The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 03, 1948, Image 3
r. It merely showed state
wnicn
Democratic leaders for
ticket the voters want their dec-
Te the credit of the govenimeikts
and the people of the United Sutee
C. P. DuBom
That Mer
Irfc* " >Yailable
C0BMl* n P«0PI*
dm cere of the teeene, or
dehclent. Is oov one of the moat
h- other modes ci truu-
PpsUnaster DuBose poirtted out
.* the inauguration of na-
Jde worM^de^etr j^ocd
that ^ gwsri^Poet peckates wiii
i rout-
Zj expeditious delivery $tt-
.^Se world, accordiM.tQ
yjjfc. P- DuBose of Cam-
in *' iei.^ U wm • l<l “ Uc * 1 *"»-
step delivery will be given toTir
KSS? ** forded ot£
Joking the air
borne mail service unique in
ITinore then 41000 poet
i in America anditsgoe-
i W unexcelled shipping fa-
? Transit time will be re-
4 to a frwtion of that re*
He added that distinct air par-
be available without cost at
•Me Camden post office to apply
to^outgomg packages. *
With a scheduled plane tak
BHIER
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K6MS
Mm Yn
BUILD
St* •'
1EM0DEL
With
Quality
Materials
Jim
^SSn the
ited States bn * an average of
around the
evenr seven seconds
< T >ck ’ ^ ov erseas-bound
ur borders c\
, ... stand ready w
give ouq> patrons the fastest par
ed post service offered any-
wh^e,” Postmaster DuBose said.
. While mternational air parcel
HI V°te For
Stales Rights Ticket
‘'^°~iturday iree ^ exi ^ counties
lest Saturday expressed a de-
cidcd preference for Governor J.
Strom Thunnoftd tpr President
over Harry 8. Truman.
sJS&p S*ThS*^
the votes wee fsked to express
their choice.
lJ T b* following dispatch from
Houston tells the story
•The States’ Rights presidential
f by. De
ticket was
preferred
__ this coun w — r ,
which has Texas’ largest votina
"""Tlttibh—and two ^esT^
ties also gave J.!
and
ty was the.
Wright 933,
“Harris c<
the States’ _
a margin of 3,
Thurmond-
1.W3,
Tlw referendum did not re-
ove Truman and Barkley from
te ballot as the Democratic can-
dates for President and vice
president in these counties, how-
SS. 5Cftt *“*- * v * itaMe
Rights candidates, preference in a
referendum election held Satur-
Umted States and its
«, for several months,
, . airborne service is be
ing launched for the first time in
history.
%
■»<:
State Road System
n Kershaw County
Now Has 403 Miles
Harris county the States’
44 936 vote,
to 33i721 for President Truman
and Senator Alben Barkley, his
running mate. -***
“The margin in Brazoria coun-
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,V,V
When Duty Calls
i— r T -i w
W •
-
The prompt response made by this t
firm and their complete understanding
of oil requirements has pained the con
fidence of every family they have
y Funeral
niON^ los
important fimetiona of govanunaat
with efficient inetitatlone of this
kW4n every state and several very
efficient ones, also, being operated
by the Federal Government - - -
MILLER’S for Unbnr
4 m wife ■■ #f a m 1—S 1 la a B getMkSeaaaea^^a
A>®ii«no#r rtamiiton b Birtnpi®c®
Alexander Hamilton, fhmona
American sutesman of the Revola-
tJomury period, wan not a^nattvn of
America. He was born at Charles
Town, Island of Nevis, In 1773.
DR. F. 6. RICK
T'*;
Chiropractor
Sgft N. Main it Phene 1390-V
Sumter, t. C.
Hours: Ali—M end by
Neureealemter, X*Ray
JELl
BULLDOZER AND SKIDDER
I am tqiiippad to do:
.x'-,
* rV
•Fond luilding
•Land Cleoring
•Ttrracing
oSkidding Timbor
w~rw
Any tort of grading ond bulidozor work and
skidding.
L W. BOYKIN, II
Phon. 1M
.A- «<
Camden, S. C.
-T-t#
The teUHnilMt. in U.e rt.te
highway system in Kershaw
county amour* to 403.34 milts,
as of July 1, according to a mile-
wwaaaaaascsa jr g
issued by the S.
'Department.™
The state
IS. Gypsum
roducts
bastes Siding
0 lb. Shingldtv t
ors and Window* t
mant and M. Mix