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CAMDEN, SOUTH
AUGUST 17,
h Future
Number Increaaed To Thirteen
Ptnnit* To Bo
leforo Work
— Litflo Now
Choirmon
^ littletoabcen *p-
^tolrman of tho *0^
^gion to goecMd
Henry Savage, Jr.,
►ment ia made
commissionem
it will be no*
(or a pro;
H bonding.
ion work is be-
» building p«rm» «a
vs'ir mm
[the zoning
j ig now com;
the chairman,
I John Whitaker, Jr.
, ordinance require* a
[owner to secure a buikU
ybefore be '
^ work or
[not over $800.
janent of the zo
iilwzyz been very
- but it is anntL
Jter no constreetto*
be undertaken provid-
Bouat to be expended if
1 (NO without the permit
in order to secure the
N zoning coma'
t give its approval
1
Six: [New Directors On ^
Camden Hospital Board
Attend First Meeting
hjv. been added to the board of
T^^f 1 Md met W, “ l the hoard last Thure-
j j 1 v ^11 vacancies while the other four war®
ll&KKstfsi&r “• ^ “ft**!
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JF \ .JL - T, .ll. s •'O
| Two New Legislators
William R. Gettys and
School Bonds
sm
For Seats In
_ The six new
D. Boj
Dayia, os oethune
Gaither, oifcamde.
of Lugoff-William
aaj Ifaa. A, _
The old raeml
are: H. G.
art: L.’
Boykin; Lacing
•; Mr*. Marta y.
Openings Are
On Acconnt Of Polio
Incidonco In
OHior
William R. Getty* and Ezell Kelly, bottt of Camden,
were nominated for the two seats in the House of Repre
sentatives from Kershaw county in the second primary
Tuesday in an exceedingly close race. Only 160 votpe sep-
Commoiciol
Low
jmmm [y u
low man in the race from the high man.
N. P. Gettya,
Formerly U^d By
Freeh Dry Foods, Inc^
May Bo Obtoinod for That
we almost complete
for the use of the brick build
ing formerly used by Fresh
Dry Foods, Inc., located to
the rear of Thomas and Ho
ward Co. as a warehouse for
the storage of cotton On
which government lorfns
have been secured, J. R.
WestimBH
shaw
announced Wednesday
oBSmber of «»*n H||
in the county aiso for this pur-
pose sad said that jlana for the
H. G. Carriaon la the
of the hospital, which 'has hoi
only three presidents since it was
organized ia IBIS. Hie first presi
dent was Capt. William Shannon,
who served until 1811; Dr. John
W. Cerbett, the second ] “
ved until 1846 at
G. Garrison, ■ the
president, assumed the
Some interesting facts
given the, new directors at their
first meeting.
The hospital
as e non-profit general
in 1818. The gentlemen 1
responsible, together with a lib
eral contribution of the citizenry,
were Capt Shan-
The schools
county which
of to open pgipr I
have postponed
ing dafsa until
Sept. 16, at tfie
the State Health
B. F. Wyman, ,
that
en because of the"
of polio in ihe
’ershaw
planned
16
open
ly,
lest of
Dr.
asked
be tak
icklence
and
e • e e
Camden
of the
. until
b undestood that,
plan to open on
At a meeting <
ty ^
minktrative
Mr. Gettys led the field of four
candidates with a total of
Mr. Kelly was right up
him with 1,820 votes. Rep
tive Arthur L. Jones, seakiaf re-
election had 1.711, an ‘
tative Qator Arrants, seeking re
jection, had 1,6764
The result was In doubt un
almost the lest box had report* _
Rev. H. L. Spell will preach at ^ “ enrolment of
the Methodist church at maney | J* }** l*j bpxes to
Sunday afternoon at 8:
primary, supporters eg the two
•Few Hear Baturas
The lack of interest in the
•To French At Blaaey
on
office of Mayor ,
Monday afternoon it Wae decided
to ask the .r- » - —
for me hospital
kpt John Burdell end Ber
Capt.
Baruch.
ilumbis
^
to Columbia Thurs^l
2 to fight any at- ]
invivf the
(Dh& proposal.
5S*j
ill 11 a
ttion
[Commerce
be made to provide
for them. R
of this entire seo-
unalterably opt
let which wotu
(be finest timber
of the finest
itus section.
was made
morning that a
j matting ot tnose
|k Columbia on See-
rl would be held Wed-
Soptember 1 at
r county court
I* I o'clock to map out
of fight against the
president of the Ker- non, c
County Farm Bureau, m L
John W. Corbett, W. R. “
g, S. C.ZempaG. (
Mannas Baruch, L. A. Wittskow-
sky end Dr. W. T. Burdell. 4 '•
The hospital is folly approved
by the American
mtating the
for ho^itala (out of
1& South only 88 are 1
, ,, ^ ,
American
Ind the
Caroline Hospital ‘
tkm. •
The hospital has 76
white and colored patients.
bathing
fort to
prevent polie;
oothold of art!
tiM. in this cou_”
Whet is virtually
under M
in theu
schools, 1
or for any other
- ”*1 _
r’ech'ooU aod was reflected Tues-PlS^s^Grtt^^d^KSy^as^
wiU owm day night when not over 160 P* 0- «moed an early lead and held it
^ open pie turned out to hear the^e- pncticmUy teroughoutfteTmi-
forns at the court house. - {kg, although foSne tiS thrtr
.A itotw ^Tlnd •
. The baseball seaaon earn* Jo a •voting but Ifcr. Gettys crowded
rather sad end in Camden. Even him out in the last boxes.
the most pessimistic fans had I only one, other con-
1 of the play-1 ^•eet wfateree. A. B. Nelson wop
beendimmid hbi* race receiving fiaTvotee to
UMUUam *\845 for H. W. Senders,
but
ben on
churches,
at the lest
•At Floriet
> H. R. Goodale, Jr, etts
the Souti' ; j>rolW T yiorist
awSs«4se4l#m n N ni■■■ V Asn 0%
W.
vote was cast in
had been!
I sated
on
it is
the
Vtmitnrn
Derore
hurry now
Dn piocea ana
stillgood cot-
in loan value
lower
•f Ker-
.. ~ *** 1 nated
Ogburn was nomi-
f or Qerk of Court in the
Growers
Serial Issue For 1.77—
Seven Bids Received “
The Comxnercial Nstionzl
of Camden was the
«f the |60,000
T . ^ District No, -1 Gen
eral Obligation Bonds which
wge^sold Thursday_by T the
bjtrd of trusfrees. The bid
of the local bank waa 1.07
da the bonds and
the lowert of the seven
Col, of
Chester
■ r , fr&, At o
lo «j.
valorem tax upon all taxable
projjjjf^fo tlrte^ districi ^
Atlan-
and
and
•te sale of
in the addi-
mmn
the.
and 14 for
|*for
and 18
Hal
of the
iactructor
by the
sold at Sheriffi
$1A506. R. K. Fulmer, who w_
qpe of those pioet interested in
e Fresh Dry Food*, Inc., plant,
as the purchaser. .
The sale was conducted by
Sheriff Gib DeBruhl to satisfy a
judgment rendered October 37 by
virtue of an execution issued
April 6 and to satisfy a judgment
rendered October 27, 1947, in the
Court of Common Pleas of Rich
land comity against the Fred)
Dry Foods, Inc., for $4,889.46.
And Evans
ih Lancaster;
Returns
l[| Taylor was nominated
IHooie of Represcntativea
t Uacaster county , over
• Howey, the incumbent;
““ 1 primary Tntsdajy.
Howey 8,586; Tay-
•7. B. Evans beat out
for and was re-elected,
in this race was !
te A303.
Auditor Ira Ellis went
Ijkfeat at the hands of
on. The vote: Kills
on 5,590.
I Game Warden Crick
re-elected over Al-
, the vote being Wright
^wetion in
heated one and
[MXrther big vote. .
■ywd county, D. 1C
^wu elected di
jaw William P. Gi
( Vrie: Douglass
d county,
jjmcininated .
“ votes to 1,4
vSf
congressional dk-
“• Hare of
■ s,*,’
congressman.
_ I
86 student
tderlles and
20 other Ml
There are
ve staff,
■of the <
their
Each
for $4,289.46.
There was also an execution I
r building was at cos time
used as s coffee plant by Lewk
Lieut. West Flies
Berlin Supply Plane
Mrs. L. L. West received t tele
tone call from her son, Lieut,
swk L. West in Berlin Tueeday,
it being in the nature of a birth
day greeting.
Lieut West said that he t
flying a supply plane info Berlin
STRONG FOR THURMOND
A traveling man from Char-
who says, he works a good
of North Carolina, was In
Sd'kThiTSiS^hat
Thurmond would carry North
Carolina and Governor Dewey
would be second. HP predicted
that Truman would be a poor
third.
board to
NAMED
has been
O ^ senrloes
worxer ana l y ean (
Iglthk week at
af age wilLaet ke held Aag-1 church with the Ret
^1?-% MsJ
J^i c 1 eud Aiendship inf the
patients in ad-1 Church and Sunday school ser-1 held
,. 0 |vices will be held as usual for. ^ ^ .
.•dntitted^ to the | adults." ! •To Hdvs Catfbla Stew
at 8 o’clock.
by direction of a staff , j e
Belk
post of the American Legion win
Members of the J. Leroy
doctor. No advance payment is J intendent of education, am
K * tharine Edwards - health con-1 injoy a catfish sfo# it Lake
1 <ulU g t ’. **7* written all .county Shamokin on Monday, $eptem-
«•
cation k made: full pay, part-pay J takan ip all schools. I e Storm* T« ***
wfree. A foil pay patient is ex- Among the precautions sue-1
pected to pay his hospital bill in gested ar e
hm end k treated by hk -doctor * ^ Avoid
Among the precaution* sug-
following:
— .. nis-oocion h Avoid over-emphasis on the ii TmhoriS’v » lArai
<st!r u rJS35 c ii2i
The stores of Camden will be
closed on Monday. September 6.
holi-
City’s Water SW
using disinfectants, gtress' toaport- \ j ^ Good Quality
mined has the ability to pay some i hnrv)« u«in g soap, .before
part of hk hospital bilL A free I fmd after going to toilet,
patient k one whom it k de- • 3; Toilets* should be kept
termined does not have the - KM1 - - «P.
to pay anything on hk
, hTmT?IglSSI dkpoaed of as soon a*|s!Se bSSVSSK
ured in dofi«»**nd cants, al- ^ „ m ^ __
though it actually takes dollars checked to see tiiat' it is free from
end cents to render these I pollution.
services. The hospital plays a f The school day should be
•nmewhat similar role to the 1 - - * ^ * - **
The report foUows:
Color TT
Chloride
Free Ammonia
5.00
6.00,
0.01
0.02
community,
to operate
Albuminoid Ammonia
Nitrogen at nitrites __ 0.000
Nitrogen as nitrates
Total Solids ,
The bacterial
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T->
ffUuacocii
Chairmanship
Disaster €roup
. j _J* going to be
ps
vey of tli
, Lane Woodcock has accepted gaged for 1
the chairmanship of the disaster I A forme.
Oee of tha Kershaw eoun-1 Tallttjt k a
pter of the American Red tee
it was announced thkl
by offtrlak of the chapter. I
He will call a meeting shortly of
tfff, t | •-* - *
airierent. conuxu
It wa* also announced . that I
Franck P. Somerville, regionkll
director of the Southeastern area]
had advised that
~ for the
first aid
Municipal
n.
ffoonths.
.fcSSr^Si
As-
Jational
Army
thedeteto be
pia«r are
a water safety i®
to be hrid around tea first of
■"hUi
Ur 11
80.00
it~cb»t:$m.«M.M to «J«to| TlCuiU ihould to i igf^to I
Of 0*
spent
supplies; $15,188.17 for insurance, I g Arrangements should be
laundry and fee to radiologist I made to send home at once any
There were 8,110 patientTad; child shows evidence of the
mitted to tha hospital for a totad >y m ptoag
* ~for 1947. 10" ghoiiM be ivial to
ln -1 take the child to a
June next year, v
Request k made that all who.
are interested In taking the re-1 JVFFama W - - - M wa „
fresher courw in firSfid notify WIerS KOWWO FOT
SSl^^wn ,ev iSiI5‘ r to ® >ar ^ e8 Who Set
workers of the 1948 fund drive ICAfif||l|tf|fMk f||| E\|*a
in recognition of loyal service.I WTIICT V/Il Tire
awards are signed by the
*2? A f l f ican
. the chapter chairman, An-l* of $56
drew B. Marion and the fund [ te* J° tee arr*
campaign ckfirmen, L. 8. Mayer.
thk
conviction
*
K V0IE 8T BOIES
a
Is Almoxt Certain
see symptons occur.
. 1L Everything possible 1
be done to see that children
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