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»1 IMt .For veum Sought B * t frhird Women* jd to 5f ,e ® ® mfli- -- The Army h«* •«: (^•‘Effited StaS eTges of 18 nad »: plication, and , _ jar 4 BartgvilU April 28 at District No. 4 lina Nunes As- held in » ville si the Conntry Chib on April 28 aft 4 b. m. Camden will be represented at the meeting illlQaiQ OOMTEWTIOII The Kenhaw County Singing Convention will meet Sunday, April 24 at 2JO P- m^st B^aw- dam Baptist church- The diurdi Is located about tan miles north from Camden, about one and a half miles off Highway No. 1. To k it one turns left just be- mderpass. All singers and the public is wel- •w- More than one million . have booked air passage to Rome 1950. the Holy Year, ac- S to the director of Rome’s k> Airport iriimity Knocks Next Week 'NFI I V' h^u« c r?^181 Last Saturday; SrSS'.SS S^l Appointed Mrs. A. A. West hunt for the small her Sunday school d Mr. and Ifn. J. T. Brannon and two sons of Rock Hill scent the MfT&sr* »• Mrs. Laura 1C. West of POkn g>ent Easter with her son, James West and family. Mrs. Hattie Courtney of Colum bia baa been visiting her daugh ter. Mrs. James wSS and femlty. Mias Ruth Walters of Cohnn- bia was the weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Walters. Mr. and Mrs. Ford B. Stanton and two sons, Dick and Roddy, spent Sunday with his mother and slater in Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Rosier of Cayce and their son, Ralph Rol ler, who is a student at the Co lumbia University in New York end Miss Sarah June Rosier of Winthrop CoUege visited here Sunday afternoon. " Mrs. Robert Stewart of Wash ington, D. C., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cooper and her great nephew, Johnnie Buchan, this week. Funeral services for F. R. Hall, who died Tuesday, were conduct- Spanish ed Friday at Sandy Grove church, ha Di% George Stratford Barnes, of Camden, a veteran of three wart, the oldest Leglanaire in the South if not In the nete. was 81 years old lest Saturday. Three times he enlisted In the army—first la the In iden Community Concerts NOW! of which he was a member. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Vaughn were called to Rock Hill Saturday due to the serious illness of their son, J. M Vaughn. BiU Hyatt of Rock Hill spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hyatt . _ Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Buchan, who n , have made their home with their T;J parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Coop- er for the past few months, moved * tto Raleigh last week. Mrs. CT L. 1 weekend in Columbia sister-in-law, Mrs. W. Creary and family. Leo West of Conway visited his mother, Mrs. A. A. West' last week. Rev. and Mrs. Roy Parker and daughter, Martha of Ruffin, visit ed his mother Mrs. W. J. Parker, last week and attended “ Hall’s funeral. want to Bin baa. Aria* ha was with a hospital unit in iha Mexican border dis turbance and In World War L at the age of 50. hs became e ser geant Dr. Bernee was recently appointed on Governor Thur- “ staff with the rank of Painter* of Birminf- McCaskffl spent the Columbia with her' C. Mc- Mrs. S. L. McLaughlin is ill at her home here. Two False Fire Alarms Saturday Arouses Hardin > many firede false ^ Cifty Manager L. H. Har- And alarms meat on Last Saturday morning the fire men made four runs, one to put an- auto i calling out the fire depart >n fruitless and costly runs. it runs, < the ball park, m an and out a fire at other to subdue a blase on lower Broad str others—false alarms. All this on a day when streets e lammed with traffic, pedes trian and vehicular. To cause the city manager to nearly "blow hit top” was the fact that on one of the false runs, the transmission of one of the fire trucks was so badly torn up that a costly repair bill is in the off- Inquest Is Held Into The Death Of Alva Truesdale November 18. 1848. a verdict last Thursday even- daUcamo to his death at tbs Vfoo^y 11111 a bad In his bomt’S i November 13. and a was found lying on ’"'•Son* miscreant—I can think of a better word" said "the city manager, pulled the two boxes as a peverted idea of a joke,” said the acting city manager. People of that stamp have an IQ that is approximately xero. I can promise that if we can find out who the guilty party is that he will become a contrite and penitent boob, for we intend to rosecute him to the limit of the curious as to the cost of an average fire and have ed data as to the opera tion of the department on a year ly basis.* The figures show that for a total of M fire runs in 1948 the average cost per run was gOj^ Glycerine was discovered in IT» by K. W. Scheele, famous Swedish chemist and scientist TOWLE—WALLACE FRANK M. WHITING and HWRI/XMf F. D. GOODALE MM 281 E. DeKalb 8L. (Op* PXX) pros' faw.' The city government recently F. H. A. Loons nuee/r fAsr ^ FINAL DISCHARGE * Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on May 5, 1948, Gussie Reynolds will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw . --'ICounty hit final return as Ad- au s runerai I ministrator of the estate of Nel- Mr. and Mra. HaxtA Horton Midi”? Rqr n ?ld» d»«u^ 1- Myi ... •n, Randy of Camden, snent Sun. I “* apply to the Rev. MdEadiern preached a I special Easter sermon at file Pine Tree Presbyterian church Sunday morning to a good corig ** Mr. McEachern preache file funeral of W. C. McCreary in Columbia Tuesday morning. Mr. McCreary had bean ill for the pest few months. He married Mias Laura McCtekffl, who wasa sis ter of the Ute G L. McCaakilLI Mrs. Rosier accompanied M McCaakill to SKunhSa! Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cagle of ] Lancaster spent Easter with her] parents, the S. L. MrlgiugMtea. rill apply to the final discharge ktor. 5-8p N. C.'ARNETT. Judge of Probate. Camden, S. C., April 8, 1949. LfT US FIND YOU A HOME Of YOUR OWN i£f US TODAY Real Estate Sales Imriiaiamnn ~~ laam nsurance, inc« •22 TV** 1 ** SL Phono 31 PHONE 340 Let us help you save on your build ing materials. We have everything you need. Call us today for esti mates ... We deliver. CAMDEN LUMBER CO., INC. ONE OF CAMDEN? 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