The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 27, 1948, Image 8
From Town Of Bothune
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Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Elmore
spent last week in Charleston and
White LittrM CL
L. W. Waters and family are
visiting relatives in Johnson City,
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airs.
and interefting family
children of Birmingham. Ala., are
' guests of Mrs. Amanda McKinnon
and family. Mr. Morse can
Bethune direct from the m
ago and
McKinnon, Evans, Ga., llid Mrs.
N. E.Truesddl, Newbeiry.
Mr. and liidr Loimie McCoy
and daughter were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. West Sunday.
Little Audrey Shultman has re-
is a pa- turned to her heme m Columbia
son
visiting th
MrsTjf N. McLaurin.
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Smith and
of McCall were Sunday
E> Severances,
/erance return*
ed with them for a visit of sev
eral we^s.
Miss Eunice Severance is visit
ing relatives in Lamar and Bish-
guests of the J.
Mr. and Mrs.
R. Morse
of five
aftar spifhding several weeks opville.
with her grandparents, Mr. and Phoebe and Tim Oliver of Co-
?***• _ . . lumbia have returned to their
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Rev. Morse will conduct services
Sunday in the, Presbyterian
church.
The senior woman’s Bible class
of the Presbyterian church held
its regular Sttndky morning ses
sion in the home of Mrs. u. T.
Yarbrough, a former member,
who is confined to bet home by
a severe fall that she is recupe
rating from. Visitors present
west Mrs. J. P. Johnston, Tren
ton, Term.; Mrs. Lawrence Mc
Dowell, Tampa, Fla.; Mrs. Boyd
Mt. and Mrs. Cedi Estridge of
Columbia and Miss Gussie Hough
of Kershaw spent Wednesday
with- the C. C. Pates. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schramm and
of Philadelphia, Pa, who
en route to Miami,
of Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Mays and Mrs. D. M.
Mays are visiting relatives in Vir
ginia and West Virginia.
nith of Thornwell
Edgar Smith
is visiting his uncle
d Mrs. Wilson
with
aunt, Mr. and
Smith.
A Hammond
chimes was used
tion for the morning service
the Methodist Church Sunday.
Mrs. Wallace Phillips and chil
dren of Newport News, Va, are
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lumbia have returned ...
home after spending a week with
their grandparenta, Mr. and Mr*.
Hugh Oliver.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Severance,
Mrs. S. M. Huggins and Mrs.
Randolph of Lamar were
the J. E. Severance
Mrs^i W. McChesnev, Mr
and Mrs. Joe Boyle and JMiss
Katheryne McChesney of Char-
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cores
last week
with their uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. ML E. Parke.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hunter of
Columbia and Miss Clyde Hun
ter of Celina, Term., were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Brannon
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Tommy Hearon celebrated his
fifth birthday anniversary Satur
day afternoon in the hotel lobby
which was festive with red bal
loons and the long birthday table
centered with the gleaming birth
day cake. Ice cream, punch and
cookies were served. Paper caps
were given as favors.
Tommy was the recipient of
maov interesting gifts from the
iber of
For L Z. Baskins
Friday Afternoon
i will, be held
August 27 at S
o’clock at Tillers church in the
Turkey Creek community of Lee
ty for Ernest Z. Baskins, 20,
died overseas March 19, 1945
e serving with-the Med'
Corps of the USA. Rev. J.
Murray will officiate. - '
Full military honors will be
accorded, the firing squad will be
from Battery B, 713th AAA Bat
talion and a bugler from die
Camden high school band will
sound taps. The James Leroy
Belk post of the American Le
gion will furnish an escort
Surviving Mr. Baskins are his
mother, Mrs. Elmira Humphries
Baskins, Cassatt; three brothers,
Clinton Baskins, Bethune; Frede
rick and Dent Baskins, Cassatt,
and one sister, Mrs. Harold Bail
ey, Heath Springs.
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Friendship Chapel
Bible Club Formed
And Officers Named
The Friendship Chapel Bible
Club was officially
when its officers were
number oi little friends present.
His unde and aunt, Mr. and Bln.
HailT Hicklin and grandmother
Biss. S. Jordan of Richburrf were
present for the occasion.
Mrs. A. K. McLaurin has re
turned from a six
New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mitchell
and daughters, Martha Jane and
Mary Mac spent several days this
week in the mountains of North
Carolina and Tennessee.
Mrs. Eva Morgan, Mrs. Louise
Lee and Mrs. J. B. • Johnston
were guests of relatives in Mat
thews, N. C, Sunday.
Mrs. Lester King spent several
days at her home m Kershaw
last week.
Mr. and Bfrs. Harry Hicklin bl
Richburg were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ed Hearon.
They Were accompanied home by
their mother, Mrs. S. Jordan, who
spent last week here with Mrs.
Hearon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. lA. McDowell
and Mrs. Lawrence McDowell
visited Mr. and Blrs. G. B. Mc
Kinnon and family in Evan, Ga.,
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Mrs. G. B. McKinnon
daughter, Miss Peggy of Evans.
Ga., is visiting their parents ana
grandparents.
E. TruesdelL accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Sara Isa-
bell, spent the weekend in Char
leston. Rev. Tmesdell preached
Sunday morning and evening in
Park Drive Presbyterian church.
Kershaw Lodge To
Confei' MM, Degree
Kershaw Lodge No. 20, A.F.M.,
. will confer the Master Bfason de
gree on next Tuesday evening.
August 31 at 7:30 o’clock at the
Masonic Temple. ^
All members are invited to be
present and visiting Master Mas-
onyare cordially invited.
of Charleston are visiting the T.
A. Roziers.
Bfrs. C, W, Mqorer and children
of Charleston were weekend
guests 0f the M. E. Parkers.
Mp TM tell,
Dspqr Ftefagl
taay hshj that
if the only rm-
that uay la bsoausa of
Black-Draught, the
•e, to usually prompt
when taken as dl-
( wny it has wen
with four generatlooc.
with such symp-
appetite^ hi '
.flatulence,'
— . . Mwwra, men!
m* bad breath — and
lyaptania aw due only to oonstl-
patlon •— then see what Black-
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Yon never know what’s happening
at the other end of the line! That’s why
it’s important to allow about a
minute for you* party to reach the
telephone. It’s also important to
calls as promptly as possible. "Being
Conredeyate” always pays off in better
telephone service for everyone.
Atmmgs Be ComsUtente
tire ABC of Good Telephone Service
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iX ntoMng yon had aO tha peppy
power of a brand-new 1948 Fireball
•aging under dm bonnet of your
tnnt^cld Bttick.
Not when you Oan dish yourself up
a fuff {portion of the same thrilling
liveUneM-inamatterofadayoreb.
As tf by magic, you cancel out the
thousands of miles of driving you’ve
done, ^rwt pft tbe leaky pUton
rings, worn bearings, tired ignitfon
system, feritdi the threat of a
coady engine ovcrbaul. And figure
the extra worth of yoor car when
you’re ready to turn It in.
All you have to dp to come in and
aee ua. We can pat a freah-from-
the-productlon-line 1948 Fireball
engine into toy Buick from 1937
models on. It’s a completely new
•ofiln* - ipick-and-span
from head to pan-fully equipped
withafftheiteme listed in the panel.
The job doesn’t take long-front
ona to two days, Tha cote to OK,
too-surprisingly low. It varies a
bit from model to model, but It’s
always low enougtap make thto
deal a prise bargain. We’ll give you
the exact figure if you’ll drive your
car In. ‘
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mind to drive a I
1948 - powered
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