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i .• with a that m S5S^-SSa It c. for Lumber Go to 'fM formed H. in Junior Wolforo Membore GivO DMnOr In Honor Of Their Mothers thJ h Juj55 l UyL?illJft honored with a tf« on Mi * OH Moment D^ # ww i&mBM by foe Francis it cut work r i a beau- a a rea ana Guests were eegue Rheme, wha covered with doth and centen arrangement t gladioli and < Uer. Jem About 100 guests called during m appointedhoun,«to 0 o’clock. .-.ji. ■&■ t- > ^ r - out any doy and soo why DRIVE-IN Is SO Popular TAKING THE FAMILY TO DMNfim? ;■ ffy-. , ' 1 *, *i(. : ‘‘Fir »* '-• > fou get that first quality food prepared in most delectable Southern manner. wide choice of entrees, vegetables, salads desserts from which to choose. — EMERSON'S - — take care of your parties—from 2 to 80. cisewnere in me roomg. Miss Cary Guthrie and’ Mm ane Woodcock pri|| Oi i at foe punch btnA and Wichaa, cookies, salted aula and call- Many Will Attend 1 Fairfield Pageant Daring Next Week A good many Camden people are planning to attend foe Fair- held County historical tour and pageant scheduled to start Mon day, May 9 and run through foe grand finale Friday, May 13. The ^ long celebration wfil feat Was Successful The Camden Community Con cert Association closed a success ful campaign week ladt Saturday. The week opened with a dinner for foe board of directors and workers at the Sanfield hotel, which Was wen attended by an enthusiastic group who hoard John Thayer, national Conunttni- \JUgga \ Course Of Mission I Studff At Lyttleton Street Methodist “Geographical Frontiers” is foe theme of foe mission story course which opened on Wednesday aft- at LytOeton Street Meth- the Ser- CeL LW. New (hi Faculty Univ. Of Nebraska odist chi Woman’s society ox uuruuan ser- Meads in his home town: C *■-?***• vwwvTtfSSU S'lSlrtS^sdeJS Missionary Educat worfoip^ service, ty Concert Service five, give the origiua sad community < its goals to ter musk to ti lie. Rev. A. D. Mr. Thayer and camnaian chairman, ! of local plans and save instructions to the ri*. spoke as to of foe rsK American pub- mtroaucea Har- who •mis gave instructions to foe work ers. A musical movie Was shown after the dhtoer to foe Hunt room. Mrs. Harris, to a statement on Monday, said, “I consider that the campaign was a success and shows that the people of Camden are eager to brtogfoe best to the en tertainment field of foe city. I want to thank everyone who con tributed to its success—foe work ers and all those who helped in advertising and keeping foe as sociation before the public. We believe that next season will be an exciting one.” Dates for the concerts and names of the artists will be pub- atitm, led the and tactics at the University of assisted byMrs. Nebmska, Chancellor R. GL Gus- * it - -- • H * wm J* M. Gandy. A dramatic skit has been entitled “Leaving Hawaii” was roTC sir lented by Mrs. am Miller and ‘"The nw ROTC head c 2?« i »SL2 f ^ B * tive of South Carolina. Wilhamt^Mrs. Woodrow Bowden, uatod from foaU.fi. b ^ P-'AMdroy .t Wot Point ta AOanu, Sum Dona Armea and During the pre-war years, Colonel D * r ? r - .' „ % I Clyburn was assistant professor The dkcusakn of towaii—the 1 of military science and tactics at Henttifagt Revii Good crowds are attending foe revive! services near to progress at foe Hermitage Baptist church with the preaching being done by Sheldon Jones, nationally known as foe “Temperance Crusader” The services wfil continue through Friday, May 13. mw. ram m. weon, pasxor or the church, ateten that a cordial invitation is extended to all to attend. „ , ^ Rev. Mir. Jones is a Baptist mto- John who | ister who hag for foe past several years Dcen aavoui time to foe fight against alcohol of the Nebraska rears been voting ' his entire and erttsage the month of May, from 4-S p. m. Alaska’s territ was organized to If bail r Division r. Follow- i n G er- with the 95th Infantry to the European theater, government tog the occupational duty many, he was for 32 months com mander of the Port of Pusan, was made Korea. He recently returned to . eorge La this country.” 1863. - I Before assuming his new as- And^i FsQsi to southeastern and children visited the former’s Venewela. drops more than 5,500 brother, Henry Lee Clyburn and feet to a single unbroken sheet of family and his sister. Mrs. S. N. water. < Nicholson and Mr. Nicholson. Bowttng Was introduced to the UhitedTgiatetf: daring Colonial times by Dutcfi settlers, according Land Svrvuyu Timbuf IMiiiotut ERNEST NUTTING Box 81 — Camden, f, a are fireworks and many special even flight cd the gala r Heritage,” a patriotic o uig the history of ty. Included in this ure, which will stage over 18 sep arate scenes with a cast of 700 local persons will be I hundred voice choir and a 50-piece bend. The spectacle is under the direc tion of the New York theatrical parades I lkhedUtcr director, George 1 Also scheduled for for week’ll celebration is a two-day historical tour of Fairfield * county which will throw open to foe public a select list of lovely homes, churches and plantation, showing various styles of attl “ beautiful gardens, thfoes and family heirlooms. The tour takes the visitor into pic- roe homes where beauty, toh fold hospitality set a high water mark to South Caro lina. Landscaping Farm Homes Eg 4~B*ers Increases Rapidly Enrollment of South Carolina boys and girls to foe National 4-H Home Grounds Beautification pro gram for 1949 is expected to In crease, according to the National Committee on Boys and Girls Chib work. On a national scale, enrollment has more than doubled to foe last five years. 4-H Chib members start out foe far instead for i i use plants, shrubs, trees and grasses to landscaping. Sometimes dad and mother lend a hand to the Job, and share to the satisfaction o turning foe farm home tote beauty spot. “Before” and “affa photos are taken to sbOW result - Fur the 12fo consecutive ye b R. Walgreen of Chi-1 r w*n v;iuo mem Deri mapping foe farmsti and making plans t ment They learn to Mrs. Charles >ia Steaks •N-The-Basket Plates % * i.* T , * « "j 1 flft Reservations . V. Cad 798-W-3 ' • ...MF/jBPfXfa. Ij >' s Drive-In Rulawant ADAMS HATS AmerUxft Foremoet Hate ■ ■ AUTHORIZED XMfoLBR D. C. Dixon’s Bargain House Bit Brand Straet 8. Highway No. "MEET AT CAMSEN. s. c a 17-jewel waseh. Judged on a national ' ht state winners will be to ‘ attend the National 4*fl Chib Congress in Chicago foe 1948 state and Calhoun ty wtonfo. other county winners were: Alice Kinard, berg - bp the UT THEM ALL TOGETHER. • * /• Card of we wish to felt gratitude to Cora Ada caltod home on 7c Tkoiiki of love to us in motner, *■ 'EY SPELL Little Theatre CAMDEN, g. CL* • Fri-fiaL. May t-7 TARZAJtB MAGIC fountAnr* starring Las Barker, Brenda Joyce Also Four Color Cartoons fiaA. Mayjt, lOi A* M. TALLENT TMB Followed by Feature Picture T!VE LITTLE PEPPER 8 IN TROUBEE” Adults 25c . . Children lie Rip-Roering “DYNA9 , 1M9 P. M. Thriller! N«r • HAIRfT | No matter how young or old shf Is . . . Mothers like to be p m Pered with piUHSS on MotheKs CXiy. Give her the prettiest f h,n 9 can wear ... and though she may scold you for it— jiust watch her beam?!! A gift from JULIA'S will make your present • ust *hot much moreWiting. • Fat O’Brien, - ufopis • Tvchnicolor ; 9:00 P. M. May 9.11 for Gold We4.-Thurs N May U-M. fe M: r “ * *' ar.-'ijrv I * ML \ ' ' i ' n $mM .. f J n ■, v MYAL f. i A 9* 4 **» ■ 15 1 91 V f i • * I » W V ■f WITH HUNDREDS 08 NEW SUMMER DRISSES PRICED AT CARNIVAL LOWS! HURRY! HURRY! M SMART...BUY TWO! -•*-rv : - -' . • w ' • - N ^ . - '• . fc , ■ • , * ■ -{**(.Iji?;' \f ■•''v 7.90 -1 i. i e A90 11 if 5.90 8.90 l 18 'm&S m »wf*£SIUo» MAIN a 1 * lk» vlvi. 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