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to forejPl SkSi. 00, 3,091, 59, died lesday aft- emoon at his home in Newberry. hn B. He was the father of John Fellers, Jr., of the Summer-Fel lers Furniture Company of Cam den. j Mr. Fellers had been in declin Tournament Held Over the Week-End Landy B. Laney, 49, died sud denly at 6:80 Dec. 24 at the State Farm No. i, near Rembert Mr. Laney lived on Route 4. Sumter, for the past three years. he was T. Laney, Frida7> Jan. 7 , "B. F.'s DAUGHTEH" with SaturdsT^Jan- • "ADVENTURES IN SILVERADO" with William Bishop, Gloria Henry Chapter 5, “Lost City of the Jungle”—Also Cartoon The Misses Ida McDowall and.-, _ ^ - Kate Williams, with Mrs. Jessie ~ orn m “J 0 *?®** ^otiniy rcucm umu uwu ui uecnn- ^ c G rae , were winners of the best • son of die late John T ing health for several years, but threesome tournament held, ’ ® nd Mrs ’ Florence McNeely his death came as a shock to all Gamden Golf Club over the ^ ana y- who knew him. recent weekend. The score was Funeral services were held Fri- ®® T day afternoon from Hunt Me- ^ the nmner-up position in morial Baptist church, with the |l? e tourney were Mrs. Dion Kerr, Rev. Alvin F. Boone, in charge, "* rs , Beebe and Mrs. Granger assisted by Rev. B. H. Harvey. In- 1 Gather with a 70; in third place terment followed in Springdale ° Saturday Night Show "SONG OF IDAHO" with The Ho osier Hot Shots cemetery, Newberry. Mr. Fellers had lived in New berry most of his life. He is sur vived by his widow, Mrs. Ida Welch Fellers, and the following children, Levi Q. Felleres, Lan caster; John B. Fellers, Jr., Cam den; Richard Earl Fellers and Mrs. Otis Crooks, Newberry. The'value of clothing issued to,„ , new enlistees in the Navy during Country Club will plav 1946 was $143.20 per man. ^ Mon.-Tu«s~ Jan. 10-11 "LUXURY LINER" in Technicolor—with George Brent, Jane Powell Xavier Cugat Movietone News and Comedy Wed.-Thurs^ Jan. 12-13 "I REMEMBER MAMA" w ith—Barbara Bel Geddes Irenne Dunne, Philip Dorn News of the Day and Comedy x - c o was a threesome consisting of Miss Priscolla Buckley, Mrs. B. W. Marshall, Jr., and Mrs. Ger trude Harris with a yi. Fifth place with a 72 went to Mrs. R. M. Tailer, Mrs. Helen Hanley and Mrs. Raymond Wolffe. while sixth place went to Mrs. Arden Lowndes. Miss Rose mary Robinson and Mrs. B. W Marshall, Sr„ with a 73. Eight members of the Camden in the Women’s Carolina Golf tourna ment to be held at Spartanburg on January 11. They are: Mrs. Dion Kerr, Mrs. R. W. Tailer. Mrs. Raymond Wolffe, Mrs. Arden Downdes. Mrs. Granger Gaither. Mrs. Helen Hanley, Miss Priscilla Buckley and Mrs. Dright Pat- ridge. Rid To CoSify City Ordinances The Michie City Publications Co., of Charlottesville, Va., has submitted a proposition to codify, classify, edit and index ordin ances of a general and permfment nature and print 100 copies of the complete code for $4,000 The bid will be considered at a meeting of the city commission Friday. IT’S TRUE...HERE AND NOW! New Hudson FOR ONLY WUl ' A DELIVERED HERE FULLY EQUIPPED 2. Whh Miy sack accessaries as yea odor 3. Cask or tkae peyonots 4. WHk or witkoat trade ta 5. Geod allewooce if yea keve a trade ia Drakeford's Garage WEST DeKALB STREET Funeral services were held from the Beaver Dam Baptist church at 3:30 p. m., Dfec. 26 with the Rev. J. B. Caston, Rev O. F. Montgomery tod the Rev. Mr. King officiating. Interment was in the family plot of the church cemetery. Mr. Laney is survived by his widow, Mrs. Bernice Horton Laney of Sumter; six sons, Carl West Laney of Alexander Bay. N. Y., M. O. Laney of Daytona Beach, Fla., L. B. Laney, Jr., of Lake City, S. W., F. W. and Tom mie Laney of Sumter; three daughters, Mrs. C. E. Hinson and Miss Phylis Laney of Sumter and Miss Margaret Laney of Camden; his mother, Mrs. John T. Laney, Sr., of Camden; one si.ster, Mrs. Aussie West of Camden; three brothers, Buck Laney of North Charleston, T. W. Laney of New Orleans, La., and John T. Laney, Jr., of Camden. Active pallbearers were: A. L. Young, Broadus Horton, Alton Elliott, Herbert Horton, Elmare Elliott and Thurston Chavis. Honorary pallbearers were: U. N. Myers, Claude Jackson, G. B. DeBruhl, N. J. Lanev, R. B.' Laney, Coolie Gillis and Capt Ash Moore. Recruit Gilliam Robinson, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilliam Rob inson, Sr., of Route 1, Cassatt, after a short stay at the Fourth I Replacement Depot, near Yoko-1 hama, Japan, has tiow arrived in I Osaka and is assigned to the 25th Infantry (Tropic Lightning) divi sion. The 25th division is command ed by Maj. Gen. William B. Kean! and is one of the battle scarred J veterans of the Pacific divisions. I Stationed at Pearl Harbor on the fateful day in 1941, the men of) the 25th were pressed into com bat duty immediately. After tak-j ing part in the Gualcanal cam-1 paign the division moved up) through New Georgia, Vella La Valla, Arundal, Kolombangars I and participated in the Luzon I campaign. MILLER’S for Lumber This Ad Worth $50.00 On A Modern Bottled GAS RANGE at GAS APPLIANCE STORES, INC. 706 Hardin St. Columbia, S.C. ft Everybody Is Talking About Our PLATE LUNCH Served Daily—11:30 A. M. to 2 P. M. from 60c up Roasts — Stew — Hamburgers and All That Goes With It ROY'S DRIVE-IN EAST DeKALB STREET *Four-doer Sedan, 121 h.p Super-Six. Prtc* may vary slightly In odioining areas due to traiuporta- tion charge*. Get Ahead Fast! Young man, chances to fur ther your education and oppor tunities to get ahead fast are yours in the new U. S. Army and U. S. Air Force. You owe it to your future to investigate full details today! You can get the best of training under the most skilled experts in the world. For ladies, too, there’s opportunity for education and rapid advancement in those fine organizations, the WAC and the WAF. It’s a grand and glorious feeling to know that you are really on the road to a successful career. You’ll work with congenial people, folks like yourself who are am bitious and interested in build ing a secure future for them selves. Leadership is at a premium these days, and yqj* can learn to be a leader through the educational oppor tunities of the new Army and Air Force. Talk it over frankly •with a trained personnel ex- r rt, your U. S. Navy and U. Air Force Recruiter. He’s at the U. S. Army and U. S. Air Force Recruiting Station, lo cated at American Legion Building, Camden, S. C. See him at once about enlisting in a career with a future. Allen Shoe Shop In New Location Mrs. M. L. Allen has announced that the Allen Shoe Shop, located for over six years in the Nettles building just south of the J. C. Penney Company store, has re moved to 603 West Rutledge street just west of the Kennedy Barbar shop. The location, formerly occupied by a building and loan office and later by the Camden Refrigera- ' tion Company, has been reno vated and offers a splendid set up for a modern shoe repair es tablishment. The Allen Shop was establish ed seven years ago in the Dess Goodale building on East DeKalb street and later removed to the Broad street location where it has been for over six years. When Mills Allen was killed in a crash between a scooter and a truck the business was carried on by Mrs. Allen. Mi they're new! they last longer! , they're beautiful! 2*’' f, rifC* * , 0 mm g they're comfortable! J*. L. CARD OF THANKS The family of Mrs. ,W. Craig Clybum wishes to extend their sincere appreciation for every expression of sympathy tendered them during their recent bereave ment. 43c W. Craig Clyburn and Family Notice of Application For Corporate Charter Notice is hereby given by the undersigned that they will, after the expiration of three days from the date of this notice, apply to the Secretary of State of South Carolina for corporate charter for a proposed corporation t© be known as Rose Truck Lines, said corporation to have an authorized capital of Five Thousand ($5000.- 00) Dollars, the same to be em powered, among other things, to engage «in truck transportation and general trucking business, and to have its principal office in Camden, Kershaw County, South Carolina. ., 43c J. T. LANEY MARGARET L. WEST Camden, S. C, Jan. 7, 1949. In the two-year period ending Sept. 30, 1944, the officers account division of the Navy’s Bureau of Supplies and Accounts wrote 567,55 checks for a total of $63,- 524,300.47. 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