Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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From Liberty • an m ade by mounting Indian arrow head* form the letter* “Uberty Hill" hangs »Tt WlTc . x 1 f :Kak«*^tr Will OJlrl jttfBSting collection gT* CjWjld- a 'cSreto^ Mrs M * rion SsTfle S^Si^iontottnt . sets of ’Pheobe Richard*. UU FLOOR ERUKL Greensboro, N. C., Arho have been visiting their father, Capt N. S. Richards, returned home on Sun- BiSifi iO®. P• McCrae, who had an appendix operation at the Cam- den hospital last Tuesday, return ed home on Monday. ' Miss Virginia McCrae, a social „ _ iWrfrtn a worker in a hospital at Peters- SpS^Kmg’s CBS pro- burg, Va., is spending awhUe with if china and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. McCr&6. Mr- M cC«rt«y» county agent, and Mr. Griffith, assistant coun- JMT 7 ““ vi,i - Lewis Patterson Thompson, Jr., *% Jft > received his B. S. degree in Elec- _ ^Steffis, day morning. He has accepted a position with the Scaithem Bell Telephone Company in Columbia. Dr and Mrs. Y 6. HaU. Robert G. HaU, Misses Marie and Annie HaU, Wesminster, spent the week end with Misses Jones. Mrs. John G. Richards and Miss Margaret Richards are visit ing in Laurens this week. Stanley McManus, of U. S. Navy, who is stationed at Charles ton, is jfpending his furlough with MchfanuT*’ ^ ^ J ' L ‘ Mrs. Lester Good left on Sun day afternoon to spend the sum mer with her relatives in Rock HU1 and MeAirey. N. C. Mias Jo Wardlaw, MooresviUe, Ted Hall Marahatl h Duke Graduate life* # vfm n | ! 0 t IP SWUM p smiling . • .• and lirg through many ling { wear. The attrac- b of this Pee Gee were developed for ate by the South’s paint and varnish urer. Easy to apply i dean. )LAN'S nt Store spending a few days mother, Mrs. R. J. Ward taw, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Rivers Yarn, Miss es Ann and Frances Vam, Rivers yarn, Jr., Beaufort; Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Thompson, Jr., Atlanta, Ga., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Thompson, Sr., and attended the graduation exercises of Pat Thompson, Jr., at the Uni versity of South Carolina on Mon day. ' . - . v , * W. E. Cunningham had as weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs. F FJ Cunninrfiam and little daugh ter, Pam, Miss Elizabeth O’Shea Ted HaU Marshall, ton of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Marshall, received his A. B. degree el Duke Uni- •rsity's commencement on Mon- ay. WhUe a student at Duke, he was a member of the Beta Omega Sigma honorary society. of and W. E. Cunningham, Jr. Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cure ton wert weekend guests of Mrs. R. J. Wardlaw, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. R. Resolution Is Warmly Praised By Masonic Paper * The New the Supreme Council of S3 A. & A. Scottish ‘Rite of of Masonry, in its last issue carries a cpy of the resolution sponsored by the Bobkirk HiU chapter, DAR. and passed by the State Conven tion denouncing the book on "Building Citizenship” by R. O. Hughes for teaching in the schools. In an introductory to the reso lution the New Age said: "The people of the United States seem, at long last, to have awakened to the necessity of the right kind of education in the public schools. One of the most patriotic organizations in our country is the DAR. At a meeting of the South Carolina Society held recently the following resolu tion was adopted.” The magazine id the resolution in full. ten printed The New Age carried the fol lowing footnote: “This information was received from Mrs. Eulalie Northrop WaM. of Camden, S. C, who is the daughter of Sovereign Grand In- sptc degr vereign | tor William K. Northrop, 33 egree, in the state of Idaho.’ GL B. Presley. B. Cunningham, a ris- McCieary ing senior at USC, has accepted work with the Health and summer Sanitation Department of Duke Power Company. Messrs. Cae of Kershaw and McCleary Cunningham have charge of the mosquito control sanitation along the creeks end Wateree river. Mrs. E. L. Jones visited rela tives in Charlotte, N. C., during the. weekend and attended her class reunion at Queen’s College. Miss Sophie Richards, who had charge of a cafeteria at Montreal, N. C., during the meeting of the General Assembly of the Presby terian church, U. S., has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Heriot, Miss Suzanne Heriot, Bishopville- J. P. Richards, Kershaw, were Sun day guests of Misses Richards. Mr. and Mrs. J. Abe Hilton were visitors in Rock Hill last Saturday. Miss Eli — izabeth Richards, teach er of the Tank school, and Mrs. J. H. Clements, Sr., teacher of Dry Creek school entertained their pupils and patrons with a joint picnic at Springs Park. ■a,. Mrs. T. Pi McCrae mid—Miss' Virginia visited Mrs. Stephen R. MOTHERS! BABY'S Photograph Virginia r McCrae and children of New York in Leesville on Sunday. On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Wardlaw, Jr, Jimmie and Billy Wardlaw, Mrs. R. J. Wardlaw, Sr Miss Jo Wardlaw, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wardlaw, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Presley, Mr. and Mrs. X Abe Hilton, Mines Shirley and Betty Sue Hilton enjoyed Notfc# To Dobfort And Creditors All parties indebted to the es tate of C. E. Davis, Sr., are here to make by notified it to wise, duly attested, within the time prescribed by taw. 11-13c C. E. DAVIS, JR. . _ . . Executor Camden, S. C., May 10, 1040. TOWLE—WALLACE frank m. wHirnra and HEIRLOOM P ___ STERLING SILVER 1923 1040 F. D. GOODALE Phene 231 &3t E. DeKalb SL. (Opp. P.0.) THE HOUSE OF THE WEEK Plumbing installation costs are re duced by having an adjoining kitchen and bathroom. The kitchen has a large well lighted dining space with equip ment arranged on two opposite walls. It is located so one end of the living room may be used for dining. There are 2-story view windows in the living room, one set overlooking the garden, the other the front yard and street. A fireplace can be placed on the end wall of the living room next to the garage. Closets, with storage space above, are in the bedrooms. There is a coat closet the vestibule and a linen cabinet m THE BOONE has a grouping of rooms around a small central hall, enabling accessibility to all rooms from the front vestibiik*, without first paining through an other room. A covered stoop protects the entrance to both house and garage. and general closet in the bedroom hall. Exterior walls are frame with siding. The roof, asphalt shingles. There is a wide eave overhang. ' The attached garage gives a wide appearance but the area is only 908 square feet and 17,252 cubic feet, in cluding the basemeht. For further information about THE BOONE, CaU 956. The Pine Tree Bulg. Supply Co. We con furnish ell or eny port of this house, including the plans and even the lot if you desire. Let us help you plan your new home or remodel your present one. The quality of our material end workmanship deserves your attention. PINE TREE BUILDING SUPPLY CO. on Beaver vhoU *y»Um la npaat whan kidney* I to (unction proporiy. , scanty or t^a (roquant urinn- 3 DAYS ONLY 3 day is bright and the company good. „ _ _ Ifd tba ’ oror. Doan’i stimulate thrfuno- tks kidney* and h«tp tkam te ■fffrom tba | harmful. >U ?ATr Long ribbons of road, smooth and inviting, spread their challenge. receive obsolutely free—age 8 weeks years—-one beautiful finished' photo- ^ as a special gift from The Camden 'iture Co., of Camden. Doans Pi us FELL your friends Ph«r d children Lite, nationally REGULAR ditional >0tt: Thursday, Friday, Saturday June 16, 17, 18 Only ••me: 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. •kr, Iti All Froo—Salecrton of Fosas ** Hove Your Child Noatly Dressed Hrniture Co. |: ■ —r-*- ‘T<s Giant power purrs under a long bonnet Your wheels-coil springing mounted all around-step lightly over dips and bumps. Ybur foot on the throttle controls the silken luxury of Dynaflow Drivet-eurging, slow ing, even halting completely with never a need for dutch work or lever shifting. Does a cloud ehow? In seconds you can* swing lip a snug top if it’s needed. So you’re free. Free to make the most of fair days and pleasant companions. Free to take it easy, find adventure in thrilling pace or the solid content in loaf-along gait. Free to have fun! So what’s keeping you out of a Buick Con- Camdon-to-Wimtibovo Is the breeze a bit strong? A finger-touch ipthed< Schedule wFw sew wie» ■ w Saturday Only vertible? Is it price? Is it delivery? Or is it just not looking into such things? Correct the last—by seeing your Buick dealer-afid you’ll find demonstration yours for the asking, the price easier to manage than you thought and deliveries 90 prompt you’ll qujddy get an order in. m fw m m- j I mmm -a'A ■Htsm v -- • • 3 .1 * Rodgswsy to Csmdsn 8 A. M. Ridgoway to Comdon 12 P. M. Ridgowoy to Comdoa 4 P. M. Ridgoway to Comdon 7:30 P.R Comdon to Ridgowoy 10 A M. Comdon to Ridgowoy 2 P. M. Ckmdon to lUdfwiy • P. M. 9:15 P.R J. H. Bumgamer,Owner BUS STOP at T. A4|# denen Service wOwPa mwa v ewvp Camd.ii, S. C. (ii ramtoiiritfriin