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□ lUZt W -nw Fait Waak I with Mrs. TniegdeU’s parents. Mr. sad Mrs. S. T. Melton. Mr. and Mrs. Lorin* Davis Tad. visited relatives in ! Mrs. Tom Ed H«n» ly. Mrs. Jordan was m and I WptMi » ^ .*jS: ! endT McBeewlft) U*** j ^?sSS!tr «t I°ro«t Wednesday; \e cburch- ) of the Presbyterian ttMre waH he no tnen. at the week- har little cou- ol asvannah. . June TruasdeU fat Benncttsvflle EASIER SPECIAL 2.50 HS COUPON K WORTH $2.50 ON THE PimCHASE OP ET laurel aluminum health OKWEAR--—-^-$36.95 > .Pc. SET OF^THE FAMOUS ROGERS VERWARE -07.25 WHEN FBESENTED TO LAUNDERETTE 4 OR BEFORE MAY 1ft, 1949 httr Ufc. Jh «* *- Ta A Caftoiaft for the weekend. Tommy remained for a week’s stay with his grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Homer D «.yf Wad Shirley Dickey and Mays attended "Annie Oct Gun” in Columbia Thurs- the pulpit ci church Sunday Easter egg Cassatt News The many friends of J. E. Bran non, are very glad to know he is able la be back at heme, but still confined to bed. - Little Willie Offield is back at home from being s patient St the •pits! two daughters of Morton of Mr. and children K. Watts and ictors rS-aSr 1 Builders ONCRETE BLOCKS ••• Three Cell Block I Dual Vibrating and Press FAC Machine llCES DELIVERED IN CAMDEN: Stretchtr — Square End Square End Half Partition 17c each 17a aoch 12c aadi 12c cacti Sharp Edges. [.TS and family. Mr. and Mbs. Imesi Austin in kattbewa, day. D Hjinimond Roscoe of ReadavilTe, N. C., has moved here t° bar home with her sis ter, Mbs Laura Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mitchell, Bams Betty Gray McGaskUL Martha Jana and Mary MadMlt- chell attended the ballet given fay the Carolina BaHet Co., in die Co lumbia Township auditorium Monday evening. Marshal Catoe celebrated his eighth birthday at the home of his parats, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Catoe, Friday afternoon. Quite a number of his little friends were m vited m for this occasion. Mbs Patsy King .of Bishopville spent the weekend here grandparents, Mr. and ; Miss Harriett Mays spent the Weekend in EutawvOle on s fish ing trip with friends. ^ Mrs. D. J. Clybum, Mrs. M^nd Copeland and Mrs. T. E. Hearon Mt^patients in the Camden hos- Mrs. S. Jordan has returned to her home in Rich burg after a three week’s stay with her daugh- - ter Mrs. M. IProduction Any Ruck Order Up to 10,000) Jks Can Be Delivered Immadiataly. : Osr Blocks Anywhere In State For BsasotisMs Pries, Furnished By Nsqnas* |0UR BLOCKS BEFORE YOU BUY iuo4 Patronage WUJ Ba kppraclqtad I BROS. BLOCK CO. Services and com munion aoch Uid't Day at 11 o. m. of tlio Church of J3M* on McRot Rood. O. S. BRADSHAW Minister the evening. _ hunts are being for the different rooms the Ipitemaar school building The department of the different rhiirrims will also have hunts Fri day and Saturday afternoon. Mr. and MroG. W. Elmore (Slick) are receiving congmtula- Rons upon the arrival of a laugh ter, Gloria Jean, April 5, at Byer- ly hospital. J. N. McLaurin, Jr., chief en- iu wnue acre maae « sur vey of the Scotch cemetery, which is being incorporated into a me morial association. Bethune defeated Lydia 10-2 in baseball game here last Friday. Bethune so far has won five out of six games played. Mr. and MrsTj. P. Bethune of Buteville are visiting here. The eye teeth, take their nem# !rom the fact that their roots each upward near the orbits of he eyes. €te Bhck-Bmglrt Help Thai Dali, Mpey Feelbft- BOf the and thorough when tskan'as^ boosts only a psany or km why tthas tieen If you ai* troubled i as of asp Camden hospi He celebrated his first birthday April g. His little friends are hap- |>y to know be^b^toproving from J.^foffijd was called to Bris tol, Teuk, last week due to the serious illnsss of hk sister, Mrs. V. L. Dodson, returning last Fri day night The saany mends hart regret to know she remains in a serious condition. Mrs. J. E. Brannon and family wishes to thank Ommany friends who called and aafced of Mr. Bran non and also of their kindness shown to them during his stay at the hospital and also now. All in Cassatt are very happy to know Rommie Vaughn is hack at home after being a patient at the Camden hospital. His friends are wishing him a Midway Students On Honor Roll The the xe perfect at Midway sch< sster follows: attendance roll of for the first Wh en Your Back Hurts * Eight Chariot many ihg him a speedy Howard'Hyatt of ■ceiving congratu lations upon the arrival of a baby girt, Lydia Louise, borp March SI at St Philip’s hospital. Rock Mr. and Mrs. Rock Hill are lations upon the am daugh- L was Lospital, Hill. They have' one other d ter. Shells. Ed DeBruhl of Cassatt rushed to the hospital two due to an appendix operation, friends are wishing him speedy recover. baffling The loss of a thousand dollars by a poet in New York recently has baffled every other member of the tribe in the nation. They are all eager to learn his markets and methods of marketing. — Christian Science Monitor. Second Grade: Roddy Stanton. Third Grade: Wallace Dixon, Nancy West, Margaret Rose Sulli- van, Jackie Cooper, Mildred Teal and Gale West Fourth Grade: Wick and Marvia Davis. Fifth Grade: Wa Haropj Johnson and Sixth Grade: Harold Morton and Wayne Sullivan. Seventh Grade: Jenell Horton and Thelma Melton. th Grade: Dorothy Davis, otte Hall, Marjorie Johnson and Marion Yarborough. Ninth Grade: Betty Jean De Bruhl, Jack Corbett, Joyce Cor bett and Jackie Horton. Eleventh Grade: Tommy Hor ton. - ^ Twelfth Grade: Ruby Melton. Leonard S. Mayer NEW TORS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Phone 114-W Doans Pills KERSHAW LODGE NO. St A.F.M. Regular fiMnmunlw. Lion First Tuesday of Each Month Visitors Wc rj J. B. McGUIRT, W. M. £>. H. JONES, Secretary Body and Fender Work Painting 24-Hour Wrecker Service PHONES> Day 47 —Nite 546-W Myers Meier Ce. m Teen SEE OR PHONE US for.. Siding • Buildart Hardware • Brick, Comont and Movter Mix •Coilingt, Panols N ' irxS?' •Dupont and Ttxolite Points •Doors and Windows* • Lumbar and Mouldings • Noils •Plotter and Fin# lima •Rock Laths and Shoot rock •Shingles, 210 lbs. •Roll Roofing And Othor Building Materials CAMDEN BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. (HEAR SAL RAILWAY FREIGHT DEPOT W. DoKolh Streot Phono ft-J America’s Bat* DEALER D.C. Dixon’s ttorgsm House 981 Dreed Street CAMDEN. I. C /TT /?/? / c ic ybn cu) 1DHSR&T0 GO £ O'' PF P E N D A S L. E AMD E f? /1 M D t. y S £ R V / C E ■ ~ _ Stm 4 Mg* •• Sspfks J. w. Palmetto Garage Camden Eleelrle Company Hot Point Applioncos LES a 1M la Meed Of... Cabinet Mellkhamp- IdnliAiiAif ImaIafc PmH1vI1v| PIUIvi j Sports tquipnwnii ■>» v.eratac. r? BUSINESS STORY OF # - & ft CAMDEN ELECTRICAL COMPANY k J J J I Kenneth (Ken) S. Brown took over the. Camden Electric Company in 1948. hie is manager, vice president and secretory. This f«m wds established in 1944, and is located at 526 DeKaib Street. This company is exetusive dealer for Hot Point electric applioroas, rendering sales and sendee, and sells Farnsworth radios, Iron Firemen stokers and blowers, as weli as varied small electric ap pliances. Mr. Biown believes that by conetanHy offering the Jhest quality appliances and tendering su- parior service thot odd to more comfortable ond lnaMrEuI tinew Yi>ri>U,WloM-«tpriee8comW«wt with quality, his firm is contributing towards a better living standard In our community. T. A. t 'Vf III * I