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w •.of Remain* Of Lieut. Frank s. DuBose Rest In Home Soil II at tie Kornegay Panerat Home, his pastor, the Rev. A. R I*eA», .. officiating, assisted by the Rer Carnes Of Mt. Oon B^ptUt church Lieut DuBose wan the son of tie late T. C. DuBose of Camden, ah& .Mrs Nettie Bowers of Rich mond. Since early childhood he had made hi* home Vlth the late Mr. Paul Brown and Mr*. Brown near Camden. He was educated In the Camden schools and Clem- son college, and wat teacWng » the Varnvllle High school when he entered the army In Sept 1»«- He wM oorhmlssioned 2nd Lt. from Fort Bennlng Aprtl «. «« and two days later WM -■ Miss Mteabeth Rent* of VsrnTflle. Senring with the 112th Inf., 28th * Division, hi took part in the in vasion of France and the bitter campaign into Germany and was killed in action Nov. 2, 1244 Serving as active pallbearers werTlSly Wilson. Jack Manhall. Arthur Brown, David Pate, John Carl West. McLeon Marsh, all of Camden, and John Rent* of Varn vllle. Honorary pallbearers were members of the American Legion Card of Thanks i We wish to express our heart felt gratitude to our many friend^ neighbors, and relatives for their many expressions of love.,and sympathy extended to Us in the loss of our beloved mother, Mrs. Cora Ada Davis Trapp, who was called home on March 22, 1949. ~ LD 'dr The body wa^ Quaker cemetery - , honors. The body was accompanin- ed from Atlanta by Capt ‘ “Simvora besides his moth**’ *™! two sisters. Mr*. Philip Novak of I Washington, D. C., and Mias B abeth Da Bose of Richmond. HU only brother. Lieut Thetnaa C.I DuBose, was lost over BW»t France, while serving in the Cans-] dian Air Force. I >1 additional want ads| FOR HERT—s-room cottage. Call 69S-J. furnished 7c FOR Chicago house trailer, 2 rootni, good condition completely furniahed. Priced very reasonably Phone 788-M. * 7c FOR RENT—One 4-rpom furnish- 6:30 call 615-J.7p FOR MKLX—TnSti Strawberries. Phone 325-W, Mrs. Harry Baum, at Heyman’s WANTED—Young lady between 18 and 35 to work in local store. Prefer one who can keep simple set of books, use typewriter and meet the public. Write “WKH’, Box 421, care The Chronicle. ' 7c FOR QUICK SAKE—One 10-foot I Deepfreeze Freezer at Mi price. One Gibaon 8-foot upright Fel-1 lers-Summer Co., Phbne 983, N. Broad Street / 7tfc| 7c HER CHILDREN FOR RENT- rooms. 'Twin or double beds. Hot water available at all times Phone 224-W.7p NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS All parties indebted to the es tate of F. R. Hall are hereby noti fied to make payment to the un dersigned, and all parties, if any, having claims against the said es tate will present them likewise, duly attested, within the time pre scribed by law.. 6-8p ROSCOE HALL, Executor. Camden, 8. C, April 1, 1949. leMiRraHRiiiiRraiwntt COMING ATTRACTION! Haiglar Theatre t. Broad and RuRadga Sts CAMDEN, S. & QUALIFIED WOMEN •WANTED | by Avon Products, Inc., nation- auy advertised cosmetics manu facturer, to act as represents- tives in Camden. Write Mrs. Bessie Hartsffeld, Gen. Deld., Florence, S. C. 7-8p FrL-Sai.. April 29-30 Doublr Trattfrr Program —Feature No. 1— "THE DENVER KID" Terror Towp Mop-up! Starring Allan “Rocky*’ Lane -^Feature No. 2— "EL DORADO PASS" Charles Starrett Smiley Burnett, Elena Verdugo Chaptef 12, ‘‘Superman" Mon.-Tues . May 2-3 First Showing at Our Regular Prices! "FOREVER AMBER" in Technicolor—starring Linda Darnell, Cornel Wude Richard Greene George Sanders Also Warner Pathe News WecL-Thun, May 4-8 Out of Darkest Africa to Broadway! "TASEAN'S NEW YORK ADVENTURE" Johnny Weissmuller Maureen O’Sullivan Also Paramount News NEW STARTING TIME Effective May 2 Matinee 8:15 P. M. Night 7:30-9:30 P. M- or leave orders Jewelry store. 7c -Two .furnished bed- or double MILLER'S for Lumbar PINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one I month from this date, on May 28, 1949, Frank P Wiley and Pres- ey Wiley will make to the Pro bate Court of Kershaw County | their final return as Administra- ors c.t,a., of the estate of John I Wiley, deceased, and on the same date they will apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said Administrators c.ta. 7-10c| Camden, S. C. f April 22, 1949. v N. GARNETT, Judge of Probate. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one I month from this date, on May 25, 1949, WilUe T. Ratcliff will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County his final return aa Execu tor of the estate of _W. H. Rat cliff, deceased, and on the samel date he will apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said Executor. 7-10c N. G ARNETT. Judge of Probote. | Camden, S. C , April 25, 1949. TT <r ■ fCID TEA GLASSES 1ETTDCE _ TUBNIP—2- is. 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