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VOLUME 60 CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROUNA. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, IMS IDS Parade Will $4 Staged And Lights Turned On Number 38 I • Ine T > I A Peek At Camden Business Section From Three Marriage Ceremonies Antioch Boy Hon Germany, Is Accoi \e From tipanied By His Hungarian Bride Sr Santa Claua will officially me to Camden on next ednesday afternoon when Christmas parade will be f d under th§ sponsor- ip of the Camden Junior imber of Commerce and Christmas lights will be jed on in the business tion of the city. The parade, which is expected consist of six floats, possibly se high school bands and a nber of queen contestants, will- at the monument on North move i the t ie ball parte Merry Christmas*’ will be High School INtffiSffiSsg str^th^xhflSeburiSS Will Perform In Section On Sunday , to the ball park where — . . Shrine Bowl Came The queen contestants are to be nished by the hitfi schools of >county and they will ride in ■ted cars in the parade. The school bands expected to _ are jDreher High o# Out-of-town organizations have asked to participate in the the ball park tickets will be, to all and a radio will be sway. are expected to be enter the Children** Home, Jun it, Presbyterian church, aptist church. Camden r School and the Airport The parade will move down street at*4 o’clock aada* is it is " lights #m be famed Oiairaiah - I Polio Chapter Although thousands of miles from her native Hun- Mrs. Bryant Branham, who* arrived recently in the Jnited States from Germany, is now very happy to be in Kershaw county in the land of the free. She and her hus band are living for the present at the home of the latter’s mother, Mrs. Daisy Branham in Antioch, about five miles from Camden. Mr. Branham, who haajust discharged from the army three years service had been overseas since April, 1948, and had been stationed in Germany, where he met Miss Margaret First Detaib On 'Orion' Are Gwen To Public Acrylic Fiber Which Will Be Monufoctured Here To Hove Wid^Use t, Ab°. ve is an aerial view of the business section of Broad street from a Jim Darby, manager of Woodward Field. Congressman T« plane by Address Legion In the first detailed report disclosing the properties of “Orion” acrylic fiber, the# new synthetic textile fiber which is to be produced at the Du Pont plant to be Btabrth Lakau*, * Kmjary, erected" in Camd«n, Dr. Jo». la Cboaam To Half Time. Form Letter the total It til# wont The rain ran for Mo- i Montgomery ww dect- I chairman of the Kers [chapter of the Foundation ' of Rector was diosen as co- chairman. 1.-# Il nur Stokes, who has ian of the chapter tor the year, was elected vice chalr- Mrs. W. C. Salmond, and Dr. A. W. Humphries# nbers of the executive com are E. A. Williams, Mrs. J. 1 Arran ts and Miss The Camden High-School band has again been honor? ed, this time by being chosen as one of ten bands partici pating in the Shrine Bond football game at Charlotte Saturday to assist in spelling out “Shrine BoWl” in exer cises to be staged between the ; To be chosen as one out of the Danas expecraa to do present at the Bowl to perform this rafiher icate teat la atil^i honor and adea people are proud that local outfit has been accorded the Camden bend will be ex pected to form the letter **L” in Two other South Carolina have been choeen to taka The out of its beaks to the trestle of the Seaboard nulled ia of north ea ins oa half said that tin steel n moved feik and a out of Baa down- Quid Guidance Clinics Monthly mmm J am a a B. Hare Will Be Hara Mow* <Uy Night. Made After Representative-elect J. T. I Hare, of Saluda, will be the | principal speaker at the [monthly meeting of Idle J. Leroy Balk Post of the 1 American Legion on next On Tuesday band. The local band ...in .i.ift #, lome-coming n ia rjooxer was ni tn of the publicity Miss Fewwl of the committee and Mrs. £ Id Booker _ _ com- edu- ■ eommittaa and Mrs. Dallas I of the women’s division, twas brought out at the meet- [that around $1,106-was raised * county in the last campaign that the county had received ' $5,000 from the national ition this year for in Huckabee h ?i' Of Contest > Hagood Huckabee, daugh Norman M. Huckabee, sup- edent of the South Carolina Industrial School at Flor a native of Camden, woi [place in the JayCee spon- “I Speak for held ir 23. Huckabee's speech will be and entered in the state which will be held soon. on IN SONG RECITAL Syderas Rom, of Blaney, omore in Anderson College, ented in three selections recital by voice pupils Catharine Culyer m the At X-Ray Survey Here This Week The Kenfcaw County Mass X- survey is being made in tha of Camden Thursday, Friday of thlsweek and A dhild will be held mi Camden City annot noon followiRg Camden auditprimn by Chatiman, a p ia connected Board of Health. Miss Jennie McL school nurse, stated Dr will be hrtd Miss _ in of. to a mental for teachers, wA Monday night at which time caah awards will bp made to j members of the pool who clink secured the largest number ly in the of now members. >la, it was Mr. Hare, who willf the third Congressional district in lb fVl . I Congress, was nominated in the k rl n , , I priraarias this summer to succeed School Reireeentative W. J. Bryan Dam, W. 3|.| who did not Mtk re-election. He who! 1 * the son of Former Congiuai- ta. aut.h^2S who became his bride on Mr. and Mrs. Bryant through three marriage cere monies. The first ceremony was performed by Mayor of Mumau on Sept. 4 so as to have their marriage recognized by the Ger man people. Again that afternoon the ceremony was performed by the Hungarian chaplain. in the Protestant church in Mumau and on the following Saturday they had a double ceremony with an other American soldiw and his Hungarian bride performed by an American chaplain in the Protest ant church. “We fed that we are arried," the young couple re marked. Mrs. Brenhem had been a refugee in Germany for al most five of the ' STdinici I IveSS monthly fepreeentetive will M the ia very much pleased with *1 She and Mr. from , ha went on that bo- > last hour her of friends be devoted I attended tht law I conference University with jwme of rterty, thh]yoj^l*wT« ofCan^en. anum- having of the the Thursday night when Miss Billy Lee Smith was crowned queen. Her attendants were Misses Carolyn Lynch and Mollie Og ham, the runners-up in the con test The band went into the forma tion of a huge heart The queen and her attendants stood in the center of the heart and after the crowning ceremony the band gUycd “Let Me Call You Sweet- The queen was crowned by County Superintendent of Educa tion Arthur Stokes. The crown William Tiller. Veterans Class In Agriculture Guests At Fine Barbecue ; Marion Shiver, Jr., and Clement Shiver, instructors of the veterans agricultural class at the Camden High school, entertained the mem bers of the class and their wives at a most delightful barbecue dm- ner Tuesday night at tha Blade Jack Beagle Club at Shiver’s m pond. There were 77 pr«ent and splendid barbecue dinner ittife, heeded b? Frank ! Rector as chairman, has contacted ' ; organizations and groups in the city and urged that hey attend In mass and have the made. It is expected that in the city will avail hemselves of the have these free served, which was thoroughly en joyed by alL After the dinner Marion Shiver called on H. A. Small, agri teacher at the high school Booker, editor of The on College night Chronicle; Cojch Lkrfsay Pierce and S. W. Ipting, district nmer- visor of veterans farm training, Planet Coming G ill Meet Woodward Field will mondaff when between 75 aw vaajr wsaa m vma* he opportunity to pictures made. - In the notified of Dr. Chapmarfs address, which] as heard by about 200 people, in-1 eluding parents, the teachers of the city schools, health depart ment nurses and representatives of many local agencies, wax on | the subject "Understanding Our] Children.** Dr. Chapman stated that * tb# most important 'jraars o£ a child’s Ufa are the firet five in those veers order named Town and County... . | She is an did not know wh bar temily wee this year when she had from a brother that they all beck in their old Mj made the •ph B. Quig, assistant man ager oi the development sec tion, of the Du Pont Com pany’s rayon department said that it will have a wider use than nylon or rayon. Dr. Quig, speaking before a gathering of 200 members of the American Association of Textile Technologists, said the research objective of developing an out standing industrial fiber has been reached. He said that Orion con tinuous filament yarn is the most -like synthetic fiber while Or-— staple is the most wool-like we know. The company had made no an nouncement concerning ‘^Orlon" except selection of the name and announcement of the decision to make a major investment in the construction of a large plant in Camden to manufacture the new fiber. Meanwhile a pilot plant at the Waynesboro^ Vs., rayon is turning out limited quaz of the yarn for development p»ttp»e- virion ms • commxMmon ox properties which will give it a wide variety of usm when nylon end the rayens will not equal Ha rmance. Mr. is apparent that "‘Orion’ will where Cpl.' his discharge on Nov. 1. They ar-1 rived in Antioch on Now. 1. mastic ’applications. Dr, Cpl. Branham entered the ser- there were strong poesibMes trf vice aa a volunteer Nov. $, 1945. “Orion** being usedfor window bis training at Fort]curtains end shades, rainwear, and was sent over-{umbrella fabric outdoor. lerVvtg with* nylon ! apmetuc is cured. in the fabrics fields, uiftxi coniDete ivwitia+vial mvw) which will at an end the IS with that tha people to file iMupram. In Camden a committee ladles, heeded by Mrs. John deLoach will register all who have the pictures made. The Bethune clinic on Monday, November 29, was one of th< busiest days that the unit has ex-, . perienced. Mrs. D. M. Mays and|“*®" ‘SL. . t # fcs. Cyrus Mitchell, who ar.lpwsonatity development members of the board of directors $ II where he wns —Igned to duty. In Nov., 1947, he wt to Military Police school in in, Germany, for fc en beck to his post at first In Jan- »to school in Nsila- for four months, j post in Mumati, where he continued as special po lice officer until his overseas duty was completad. m , Probable industrial applies- ona, he said, were hi filter ‘ ‘ Ties, awnings, euto- tents, tarpaulins, ow ture, sails, electrical harvester aprons, agricultural mine belting, chemical and marine >, diaphragm fabrics and all kinds. *Orlon” was uunBHflixou we w dx nu Uxfta •Spoke To Kiwnnis Marion Jones, agricultural stu- “ ‘ High school, who Fire Destroyes Home At Rembert re than five years of rket exploration, -i 1 ’Orion’ acrylic fiber announced after of searching to the Ns Fire broke out from a defective flue in the home of William Jamas at Rambert about noon Thursday. I dent at rsnirlrm one of the [South Carolina more than five marl "acrylic is disclosed, “with of suitable organic be employed of poly- WiUaeging upon this them*, h»| FFA convention at KwnsM y-t*y»fThe discussed the five most importani 1 SSKTlEtotoJSllH. SO** on th. convention, ft. ‘ ‘ normal emotional and A. w. H for preparing si *tSL can A W. Humphries was uogram chairman for the day. Kiwanis Club paid the expenses of Mar- memoers oi uic uu«ru u* ^^ action, I ion and of Hr A Small who were of the Kershaw County Tubfcu-J^ 1 ^ build wtiS wV S two official detegatesfrom South loais Assodation, did, a fine^job bit a w * c en ° Carolina at the convention.! |and quick action of hood people quite household we iwH attitudes,’ lopie quue a Id furnishings ’ of the adjoin part of I^Orlon w . was built in 1944, pointed out, hut for the of tha war, the major, of the development work on in raiKHririncr thp rlinir and J in building habit, when in publicizing the^dinic and^ “Ihabitwe are building character.] id character promoting it on Monday. They were assisted by Mrs. WT*. Davis, and when we build bit of were saved. ining houses | Discussing the were threatened but with the aid new flboT^Dr. of the Camden Fire Department, that, for a long tlme, faasafrh of the it was soon under control. •Dr. Friends I Camden-A ugusta Wayne. Ralph McCaskill, the | Bam“ wUl be pleased to know Polg Game Sunday master, permitted registration k ^“ OjstheU expected to ration home Camden Polo the lobby^f he post office, Vj^s ■tie Glasscoci boa-1 where he un- He is im- on him while hewasly 1 Governor and Mrs.] :l LiSh‘tf«. Sffi I concentrated on ’ finding a con tinuous it, synthetic fiber having the form, dry, luxurious hand of silk. At the same time, he mAAmA i Du Pont was searching for a staple which would have tha kpublic health dren, becausethey ^tthis tobe pi^^Cdumbia' VM credit for the • of weakness on their derwent an operal colored, had 106 par cent of the rick wore —, stodmte who wereold enough at „ n vJS Thurmond. He was out at the time — ^ the clinic and all of the employees J 4 ** 4 ® 1 kat arrangements had he received a Writer from Everub S the phme in Bethune ^ ^P* them expressing their regret at P_SLl «««?V P for the holding of a monthly h^yin- nussed him. W Th. X SSr.* BUnnonlW <*■*=■ ™ ^ ^ h.vm, mtt-a mm. <***1 No?! 30,_was alsojvell at- g urring a free use of this dink, Min McMaster stated that in the past child guidance dinks have been conducted largely for problem children, but that amotional needs of the norm child have gradually emerged a the dominant need for guidance, all have emotional pr tangle with tire foursome. The game time o’dock. “Five yean of searching market (Continued ow Page 12) ~ dy Cooperated oay, m tended. Mrs. Talmadge of ti the board of of the Tubercukris Associa in creating im u did Miss „ public the schools did a in the the mine, and jM. scene of 100 m ming to come in from nil over South Ca of the South Carolina activity Cam- , their mi__ [the port hai m around I ““on they' It will b* » day of the greetert ee- tneeeed since w»r deJJ^j. if to start and although there are a number of both white and colored, gave publicizing. Mrs. Carol Br K&l- endltonB. hTwii?! 1 !^ ot TSmSS*' clink. Gold Star Pins Free For Widows And For Parents “We all have said in— na are so normal we are free o adult may ", his emotional seldom does, child to •Iw Veteran Hospital Rev. O. F. Montgc [of the First Baptist , patient in the Veterans eGoing Te Mesiee , Dr. H F. Dally, who ~ in charge of the Lawhoo Meningitis Scare Oven is hospital ‘‘iCase Is Non-Contagioni Many people in the city may not have 1 Camden this ereek underwent a ‘^meningitis .“Sm had 80ine pwenta of the city on the anxkx under- tile I Marvin M. and Qubis World county that of those who sacrifice dur< »'maSe to^ex^ CityTSeS^’^we^e % »ick eh?ld had been wwie|wiii be identified ^rith the u. s. I relieved when it waa found Department of Agriculture in re- contagious type, search work on the hoof and I mouth disease of cattle. The Law- Twenty-two children, who had hon dink has been dqaod. |come in direct contact with the at the I and Supt J. O. Richards reports 100 known it but scare”, which anxious bench since the ease was of the non- his own that in the Camden annual ladies i .1’ of emoti which do not show and it was _ t of the may]Lions Club last problems [ in the I e Goins To Atfaafta kalril] joe Jenkins of the Carolina i ,,i,i r< T’in ) l Moto * Company will attend a] enywchprobten with Bukk convention in need help, to that M on (ky. our nf together Defective Flue is When the in direct contact with the fss whether or not the oaae AH