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cmptw. aoroi cabouwa. fiudat. pecembeh i ih» lELIVERABLE CHRISTMAS MAIL IS ALWAYS A LARGE HEADACHE TO POST OFF! he man who's going to severs! thousand cheery Sernas greeting cards this SJLand is very unhappy about whole situation. He has charge of the port of- JZ undehverable mail — Enes,” in the colorful Jargon of JTmrtl carriers. List year, the local port office .uyed reluctant host to a large JSntity of other people's holiday En left homeless because of &/ addressing Nationalhr, the 2l of undeliverahle Christmas letters, and packages ran Guaranteed k Roofing. Is a Protection for Your Budget • Reroof with Flint Kotos Sup er Roofer . . . guaranteed 10 years and lasts If years. Your "best buy” In roofing Is an investment in dependable mater- ala, dependable workmanship, and a guarantee that If anything joes wrong, It will be corrected. Only then can you avoid tho drains on your budgot that come when you least expect them, for costly repairs. When we roof your houso you can depend on It that your first inveatment will be your lest for i long time to come. Youll be mugly sheltered. Your house will look Its beet. There will be 10 unpleasant surprises for your judget. You can depend on us. M. E. FORTE Phon* 5&2-J into the millions. Postmaster a P. DuBuse points out that careless addressing spells trouble for the sender, aa wdl as extra headaches for postal clerks at a season when they're already working around the elode to keep the holiday mails moving. “Each year, thousands of long friendships suddenly turn chilly when an eagerly-awaited Christ mas card or gift fails to arrive," he observes. you want to keep your colorful and warm-hearted Christ- greetings from coming to rest ie dead letter office this year, you d better heed the postmaster’s detailed advice for Yuletide mail ings. •Mail promptly,” he urges. All packages and all Christmas cards for out-of-state delivery should be in the port office by December 10 and all cards for local deliv should be mailed at least a w before Christmas. “Affix stamps firmly. Don’t Just give stamps a lick and a pat — they may fall off en route; Rev. W. R. Gregg /* Returned As Pastor Oi TruUtg Church Rev. W. R. Gregg was returned another year as pastor of Trinity Methodist church at the annual meeting of the South Carolina deth odist conference held in Sumter last week. The appoint ments were read Sunday. Members of Trinity church are delighted that he has been re turned for another year. street, name of city, zone number, and me state. "Remember, much holiday mail is delivered by emergency car riers who haven’t the faintest idea where The Wilson Family* lives ‘On Oak Street’ There may even be two or three different carrier routes serving different parts of one street put ‘City.’ Wri a Christmas marked ‘City* happens to slip into the wrong mail pouch, it may enc On Bwk-DraigM hip Physical Fatigue? ■; Blade-Draught may hdp phys ical fattgua If the only reaaon yoa have that listless feeling hi becaat of constipation. Bladr-DrmnghLtha friendly buatire, la usually prompt and thorough, when aa A- meted. Xtocrta only a penny or law a dose. That* why it hag bam a taut nTlfir wift* fogy g 1111 — If yon am troubled with sochaymp- tnwnf bj| jrmff of appetite^ headadhBb upeet stomach, flatulence, physical fatigue, sleeplessneo, nanjal hazl- ness, bad breath — If than symptoms are due only to consti pation — then see what Blade- Draught may do for you, Ckft a Funeral Services John Whitaker, Sr. Held Last Friday r Camden community was sad dened Thursday by the announce ment of the passing of an out standing citizen, John Whitaker, Sr... whose demise occured in a Columbia hospital at 11:30 a. m., following an illness of three months dura ition. Bom- 79 years ago at Longtown, Mr. Whitaker spent practically all regular Pirstn up in the dead letter office in Los Angeles or Jersey City." The postmaster recommends sending all Christmas cards by first-class mail which means with three-cent stamps. -class mail is entitled to 'directory service" by skilled iy>rt office clerks who wifi try to trace down addresses who have moved since you mailed your Christmas cards last year. Only first-class mail will be for warded from one address to the other or returned to the sender! without collection of additional postage if the addressee is not lo cated. It will come back, that is, provided you make sure to place kit return address on each iristmas card you mail. However, if you decide anyhow to mail your Christmas cards with 1%-cent stamps — keep your tongue in your cheek and off that flap! Third-class mail must not be sealed and must not contain per sonal messages, although a hand written signature is permissible. Only one effort is made to deliver it ami if the address is incorrect or incomplete, your cheerful but misdirected Christmas card will spend a' lonely Yuletide in the dead letter office. ser spent in Came SEE US TODAY For That Extra Cash Yi To Pay Off Old Bills Or To Buy Your Winter Needs You can always buy chaapar for cash. All loans covaiad with iiituraitca. gUICK, COURTEOUS CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE LOCAL FINANCE CO. MS 1 /* Rutledge St. 3rr::i 'Ei Jm b te GIVES Prompt, Efficient end Courteous CALL r DOMESTIC PHONE 7G0-W 1120 JACK REESE (A"graduate In Refrigeratton and Ate 7 Conditioning) COMMERCIAL NIGHT PHOIJE 104 YOUR RAVINGS ARE WELCOME * wA.l.lUjl 3 % Current Dividend Dll Wateree Building & Loan Association C. * MILLER'S for Lumber of his life in Camden. He was a leader in all things of a progres sive nature and his courteous and kindly personality won him, a great following of close friends. Virile in physical and mental strength he maintained an active interest in business affairs until three years ago when he retired. His wife who was Elizabeth Clarke preceded him in death by a few years. The deceased left two sons, John Whitaker, Jr., and A. B. Whitaker of Kershaw, to mourn his passing. He also left two sisters, Mrs. W. W. DeSaussaure of Charleston and Mrs. W. S. Burnet of Washington; also one brother, C. C. Whitaker, Camden. - Funeral rites were conducted Friday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock from the residence, 1409 Mill street. Rev. Stiles Lines of Grace church officiating. Bur- took place in Quaker ceme- Ivy* ^ r v . q Active pallbearers were: John M. Villepigue, Henry G. Garrison, L. Deas Boykin, L. J. Whitaker, John K. deLoach an A. Stanley Llewellyn. , The many beautiful and ex quisite floral expressions of sym- thy that came from sorrowing ends and relatives bespoke the sincere admiration and affection in which the deceased was held. 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