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kTTTv > ' - pflpiQkp s+‘jtiK**? wm ~ ■>:- .) -. FROM THE CITY Campbell street between De- Kalb and Chesnut streets will be Highways 1 and announced at the city meeting last Friday lohn C West, state highway not necessarily be spent during the coining fiscal year. T^tp.vmg wiii ^ d^e hy •uiw nignway urpartmeni. Information also was revet the of the city commis sion announced that the dty manager’s recommendstions^ for paved streets released last week, will not necessarily be the streets to-be paved. - The commission® pUn i, to *l«t for p«v __ li|Cam The purpose of the surrey i» M to study the needs for arterial JT 01 routes into and through the ur-rMf ^ * Medals ban area and Also, the survey a study the Federal aid include of the location of primary route lo- ttaatai of ami aM* «I>M ZHZJa SLJTSS? "cSS 1 this^^S?ThS 1 havS>en placed at ,L«5S I Chronicle. Cost for the proposed street *t two corners, SSu ^fbS^taSt^ tlZ ^ ^ itreet and Broad week by the highway department for“br%to routo^ To Be IMstribnted SfS,' v than specifically “tSS* men IT to K y<«> ood six months old will be exempt i «. from the draft if they and - {fw , hwl( . distribution at aereraT mnn ntisfactorily in Battwy B. land use study, external, veterans and former memberes of - “ '*** “ d - “*£ may also make application at of the locations listed below Cost for a new whiteway for the city's business district would not be $27,000 as announced in out of town papers last week the city commission announced. It was a typographical error and should have read $2,700. The city commission is consid ering the cost of all needed im provements in the city, and the $2,700 for new street lights will com- ■ street, T^^^H itemplatihg similar r each street corner. within the # next few weeks. I mission is eon Estimates for other needed city, street signs for improvements including storm . . .. . . ... drainage, sanitary sewers, proper! The hand trucks displayed with water distribution (water mains the city’s new refuse trucks at and plant construction), and the the corner of DeKalb and Broad . ANY M WATCH A 1 REPAIRED UASOMAMU mat OUAKAMTUD BRING YOUR WATCH IN FOR AN ESTIMATE STANLEY’S Jewelry Shop LHfia Theatre Bldg. before establishing an amount that will be necessary to meet the demands. All of the data is being sought so that the commission can make intelligent recommendations to the people for a propose bond issue for these purposes. A traffic survey for Camden by the State Highway Department give refuse collectors earier carry mg loads than practiced in the city heretofore. - Tobacco BED COVERS We have them in stock ready for delivery. Size 4 yards by 25 yards. $9.75 J. PAUL ROSS 932 Broad Street Cam dsn. 8. C. City police officers began their first course in police training this week. The course is being offered by the FBI. The instructor is Cecil MUl ier. Shannon Brown Kirkland (By Mrs. Sadis K. vonTrssekow) FREE MINT JOB the sudden death of Shan non Brown Kirkland, Camden Camden and Kershaw county lost a loyal and valuable citizen. He was born in Kershaw coun ty, October 25, 1877, and died at his home in Camden on DeKalb street, January 12, 1949. Educated in county and Cam den schools, he devoted his tal- lent as an electrician and became an expert in that line. In addition to his ability, his kindliness and humor, always standing him in good stead, accounted for much of his popularity. Mr. Kirkland was the son of the late Daniel P. and Ellen Shannon Kirkland. Richard Roland Kirkland, our Confederate hero, noted for his. asi of heroism in bearing walar to the wounded enemy at Fred ericksburg, was his uncle. Brave Richard Kirkland’s remains are interred under the granite bould- in “Little Arlington’’ in the Quaker cemetery, erected by the John D. Kennedy chapter of the United Daughters of the Con federacy of Camden. The deceased was a faithful member of the Lyttleton Street Methodist church from which fu neral services were held at 2 o’clock Friday afternoon, Jan. 14, conducted by the Rev. Herbert Spell. Interment- - was in the Quaker cemetery. Survivors include his widow, Mrs- Nannie Russell Kirkland, Camden; three sons, R. R. Kirk land, Dallas, Texas; C. R. Kirk land. Oak Ridge, Tenn., and J. F. Kirkland, Wallace, N. C.; three daughters, Mrs. Nell Zeigler, Oak Ridge, Tenn.; Miss Beatrice Kirk land, Oklahoma City, Okla., and Mrs. J. W. Haigler, Camden; and a number of grand-children. One sister, Mrs. E. C. Cross of Rock Hill also survives. one and receive all medals which they are entitled to wear. These medals will be available at any time at the offices of the Organized Reserve Corps Unit Instructors in Anderson, Clem- son, Florence, Greenwood, Rock Hill, Spartanburg and Sumter. Medals will also be ready for dis tribution at the Charleston, Co lumbia and Greenville sub-dis- tnctoffices of the South Carolina Military District. ■ BATTERY B— one) The public will be invited AAA, Capt David Act of Gov- and ef- authorized strength of any organized unit of the National Guard canqpt be who > at- age o months shall six fran^ tomining^and Mnrin Selective Service Act so as he continues to serve satisfac torily,” he said. Gap! David announced that there were 43 vacancies for en- NOTICE OF APPLICATION POO CHARTER NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned wfll after the expira tion of three days from the data of this notice apply to the Secre- tarr of State of South Carolina, for • corporate charter for a proposed corporation to he known aa Cam den Chronicle; the said corporation to have Its principal place of boal- aees In Camden, Sooth Carolina, and to be empowered especially to engage in a general newspaper pnblishing and printing business. DeCOSTA E. BROWN. MYRTM B. BROWN. Incorporators. an. 8. C. 28, 1849. 46p druggist f i " ■■ FOR HEHT—Two root 213. Route L Box 28-B, lG How To Kill You musHtEAcSuMo ^ Use a These medals include the. listed men in the Battery. American, European - African- Governor Thurmond issued the Middle Eastern and Asiatic Pa- ! proclamation making it possible cific Theater medals. Bronze and for 17 and 18-year-olds to take Silver Stars, as well as Bronze their military training at home Arrowheads, are also on hand to without interrupting their educa- be presented to those veterans tion or their careers, Capt David who are authorized to wear such said. devices on their medals. At the! National Guardsmen receive a present time Navy, Marine Corps full day's pa, and Coast Guard veterans must- rates for each training ■ application to Naval or, e Corps Recruiting offices. make Marine Each person who desires to ap ply for these medals may do so in persqn at any time by calling at one of the listed offices and presenting their original dis charge certificate, or photostatic or authenticated copy of the dis charge certificate. Photostatic copies must be of the same size as file original discharge. Small wallet size copies are not . suitable for this purpose as a certificate of issue must be stamped on each one. Medals will not be awarded to those individuals who have been dismissed, dishonorably dis- Veterans receive an additional 5 per cent for every three years of service whether in toe National Guard, Air Forces, Navy, Marine Corps or Coast Guard. Boys Team Loses; Girls Team Wins Camden High School boys bas ketball team lost a breath-taking POINT PEN KAK WRITTIN SIRVtCI POLICY DoKALB PHARMACY game to University High of Co- tc - - lumbia Wednesday night by a score of 46 to 44 but the Cam den girls, as usual won, this time by a score of 39 to 21. Caulder, ueen unauiMeo, cusnonoraoiy uis- j Cassidy and Boykin were stars charged or deserted subsequent to for Ca^en in toe girls’ game. the performance of the specified duty. Go To Church Sunday e girls’ _ play Newberry The local teams here next Tuesday night and Uni versity High here on Wednesday FOR Wo horo several factory-built haute ert,hath tingle units and largo units with ing rooms on each fide. 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