The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 13, 1949, Image 5
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ICRSHAW. g. c.
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Wayne, Gail RuiaeU
MayM
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Wakelv
all Taylor
May 14. 10:30 P. M.
FOR THREE" ]
to«u*Jaaemtzi»
COMES
_ MacDonald
Lloyd Nolan
says that he is
some turn
only have to
f unbelievable that such conditions can ex-
WaH, a retired British army officer,
| y»? 0 f- JSions as they now exist in England in a
friend, Col John F. Wall, of Camden. In
to both are n^ned WaU, and incidentally
-^d^oloneto, 0M0fth. Brttiah army and one
UliMd StaMa anny.*h«y are not kin.
always sail it waa mora my
Inarerere «fcmre mre-—V ~
ffithe tide in I
me working riiifea now mat they
mat instead of get-
tor nothirw in the
heme they not
once but keep
seeing me evils
of communism end I hope they
will ssa so vividly that bom me
njja^ Ulrited States and this country
TTau, will not be healthy for commun-
“ I i*m or anything like it I want to
be governed by people of honor
and integrity, not by those whose
words are useless and whose deeds
are those of the gangster.”
The colonel in his letter told
of food conditions in England,
whiCh appear to be rather deplor
able under the rationing system.
"Yes,” he said, “we ie suffer
ing austerity. How some Who have
but one ration book or even two.
like a man and Wife, can exist I
do net know. We find it difficult
despite me means I have, through
those I have helped, of getting
condemned as only fit for food for
animalf/T- .
Continuing his description of
condHiaus in that country, CoL
Adults WiH Have
Opportunity To
Resume Education
A chance to rseume an iater-
ipted education while spending
a pleasant vacation is offered to
S resident of Kenhaw county
summer by the State Adult
school, located at me Capi
tal Airport near Columbia, will
operate a summer term from July
4 to 30, Miss Wll Lqu Gray, di
rector, announced this week.
The coat for each student will
be $40 including fees and board.
The school is supported by the
state.
Operated for many yean as a
summer school St various collages
in the state, me Adult Oppor
tunity School now has a year-
around program at its permanent
home.
It offers to adults me chance
to continue their education, im
prove their home surround!
get high school diplomas and
erwiae fit themselves for a bi
life, lOfli Gray
crca ay to# iCitfMil ■# r##aing,
writing, mainemaucs, agricuiiur6 t
home ecenomks. diversified oc
cupations, bookkeeping, short
hand. typing, music, arte and
crafts and simple psychology.
Each student who attends is
ables adults to cover ground much
faster than d
The school
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tor Tamiiy
lies and rooms l
The adiool is
Veterans
me G. L
by the
undsr
so mat
at govern-
May M
I DUE OF CHICAGO"
'Brown. Audrey Long
May 19
l FAE'FROwTffiH"
[gofers, Andy Devine
re—
“Tofay if one buys s shop and
3ther business in ft, She
iation’ltax may
as miich
sale not com-
u
nearly all Labor and Com
munis t*—would not allow
him to sell it to the dub but
sale for pdv- •
his castle." quit killing tourists by
Ml—
based on
for leam-
Gray
character and a d<
inf, rather than on previous
schooling. Students must be over
16.
To Represent County
rv
BARON DeKALB, MIDWAY
JUDGING TEAMS WIN
F.R
dog has so many
his tale wags in-
H S. Coast
COl
The Kenhaw F. F. A. Federation
.held May 5. 1949. Tip contest
ond place teata for poultry, pout
and milk including production records as well as jpe< _
Also p first and second place team for swine, and beef
tie for breeding as well as market
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and
A Kiwanis Chib meeker pre
dicted that cattle wm be the
stated biggest industry in ten
years. It sure will unless they
quit killing tourists by leaving
on me highways. — Fort
weary you
more examples of me effect of
the Labor or Socialist govern-
P^Ht, which does not know how
to sail their own boats safely »t»d
hi a business-like manner ao
bring a great nation to the
ignominouf state of taking money
from your country to keep us
afloat”
kelp for oM probloe
What to do br
the answer In CttBort!
Tea am Cusui may make
lots umhr tor you In altaer oC:
wajtt (1) started t
Pix Theatre
BETHUHE, 8. C.
FrL-EaL. May Itol4
"EYES OF TEXAS"
in Cinecolor—with
Roy Rogers, Lynn Roberts
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Chapter 10, "Sanpers
Canadian Mounted”
'Also Cartoon
"SPEED TO SPARE"
Richard Arlen, Jean Rogers
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and thus’
for the trytag dam to
ax M sMuilIfkanr pm-
pared and scientifically tasted. J*
ate use or to ba i
flats. So you ssa
Chinchilla
i only 25 Chincilla coats in existeoc^ and thsir value
l to $40,000 each. In order to own one, a person has
ItoRe a bank aoeeuM. \ ,A *,
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are not interested in owning a $25,000
-be interested in a Life insurance policy loan of $k-
10,000 so come to see us today: '
Graham Premium Service Co.
Building Pboa* MM?
nvnimmwmi arassswix,
in Cinecolor—with
Joan gSSjauam Omig
"WORDS AMD MUSIC"
in Technicolor—with
Perry Como, Judy Garland
Su# Our Display and Let Us Qmata
- . Yam Prvcus On
and J
Theae four teams will
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sem ine r ea#rauon in QM
wtast to ba held in (Wumhie
the latter part of May.
Attending^ the
Gore,
of the South Carolina Aa-
ot the Future Fanners
of America.
Tats reports ttare are 29,100
persons over ISO years eld in
Russia, but maybe it Jin
that way to
(Fla.) “
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