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Modern Ginnery
Southern Cotton
Oil Co. Competed
Meat Modern Gin
Outfit In Whole State Of
South Ctarollna
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The Southern Cotton Oil Com
pany has completed the^
ADDITIONAL WANT ADS
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FOR SALE—Buff male
Spaniel puppy, 3 months
EKewormed and entitled to
tration. Billy Sanders, care
J. K. Lee, Logoff-
FOB SALE—Block budding, 58 ft
by 58 ft., and six-room
two baths, corner T
Rutledge streets.
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Shown above Is the rhythm band of the Pine Tree school. The director of the band Is Maxcy
Branham and the members are Paul Blaekmon, Jaye Jones, Barbara Wilson, Bobby Lynoh, Reba Twltty,
Arthur Gladden, Mary Ann Frith, Annette Twltty, James Eddings, Billy Reeves, Brenda Kendall, Iris
Elliott, Donald Waldon, Patricia Dorothy, Larry Crolley, Johnnie David, Marvin DeBruhl, Kenneth
Lominac, Virginia Caiaeldy, David Thompoon, Johnny Hall, Barbara Walters, Rochella Cook, Marjorie
Napper, Omto Jean Wilson, Ruby Eddlngo, Ola Mae Allen, Calvin Dennis, Judy Dorothy, Joyce DiBlasio*
Gene Nichols, Steve Berry, Pearlene Baker, Philip Munn, Norman Outlaw, Claude Belk, Johnnie Shaw,
Sybil Twltty, Thomas Kelly, Shirley West, Harry Wilson, Shelby Jean Wlnbum, Joyce Dixon, James
Shirley, Marvin Barrett, Shirley Phylls and Joan Anderson.
PRICE CORRECTION
In the Colonial Stores adver
tisement this week the price of
Dixie Queen Brooms should be
listed as $1.19 each instead of
$1.27. The correction was re
ceived too late to insert in the
advertisement
Little Theatre
CAMDEN, 8. C.
FrL-Sat.. May 13-14
"THE PLUNDERERS**
In Trtfcblor—itifHfig'
Rod Cameron, Ilona Massey
Also 2 Color Cartoons
Saturday. May U IDA. M.
TALLENT
At 10:30 A.
Feature Picture
"CANTERVILLE GHOST"
Children 12c—Adults 25c
Lais Show At 10:30 P. M.
"BUNGALOW ir
Tom Conway
Margaret Hamilton
Sunday, May 15
•A WOMAN'S SECRET"
with—Maureen O’Hara
Melvyn'^ouglas
:15 P. M.
Matinee, 3
Night, 9:00 P. M.
Mon.-Tuas^ May IS-17
Something Great in a Picture!
"THE RETURN OF
OCTOBER"
Color by Technicolor—with
Glenn Ford, Terry Moore
Movietone News
Wed.-Thurs* May 1S-1I
Adventure! Excitement!
"RED RIVER"
John Wayne, Joanne Dru
Metro News
Lancaster News
Construction of the new First
Methodist church building in Lan
caster began this week. Contract
for its erection was let to Cros-
land Construction Company of
Columbia. The building will be
Colonial type of brick and one of
its principal
features will be an
83-fbot steeple.
Lancaster s new city manager,
James Douglas Mackintosh, Jr.
who succeeded
Lott Rogers, now
city manager of Camden, entered
upon his duties Monday morning.
Ground was broken last Friday
for the construction of Lancasters
new health center at the corner
of Dunlap and Catawba streets.
Team Beats Blaney
Second Session of
Mission Study Class
Held On Wednesday
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ducted by Mrs. Bates Littlejohn. I
fettles and
assisted by Mrs. Jack Nettles
Mrs. Jack Moore. The theme was:
“Alaska—A Brotherhood of Men
Whdh Know the North."
'Swrm’VeEMb'VFA
The Baron DeKalb F.F.A. team
sprang a surprise by defeating die
Blaney baseball team on Monday
afternoon. Joe Young was the
winning pitcher. He was relieved
by Judson Dabney in the seventh
inning.
The Baron DeKalb team has
improved very much since the
game with Camden this year.
FRIENDSHIP CHAPEL
Sunday, May 15.—Sunday School
at 10 A. M„ with Mr. Edgar Pitman
In charge. Evening worship at
17:80 led by the pastor, Rev. A.
Dauglas McArn. Story Hour for
little children on Wednesday a
13:30 -I*. M„ TjJbonducted by Miss
Kathryn Nell. Youth of the Chapel
at 4:00 P. M. Everyone la Invited
to attend these services.
dramatic skit was given by,Mrs.
Ed Hoffman, Mrs. H. D. Green,
Mrs. W. F. Nettles, Sr., and Mrs.
Littlejohn. Mrs. H. L. Spell led]
a discussion on Alaska.
The course will continue |
through May, each Wedensday |
afternoon from 4 to 5:30 p. m.
Beth-El Sisterhood
Ends For Summer
The Camden Sisterhood of I
Temple Beth-El held its last meet
ing of the season Tueaday, May
2 at the home of Mrs. B. H. Baum.
During meeting money was]
raised for Die United Jewish Ap
peal After a meet enjoyable pro-
The next meeting will
ei the new home of Mrs. ^
Eichel on Chesnut street on the]
first Tuesday in September.
TARPAULINS
WKbii you ors in nood
of o truck covor so# us.
J. PAUL ROSS
932 Broad Shook
BETHE8DA PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Sunday, May 15.—Rev. A. Doug
las McArn, paetor. Church School
with a Bible class for every age at
10 A. M. Morning worship at 11:15.
Little children may be left In onr
nursery during the morning ser
vice. A meeting of the congrega
tion will be held at the conclusion
of the morning service. The Youth
Fellowship meets at 1:30 P. M.
The Young Adults meet at 8:00
P. M. Everyone Is cordially invit
ed to attend the services of this
church.
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BREAKFAST
Emerson’s Drive-In
— SERVED 8 A. M. TO 10 A. M —
LISTEN TO THIS
•HAM and EGGS • BACON and EGGS •LIVER and BACON
# HOT CAKES a MAPLE SYRUP
•FRUIT JUICES
•CEREALS
•COFFEE
NOTE—No Ona Ever Lift Hat* Hungry. Our portion* are man-sized. People
Mw like good food deserve plenty of it. Get satisfying meals by eating
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SPECIAL!
Just rBCtived another
shipment of thote
Beautiful
CORDED MATERIALS
so stop by fo see thorn.
This moterial is used
for making those love
ly dresses for ladies.
J. PAUL ROSS
932 Broad Street ^
of perhaps the moat modern fin-
types of cotton—hand picxea,
ticularlyjfaet farmers are hay
ing so much trouble in getting
enough cotton pickers to get their
cotton out before it damages in
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the fields,, and their have lo^rt-
cotton
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their cotton
which is
to tiiotr cotton*
An expert gin crew will handle
mences.
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The second session of the mis-1
sion studv class on <( Geographical
Frontiers which is being given I
at Lyttleton Street Methodist
church, under the auspices of the
Woman’s Society of Christian
Service was held Wednesday aft
ernoon. -;«*»
A worship service was con-!
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