University of South Carolina Libraries
CHROmCLE. CAMT>py. SOUTH REVIVAL GOES— (Continued from page one) S ood many in the audience from de county and neighboring com munities. , . w The quartet composed U Mr. Hagi»i, Bob Post, the musical di rector, and Mrs. Post, sang "The Old-Fashioned Meeting” and Mrs. Higgai sang a sola After the tremendous response to the invitation last night when over two hundred came up and shook the evangelist’s hand to ask for prayer, the evangelist said he did not know what«to do. He said he was due back at hi* church this morning but that he hated to leave Camden just at a time when the forces at evil ' were being routed. He left it to a vote of the crowd present as to whether the meeting should go on. There was a sea of uplifted hands and it was announced that the meetingWrould continue. Services will be held each night at 7:30 o’clock. CARD OF THANKS . We wish to express our sincere appreciation for the many kind nesses and expressions of sym pathy shown during the illness and death of our father and hus band. Mrs. W. P. McGuirt and Family. IBM Bfl •' If Up USE THE CHRONICLE WANT ADS A4TTtUwnt« undar this bMdtas vM U ebarsed for at tha rata of «0c mlalmum for tS wortU. par Ovar M words 11-Jc par word. Ada ■at la 10 point typa douMa chars*. 3ash must accompany order except where customer has Ladsar Aoooant. Fov Sale FOR SALE—One large size oil circulator, $35. Call 603-W after 6 p. an. S7-38p rictSire* taken dune, th, r« e nt iod annual bench show of the South Carolina Fox Hunten Aasociation held in Camden last month are shown above. At top left is shown new officers of the Association: John Brown, Jonesville, president; William Bishop, Jonesville, secretary-treasurer; Carl Ligthtfoot* Camden, vicA-presi- dent. At top right is best hound in show, Citation, owned by Elbert Nanneh, of Tryon, N. C. Center left is best all-age female in show, Hillbright Lady, owned by Star light Kennels, of Jonesville. Center right is i>est of op posite sex, Polly W., owned by J. B. Williams, of States ville, N. C. Lower right is best all-age dog, Pineridge Fred, owned t>y Pineridge Kennels, Salisbury, N. C. -f—v -- — I DAT DULY CAMDEN _ FAIRGROUNDS ~ TUES. Nov. 1. 3:00 and 1:00 P. M. DOORS OPEN 2 and 7 P.M. NOTE—TWa it POSITIVELY th* only NEW BIG CIRCUS to exhibit hara IhU Y** r ' NEW LOW MATINEE PRICES CHILD ADULT 50c Plus Tax 75c America's Newest Show RITA BILLER SWf 4 ? A * A A SWMCTbJ tHfhtAUd it It it KI • G O RI AND Hit INFURIATED MX NWIAN LIONS A N A MAMOTUiff lOtmkA an* IVANOV* rAMOsi cesnedSTAt wire stars Opening Of - Bids Bids will b* received by Abney Lode* Na M. A. F. M. of Kershaw for th* con struction ol a temple until OeL SB at 13 o’clock noon. Plans and specifications may be obtained from O. W. Knight Secretary, at Ker shaw. O. W. KNIGHT, Secretary FOR SALE—Insulated 40 gallon hot water tank with coal burn ing coil heater, $15. Universal electric range, $85. Mrs. J, T. Gettys, Lugoff, S. C. 37p SPECIAL — SPECIAL — Limited quantity of 55-gal. garbage cans with handles and fitted lids. Attractively painted. While they “). Whiting products, last $3.50 1000 Mill Street FOR SALE—SmaU boys English Tweed adjustable overcoat and For information tele- leggins. phone 163. 35tfc FOR SALE—5-burner Florence stove and a 3-burner Cabinet style stove with built-in oven. Both in good condition. Contact "Dub” Marshall at "Dub” Mar shall’s Grocery or Phone 305-M. 37-38C FOR SALE—One coal circulator heater, in good condition. See Wanted WANTED—Room or small store for storage purposes. J. T. Par ker, General Delivery, Camden, S. C. 37p WANTED—White waitress. A| ply at Ben Emerson’s Drive- Restaurant. 2( fn 26tf > 1( HELP WANTED —Male and Fe male—Man or woman to take over route of established Wat kins Customers in Camden. Full time Income averages $45 weekly. No car or investment . We will help you get started. Write J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. S-3, Richmond, Va. 37p WANTED-Two dishwashers, WANTED—A practical nurse de sires work in private home. Night or day duty. Phone 751-J. 32tfc WANTED—You to know that ad vertisements in the classified For Rant FOR BALE—Winkler oil heater. Heats five rooms. Also seven fluoreceent ceiling lights, large or small. Desk lights, fluor escent. Six practically new Venetian blinds. Can be seen between 8 and 5 upstairs at the medical building. 37-39p MILLER'S For Lumbar SEE — Th* HERD of BABY ELEP !PH ANTS that FLOWN 16 us by PLANE from SIAM! EXACTLY AS AD- STAR. every CTLY AS AD- VERT IS EDI Miller’Sf, or Lumber •210-lb. Shingles • Roll Roofing •BHdk Siding • Felt •Asbestos Siding • R-O-W Window Units • Doors •Zonolite •Mortor Mix • Brick •Shoot rock • Rock Loth# • Plaster • Rock Wool •Cabinet Hardware •Martin Paints WE NOW HAVE a good stock of Kraft Master Paint, $1.98 per gal. D. C. Dixon Bargain House, No. 2. 939 Broad Street 48th FOR SALE—Rock Wool insula tion. Call 956. Pine Tree Build ing. lltfc FOR SALE—Try an advertise ment in the classified advertis ing columns of The Camden Chronicle. 29 LEE SHEET METAL k ROOF ING CO- Roofs, gutters and downspouts. For estimates call Pine Tree Building ~ Phone 956. fCR DAI! 1119 Broad°sJ ICE SU! phon* 600 FOR SALE — Several hundred bushels full grain seed oats at lumber plant in Camden, $1.25 per bushel. Contact J. L. Gi 33 LUMBER • AD&KD Finish •Mouldings •Siding •Hardwood and Pino Flooring Wm. T. :o. and TOR RENT—4-room unfurnished apartment at 1314 Fair St., from school. Reason- Available Nov. 1st 28. 37-38c across froir ably priced. Call 17 or 2X FOR RENT—One 3-room unfurn ished apartment private bath upstairs. Phone 1067-J. 1711 Broad St 36-37c FOR RENT—On* 2-room unfur nished apartment down stairs. Bath and private entrance. Phone 1067-J. 36-37c FOR RENT—One 2-room unfur nished apartment private bath upstairs. Phone 1067-J. 1711 Broad St. 36-37c FOR RENT—Four room furnished apartment with all modern con veniences, near schools and churches. Available immediate ly. Phone 288-R. 32tfc FOR RENT—Electric sewing ma chine by the month, week or hour. Blake & Ford’s Sew ’n’ Save Shop. DeKalb St. Just be low the SarsfieUL Phone 1Q73-J. FOR RENT room, adj for one or 626-R. furnished bed- bath. Suitable Call 26tfc TUNI IN 1 Drew Pearson NOTICE Notice is hereby given that, pur suant to the laws of the State of South Carolina, the undersigned will apply to the Secretary of State, on or after October 27, 1949, for a charter for a corporation to bet known as Park Court Apart ments. Inc., with its principal place of business in Camden. South Cara llna, with authority to own, buy, sell, acquire, improve, operate, con vey, lease, mortgage, rent and deal generally in real estate and aify personal property; also to con struct, maintain, lease rent. sell, mortgage, purchase and operate apartment houses and commercial buildings and to enter into con tracts necessary or In any way incident to this business, together with the usual powers granted to private corporations, said powers above granted being In addition to the general powers conferred on corporations by the laws of South Carolina and not In limitation thereof. The said corporation is to have an, authorized capital stock of $12,000.00, divided into 119 shares of common stock having a par value of $100.00 per share and 100 shares of preferred stock hav ing a par value of $1.00 per share Notice is further given that a meeting of the subscribers to the capital stock of the said corpora- on will be held In the office of arold Funderburk. Attorney at Law, Camden, South Carolina, at 10:00 o’clock a. bl on October 27. 1949, for the purpose of completing the organization of the said corpor ation Harold Funderburk 37c H. E. Beard 'ktM Wook's Summory Of Sfudont At Local School (By Tsnhells Thompson) Four of the five senior priv ileges requested lest week by Camden High’s Student Council have met with the still “unof ficial” approval of the school ad ministration, according to our principal, C. T. Baldwin. The of the school administration. Senior privileges, great dr small, are venr important “ in a senior’s life, we are to say that these four willbe granted us. (1) i or. boys and girls may use either stairway. (3) Boys may, sit at the ic table with girls in the lib rary. (3) Front rows in auditorium will be reserved for seniors. (4) Seniors may use separate stair way to lunchroom. We quote Mr. Baldwin in this statement: “The faculty members will help make a decision on some of these, and I believe that some of these requests will be perfectly reasonable to grant. As long as seniors remember that freedom brings responsibility and that they as leaders in our school should take it upon themselves to live up to the highest points of duty in all phases of their work, they will become a good example to those below than and will be worthy of the privileges request- cd 99 We thank Mr. Baldwin and the faculty for being so interested in our senior life Obtaining senior privileges is only one of the Student Council’s many projects, for now they an endeavoring to work out a sys tern of cutting down hall traffic during classes. They have a sup ply desk in the hall where stu dents can buy paper, pencils, etc. Soon they hope to have an or ganized monitor system in tiu lunchroom to help take care of dishes and the cleaning of tables. The Student Council members have not been loafing this school year. •V Of course you want to be intro duced to these worthy boys and girls who were chosen from their tn to represent it in the Council. They are; McLain, - Janet Rabon, Junior High ScwTr" Juture. The bl2?* t ta S’ - addressing hi* I had cried buck JJB; H«n goodby.jJ^ Funderburk left thdl oun ttunking mS 0 * been a character” i High School But it fun—so no harm was, found that teachers, ious about educatjonT amusing as well too, ’cause they cen*mi that cocoanut cake and that were served bv and Miss. Murchison. October 13 was set as Jme for all jewelers to L senior rmg r ’ samples iij committee, John Wall (cl Jimmy Co*, Will Ann and Alice Wilson, elecl senior class will make at a company from seniors will choose rings. The ring comL_ to make their choice Oct. 17. These four t reliable; therefore we ^ Hi un Oct 4 down in n meeting was being held ! ing of the basketball gil electing captains 1949-50 season. Mi was elected captain, Cwsgdy was chosen a* {iris voting made a from a standpoint of manship, teamworl and popularity wi Those two girls along i Small and our cooper* H will be doing their best! basketball a more sport in Camden. Camden. South Carolina, October 11, 1949. | guf- Found .« m'A LOST—Some golden opportupi- tiee by not using the rhiidfieri of The 2 adv ertiking columns nden Chronicle. Student Carolyn John Kornegay, Guy Hutchins Helen Beleos, Jimmy Green, Don Boan, Nancy Myers, Tommy Munn, Bobby Jetjon, Joanne Sanders, Dogan Wilson and On- % Jean Smith, John Wall and Bill Savage. The president, is Robert Davis and the vice president is Jimmy Cox With these active members, we are building a bet ter and more efficient student body. Thursday, Oct after school was . saw all the teachers wide black crepe bands pinned around the left a dZ . tSAvn/nUi)) X .. N SPECIAL — SPECIAL — Limited quantity of 35-gal garbage cane with handles and fitted lids. Attractively painted. While they last $3.50. Whiting Products, 1000 Mill Street. 37-38c FOR TOUR floor PAnmNa. Jailing, rail All work contracted, guaranteed to give satisfaction. Phone 906-W, Gem- den, S. C. 37-80p RASIES INOCULATION CLINICS Oct. 24, 9:30-13:30 — Hinson’s Store, Route 3, Camden, S. C. Oct. 24, 2:00-4:30—Fort’s Store, Route 3, Camden, S. C. Oct. 25, 9:30-12:30 — Ebenezer School, Route 3, Camden, S. C. Oct. 25, 2:00-4:30—Walter Gay’s Store, Route 2, Kershaw, S. C. Oct. 26, 9:30-12:30 — Owens’ Store, DeKalb, S. C. Oct 26, 2:00-4:30—Nye Work man’s Store, Westville, S. C. Oct. 27, 9:30-12:30 — Hearon’s Store, Route 1. Kershaw, S. C. Oct. 27, 2:00-4:30—Lewis Bar field’s Mill, Route 1, Kershaw, SC Oct. 28, 9:30-12:30—J. R. Ford’s Store, Cassatt S. C. Oct 28, 2:00-4:30 .Thomas’ Grocery Store, Sheppard, S. C. msnt day morning noon. S. C„ any Satur- 9:00-12:00 3«-)9c ( fyunrutoti'* X UNITID . A I S STfll COMORAIION SUBSIDIARY