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ME •* CAMDEN. S0UTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, APRIL A IMS resenting Award To Oratory Winner Work To Start At Once Bishopville Man Buys To Build 19 Houses Hugh R. Colclough, of Bishopville, told The Camden /Wednesday that he had over the telephone urchased Town and County.... •B. And P. W. Meeting The Business and Professions^ Womens Club will hold its month ly Hinnor meeting at the field hotel at 7:30 p. m., Monday, April 11. HS!lm scholarship to to the Stale Legion finals. Hubert Cannon, of 1 Ihr Moody . and TOMO-^ ... _ ^of ihoLogto b to thoMt of ibtsodant of fho Lancastor CUy Schools, P AS of ihocoab Unexpected Reunion Four Army Officer* - Here On Weekend Prank Gainos L..,, of toe Amor, Hudgens and Charles M. Lock- tor too finals, b back •Vary Freakish Egg About the greatest freak in the way of an egg that one ever se< was brought to The Chronicle of fice this week br D. A. Baker, who operates Baker's Poultry Farm, near Kershaw. The egg wi long and vary narrow and curved at each aaA being somewhat in the shape of a new moon. •Smoking In Tkatars A state law bars smoking in to Fire chief Camden Visitor ephone Wednesday tnat he had pu property on Highland street from Mrs. Minnie Baum and Miss Harriette Nelson and that he wotlld begin construc tion work at once on nineteen houses. The property has a frontage of 246 feet on the west side of Highland street and approximately 330 feet on the east side. The houses will be five and six room houses and will be of varied architectural types. They will be located on both sides of Highland street and on a court which will run up to the Greenlee! Villa. The construction work will be done by the Lee Construction Company of Bishopville, of which Mr. Colclough is the principal stockholder. Mr. Coldough said that the plans for the houses had already been drawn and that work would start at once on them. This property is located one block off of Broad street and only two blocks from the main business sections. Mr. Colclough said the homes 8. F. Boykin, prealdsnt of Coca Cola International, who spont the weekend in Camden with rale fives and friends Says Honeymoon Definitely Over would be one story high and would be built of attractive arch- Maj. Brailsford Friday Honing Deoth Coma Suddenly On Wadittodoy En Roof* To R*lotfv«'s Funeral itectural design and built of the S. F. Boykin, best materials. 1 * Coker dee Club Moody Mode Fleets Te Be Heard In Eveariag Service At T|i BopHit Cherdi [Jack Moody, Cara- i Anient, did not I South Carolina i Legion's oratorical „ and il loser to Rich* , a high school Mount Pleasant, declared the win- four contestants hi the other two 1 Lancastor, fifths speakers ‘ ‘ wsU I they had arriving at a d _ had as his i [Constitution — Worth The tbsir Constitutian—Tem- addresses of the the i to speak on Article 5 of the Bill of Rights—the in* protection of life ’ in ttie United __ i in the contest were: [enable, history de- finthrop College; John Rock Hill Gaston, of ' Frampton, » Mae West, of 1 «P®ech deportment of High School given made by the tex- of the Lane • gift from the and a gift from the : of the ion, of La was also tendered ats. their frmffim guesfrat the B- following which on a tour of the CoL uaiing to the Carnival ty Night urn. S-Year base For Newberry's sponsion Program It ki ivioKing ror voncern s J: J. Newberry’s Five, Ten and Twenty-five Cent Store hm leased Hie property it now occupies on Broad street and about 76. additional feet for a period of 26 yean in preparations for an expan sion program which it is ex pected to inaugurate some time in the future. The lease covers not only the building the firm now occupies but also toe building formerly oc- cupiea Djr ptanaarq Jruu, iront- ing on Rutledae street The latter its and toati ' Id ^ is owneo •Wt tjjV. two r> lie He says that the stole tow aad a city ordinance says “no sr and that inw court. smoking Little The girls' glee club from Coker College in Hsttsville will sing in Hie I^rat Baptist church on Sunday night at H fk± an*s fa one tm wom- tor of music at on its annual spring concert music from a group of sacred by J. S. Bach, tour program of famow Schut Postscri r ^ . ,J of I The Cote girls will Castelnuovo-1 Special Services For Holy Week At Episcopal Church Special services tor Holy Week have been announced by toe Rev. i B. Lines, rector of Grace opal dura. On Monday mm will be celebrations of toe Holy Communion at TM a. m., tkularly for buainasS peopU mteoome at an 6«fy hour. On bration at 10:10 On Maundy Thursday the in- . itutkm of the LonFs Soppsr wfll . „ be commemorated with a service Is the granddaughter at 8 p. m. Good Fricte wffl be this year with a comm of the Crucifixion, beginning at Talks On Outlook Olivia Hough, of l andone- two and mouth The business honeymoon is definitely over, in Itie opin ion of S. F. Boykin, presklent of Coca Cola International, of Wilmington, Del n who visited relatives in Camden, his eld home town, this week. Mr. Boykin said that ha thought tog to free-spending <tojrs ware a thing of the past and that from now on there would be a Death came suddenly and apparently painlessly on Wednesday to Alexander Moultrie Brailsford, surgeon and soldier, who passed a way in an automobile in which he was traveling to Summerton to attend the fu neral of a relative. He re marked to Mrs. Brailsford that he had indigestion and a moment later slumped over in the car. Accompanying Major Brailsford were Mrs. Brailsford, who was driving the car, his sister, Mrs. J. H. Burns and Willis Cantey. They took him immediately to the Shaw Field hospital as they were near the entrance to the field when the attack came but it was too tots as he had already expired. The news of his death spread rapidly over Camden and there wan many expressions of regret. While it was known that his leatth had not been good for some ime, he apparently had been feel ing vary well of tote. Only Tues day he had come tor The Chron icle office to tell of a reunion of several of his bid friends, army Funeral services win be held Friday morning at 11 o'clock at St Mark’s Clarendon, in Claren don county, and will be conduct ed tor the Rev. Stiles B. Lines, rec tor ef Once church, end Rev. rant will the church. whom toe Is now raotwlll b. to Uw n«m (ram 1 a* •To Spook At LumbortoaJI Harold Bopkv, editor of The ‘s.uS. .IS&KLTSiSS: bStonan?^ ^ wo years he' ChronidC at a * other civic clubs end In The American will hold its mom Friday afternoon, April 8 p. m_ el toe home of Mrs. J. L. Williford on New City are Ivy Umbers, Jo Tapp, Solo o parts are Bonavita of . IMI ■■ I Franoas Haun oumver, doui rixoh. Franoas Haun, Htoen Long of accompanists. Sarah Smith of Graham of toe colleee music fac ulty will chaperon Hie touring of toe glee dub are: sscott president; Jeane of T tary, and Mary Miss Prescott and see seniors. Miss Hodge is a junior. The touring dub Betty Atowine, As belle, North Bonavita, Columbia; Frances Ann Buffldn, Lake 6tty; Wanda Causey, Loris; Joyce Route 1, eluding the Cai lured slightly which they •“JW Palm Sunday with " •veSL la the Kfi College o Carolina, in days of on a Va., figured in a near gaad in Fir- Charles E. Boineau, Well Known Citizen Camden Office Supply To Open At An Early Date eauinment suDDliet. will ooen for bm within the neirttwo or three weeks in The Camden Chronicle building on Broad street The new will occupy a portion of building ii and . tot early Thursday morning after a period of declin ing health. Funeral services will be held April 8 at 8 part of the ich The Chronicle is weekend. Incorporators of the new lie M. all of Walter supplies are F. Ji Walter into Wil- tast as sc quaj-ters^ y<?T b^ttt McArn officiating. Interment wffl taker cemetery, ineau was toe son of toe ion D. and Sally Calhoun ated at Clem- be in Quaker Mr. Boineai tote Marion D Boineau. He gradua son College and was a veteran of World war L having servi major in toellst division. He was very prominent in the toStos of Columbia, having serf sr-. as president of the Colum- die vuimoer ox commerce VMS very actively identified fte busine« aad sodal Ufa <' T ^MS. lor InPolo Game > V-, and at Mi Harking back to old wnEu HIE COliri flOUM W t Broad street wmHe 1 wksaS^*toow» were toownj i to have , Whod of m\ of m r the Atlantic and chief a short 2 5St "SldTSEEi “ oJ.’S'a | o' *»« K«nh*w count, clupl 2SliTw d « I « to himself in the business world. | Richasdsem Brailsford of Sher- Qt ^ a ° MTmm bamuel Boykin On | <k s, co ^i u Business Staff Of Camden Chronicle the position manager! icle and the A veteran _ Boykin served^ IMS. Rtwm rti n. i) m IW*--' hi fil i v * $ f