The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 11, 1949, Image 5
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liberty IBB News Hangar Flying
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law,
ind Ker»luw c ounty
tee in the South Oaro-
5Se M bTj«S^^
ture. Mr. Footer
t of the aec-
fit* airly yean, dnee
.Jowh W«lf«»od; acoo,
rears as a tourist mec- * rH *
Berners, to its present
atus.
id article,
Camden,
end Mrs. Ghiy_Towne and
Ward-
Bizaboth and Lai
■ids had
Mr. and Mrs. J.
and Mj
Misses Kav
on
Jane Pierce, Florei
|fra. J. P. Richards
Diels, Kershaw;
Richards, Mr. and 1
Richards and Mary
Florence; “ *
. Pro! and
and little son.
Miss Marion
Will Plow
's leading
the month
em,” by LeRoy M.
ad Ole Opry star who
id in Aiken, S- C. Dr.
roung, a worid-known
■nd his “mosquito
be State Hospital are
?8 Is Shawn
ir Vehicles
\haw County
of motor vehicles
Kershaw county as
af February shows an
kvery classification os
iers, where theire was
rease in the number
st year, according to
the South Carolina
ay Department
les registered in Ker-
at the first of Feb-
Bred 4,381 as com-
le 4,108 registered in
registration had in-
1,250 last year to
cycles had increased
Trailers registered
ary 1 numbered 114
to the 119 registered
st year.
Mrs. BeUs, Mrs. Qyburn and
Pamden, visited
Is one after-
TUB-r - Sophie Rich-
ards has returned to work at Mid
way school after recuperating a
week at home.
and Mrs. Marion Williams
Mrs. Roland Baldwin and
daughter, Mrp. Prout, Tabor. N.
C ; , spent Sunday With Mrs. k J.
Wardlaw, Sr.
"Weekend guests of Mr. and
were: Mr.
Higgins and baby, Mary Cath
erine, Great Falla; Mr. and Mrs.
little son, “Buster”, Columbia;
Mrs. Tracy Hammond and Miss
Jana Higgins, Lancaster.
Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Robinson
were Camden visitors on Thurs
day. Rev. Robinson conducted de
votional services over radio sta
tion WACA.
Mr. and Mrs. K. Si Higgins, Sr.,
and Freddie Higgins visited Mr.
and Mrs. W. P. Beckham in Co
lumbia last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Clements,
Jr. were weekend gueyts of Mr!
and Mrs. J. H. Clements, Sr. *
H. Haile
Mr. and Mrs. H.
Miss Patricia Hail
and
Heath
'atncia Haile. Heath
were Liberty Hill visitors
lursday afternoon.
Mrs. A. C. Cureton and
Lsxwy Bsttkl
25c 45c
89c
plus tax
PHARMACY
HATS
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wst Hats
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DEALER
Dixon’s
House
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>EN t S, a
id J. B..
Cureton visited relatives at Rich-
burg Sunda
Mr. and
lv afternoon,
x&rs*
Dolan, Kershaw,
spent Sunday with Mr. hnd Mrs.
J. Abe Hilton. After church ser
vices of Beaver Creek church
they attended Tom Bennetts fu
neral.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. H.
Cunningham on Sunday were:
Mrs. Steve Duda and little Mar
garet Duda, Camden; Mr. and
Mrs. George Cunningham, Rock
HilL
Mrs. Gladys Daye, Great Falls
and Mrs. Janie Honey, Blackstock,
spent Sunday afternoon * with
Misses Clara jTnd Louisa Johnston.
W. E. Cunningham had the fol
lowing weekend guests: W. E.
and M. B. Cunningham, Mr. and
Mrs. F. F. Cunningham and chil
dren and Libby O’Shea, Columbia.
Royal
u. weir, recurnea xrom me races
at Hialeah several days ago. The
trip, both down and back, was
enjoyed by the horse and attend
ant Royal Governor seems to be
very fond of air travel. Got a lot
at horse sense, Pd sey.
J. B. Powell, captain of the U.
S. Airlines DC-3 which transports
theee horses, was in the air trans
port command in the CBI during
the war. We both knew we’d met
before somewhere. It turned out
we were stataioned at Lai Manir
Hat, India, at the same time lie
was at Chabus prior to that, and
used to ret over to Roger Qi
and Dog Baker frequently. He
a check pilot Moat of you other
CBI pilots from Camden prob
ably remember him. &
Several days ago the Piper fac
tory representative came to Cam
den with S new 9Q horsepower
Piper trainer a Vagabond, and a
four place Piper family cruiser.
Several of tee local pilots were
out at tee airport, and era flew
the plane, which handled very
nicety. The family cruiser is the
neatest thing Piper has produced
in several years except of course,
tee Stinson, which they now
manufacture.
An 85 horsepower Aeronca
Champion with the tail faired
the fuselage stopped ov
Saturday. Thought it was
at first but when it got closer I
knew it was« Champion. The
pilot was on his way to Florida,
on a vacation. He was from Falls
Church, Va.. . „ . .
The Breakfast Chib will ipeet
at EftiU Sunday, March 13, in
stead of at Charleston, as orig
inally scheduled, if you want to
reserve a plane for the Rstill
trijj, please do so as soon as pos-
BEFORE THE FEDERAL COM
MUNICATION8 COMMISSION
WASHINGTON, Ik C.
RE: S028—Haygood S. Bowder
Cor
poraiioa. Applicants.
Notice is hereby given teat the
undersigned proposes to assign
construction permit for radio sta-
heretofore granted to
March Wind* And
Dry Wood* Briny
Greed Fire Danger
Thursday, March A
All parts of the state are very
dry. Extra caution is asked every
one- All people are urged to be
careful with thatches and cigar
ettes.
March winds tod dry woods Brush end field burning is very
brought about high fareri fire dangerous during ttowretee?.
danger throughout the state last. These firm eea easily get away.
w«*k. I County rangers ell over the state
The State Commission of For- asked that people bum no brush
retry reports 383 fires that bum- or fields until afire it rains. Notify
°Y er ddxti of woods in your county ranger whenever you
the state during the week ending are going to bum fields, brush or
ditch banks. This may save him
a trip whan he might be needed
on a real woods fire.^
County rangers, wardens and
Jfoa-T
fires
scree per fire in spite of dry,
windy weather, the Commission
of Forestry reported.
MILLER'S for Lumlxr
llggcx wokUCMU* auu w wax** m saw w mw ww
fighting landowners held the the answers.—Atlanta
i down to an average of 18
We’re fed tip on redding about
so many national questions. What
want to know now is some of
Constitu
tion.
NEON SIGNS
C CROCKER
tion WACA,
Haygood S. Bowd
2-way
La||| lav aU M|«aL|aa|
■VIp Iwl wM jpIWIvHI
paint
the answer In Cutoure 2-way help.
Tea ere. Caikjx may make tetap
lots easier for you in elthap of two'
ways: (1) started 8 dtp before
“your ttmtf* a 1 **! taken as dhtatad
m tee tabet, ft should help nlisve
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tbsouilioat tee memte Ska n t
agtaRcn. and
nos for «
Oareox Is
Haygood S. Bowden, to the uam-
den Broadcasting Corporation, a
corporation organized under* the
laws of the state of South Caro
lina with its principal place of
business at Camden, South Caro
lina. The condition of the pro
posed assignment is that the pro
posed transferee shall, conduct
radio station WACA according to
the rules and regulations of the
Federal Communications Com
mission. pR
The proposed assignor has
purchased a substantial amount
corporation and in consideration
of his faite in the character and
J integrity and sense of civic re
sponsibility of the persons being
stockholders in tee assignee tor-
porauon, proposes to trsnsier said
thout monetary con
sideration in the belief that they
can best conduct the station in
the interact of the community.
All documents relating thereto
are on file with the Gommisaioc
and can be seen at the office of
the Commission at Washington,
D. C Any persons wishing to ap
ply for said license on the
terms end condiUons^msjr
Commission i
Sixty (60) days from the Fourth
day of February, 1049 provided,
however, teat the assignor will be
reimbursed for tea value of^aay
% HAYGOOD S. BOWDEN
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—I
our neighbor
ly puts about
1 of Chilean Sod*
for top-dress-
pring he hauled
ins wagon,
he stop to 811
Jtor, some of
[spilled on the
V
1
■ A*-/ ;
"All season long those spots
where the wagon done stood
look greener and growed
thicker than the rest of the
field. The farmer figured that
every'place he stop must's
got about 300 pound of Sods
an acre and made twice as
modi olts. He told me, t
teould’a parked test wagon
SmtbdjMt”
FINAL DISCHARGE V
I Notice is hereby given that one
month from tela date, on March
28, 1949, Richard H. Haile, Jr. and
Ethel Mae Shrwshire will make
to tee Probate Court of Kreshaw
County their final return as Exe
cutors of the estate of R. H. Halle,
deceased, and on the same date
they will apply to the said Court
for a final discharge as arid Exe
cutors. ’
N. C. ARNETT,
51-3c Judge of Probate
Camden, S. C., February 28, 1949
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, on 1‘
11, 1949, Marian Swords
make to the Probate Court
Kershaw County her final return
as Andlliary Executrix of the
tote of Jane H. Swords, decea
and on the same date she will ap-
to the said Court for a final
s said Andlliary
50-le
| N. C ARNETT.
Judge of Probate.
Camden, S. C., Feb. 31, 1949.
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