The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 06, 1949, Image 11
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Membore GivO DMnOr In
Honor Of Their Mothers
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Francis
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cut work
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Guests were
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wha covered with
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About 100 guests called during
m appointedhoun,«to 0 o’clock.
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out any doy
and soo why
DRIVE-IN
Is SO Popular
TAKING THE FAMILY
TO DMNfim?
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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-
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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 %
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flft Reservations . V. Cad 798-W-3
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s Drive-In Rulawant
ADAMS HATS
AmerUxft
Foremoet Hate
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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.
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we wish to
felt gratitude to
Cora Ada
caltod home on
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of love
to us in
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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
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jiust watch her beam?!! A gift from JULIA'S will make your present
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