The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 01, 1948, Image 3
bread, orange juice, ice cream.
Thursday — Meat balls with
sphagetti, salad (carrots-celery-
apples), loaf bread, blended fruit
juice, ice cream and chocolate
cake.
Friday — Bologna and cheese,
baked white potato, okra and to
matoes, loaf bread, chocolate milk,
canned fruit plums.
Can you beat that for 18 cents
anywhere in the world?
The lunch room is serving 605
daily of which 60 are served free
or at less than regular price, these
bemg children whose parents are
unable to pay regular price and in
some instances unable to pay any
thing at all ^
Substantial Lunch For Qnly 15 Cents Men
-— « : 17 To 31
. .5 ven in these days of the verv
Camrkwf n 0 * ^° 0 ^» children of the
Ust week which were typiS:
Dm Pari Week
^ tossing ofliobart James,
'^PJfhas lost one of its
i and most influential
tk?S^an active leader
1( 2iSd education^ work,
the Second Prreby-
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conducted byLeoS'twn* SlSoJS?e Sd
conretetion »< Wed£Sy 1
uSJty Hill whit. Presbyter- white cnuunJd
% offerings given byl*** whe.t’TO
i^for the nmerel were
and numerous, indicating
held for him.
'was sick several months
a frequently visited by
jhetic white friends,
other well known colored
Z,ve died within the month.
Railev, who had retired
rtrfon 'G. R- Clement’s place
liway In “horse and buggy
-he was the star route mail
was prompt and reliable
d many white friends.
Wilson, Jr., son of Jake
died in North Carolina |
, e was working.
Good
I
TtaMl
The Navy will continue to en
list men ages 17 to 31 who can
pass the present prescribed men
The lunch room 1 is not serving
ilk now but “ ——*-
are interested
milk now but if enough children
in getting it at 5
cents a half pint it will be served.
The milk will cost the lunch room
7 cents but -the government will
pur 2 cents of this cost
There are nine workers in the
lunch room under toe direction of
Mrs. Nelly Holland who is in
charge of it Mrs. Holland says
that parents are invited to come
and visit the lunch room at any
_ _ E. Shealy.
officer in charge of the Rock Hill
Recruiting Station which serv<
the Camden area, said this wee
An 16-year-old may enlist for
one year; others may enlist for
three, four or six-year terms. The
18-year-old must produce a bona-
fide birth certificate and must not
have readied his 18th birthday on
the day of enlistment
Men wishing to loin the Navy
and qualifying, will be placed o
the waiting list They will be sent
to Columbia for final examina
tions as monthly quotas are* as
signed by the Navy department
At the present only a ■ limited
number of men can be accepted
each month, and men will be en
listed in the order that they ap
plied for enlistment
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Go To Church Sunday
iL The badger is found all over Antelopes are native of Asia
the Northern hemisphere. and Africa. v -
Liberal fertilization of Fall grains pays
fine dividends.
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Your fertilizer Dealer con supply you
with the famous SCOCO fertilizers. Place your
order while the goods are available.
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The Southern Cotton Oil Co.
W. L. Blackmon\
tied President
'Westville Club
Westville Home Demon-1
w Club met at the home of |
j"a Gaskins September 17.
(president, Mrs. Gaskins, had|
of the devotional
Fewell, home agent, ex-1
the duties of each officer,
e following officers were
for 1948-1949 local lead-[
chairman of work:
it, Mrs. W. L. Black-
vice president, Mrs. W. L. I
; secretary and treasurer, |
loyd Young.
elected were: Agri-I
Mrs. Etta Fletcher; beau-
Mrs. M. L. Stover; edu-1
■s. J. L. Truesdell; mtrs-
rec., Mrs. J. O. Gaskins;!
ip, Mrs. Douglas Smith;
re, Mrs. W. H. Stokes, |
jU Jth, Mrs. Carl Hasty; con.
(Mrs. D. A. Barfield; religion
Mrs. Douglas Smith; ]
aty, Mrs. Boyd Young; fi-
Mrs. Boyd Young; mem-1
Mrs. W. L. Blackmon;
ncil, Mrs. J. L. Truesdell.
were made for members
! club to sponsor a com- [
r booth at the County Fair, i
business session we en-
t very much hearing Migy
about her trip to South
! hostess served delicious re-1
(its.
To Church Sunday
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