The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 12, 1948, Image 1
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CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 12,1MB
Who Con Remember Away Back When —?
Show Thurmond
Over 3 To 1 Ratio
tr Oppononft
mplete official re
the general ele
on Tuesday, Nov. 2
by the Federa
Ja commissioners at
meeting Monday after^
ghaw that Governor J.
Thurmond, the States
j presidential candi-
earried Kerdhaw com)-
| a ratio of more than
1 over his three oppon-
Govemor
President Truman
49; Wallace 0.
States Rights candidate
every box in the county
only two of them was the
anywhere near cloee. At
Creek Mill box
got 36 to Mr.
and at BeaVerdam
I Thurmond got 13 to Tru-
. At Ratcliffs l«n“ ~
: more votes than
■ voted in favor of
it to legalize
and also lor the
st to limit the pardon-
of the —
e by precincts follows:
: Truman 5; Thurmond
Truman B; Thur-
; Dewey 2.
U;
; Dewey 3.
Truman It; Thurmond
0. •
Truman 3; Thurmond
0.
Truman 143; T
; Dewey 33.
Truman 10; Thurmond
0.
Thompeon: Truman
>d 21; Dewey 0.
!* Mill: Truman 9;
78; Dewey l
Hill; Truman Is Thur-
Dewey 0. - ■ ^
Truman <3$
Truman
IM: Dewey 0. .
Ford: Truman 9; Thur
; Dewey 1.
Club House; Truman
13; Dewey 0.
|Creek Hill: Truman SO;
38; Dewey 0.
Creek: Truman 0; Thur-
Dewey 0.
Cross Roads: Truman
ui 108; Dewey 0.
Mill: Truman 1; Tlp>r-
CommiHees Of
Chamber Named
Directory Making Plant
Far Yoar Of Intent*
Work By Body
Power To Be Off
Hour And Half
larly Sunday
The Carolina Light. end
owes has announced that be
cause of work to be'done on
its ub itarttrn on the
amden. there will be
an is
▼iea
4:30:
Power will be off for the
hour and a half in the city of
Camden. Logoff, Blanoy.
Humbert and service points of
the Black River Cooperative
and Fairfield Electric Co*
jo of O
interruption of power ser*
» Sunday morning from
10 to • o'clock.
Ruling Roquirot Stamps
On All Mail Matter To
1 ' ...»
Be Sent Out
Broad street once looked like this. Just when the above picture was made is not
known but' It was back in the “good ole days" when men sat under shad^ trees in
front of stores and just whittled the time away. The picture was evidently taken from
w point about in front of The Chronicle office and shows Broad street looJdng South.
About the only
Seven Chamber of Corm
mittees have been announced
by President A. C. McKain,
who states that each com
mittee is expected to func
tion and that every member
of the Chamber is invited
and urged to assist those
conqg&ee* in which he may
b <u-i M “ i * t * r * ^ t *
rector* is Chairman of each com-1 Committoea For
the list of which follows:
To Be Waged In
County Next Week
at the top.
familiar thing In the picture is the cHy hall tower with old Kink Haiglar
: H. G. Carrison, C.J Churches Sunday
^ w. c. r
. McCarley, L.
Sr., and J. B. Me-
At
Postmaster C. P. DuBose
announced this week that
patrons of rural routes out
from Camden would hereaft
er be required to stamp let
ters before leaving in boxes
and also to make out their
own applications for money
orders. Stamps are sold by
the carriers and money -or-
ers furnished by them On
application.
jfr. DuBose said that this rul
ing had been made necessary “due
to the fact that our rural carriers
'Packaged Thinking Far Women"
Pamphlets, Presented To
By Mr. Buckley,
Sounds Note of Warning
"A careful comparison of certain planks in the Com
munist platform and the political measures supported by
sent American women's organizations would give
to any one objectively undertaking that task,” says
m F. Buckley, prominent Camden winter resident,
a letter to the editor of The Camden Chronicle in which
he states that he is sending ten copies of a pamph
aged Tuinking For Women” to the Camden Fubli
meeting held last are burdened with long routes and
: J. B. Whitaker, Jr.,|Thursday of Kershaw coun- heevy mafl.” He said this ruUng
■K Jr, W. R WiUer, ty ministers and other in-to effect in other officea
reh. A. S UeweUra IteresUd it wm de- U* follawin, po^l
a cided that Kershaw county notice to rural patrons signed by
would cooperate with the]the First Assfctant r
Civic end Public Affairs: Joel South Carolina
n. a.
J.M.
Mays, Wilson* M^i^
SomKaresh.
TkU IBLSk
8 BM u uujpui
Col. and
W* 1 Rural Overseas Program us-1
Sh * m “ n IV - H * rold ually designated a.CROP.lToS
, Legislative an 4 National Af- and the pastors of the county third-class moll matter depodtod
[fairs: Lane Woodcock, Dave Her- have been asked to appoint ****
Merchants: John . apective churches tills SUn-|of postage.
Kally. oa-duhnnan: W.|day to
, Jr, Simon Eichel, bal- ' ‘
jdarg^all, Alvin
Joe
[of farm
Ezell
let “Pack- Miller, of
This pamphlet, by Lucille Cor-
J a . 1 V'fr- , ■ MM..I.
din Crain and Anne Burrows
Hamilton, describes in detail the
technique by which this curious
condition has been brougital
Any teoughtfiriand consistent
lie Library. Camden, have
ceived word of
re
solicit contributions I
luce next week.
ijr n 3lssi«;|
U A goal of 2,500
was set for K<
Those who do net
____ el JOffices from
rural service originates are
‘ to see that rural car-
■**««,*
suxncient to aC"*
iiUB shiertlin ‘
DuBose tkso made
this
to the fact that
reader of
have wondered, in
'ZSTTS tton of their
readme me ter, Major
lional womtt's organizations, pro-
sumably with widely differing ob
jectives and interests, at the uni
formity of those reeohitions end
2;
Dewey Q
Mill: Truman
8; Dewey 7.
k: Truman 2; Thur-
Dewey 0.
Hill: Truman 0; Thur-
; Dewey 0..
School He
d 7; Dew
: Truman I; Thurmond
4r
mend to the women In our section
of the countrythat they reed
Thinking for Wom-
was recently publish
“*—-mt to 6 American
as you know, is
Mtt«l by Gwet Gamstt, the
tinguished author. I am having
copies of this pamphlet sent
le Camden Public Library m
be avail
read it
not So say iwd. A careful compan
ion of certain planks in the Com
munist platform and the political
American
would diva
ed by import
i*s orgonizati
“This
C's
0.
Truman 4; Thurmond
■M-W
T
to the
that the pamphlet may
able to those wishing to
Richards Payors
Power
Against
Speaking at th
zsreises in Ham]
tions
to anyone ob-
thmi fai.V
curious condition is
analyzed in the new
of the National Indus-
Conference Board,' entitled
‘ Thinking for Women,”
(Please ton to page Soar)
Johneon( M
end Lucille
to the King
England, at
H,), % S.
mm m
ieen
None Mrs. Dmudd StS^co 1 ,^££
^ - petxiuee or wiU be givmi the oe- SSLS
Pkol—vsm^ R°rtumty of wipMwg a cash dona-l^Mv^M fat kIlVI!; .
rural
long
in or
tho handling of
ipbefl Chairmanl 01
Hall,
ll948SetiSale
n
.^8
all minis-]
Sun-
iting
out
Camden are hereafter rt-
I* OTWDp IwwwMEo CMEIOFV
: in boxes and aleOh to mtiDO
own applications tot
W. R.
Rosanah HUlberV Da vis,
sen ted at the Court of St Jos
in the year 1831. At that tima i
wasplaying command perfm..
onces over Europe with Pader
ewski and a
the
had
Quean Victoria.
b,
iwd
reliev ' lo “
[county. Mrs. Campbell hM "Port to ^ Mr. Di^jesaM tjythe felt
* The Christian Rural Overseas 1of the
Field
in
insiders
Richards
this BH
military
Commission has grant-
[Manager Jack Tallent to
Rmden real aetote dealers
|city would negotiate sdl-
era house-and city of-
J tlfdge streiuMBp
mission discussed the
of selling the
, which is too. small
ate for amUUj
such monies for
of a modern city
atral
iptonl
that he”thought
should enter into s
forthwith with
J - tia
endOwte
with any other Euro-
neon countries that may core to
come in under it.
The Ci*"! 1 1 ssmsn^ who is i
ranSngSSbwoftiie foreign of
fairs committee of the I
that he felt that the
come to assert a strong
TJhySdky that iSS prevailed
to
The
Court
General Johnson
of the American
organization stationed in the Brit
ish Isles. Their children. Sue and
Sally, ore with
Whenever thi
the . J
| jects and
wealth of
speet o
abUity.
many community pro-
brings to this Job a
W ^ Chtirch World I
her co-workers for her| to get from Amarlcan t
in-kind to send to
Program is on organization set uplnetraiM in
last year by Church World Ser-r
rhairmpn
Campbell has named!
i for the various sections' hunfry
and starving
the
Carolina, os their
oroudlv
Camden,
Mrs.
Mrs.
fTd
■
Homecoming EvedSs
.V Wr Ami
On
at
parade i
town Ca
headed by
cadehi.* '
shirta or
should
the nig
gle file,
reacn
block
ledge tt
lowed
JTi
it of
Association,
elected
Goodale, co-chairmai
d?.
.v*—™ . * I Druid
chairman Harold Book-11. -
jiVl'.i rTTrlr I *•» 11 Chairman — .
k I Advisory Committee;
T ow it and
County
the the I
■JwjU hold
Hunt
as chairman
at
Carolina
i's Council
in Columbia
AT-S
:il of Daiagaies to
[Lutheran, Church of
1&,has a naeMd Rev.|
Ni
room of
botol on Nov. 13 at 4 p. m.
unit of
'■ i ewIAAl 1 lefia Jf
meeting in
> Sarsfield
OS chairman for the
Dr. C. C. Brevard as
MOSE BREVARD DEAD
visa | • Court Of
The next
band
high i
either
The i
long s
be In
be a
in [ known
'this
fel
rv ftrmnm Tsilumwiml sahti
Ww * . - I XWKJkWw VuW MsiJ19Ct/|MU CI1L
"'“mberrf Contoi^diid ^^^ a < J^^ nL of ThepI
00 Ttt * ,<Uy I tions by theboyl
announced that there will
*1 sale rally on Friday
Nov. 19 at-the Parish House
jee Episcopal church. A well I Funeral arrangements have not
'z$& ; ' ria * “• •ufc»c«.ic«
•-* t
Camden Grammar School Student Council
' Doug TVwfhMe. sports editor of
toe Orangeburg Times and Demo
crat, saw damson and Furman
play last Saturday and said in his
ou
our
on the
opera him
i theater,
•hronide
Musk for the
nished by the
for the
fur-
VV W.VU
column
X‘c^oIC« ta r
obby G*je. Wni only
j from what we’ve seen and
Covers two gomes, Carolina
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