The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 08, 1949, Image 15
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Funeral Services
Lieut. /• C. Rase
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Funeral services for Lt J. C.
Rose were held in the Flint Hill
Baptist church Sunday afternoon,
March 20.
Rev. Floyd O. Montgomery,
pastor of the'Camden Baptist'
church and Rev. J. B. Caston, a
former pastor and long time
friend
family, conducted
The Chronicle
fo Debtors
Creditors
idebted to the es-
th S. Boykin are
to make payment
■signed, and all
having claims
d estate will pre
rise, duly ' ‘
e prescribed ^ by
M. CAPEHART,
the beautiful services, with the
choir from the Baptist church of
Camden providing the music.
Both ministers paid their trib
utes to this fallen hera who had
served his country and fallen in
death In the Italian campaigi
The many friends present and the
beautiful flowers were the silent
tokens of how beloved this young
to his family and
Lieutenant Rose was born in
the Flint Hill community, the son
of Mrs. Nannie C. Rose of Florida
and J. C. Rose of Williamsburg
county. He moved to Florida in
hi seariy> youth and . was educated
in the public schdols of Florida.
‘He entered the service in Feb~
1942, and had his basic training
at Fort Jackson in the 118th In
fantry Band and received his
commission at Fort Benning, Ga.
Was sent overseas March, 1944,
and reported missing in action in
October of the Same year.
Many friends and relatives
from far and near came to pay
their Anal tribute of love and
gratitude to this fine young man
and as 4he long solemn strains of
Taps sounded over the bills of
this quiet peaceful old church
yard every head was bowed in
tearful preyers “Deeir God give
us a peace that can last”
deLoach Buys
Rice Apartments
The Rice apartment building on
Fair street has been purchased
from Attorney Oliver K. Rice by
Attorney John K. deLoach, ac
cording to announcement by Mr.
deLoach Friday.
The Rice apartment hufldtng
was erected by Attorney Oliver
Rice some yean ago. Located in
one of the better residwitial areas
of the city, the building has al
ways had an units occupied.
■ • Mr. deLoach does not contain*
in Am present
it time,
consideration
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