
man with car wanted to call on
farmers In Korahaw county. Won
derful opportunity. |1S to |20 In
a day. No sxpsrlenoe or capital
required. Permanent. Writs to
day. McNess Company, Dspit C.
Candler Bldg., BaHlmors 2, Md.
* 20-21P-
HELP WANTED Mgle and Fe
male—Average...|45 we^ly for
man or woman to supply ramous
Watkins Products to ensto^rs
In Camden. Writs J. R. Watkins
Co., Dept. S-8, Richmond. Va.
18-tlP
ATHLETES FOOT ITCH
NOT HARD TO KILL
IN ONE HOUR»
If not Qlaaaed, your 35c back at
ant drT^ at^p. TE-OL, a STRONG
fungicide, contains 90% alcohol. IT
PEJNBTRATBS. Reaches MORE
germs to KILL the itch. Today at
DeKALB PHARMACY —
^Rklwr
for Re-
Election
Congr^
E:q)eri-
ence,
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LeadOf-
\
ship
Count in
Congress
A COMBAT VETERAN OF THE
WORLD. WAR 1, AND A VETERAN OF OUT
STANDING SERVICE IN CONGRESS
^EAKER CHAMP CLARK SAID, **A Repr«MiiUtiy«’s waliw to
Um people of his Dbtrict can be measured by bis standinf amoa|^bu
colleafiiea.*’ MEASURE RlCHARDa BY TlUT YARDSTICK.
RICHARDS is chairman of the South l^rolina Delegation in the
House of Representatives.
^ RICHARDS was elected by his Denmcietic chUeagues and is now
aeiTing as Assistant Dejnclcratic Whip or the House, representing the
, Southeastera States. ^ ^
RICHAJIDS was named at a caucus of more than lOO'l^diem
'Members of Congress, as one of a nine-member Steering Committee
le lead the fight in the Mouse against President Truihan’s misguided
Civil Rights Program. .-
J
. JBICHARDS was last year named by the Speaker of the House to
memberiWip on the Special Committee created by Resoitttion of Coo-
groM to study and report back on economic ccmdilions in,Europe.
RICHARDS u .a ranking member' of tha House Forei|^ Affairs
Commitlee. WiUi this powerful Committaa momentous decitiona cpn-
oaminjrim and paaco rest. * v.
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BE-miECT J. P«^,R1CHARDS TO CONGRESS
Another^ horseman of much in
terest to Camden people, Jack Cly-
burn, entertained his brother and
family at Town Hill farm. Mr.
Jack Clyburn had several horaes
entered in the show, they * being
Playmsrque, a two year old mare
and Hg Jones, a chestnut yearling.
POUTICAL NOTION
Pursuant to the rules' of tbe
Demoerstic Party, notice Is hereby
given that the following msuagers
and c^ks have been designated
by tbe Kershaw County Democratic
ExecttUve Committee fdr Ike prim
ary to l>e held on Tues^^, Aug
ust 10, 1948, and so many W may
be necessary for the auoeeedkig
prlihsry on Tueeday, Angnst M,
1948. '
The voting places In*each pre
cinct will open at 8 A m. and ckwe
at 4 p. m., wiA the exception of
the following, which will remain
open oatil 6 ik m.: Camden No. L
Camden No. 2, Camden No.3 and
No. 4. Bethune, Wateree, Hermit
age, Kershaw and Blaney.
ABNEY: J. O. Crolr, John T.
Bdoirara, Walter Gandy. Vote at
CrowV-Btore.
ANTIOCH; I. J. McKentle. W.
H. Sinclair, Fred K. Smith. Vote
at Antioch Schoolhouse.
BBTHUNE: J. M. Clyburn. W.
J. Newman. John Dan McLaurin,
L. M. Best, Clerk. Vote at vacant
stors next •to Lorlng Davis’ Store.
BLANEY: J. T. Roes, Ed Csmp-
belL 8. W. Rose, Leroy Sanders.
Vote at little building between
Ebso 9^ and 8. W. Rose’s house.
BUPFJILO—W. P. Sowell. H. T.
Catoe. M.'P: Johnson. Vate at Mt
J^lsgsfc Bchoolhoiuie.
CAMDEN NO. 1; Albert Goodale,
Mrs. M. G. Httckabee, Mra. Grover
Welch, Mrs. Irene D. Johnson. Vote
at City Hall.
CAMDEN NO. 2: Mrs. Grace
Rodgers, J. Boyce Baker, Mrs.
George Wilson, Mra. Joe Nelson.
Vote at Court House.
CAMDEN NO. 3: Mra. EUen Net
tles, Mra M. M. Reasonover. Mrs.
John Lindsay, John T. Nettles,
Clerk. Vote~^lt John NetGee reM-
dence.
CAMDEN NO. 4: Mrs. Jcdin Mul
len, Mrs. Jane Williford, Mrs. Mar
gie Bradley, Clerk; S. C. Clyburn,
C. J. Shannon, 4th, each part^me.
Vote at St. Mary’t Hall.
\CASSATT: Fred 1 Waters, ~ Mra.
Alma Rozler, Mrs. N. C. Hall. Vote
o(t J. R. Ford's Grocery.
CHARLOTTE THOMPSON; R.
A. Bruce, E. M. Workman, Mrs.
Mattie R. West. Vote at Charlotte
Thompeon school.
DeKAI..B: J. H. Haeton, R. O.
Dabney. Vote ' at Baron DeKalb
school.
^BY’S MILL: W. H. Koon. W.
M. Kirkland, J. D. Aldrich. Vote
at Campbell’s Gin House.
OATES FORD: L. S. Brown, H.
R. Horton. J. N. Taylor. Voteeat
Ob tea Ford Schoolhouse.
HARMONY: J. M. Butler, Levt
I “CiShSrvJy
THREE Ce: John M. CrwctMLlI _ Hume^
W. W. Ftedkmbaivy, L. J*. Bohln-|| Wtliwg Parim^j^
■cm. Tote at I Cs flohooBtomsa || """
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“ilr.
WiUlam gy«H!Sg
TWENTY CREEK: Lonnie R^l
on, Albert Branham, John Lee!
Rabon. Vote et Pine Ororn SdbooL
WATEREE: Mn. DonnAU Rey-
noMA Hodges D. Brown, Perry
Threatt. Jsck Hendereon. Vote at
nr^KMue.
WBBTVmJi: T. T. MeDoweU,
li. C. Clyburn, Mrs. Nye Worionan.
Vote M Workman’s Store.
L. O. FUNDSRBVRKE,
County Chafarman.
BlC. RHAME,
SAcrRten
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h a Protection
for Your Budget
•Hereof wHii Flint Ketee Sup
er Reefer ... guaranteed 10
years and inets 18 ysnrs.
Your "beet hiv" •*» reefing Je en
Investment In dependable nwter-
iaiA dependable werkmamhlp,
end a guarantee that If anyttliig
gora wrong, It will be esrraejbiA.
Only then ean yen .gvuM
draine on your budget tfiait gome
when you least expeet them, for
eoiWy repalr«
When we reef jreur house you
ran depend « It that yeur first
Investment will be your last for
ia leng time to «mne. Veuni bs
Mugly sheltered. Veur house
will leek He beeb - Tlwre wMl be
no unoleasMil
bw%et. Ve»
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THERE’S NOTHING HOUrfLEASINC IN THC TORRID StSZ
THANACAY ^
PICNIC SUPPEI
give your a porch mcmc or beck««.
so eesy when you get tbefixtagTi^*'
’ instanoA aarva sold cuts with
? tempting, trs* •mi SSA*!
lodayl * ^
HOME-BIYLE-MNDWICB-RBOULAB pan
MARVEL BREAD evil
Mmlard IScIrkUBT^H
33c
Bm
KIOD STORES
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on ms I iiHBn iww ^
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Aaa
SHREDDEP RALSTON
NASISCO RITZ
FREEZING MIX
SALAD DRESSING
CORN FLAKES
JELLO ....
SPARKU
STRAINED FOODS a-
CHEWING GUM
CRAKNUT FLAKES
KIPKRED HERRING
QAIatta
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3 Fhaa
Fka.
SUNNYFIELD FLOUR 'tS
BARTLETT PEARS ^
Mo. »\k
Can
40c
WESSON
OIL
Snowdrift
3 ^ *125
oils »»Ik
Fruits & Vegetable*
CadifornuL
PLUMS ft.
Npw Red BBia
POTATOES . 5 M
^•w Crop Sweet
POTATOES
...lb. Ik
SWIFT
CLEANSER
lie
Pkg
DUZ
is 35c
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PREFT
32c
Pkg.
SPIC AND
SPAN
«• 25c
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OCTAOOIt
SOAP
2 18c
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FLAKES
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PALMOUVl
soAr
2 a 21c
PAtMourm
SOAP
2 “ ^9c"
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CARROTS .. 2 bun. Ik
Large Califognm
LEMONS . X ..
Calif omia Ldng Wliite
POTATOES . Stta
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Fine Tasting Meab!;]
BABY BEEF
Chuck
ROAST
Rib
■ *.... lb.
STEW lb.
Sirlom And T.eMM
STEAK . ..
Pioaic
HAMS
1 lb. Cdo. Swift .
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Bteb aed nevualal
NECTAR TEA
Ann Page with Pork and Temeto
bean$
FbM Qranttletad
SUGAR
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Juat Haag
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