The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 28, 1949, Image 3
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Mr. and Mrm.
Mrs. Alrln Cly-
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Jane
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fi.Hk Bey« oKh » severe bum*
wten her clothing caught fire. She wm
PEoden hospital, -T
^Baptist church wit| Rev. w. L. Newman and
^Stokes officiatinf. Interment was In the Bethel
, #pM at'an aarly
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•rtd*a Party
Mra. Loulae Lee entertained
1W«r evening with four tables
to * Mttlng of lovely
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H. A. BenUey. Mrs. A. C. Wayne.
SJSSrsr S.
S Ira Barr la visiting high score. Mrs. John Bdwln King;
f £t. meager. In frmO. half way score and Mrs. C. B.
WlM
^5.00
tM CM*,’™*
$57-»
17.
Went Friday night In Newberry as
Mrs . Nek
the gnests of Mr. and Mrs. _ _
TroesdeU, and attended the P. C
Wofford i
night
" Mr. and Mra. J. M. Clyburn, Jr,
and Mr. and Mra. Tom Bd Hearon
attended the home coming game
at P. C. In Clinton Friday evening.
Qoite a big crowd from here at
tended the SUto Fair In Colnmbla
iMt week. Also the , Carolina-
ciemsoa ball game on Tbnraday.
Mrs. Manley Davk and little son.
Tommy, visited reUUves In Flor
ence Satardey. v
Birthday Anniversary
Misses Sylvia Watts and Gloria
Baker celebrated their Uth birth
day aanlvenary, Jointly. Tuesday
at C o’clock at the home of Sylvia
srlth a welner roast About 15
neats here Invited to Join with
them in this celebration.
Rev. *. L. Davidson is attend
ing the annual Methodist Confer-
her aunt Mrs. Bessie Seeg-
AwC'Wffr
Hof
Columbia, spent dhe wyok-end srlth
her mother, Mrs. Daisy McLaurin.
Miss Joyce Fbwler of Charlotte.
N. C, spent the week-end srlth her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Fowler.
Miss Blanche Brannen of Colum
bia, visited her parents, Mr. snd
Mm & W Brannon.
Dr. and Mrs. F. S. Hodges, Miss
Xtta Evans ef BennetSavUle, spent
Sunday with Mr .and Mrs. Lswer-
ence Darts. ^
Mrs. Loots# Leu, Mrs. Tom Ed
Hearon, Mm J. M. Clyburn, Jr,
Mm Hoyt Clark. Mrs. Edwin
iUidge. Mrs. Bertha Rowell and
Mlsa Stella Be thane attended the
teachers' district m«$Qnf In Co-
aftnrnoou
Inmbla Monday
and
Representatives from the Meth
odist chunch expect to attend the
Advance Rally which la to he held
In the Citadel Sgoare Baptist
church Thursday.
The Methodist church will be
open each day this week for
meditation and prayer In observ
ance of the World Week of Prayer.
On the final day, Monday, Oct 11,
at S o’clock, there will be a worship
program presented.
Douglas M. Mays, in. infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Mays, was
baptized al the Sunday morning
service in the Methodist church
with Rev. B. L. Davidson, paajor,
In charge. The maternal and pa
ternal grand parents were present
for this occasion. The beautiful
flowers used were given by Mrs.
J. M. Clyburn In memory of her
husband, who aarved as steward
for a number of years.
Mr. snd Mm Sedley King snd
daughters of Moncks Comer and
Mrs. Louise Etheridge of Colum
bia, were week-end guests in die
D. M. Mays home.
Miss Rita Davis of Brenau col
lege, attended the CaroUna-Clem-
son game and spent the week-end
here with her parents, Mr. and
Mm Lor log Davis.
Mr. snd Mrs. R. E. McOaakill
made a business trip to Wslterhur
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrfc. G. R. Brannon have
moved into the home of Mra.
Louise Kelley. Mrs. Kelley is mak
ing her home with her daughter,
Mra. Fannie McLaurin
Forty additional hymnals hava
been added to the Presbyterian
church. These books were given
by individuals, In memory of, in
honor of, or presented to the
church.
Mr. snd Mrs. Charles Rivera snd
daughter, Miss Katherine Ward, of
Chesterfield, were Sunday guests
of Mr- and Mm C. B. Mitchell.
Mr. and* Mm Bleeae Cranford
spent the week-end In Patrick with
relatives.
Mm C. M. Wilson of Newberry,
spent the week-end with her moth
er, Mrs. Louise Kelley.
> Mrs. Louise Kelley celebrat
ed her 88tS birthday anniver
sary Sunday at the home of
her daughter, Mm. Fannie Ut
Laarim. The other children
present were Mr. and Mra.
Flynn Kelley of Greenville, Mr.
and Mrs. George Kelley of 8t.
George, and Mm C. M. Wilson
of Newberry.
Mias Aims Pitts of Colombia,
Robert Page of Ay nor, la
_ bar parents, Mr. and Mra.
John Jones.
Mm Tonag Allan spent the week
end in Durham. N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jouret of
(HurlstUMb. weekend genets
of tfiair parents. Mr. .and Mra. D.
F. Httton. » f 7
Has Birthday
The chlidre nof Rev. W. F. Bat-
ridge celebrated his birthday an
niversary Sunday. All the children
were present for this occasion. The
children from a distance whe were
present were Mr. and Mra. R. K.
Jesstegar of Kings tree, Mr. and
Mra. Nathan Brows of Klngstree.
Marvin McCaakill of Clem son col
lege, spent the week-end at his
horns hare.
HaHoween Carnival
The Junior class of the High
school is sponsoring a Halloween
Carnival Saturday night at seven
o’clock. There will he s bingo
stand, house of horrors, cake walk,
food booths, kiddle parade, beeuty
show and fnn and prises for every
Stuckey Explains
Disaster Loans .
*- ,
The entire state of South Caro
lina was recently designated a
disaster area by the secretary of
agriculture and county supervisor,
J. E. Stuckey, of the Farmers
Home Administration for Ker
shaw, county today announced the
following policies regarding dis
aster loans for fanners:
Any farm owner or farm ope
rator who has suffered damage as
• result of at production disaster
snd is unable to obtain a loan
from commercial banks, coopera
tive lending agencies or other re
sponsible sources is eligible to
make application.
loans will be secured
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Sunday guests of Miss Louise
Gardner were Mm W. H. Bryan,
Miss Carolyn Bryan, Bam Ander
son of Sumter, sad Mr. end Mr*.
Ray Gardner sad children of Ham
let. N. C.
Mr. snd Mrs. L E. Smith snd
family, Mr. snd Mrs. Billy Parker,
Miss Sarah Frances Parker of Cam
den. and Wade Humphjiea of Co
lumbia, were Sunday gnests of Mr.
and Mra. Belton Tidwell.
MILLER'S for Lumbtr
for the full amount by (1) a first
all crops growing or to
(S) a first lien on all
farm machinery, and
5 . ith proceeds of the
loan, and (S) a libn on as*much
of the livestock, farm machinery
and farm equipment of security
value owned by the applicant at
the time the loan is made as is
, - to , adequately secure
the disaster loan.
Such loans bear interest at 3
per cent per annum and are re
payable in as short a period as is
consistent with the purpose of the
to*® *® d farmer’s anticipated
abdtty to repay. •
When debts owned by an appli
cant are likely to jeopardize his
Charlotte Thompson
Home Club Meeting
The Chariotte-Thompsod Home
Demonstration Club met with
Mrs. R. L. Moseley Oct 40 with
IS members present* Hie meet
ing was called to order the
new president Mrs. Murry Smith,
Sr., and the devotional was given
by Mra. G. E. Price.
After the business session, the
meeting was turned ova- to Miss
FewelL using as her subject,
“TheSeven Basic Foods.*’ She
stressed the importance of iron in
our diets. She spoke of the lack
of iron in the vegetables grown
in this district and the value of
potatoes as the stable vegetable.
During the social hour the host
ess, assisted by Mrs. MacWil-
liams, served delicious refresh
ments.
farming operations, necessary
agreements with the other credit
ors will be obtained before a loan
is approved to provide for the
retention of property essential for
continued operations over a suf
ficient period of time to protect
the interest of the government
Farmers interested in applying
for a disaster loan may contact
County Supervisor J. E. Stuckey,
of the Fanners Home Administra
tion at the Agricultural Building,
Camden, Monday through Friday
of each week.
Cuba's flag was originally de
signed in a New York boarding
bouse.
DV NAVAL MANEUVERS
A. L. Parkins, ste
USN, of Bgthum, and
Young seaman apprentice,
of. Route 1, Kershaw, as crew
members aboard die heavy cruis
er USS Rochester are now taking
part in Joint Navy and Marine
Corps cold weather exercizes oft
the coast of Labrador in the
vicinity of Hamilton Inlet The
exercises will continue for ap
proximately four weeks, of which
time about ten days will be spent
in Canadian waters-
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EVERY SUNDAY
FAMILY BUFFET DINNER
12 Noon to 2 P. M.
"Htlp Yotirttlf to All You Wont"
Psr Person $1.00
I's Plate 50c
SARSFIELD COFFEE SHOP
-FAMOUS FOB FOOD-
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END OF
THE MONTH
i
Eichel's offers a selection of Special Values
for these Four Days Only, starting Saturday,
October 29th and through Wednesday, Nov. 3.
DRESSES
•• fyWftfc;.jS!'£?' V/
Misses, Juniors, Half-
sizes gnd Women's sizes
street and dressy styles.
Any dress in the store
priced up to $9.90,
these 4 day$—
g.90
House Dresses
80 sq. Prints
Beautiful assortment of Cotton
Dresses in a variety of cute styles,
$2.98 and $3.30 values. ,
2-67
* Each
2 for $5
WOMEN'S SHOES
Black Suede casuals, low heel wedges, assorted
tie and strap patterns.
Full back ond open hfer v ;
styles. E. 0. M. Special.
Pair
Also
V ,•% ' • * i-J " V V; ■
One strap Suede casual, broken
lot. Sizes 4 to 7 only. .
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MEN'S
LONG
SLEEVE
SPORT SHIRTS
Large assortment Gabardines
and Rayons. Dark and pastel
tones. Sizes: small, medium and
* „ i 4
large.
2-M
50 Per Cent Wool Blankets
By Cannon-Leaksvillf, double
bed. size. Solid color, single
blankets. E. 0. M. price.
498
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Ruffled Curtains
* . ' ft
White only, permanent finish, gm PVfV
2 yards plus 15 inches. Long, V 1 _
fuH wfafth. Special E. O. M. -#•* *
Price.
HALLOWE'EN SPECIAL
Costume Cambric; yellow, rad, graen,
brown or black.
USE OUR
CHENILLE. SPREADS
Full double size multi-color
All first quality. No imperfects.
PRE-CHRISTMAS*
29S
LAYAWAY
START NOW
OOOS, TOYS, WHEEL-GOODS, ETC
NOW ON DISMAY. SEE OUR
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