The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 18, 1949, Image 16
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NEWS FROM THE CITY HALL
Newberry’s Department Store, Merchants are reminded that
advise! that they have a limited their stock statements for licenses.
stock of 26 gallon, good quality, ourooses are due as of January
galvanized garbage cans with calendar year. Much in-
tight fitting covers at $2.98 each. 1. »n the caienaar .
AU of those who do not . have corwcnience hand
similar garbage cans are urged all concerned lithesejueon hand
to purchase one at the earliest prompUy, as they are_the basis
■ticable date. By doing so they tc
greatly facilitate the collec
tion of garbage, reduce the health
practicable date. By doing so they
will greatly facilitate the collec-
>age, i
menace of flies, with the ap
proaching summer season, and
improve the appearance of your
premises. The garbage packers, re
cently purchased at considerable
cost, can never fully and eco
nomically perform their function
until everyone has a standard gar
bage and emptyingl Newberry’s
advise when this stock is exhaust-
Jor tax computation. They must
reflect the actual sales.
In order to determien the maxi
mum possibilities of the recently
purchased garbage packers a test
run of the area in which they can
pick up garbage during a given
week is bef
eing made this current
week. As a result of this test their
routes will be fixed, and you may
thereafter depend on them mak-
ed they will buy an additional xn g these standard routes each
supply, and the price offered is we ek. During this week the pick-
very attractive for this can.
Delinquent tax payers are
reminded that a penalty of
per cent gross on all taxes
May 1. It is therefore definite
ly to your interest to clear
up your tax debt prior to this
time before they go into
execution.
up of garbage in some premises
may be delayed, but it is abso
lutely necessary that we carry out
this test in order to determine the
capabilities of this equipment as
a basis for setting their fixed
routes. Soon we promise you may
expect the arrival of the garbage
wagon on your premises at a
given date.
Lugoff Baptist
Chapel To Be
Dedicated Sunday
Mrs. Moody Second
In Poster Contest
Mrs. J. F. Moody has been noti-
(fied that her entry in a recent
i poster judging contest achieved
On Sunday afternpon c at 3 I ^ s< ?? nd highest rating among
o’clock, the new Logoff Baptist al J er \ tne3 received from outdoor
chapel, located on Route 3< in advertising companies. She wUl
Lugoff, will be dedicated.
Dr. Robert Naylor, pastor of th^
First Baptist church of Columbia,
will preach the Dedicatory sermon
and Dr. Paul Wheeler, pastor of
receive a radio as a gift.
P. L. Genshemer, manager, The
Packer Corporation of Chat
tanooga, Tenn., won first place.
The contest was put on by the
and ur. Paul Wheeler, pastor of „ IT” ! 7 , j
the Park Street Baptist church, of F u ure 9* 1 Company which asked
Columbia, will give the dedica- °* some posters pre-
tory prayer. Special music will P ared hy it
be furnished by the youth choir
at Springvale Baptist church.
The Lugoff Baptist chapel,
sponsored by the Springvale Bap
tist church, has been erected in
order to meet the present need
Peach Cron Hurt
Bv Severe Cold
The severe cold weather this
week is thought to have damaged
foe a full time church in Lugoff the peach crop very considerably,
as well as to serve new people Frost struck the heaviest in the
coming into the community.
Rev. Paul R. Becker, the pastor,
said this week that the general
public was invited to attend the
dedication services.
BETHESDA PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Sunday, March 20
Rev. A. Douglas McArn, Pastor
Church school with a Bible
class for every age at 10 a. m."
Morning worship with prayer, an
them and sermon at 11:15. For
the convenience of parents little
children may be left in the nur
sery class during the church ser
vice. Youth Fellowship at 6:30
p. m. Young Adults at 8 p. m.
Everyone is cordiallv invited to
attend the services of this church.
FRIENDSHIP CHAPEL
Sunday, March 20
Sunday school at 10 a. m., with
Edgar Pitman in charge. Evening
worship at 7:30, led by the pas
tor, Rev. A. Douglas McAm.
Story-telling hour for little chil
dren on Wednesday at 3:30, led
by Miss Katharine Neil. Youth of
the Chapel Wednesday at 7 p. m.
Everyone is invited to attend
these services.
Spartanburg area where some
growers said their orchards were
totally ruined.
Slate Iheatre
KERSHAW, S. C.
Friday. March 18
"THREE GODFATHERS"
John Wayne
Pedro Armendariz
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Saturday, March 19
"THE STRANGER FROM
PONEA CITY"
Charles StarreU
t Smiley Burnette
The 189-foot wing span on the
Navy’s 190-passenger plane, Con
stitution, is longer than an LCI
(Landing Craft, Infantry).
SaL. March 2a 10:30 P. M.
"FRENCH LEAVE"
Jackie Cooper, Jackie Coogan
Mon.-TuM« March 21-22
"WORDS AND MUSIC"
June Allyson, Perry Como
Wednesday, March 23
"WALK A CROOKED MILE"
pjeMitaH smoq
Dennis_0’keefe
Thursday, March 24
"FIGHTER SQUADRON"
Robert Stack, Edmond O’Brien
4§E THE
Kut Kwick-Junior
LAND CLEARING SAW
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BOYKIN PONTIAC CO.
WEST DeKALB
A light, powerful sow, brush-trimmer, and grass
[xutter thot saves houirs-of back-breaking work . .
yet can be operated for eight hours at a cost of less
than 25c! This amazing economy of operation, com
bined with the rugged simplicity and power of the
Kut-Kwick Junior, makes it on invaluable tool for
every farm and estate owner!
Always ready-to-go . . . versatile . . . performing
a multitude of chores with only two easy-to-chonge
attachments, the Kut-Kwick Junior WILL DO THE
JOB . . . QUICKLY . . . SAFELY . . . EASILY! SEE
IT TODAY! ^
May also be used as a Mobile Power source for:
• AN AIR COMPRESSOR
to operate
A Paint Sprayer
A Crop Sprayer
A Graata Gun, etc.
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• DRIVING VARIOUS TYPES OF X PUMPS
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MEDIUM SIZE PACKAGB. U«
LUX SOAP FLAKES
TBY THE WOODBUBY WAY TO BEAUTY
WOODBURY soap 3
TRX NO-WIPE, NO-RINSE GLEANER
SPICnrSPAN 2
MILD AND KIND TO YOUR SKIN
SWEETHEART soap
GENTLY PERFUMED THE HAY YOU LIKE IT _ _
SWEETHEART soap 2
Bars
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guarantee meats at colonial
PICNIC;
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Swift's "Cird. S/'
Smoked, Short Shank, Qj
4 to 8 Lbs. Avorago
MADE PRESS AND SOLD
SKINLESS
GROUND BEEF
SWIFT PREMIUM OR ARMuUli S AR
WEINERS
SLICED BACON
NATURALLY TENDER SQUARE-CUT BIBP
CHUCK ROAST
TENDER AND PLAVORPUL, MRDIUM SOBS
PORK BOAST
NATURALLY TENDER WESTERN BBBP
RIB ROAST
Lb.
Hb. Pkg.
LOIN
Lb.
Lb.
7-Inch Cut Lb.
Ocean-Fresh Seafoods
Dressed Whiting 20c lb
Haddock Fillet.. 47c lb
Flounder Fillet ...47c lb
Cooked Shrimp—Green
Shrimp
Maine Lobsters 99c ea.
Colonial
Prido-Lb.
NATURALLY TENDER
Sirloin Steak
# M Quality-Lb. * &
FANCY LEAN CENTER-CUT
POBK CHOPS *
Mteli Brand
CHEESE FOOD
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MILD, CREAMY, DELICIOUS
FOR CLEANING
SOILAX
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CUT GREEN BEANS
Stokely
23*
WHOLE KERNEL CORN
12-Ox.
CHORE GIRL POT *
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MONTI FBUIT
COCKTAIL ° 29c
RXDGATK GOLDEN CBEAM
CORN ^ - > - 18c
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COFFEE ^-53*
CHUN KINO COMPLEX* CHOW MEIN
DINNER 65c
LIQUID BTABCB
STA-FLO <*—■ 21c
BLUING STAKES
BLU-WHITE 9c
•►WATT SUB -
G-E BULBS c-«52c
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CLEANSEB
Motfcate
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PEACHES
LUSCIOUS TREE-RIPENED
A REAL DESSERT TREAT!
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ARMOUR’S >20,. jj*
ABMOUB’S PREPARED
BEEF STEW u,c„
BABY POODS
GERBER’S 4j«
SUNSHINE FLAKY
Hl-HO CRACKERS Lb.
NABISCO PBBSB
BITS CRACKERS u.
PEANUT BUTTXB
PETER PUV i2-o,
PEANUT BUTTER
TELLAM’S no,
BUSH’S GREEN AND WEPT*
No. 2
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MEDIUM SHARP -
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STARKisT Light meat sous
TUNA FISH n. to 47c
PLAIN .MARGARINE
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