The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 05, 1948, Image 9
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M Camden Is
Much Indebted To
^eton Street Thomas Jefferson
c L. Davidoo* If Sent
Bm and Rot. W.
and
**r To
« L/ Spetl, whoa ia Just
f (or another year moot to
of the congregation,
^ointments for the en-
JS: were read at the doe-
£n of the Methodist «m-
Columbia Sunday aft-
l two changes were made
l tf y v. Murray, Jr^ who
IfD pastor of the
was sent to the 1
at Dorchester cotrir
* t L. Davidson was sent
Z, Rev. W. F. Baker,
been pastor at Kershaw,
, to Summerton and the
p Way was sent to Ker-
*! Summerton. Rev. L.
was returned to the
tw charge. Rev. A. E
sent to th
ointments
jt in which Kershaw
"located foMowt:
m c t., W. L. Parker.
E, L. Davidson.
£ B. L. Knight
H. L. SpeU.
’S. O. Cantey.
id, T. C. Shuler,
ield, E.W. Clark <S).
Wesley, W. Roy
„ Chapel, Irvin Frye (RS).
[Springs, V. R. Hickman,
if E. P. BdL'
fw. P. Way.
wrg, K. S. CarmichaeL
T. B. Smith.
Vxv^asu,
R. B. Way.
St. MarkV .
i; Trinity, R. B.
jn, W. P. Ba
^Hebron, C. S.
law, to be
nt editor and
Southern Christiatf -
Kershaw, C
| chaplain, U
sey R. Crumpton^ stu-
divinity
Bedenbauflh; di
secretary, S. O.
of
director of
nomas
ler was returned as SUP*
St. 2I1PM
ISHAW LODOC NO. »
A. F. M. >
Regular O
tlon First Tusatffey of
Each Month at t Mi
Visitors Welcome.
[A. C. McKAIN, W. M.
7? and of
*?*!»’ says in a
tetter to the editor of The*
: Camden Chronicle that Cam- ’
den and Kershaw county are
Jefifersoiv ^ nde ^ > *® d ^ ’Thomas ’’
It Was Thomas Jefferson.” Hp
‘ ,that Sd«wd
£rr from hl i native France.
Bert OTerson advised the new
comer, Pierre Samuel DuPont Ne-
investmeni * and
wery possible
way Jefferson aided the
acclimated and
settled in Usa ikewly formed U. S.
of Amarica.
“A life-long friendship exist*!
between the two great men. Ulti
mately, from this early settler
the succeeding members of
family there developed the
and varied industries now _
•enabled as the DuPont interests.
“On August 18, 1816, Mr.
Pont, then happily located in
new country, wrote to Jef
1 shall not leave America again.
My wife will be here next May!
I must endeavor that the rest of
my life ba useful to the United
States and the world. 1
“That his endeavors still bring
forth beneficial results is attested
by the multi-million dollar plant
with all its. attending enrichment
of Kershaw counter soon to be
erected near Camden."
Waters Convicted;
Gets Seven Years
Mexico is fighting an invasion
new- of locusts from Guatemala.
PASS MINI
Friday ai
with the
Labron Waters was found guil-
jury in
ty of manslaughter
was fouj
er by a
vf •-'S *^v ***••*,
of Genen
emoon. He was charged
■fetal stabbing of William
S. Hunter in front of a barbecuel
stand, near Kershaw.
I The case attracted much atten-1
T tiois scores of people from Ker-
in**. 1
and Hunter [ Waters was given a sentence <rf
been in at- seven years in prison by Judge J. ‘
the proceed- Robert Martin, Jr., who presided
over the court
MEAT CURING Time
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Ail CMftd nttoft gnoroitiMd whtn slaught
ered in our plant. Wt slaughter every day ex
cept Saturday. Complete processing far home
freezers and lacker storage.
CAROLINA FROZEN FOODS
. Opposite Fire Station
Street -i Cahidan. 8. C.
PHONE 221
Steel LHe-Time 01 Dram Stands
Mode for ALL TYPES and SIZES of TANKS 9
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CALL US FOR PRICES
WHITING PRODUCTS
, 1002 Mill Street Phone 928-M
Camden, S.C.
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