The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 14, 1949, Image 3
FRIDAY. OCTOBER
[SHED SERVICE TO
AWARD TO DU PONT
A jt/ - t "*
Of * new world’® safety record won a!
m the National Safety Council for the
J v . nylon plant of the Du Font Company.
time the council awarded Du Pont ite dis-
,C Jvke’to safety pennant in recognition of the
safety program of the past four year*,
highest honor granted by the council.
S'* Liberty Hjll
News Of Week
ited on
* ^p^-. .
L^SSnwiB.
fhrUzeplaquem
the w«W re S°. r “’
manager of the
and Tire Pro-
“iccepted the pen
ned service on
^^plant, which
i non oian-hours with
^injury to any «n-
rd which ^
tinning unwoaen.
mating nearly seven
i lost-time injury.
world record of
-houK
Seaford, ' ^
1139, and April,
B ted out that if
plant had had
’ rate as that pre-
ictrv as a whole
“at least 250
I men *0*1 women
seriously m-
them would have
permanently dis-
I rate for the com-
L 0 le last year was
[injuries per 1,000,-
\ worked, which was
nth that of the
U. S. industry-
the awards, Mr.
d Du Pont as "one
[safety-minded or-
1 the world. Foi
| Pont has operated
all personal in-
nted.”
[the council had
led service
'Pont Company
jram during the
[through 1944. The
the effec-
[Pont’s Safety pro-
through IMS,
of seven con-
which the com-
highest honor.
>Kna
Prices
Peak
li* South Caro-
| an index of
I the 1935-39 base
[100 have turned
to 1L C.
ion
it, according to
| of the bureau
farm
state
the period
1949. During
ic decline for
2 per cent
[Mbits out that
|war n. South
per cent of
hed in March
3 per cent leas
‘ of 1920. On
hirii peak for
>1 World War
cent greater
he states,
follow cur-
from farm-
[Tn 1948 the in-
of
[per cent of the
iod 1935-39,
s have' in-
but it appears
| land prices are
■ent farm in-
ith downward
Hcultural prices
[land prices will
nue to decline
! like the dr as
cent in the
[expected. The
quipped with
rbers, or cuah
recurrence of
conditions,
are the farm
, . insured
ployraent in-
[lecurity.
wersof farm
the particu
10th was the 86th
'Oj, .C^orge R.. Clements,
Hill a aldest citizen, who
i a scribe for the Wsteree
and The Camden
for many years. His
children and great-
gathered for a fam-
reumon at thd 1 home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Clements at Lynch
burg, where a bountiful picnic
dinner was served.
On Tuesday afternoon, Oct 4,
a most enjoyable occasion was
and Mrs. James B. Cureto’n, on
Sr- Mrs. John G. Richards, Mr.
and Mrs. C. D. Cunningham/ Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Cunningham, Mrs
A. C. Cureton and Mrs. C. B
Presley.
Mrs. H. S. Higgins, Sr., gave an
informal tea honoring Mrs. Mos-
sey of Fort Mill on Wednesday
afternoon. Fall flowers were ar
tistically arranged in the living
and dining rooms. Mrs. W. P.
leckham and Mrs. R. J. Wardlaw,
r, assisted the hostess in serv
ing delicious punch and sand
wiches.
Misses Sophie and Marlon Rich
ards joined a party of Lancaster
Wends and spent Saturday and
Sunday in Montreat and y Ashe
ville. N. C. A
Misses Elizabeth and Lai Rich
ards, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Richards
and Tommy Richards of Heath
rings and Min Suzanne Heriot
Bishopville attended the Clem-
son-Mississippi Static football
game at Clemson on Saturday.
They enjoyed having supper with
their friends from Denmark.
Miss Betti* Richards, who has
been a patient in Columbia hos-
jital, is recuperating at her home
icre.
Stanley McManus, who is on a
month's leave from the USN, is
vifiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. t.
W. C. Perry of Eastover visited
Mrs. F. B. Floyd and L. A. Perry
on Thursday.
Misses Sophie, Elizabeth and
^al Richards and Min Suzanne
Heriot were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J* P. Richards in KerAaw
y night They.
iW
one.
C. D. Cunningham and E. A.
attended Dr. Alex-
t’s lecture on the con
servation of wild life and forests
at Drayton Hall in Columbia on
Jones, Margaret
Richards, Sophie and Marion
i were weekend visitors
at their respective homes here.
T. J. Cunningham, Min
ouise Cunningham, Mr.
William
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
three children of Columbia visited
Liberty Hill relatives on Sunday.
Fiore Towne, a Columbia
S resent and
lilies,” he
purchase*
important
-term debt
al. Lower
iucts anc
combine<
the thing*
» a relative-^
become bur-
l*° lower the
“ ; ( to pay *
. . i he cou
pe of the ef-
ices of farm
>Jx bales of
of debt in
it took 22
®er sigrufi-
it took 21
.ftkrs
Mtf animals
°f farm
caution
in
rAat jma
Mr. and Un. W. L. Hayiws.
• Joan and Janet “
of Columbia. Mr.
d little (
M»- E. M.
■MCath-
Craig and
erine of Camden.
Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Drennan
Craig left on Monday
■ i ii» .i' i
visit with their nephew, M. C.
Mayes of Mayesville.
Miss Phoebe Richards of
. G, spent the
her father, Capt
■ j I, i
Greensboro, N.
weekend with
N. S. Richards.
There never has been a perfect
game of duckpins. Highest score
of record is 239.
UNCLE SAM'S CALENDAR
Uncle Sam supplies businessmen
with a calendar of special days,
weeks and months, for advertising
purposes.
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One of the beat things about Fall Is. that it brings
hack fresh, tender, delirious pork. Your friendly
Ootenlal Store la right In step with the season, offer-
lac special money-faring prices on pork, yams, apple
sanee sad other H crtsp-weatber>dlshes.’ > Shop Colonial
—you’re sure to save! All prices good this week-end
and through Wednesday, Oct 19.
Try This CS Roast Perk Dinner
Pork Roast
• Candied Yams Spiced Apples
Fresh Turnip Greens Corn Sticks
Tomato Salad, Roquefort Dressing
Lemon Sponge Cake
U. S. J\o. l Hew Crop
Yams 5
c
Wed» Oct. 19
* B.S* Bb&v mil's. o&aA/srevt
TOMATOES
FANCY TXNDBU STUNOUSS
On
Rib or Loin End Pork
BOAST
Lb
•ONUS SHOAL-PRICK EFFECTIVK THRU WED.. OCT. 191
COT
PORK CHOPS
MUTT BOSTON BCTT
PORK BOAST
WBOU OS BALT
FANCT CUSP GOLDEN
CELERY
LABGB FIRM ICEBOKO
LETTUCE
COLONlA 1
ST0 R il
Lb.
Lb.
Lb.
rAST LINK
SAUSAGE
L-U Calls
rmasH-ccr
TASTY
VA.
APPLES
S. Horn i Top Qmmiiig WkUm
Standard
Select
» at
'
us.
life*
A Mm* With m-h-MmU-m Pmrm
CSAPPLE SAUCE 2
-SALT MACKRELL—
Whole „ .
11b Me
. Fillet
lb. 39c
—sratiM
Freah Med. —*
^ lb. 99c
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EFFECTIVE 'THAU NEXT WH>. OCT. 191
>ital nurse, spent the week-
with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ward.
a & Jr ar
immie
ES*
and Mrs. W. C. Wardlaw,
Nardlaw, Freddie Hig-
and Mrs. J. Abe ffilton,
Betty Sue Hilton attended
% Camden-Florence football
e on Friday night
. Z. Hilton is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. C. O. Dolan at
Einhaw.
Mrs. James McCutcheon and lit
tle daughter, Irene, y are visiting
the former’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Cureton.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Anderson
of Columbia were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Thompson,
Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Richards and
little son, “Dick” of Kershaw, Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Richards and Tom-
Richards of Heath S
Suzanne Heriot of
e visited Misses Eliza!
Lai Richards during the weekend.
Miss Shirley Hilton spent the
weekend in Kemhaw with i
tires.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Abe ffilton
apd Miss Betty Sue Hilton at
tended the tevival service* at the
First Baptist church in Camden
on Sunday night
Misses Cl
Clara and Louise John
ston's dinner guests on Sunday
of Aisa nki
b alatot Mada ta lart • Bite
of faatkerllgkt, flexible
m
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Furnitures
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COFFEE
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PURITAN
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9-0*.
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KETCHUP ^ 25* HERSHEY
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LIMA BUNS r 31* MACABONI
TOMATOES 2 / 23* SALMON ■■
■BB r 41' BABY FOOD 4 - 37'
OQOSa UONT AMU FLUFF!
Pantry-Shelf RICE watbi«*» 49*
MEATS ioMEY 33'
TASTY wet 39' CBACKEBS
r 55'
| oats
CHIU & BEANS ? 29'
ABHOUKW STAB FLATOUPVL 4 ,
TAMALES T 19' OCTACON
vaMOuau star corned . octagon household
BEEF HASH JT 33' CLEANSER 2
AHM0UR
ARMOUR'S STAR
ABMOUB’8 STAS APPETIZING
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STARCH
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Bakery Treats
DELICIOUS LEMON CHEESI
CAKE
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ORANGE JUICE 2 N. 2
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CTRUIT JUICE 2 Ho 2 29c
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MILD TOILET SOAP
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