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4 FRIDAY. JULY 11 IMS PAOBFIYB lie Mr. and Mr*. R. H. Toons rlilt- N*n Toons and Mis* I in Camden. Sunday after W. H. Owen* la apendlns a few day* with her daoshter, Mrs. Rambert Truesdale, of Camden. Mrs. John C. Anthony had as her gnest Sunday aifht, her brother, Mr. Lonnie Jonea. of Rock Hill and her mother, Mrs. 8. A. Jones, Sr., of Kerahsv. 4 Mrs. Herbert Branham and son. Bert, of Camden, spent Sunday with Mrs. M. L. Stover. Jo Lynn William*, Alice Faye Truesdale, and Barbara Alice FSul- kenberry, members of the QA’s of the Bethany Baptist church, left Tuesday for Camp Rawls, Wage- ner. ' Mrs. Lola Tally, Miss Marlon Tally and Mrs. Sam Truesdale vis ited Mrs. J. C. Anthony and Mrs O. M. Anthony Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Roger Hunter entertained with a Stanley Party at her home Monday night. * • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Truesdale. Mrs. Mary Truesdale, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Clyburn, Sr., and Mrs. R. E Beattie attended the Home Coming Day celebration in Bethune Friday. Miss Mary Jane Phillips, of Lan caster, was the week-end guest of Miss Evelyn Truesdale. i—— p Dr e- Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hasten, of Mrs- W. P^way^prw HU1 gpent lMt week ^ Bd wlth Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hasty. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Shelby, of Spencew N. C., were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stover and Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Young Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Deaton have returned to their home in Wlnns- boro after spending their vacation with friends and relatives here. Mr. Billy Horton, from Monti- cello, Arkansas, spent two days with Mrs. Sunle McDowell, enroute to visit his sister In Monck’s Corn er. B*ff Mist last week Tc. 0w * n *: <-* inm* Birfleld. <£55 t “»d > Un - D ' zXSSSt W Mr ^ “S: J '-^ J hy < jlldren. rv f^lSeweU c * leb f*£l UrtbM Susdsy the ^[TShter, Mrs. X •‘•ETwilUe® Stokes. Sunday sfter * b with friends h Fletcher, who is oier school at W W aa home for the fletcher and Mlaa "wiMr Wt (>or«l». for * r “ lt U Lc,ml.lrt. ot |cu Qe r Jennings, of Fort ' « «.«t. Ot UT. Md •nuesdale Sunday. ™ WBCS held their moithly meeting nt^ the Sneeday *ftern«m_ Vice- Cassatt News ■» Lillian Truesdsls £d the devotional and jSn- Aims of Womans rf Christian Service. She interesting discussion chapter of the book 4 of Life." sfter which pide on United Na- py oott. RefreshmenU by Mrs. R. H. Young. Owens returned home In Camden with Mr, [ Roes Owens. Mr» L. L. Wilson and - jr., of Bishopvllle, day afternoon with Mr. > y e Workman. Ulle Belle McDonald left tesch summer school In y G*. __ Mrs Shelby C. Trues- g r . Burrell Truesdale the Bruce hospital In . Mrs. B. S. Young spent Sunday afternoon Mrs. H. L. Smyrl ,, /;hmon, Kathleen Faul filyrtis Broughton, Bobby Jerry Truesdale, Mar* IHams, Bobble Jean jTld Faulkenberry, ac hy Rev. Douglas Smith W L Blackmon, left for one week for the embly at Ridgecrest, Mrs. Leo West sad children, of conwsy, are visiting their mother. Mrs. A. A. West. Mrs. C. W. Jordan, of Jefferson, made s short visit hers 'Monday afternoon enroute to Columbia. Mr and Mrs. Bruce Hall and famllg of Johnston. Mr. sad Mrs. Carl Holland, Mr. sad Mrs. Arthur Holland, Jr., and daughter, sad TMr. Arthur Holland, Sr., all ot Camden, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walton and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal ton, of Ash. N. C., Mrs. W. J. Par *® 1 ’. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Parker sad baby were all guests of Mr. sad Mrs. Dun Sullivan and family Sanday. A picnic lunch was served la the park. Miss Sarah Frances Parker, o* Camden, and Wade Humphries, of Columbia, were also guests of the Sullivan’s Sunday. Improvement on the Midway School building and the basketball coart Is being-done this summer. Mrs. R. H. Walton, of Ash. N. C., visited her mother, Mrs. W. J. Parker and family last week. Bible School closed at the Beav er Dam Baptist church last Friday with a picnic. * Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hawksby ant three children, of Brooklyn, N. Y are visiting their mother, Mrs. f’ A. Mosier and Mr. and Mrs. Char lie Mosier. Mrs. Tom Davis, of Columbia, spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Davis and fam uy. Mrs. Sam Selgler. of Fort Laud erdale, Fla., and her mother, Mrs. Hattie Courtney, of Columbia, are visiting the latter’s, daughter, Mrs. James West and family. Mrs. J. L. Cooper spent last Wed nesday night In Raleigh with her daughter, Mr*. J. W. Buchan, and was accompanied home by her little grandson, who will spend sev Pvt. Howard McDowell has re-| erl11 weeks here, turned to Camp Lee, Virginia, aft- Mrs. William Thorhe came home er spending a few days with hif I Saturday afternoon after being parents, Mr. and Mrs. James T Patient In the Camden hospital McDowell. ' and in the Columbia hospital for Miss Margie Ann McDowell had the P**t three weeks, as her guest Wednesday Miss Ido-1 Mls8 Reba Hall, daughter of Mr. lene Young. ' |and Mrs. Bruce Hall, of Johnston, accompanied Chief Petty Officer A ■ - land Mrs. Walter Watkins to their aTDGII League home in Brooklyn, N. Y., for a vls- Won Lost Pet' 11 QuNcy Sirmhuace, A niAR OF BUSINESS IWTEGRirV, BROOKS NO EXCUSES-'THE SLAVES EITHER TOE THE UNE OR Hot Weather Hint SUDDEN STOP TO SWEATING IS FORERUNNER OF HEAT STROKE Camden people who have been complaining about ' sweating during the intense heat of the past few weeks should watch out for sudden stopping of sweating. Accord ing to a health authority this is the most important warn ing sign of impending heat,stroke. OBSERVE, - IF VCU PLEASE, > OORBOOP BROTHER ' SIRAWTLACE MEN HE1HNKS NO COPS ARE AROUNP! According to this authority keeping a lookout for this sign by regular “sweat rounds” is a pre ventive .measure which has been used successfully in some larger cities^ and was" credited with bringing aged residents of the Home of Israel in New York City through the heat wave of last August without a single death. The “Sweat Rounds” and the rest of the heat-stroke preventive program are described* by Dr. Louis Friedfeld, chief of medicine at the Home, in a report to the New England Journal of Medi cine. The program might be equally well followed for sick persons, the very young, and even to some ex tent by people in general. It calls for light, airy clothing, frequent bathing and proper skm hygiene. Physical exertion and prolonged outdoor exposure during midday are discouraged. Rest periods in well ventilated. rooms are ar- sary, salt solution Is Injected into his veins. If he does not start sweating soon, or if he has fever, he is put in an oxygen tent with air cooled to below '50 degrees Fahenheit. The air is kept moving anti the humidity low. Usually this treat ment is enough, but if very high fever develops, the patient may be wrapped in cold wet sheets or sprayed from a water nozzle and fans are directed on his body. ranged. Tne Medellin, Colombia, has a new wool-spinning mill financed by United States capital. About 90 per cent of Ethiopia’s film fare now comes from the United States. The bull-frog is edible and in habits sluggish waters in the east half‘of the U. S. and Canada. Wat Anti- Hermitage Du Pont U. S. Engineers Myers Auto Truesdale spent last [W parents in Kershaw. Smith was one of i »t the Home Coming i st the Baptist churc^ Sunday. Sports Squipment Jr. Chamber 0 10001 1 * lM Mar ' 6 Vaughn, of Columbia, 0 1000 *P ent laBt week wlth her parents, 0 1000 Mr - and Mrf - R* w - Vaughn and 0 000 ,amlly 0 000 A family reunion and birthday 1 000 for Rev - 11114 Mrs. H. C. Robinson 1 000 wa * * lven by his children Sunday 1 0001 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Char lie Ray. The following children hfs 77th birthday Sanday, Mrs. Jaass Moya and daughters, Scores This Weak Anti-Aircraft 8, Myers Motor 7.1 and grandchildren were present: Wateree 12, Jr. Chamber 0. j Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Robinson, and Hermitage 11, Sports Equip-1 daughter, Miss Blanche Robinson, meat ~S> I Mr. and Mrs. Arthar Mann and family of Camden. Mr. and Mrs. The Camden Softball League! Leonard Ray and family, Mr. and ushered ip the second half of ac-1 Mrs. Bert Robinson and family, tion this week with t r -p* wnu.msi MBat half, Jack| family, and Mr. Robinson’s sister, Mr. E. A. WUlUmsjiXmd’s Anti-Aircraft and Her-1 Mrs. Frank MaHaffee and Mr. Ma- Mrs. WU- nutMe MiH teams all wkminf. Haffee. Rev. Robinson la a retired ^ £ her * _ Th* Anti-Aircraft teem, led by Baptist preacher and celebrated k Florida, and M?. 1 Captaip Jack David, edged out a boen attending the «nap P y Myers Motor teem 8 to 7. ucation Convention in Captain Jack hit the longest | home run of the season with two Truesdale is spending men ahead of him. He also had i with her daughter, Mrs. J a triple. C. P. Rodgers got a homer J of Columbia. land single. David pitched a nice Wise, of Lake City, game for his team. A. C. Truesdale two weeks with her was on the mound for the Myers | Mr. and Mrs. O. R team. Gardner and Carol Cox of the Motors crew each had three) IE. Bttttte. of Beuemor.I for five. vialtlng her sister. With Monkey Rijuins doing the] [Clyburn, Sr. chunking, the Wateree llillsI Talley and daughter, swamped Luther Fields Junior) Mock Hill, are visit-1 Chamber team 12 to 0. tin. Sam C. Trueadale. a^wedMby two hits while Lut (Miss Jerry Moya, of Atlanta, Qa., visited their uncle aad aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bowers last week. The meeting at ike Baptist church closed Saturday night. The services were well attended and much interest was shown In this meeting. The Baptismal service will be held st the Hyatt pond next Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock, when the candidates win be bap tised. Mr. and Mrs. Carson Catoe, Sumter, spent the weok-end with their parents, Mr. and Mra. L. H. Catoe and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Catoe. Mr. and Mrs. Henry DeBruhl, of Camden, and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Young and children, were also din ner guests of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Brannon and daughter, Mra. Ruby Hyatt and children, of Rock Hill visited the families of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Vaughn and (Mr. and Mrs. Clemsoa Cobb last weak. Mr. and MrC R. W^Vaughn ant daughter. Jlles Marie Vaughn aad W. U Vaughn, Mr. and Mrs. J. Vaughn and children, of Rock Hill visited in Lamar last Sunday. Miss White and James Shull, of Columbia, James Mann, of Jack sonville, FIs., Clarence and Calvin Lee, of Central, Fla., visited Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Vaughn the past week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Offleld an' diet is light, with increased sugar and starch and decreased protein. Salted foods are added to the diet and salt tablets are dis tributed to the residents of the Home at regular intervals. Plenty of drinking water and citrus fruit juices are made available and supplementary vitamin prepara tions are furnished. “Sweat Rounds” are made by the staff of resident doctors to search out the characteristic warning sign of heat stroke. This, Dr. Friedfeld states, has been helpful in starting treatment of heat stroke early. Treatment starts when a dry skin is noted during a heat wave, even if the body temperature is normal. (Very high temperature is a feature of heat stroke, some times going as high as 108 degrees - ■ " - - Fahrenheit. Normal is 98.6 renheit for most persons). The patient with dry skin is H b s, c .rr WSSf T-n’ 0On<liUon ' d CM US mmmmm * - breaks week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Croswell, of Charlotte, visited Mr. and Mrs S. B. Walter last week. Mrs. O. A. Cranford, ot Bethnne, is relieving J. L. Cooper at the 8.A.L. station. The Cooper's plan to go to Chimney Rock apd other resorts In North Carolina. Quite s few from here left Mon day for the 4-H Chib Camp at Bob Cooper. The Watkins re-union will meet at Oaorge’s pond on July the 31st. Everyone la Invltad to attend and bring a basket A’ball game between Jefferson and Cassatt was played hers Sat- tion, sponge baths are given fre- e used to ke The patient quently and fans are used to keep the air circulating. The patient is encouraged to dnnk more water and take more salt. When ces urday afternoon. The score waa 6 to 4 in favor of the home team. Mrs. Bessie Hucksbee, of Be thune, visited Mrs. Emmie Mar shall Sunday. Mgs. Edward Murrell, ot Wil mington, N. C„ is visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Watkins this week. MILLER’S for Lumbar WHEN mstal ports break, don't throw them away. Let ua esti mate how much we can save you by saving (hem by welding. Remember ... by oxy-aeetylene welding we can repair broken metal parte so that they are ae good as new. And when “worn out” parts are rebuilt by weld ing, they frequently will outlast new ones. Call on u*—the chan ces are you will eave both time and money. WE ALSO SELL DEMINQ WATER PUMPS CAMDEN MACHINE WORKS Anderson Brothers General Machine Worfa Welding can SAVE YOU MONETl , SALE SALE SALE MEN’S SUMMER APPAREL the of the Jr. Chamber yielded I |L Cssthern, of McBee.JJpven. Hermitage team with were, Mr andl* oreat Shirley pitching defeated Clyburn Mrs R E. the Sports Equipment team with) T^kad Mrs. 'w^aley|Boykin and Cooper on the) Md Mrs. w. L. Black-1W* 1 1* to *• . A McDowell and Mr.J p enmu . k extentsined 199,456) Anderson and whom 14^46 I were Americans. tt [of Caaden, spent last mJET’’ I ' D. Cook ia n n*tun» i n Britain her exportable meat *ur- HoSJui 5 P * tUm ‘ ^ Ptu. far 1» y-i* 27.50 8.75 PAIN BEACH SUITS ’ ft PAIN BEACH SUCKS Now m Now 6.95 s™ 1 ' «"■ ”«»»<> ADDITIONAL WANT ADS < i. 3un^“«!t2!iI?i r rOR «AIE-S*vm room dwel- I. Sto,., f.!? Un( ground floor, 4 room lor i .!![ ^^ P^^J^i^uTment upstairs. Inspection! ^ere l afternoon or evening by ap- .taS'relS?£ pUo 34»,., ii lll& Mvtn stover and Tom- FOR RENT—Four room unfur-1 *“* Join them tor the 1 nished apartment upstairs. N. Broad street. Inspect any even ing by appointment Available! about Aug. 1. A C. Bradham. > -18-19p [L Blackmon visited Mr. Baker in Pineville, T. B. Clybura had] Sunday MrT Letts F °R *ALE-Less than half price, * B. Rush Ann toSh WiiUs Jeep, power lift plowand -* ■ nu n| disc harrow, Stevenson Emple- ■ - ■ ..M8cl xaast* la U Mil all of Camden, i -g^. t P Ho rton and daugh mept Co ‘ JPent Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mra. W. «wmt I a th !r Hort011 * ^ ■Poiu Sunday with Mr VC- Owens. ._ pocketbook contain-) . _ some money has been found and left at my office. Owner can have same by idenlttvingl for this ad. Cliff. NOTICE 11 MATRONS OF THE CAROLINA POWER ,D LIGHT company, the city op IlKN, AND THE FAIRFIELD AND 1U CK RIVER COOPERATIVES: ^ *jr.fi * » * 0rder compUtt our work on proHcHro ^ will bt necessary to have the pow- •• Sunday morning July 17 froas 4 a. m. |«tm. . ' ^31. - - STRAW HATS 1 »- Jr^ ' f f Reductions on SWIM TRUNKS 1/ SUMMER SUITS \/ /SoH 27.59 a now 19.75 29.95 : now 22.75 /SoH 37.50 now 27.75 P SUMMER SHOES 1 Reduced/^ 39.50- now 29.75 45.00 ——v now «.75 47 JO .V—now 35.75 53.00 now 39.75 if.,,4 SPORT COATS Reduced X , , t A. Small Charge far AHamartont 2 0 ft* ONE LOT 4 f: r> SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS VALUES TO 3.95 — ‘ ^ Now 1.IS A AyL^S • * • v •*'' 'M *' '’w«' --4 : • w • V U4 —M ONE LOT LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS VALUES TO 5.95 Ns- Nra.jl.15 'mmmLmmm m I ONE LOT T-SHIRTS M $1 JO v< \ Art M « mwM •t ^-'^».;.diaa*iir y 1 ' i iihi—hi SLA! 5*T I I I ' i J t