Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Camdei ational Guard Cqmpany Encamped at Fort Jackson SSSSJSSSi ■ ?»1>AT. JULY 1L -- - V* gps. Hugh D. Wet den It Raised To Corporal Hugh D. Welden, native of Cam den. South Carolina, has been pro moted to Corporal. It waa announ ced by Tyndall Air Force Baae, Fla. authorities. Corporal Welden entered the Air Force in June 4? and was assign ed to Tyndall Air Force Base Oct ’47, where he has been performing the duties of a clerk-typist with the 3827th Transportation Squadron. He is an overseas veteran with 42 months service including assign ments in England, France and Rus sia Denmark has extended its price control law to November 15, 19491 ADAMS HATS America?* Foremost Bats AUTHORIZED DEALER D. C. Dixon’s Bargain House 951 Broad Stmt Phone 506W CAMDEN, S. C i ;■ * > '■ m - j ■■ i mv ^ jM rficers and men of Company D, 122nd Engineering battalion from Camden, paused in their labors at the Guard encahipment at Fort n for this shot of themselves by their equipment. The company roster includes Capt. William L. Jackson, First Lt. Ernest R. Frietag, * Frank E. Rector, Master Sgt Daniel M. McCaskill, First Sgt. John L. Mickle, Sgt. Frank P. Stevens, Sgt. Ross E. Shirley, Pfc. Royce A. , Pfc. Jeter D. Guinn, Jr., Pfc. Lyn L. Elliott, Pfc. Chapman Bradley, Pfc. Lee A. Anderson, Privates James E. Anderson, Richard Bar- ,arl M. Hatfield, Walter E. Ogburn and James E. Watson and Recruits Bobby G. Anderson, Walter B. Aacheson, Jesse W. Banks, Wil- janks, Marion D. Boykin, Mack T. Cain, Harry O. Corbett, Bobby Hatfield, Edward E. Kemper, Jack L. Langley, Thomas L. Langley, rB. McKenzie, Earl H. Moore, William F. Owens, Grady L. Ray, James W. Robertson, Arber W. Shirley, Carl Smith, Robert B. Snyder, Williams and Manon L. Wilson. (Photo by Munn.)—Cut courtesy of The State. rt for Lumbar At Fpft Jockson :h Your Kidneys/ .“Si Granse the Blood d Body Werte • eoMtaBtly Altariec tliu blood utruum. Bet lac ktWIr work—ee iataadad—full to ro ll rataiaad, upaat tba 1 _ aeaUiac. « (aaUa« of a( pap aad Hen Of Company D Are Assigned In Camp Company M D" 122nd Engineers, one of Camden’s Na tional Guard Units, has now reached the point in their training along with men from other units of the 51st In fantry division where men have been assigned to specia lized and technical training that makes ap a more and ef ficient outfit. Besides their training as a unit, men have hLXJFZSt *>een , assigned to qualify as specialists in the following »• , _ schools and courses of instructions: U bo doubt that btr than o*cU m'i have been Mra than (arty yaws, lation-wida n bygratdol]. (SPILLS Radio School: Snyder Stewart. Mechanics: Ji Main the Bulldozer: A. W. Shirley. Tho mas Ia Langley, sad Jamea E. Wat son. Air Compressor, Mobil? type: 'Hack T. Cain, Bobby Hatfield. FREE FISHING PICNIC GROUNDS BEAVER^ CREEK mm Bring Your Family W. S. Fort ON HIGHWAY NO 97 Ml. Pisgah Girl Goes To College Mist Frances Rodgers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emory Rodgers, of Mt. Pisgah community, near, Ker shaw, is leaving for Mt. Berry Col lege. near Rome, Georgia, Monday. July 18th. She graduated from Mt Pisgah High School in May of ■ ■ , t P. Stevens. nters: James Williams, O. Corbett, and Lynn L. El liott Mail Orderly: Rkhard Barfield. .Those men from Company “D" who failed to fire during the pre encampment training spent two days this Week on the known dis tance firing range, familiarising and firing their rifles. They are as follows: / Bobby O. Anderson, W&ltsr B. Atcheson, Jessie W. Banks. Wil lard Basks, Edward EL Kemper. Sidney B. McKenzie, WUltern F. Owens, Grady L. Ray, Jamas E Robertson, Carl Smith, Marlon L Wilson, wlth^oss E. Shirley as Rifle Instructor. As (he training goes Into the second week the men will be tak ing part In varions practical and field demonstrations, as wall at construction projects such as thsf construction of projects, operation of heavy mechanised equipment, and various othar engineer prob lems. \ - this year with salutatory and has since been employed as secretary with the Merchants Patrol in Char lotte, N. C. Miss Colleen Belk and Miss Martha Holley are planning a farewell party for Frances on Saturday night, July 16th. Massachusetts is the leading fisheries state of New England. HoHce To Dobtora And CroditorB All parties indebted to the es tats of Barbara C .Truesdale are hereby notified to make payment to the undersigned, and all parties, if any, having claims against the said estate win present them like wise, duly attested, within the time prescribed by law. 17-19c WANZA LEE T. ROBERTS, Administratrix. Camden, S- C-, July A 1MB. "There's lots more to toll you... but somoono olio may want to uto tba PARTY LINE" It’s thoughtfulness like this that makes your party line neighbors thoughtful of you. It allows others to call and frees the line for incoming oolla. MANY of our customers desire different typos of service which ere not genermlly mtaiUble now moth os indisridnoi lino or ttoo-jmrty line service. Wo hsm • record of Ml such oppHom« turns end we're working hard to preside tho cobles and control office fax < * souTttsan mu tiiipnons am* tsuoram -w- 5»r ii n # IUH6R& TO GO | S Of' DEPEND A SEP A /V D / X? / E~ N E) L V' v5 E Q \/ / C* E y Palmetto Garage Gonorol Auto Ropoir •imm • T. A. Bradley Bedric & Plumbing Co. WIHiif - Hooting Air Coodltfonin j 01 ••* aiCREEN WINDOWS •CABINETB Cabinet Works JPhesmlSSZM RaQedge St Mellkhamp- Mahoney Motors WILLI All WU*. iwi•! wWAWS far • ■«« SriviBg •«tU«k. W. C ami E. & EBott Camden Body Shop — BUSINESS STORY OF NOLAN'S FAINT STORE Let your home reflect gaiety and appreciation of how colorful life can be. How? You can make your roof a shiny new color, tone up your window blinds, make the sun parlor' refreshing in o bright er shade of point. Do the closets throughout the house. It will be the source of a pick-up of spirits every time you open a door and ore greeted by cheery, sunny colors in every part of your house. Mr. Eddie Nolon, owner of Nolan's Paint ‘ Store, says it need not be expensive; whatever you spend will be repaid to you many times in terms of pride in your home, and many decorative tricks can be achieved with wall paper, gloss, mirrors, such as Nolan’s Point Store sells. Too, Nolan's has a large supply of brushes and other pointers' supplies. They also rent by day or hour floor senders and polishers. _ FOR Prompt, cvriciear Service JACK REESE eVuQCI JfkU - WOnCKlZlOXIllI 1 ' OMESTIC C0MME8CXA Reese Refrigeration i 104 (m / -M 'ISN PONTIAC COMPANY, INC. fcKalbSh»w u V - CobmU*. S. C wr^y.t. SHEHEEN'S GARAGE aamuij. — SHEHEEN'S SERVICE STATION Nolan's Pdnl Store ‘ Paints and Wall- paper ' . v: *£». ''K '*. * ■ ^' L J \ . Jl sm&m'rimor*.'**. .,a - -'<+********’'"•wpseTji; ' , f , -'f " ' *• ■- .