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aR$»?HW$ & -- ■ W**k’* as ; inttrft tataW^ AA olland mm CSerald w . doing «J«* Jo^ol their knowledifrf book* ^with R*r wooKe, the ^Author Contort*, to riddle I mimeographed sheets r __ by Johnnie Wall and 'Anderson, kb*. Meutouca f, kH of time in preparation I I riddles so the nigh school , W ould become more in is books. And we stud- nt Mrs. Morrison to know , trely appreciate her deep t in ip and will do our best , hair with the lib«ry in Highfight: »«*<* AcuvMm »c^di edj a t it irt nm football game, we No Shortage Of Coffee But Price W01 Remain High -r . - waiting find out who the 2S3S^ q 8I!f n ^ ^ The lending the race are now V»“ vo«*j crson, with IsTBY. smdi vnc Mamebwu, with 1 jio. ML n» 1 *^J-* n dat the close of the to dSt deep for i Season” the time when liaks bpy for sj^te, is here! illy open«xFri<i*y, Not. • dance at the Canteen by the Junior class, were supposed to. pay and her own expenses. i transportation, and “eats. ; hoping the girls really I the boys a good time. An to do in “Twirp Season*, > is give those fellows an ex- ito follow later on. Tuesday night in Cam- another practice bas il game, a doubleheader end- i favor of the Bulldogettes, .That, coincidentally, was r the same score of the last These coaches seem to what they’re about don’t The Camden Boys team up 63 points to Blaney’b [Both games were played in J spirit Those Blaney teams Made up of a swell bunch of i * '*•*' ** m. > i Senior class of 1050 will be j up to the stage in beau- | white caps and gowns for diplomas next June. This n was made last Monday 'seniors, Mr. Baldwin, and isniw class sponsors. The is are beaming now: be- tthey are to be the first of ' n High’s many senior . to adorn white caps and i for graduation. Camden High is ing forward to our _ game with Orange- That should be our “big of the year. Along with leaf” for your A MW itmknt, VMni, tUU, neat appearance and her ch diyoeiUon, we gather sh< _ get along fine in Camden. Qply one thing—we must learn to un- bro^ e nd hCr NCW Increase Noted In Unemployment During October The state employment service reported today that employment ur non-agncultural actiwifies in South Carolina failed during Oc tober to continue the upward trend it showed in August and September. A ’“lough slight increases were d over most of the state,” ^ Wfvice mid. “a large layoff at die Charleston Navy yard, mid a dosing of a garment plant in toe Piedmont section offset these gains, holding employment just below toe September level, “Small, scattered layoffs oc curred as toe result of the steel and coal strikes "The textile industry continued 1 after to to gain ground niter the summer slump, employment in 118 broad- woven fabric mills, each of which employs 200 or more workers, raw from IG^SOO in August to 102,500 in September, then added another 700 to bring the October employment to 103^200. “The outlook for these estab lishments, which represent a large portion of toe textile industry, indicates a stabilized employ ment for the next two months unless layoffs result from the coal strike. “Statewide unemployment re- toe same as in e of decreases of the textile areas. The unemployment ‘increase occurred in toe Charleston area; however, toe number of jobless workers in this area xiid not in crease as much as employment de creased since many of the navy workers left the area. “At the end of October, the SO local office* of the South Caro lina state employment service had active applications on file for 38,- 831 job seekers who had indicated their availability for work during the preceding 60 days.” SINGING CONVENTION The Kershaw County Singing Convention will meet with toe Bethamv - WestviUe Baptist church Sunday afternoon, Nov. 27 at 2 o’clock. coffee drinkers will be learn they will have to to paying more for now at an “all time commerce department •* Washfcmten announced that for the next few to remain about It assured that is world ^ I2» M. Taylor, of tba * «peris said the key to toe situation is Brazilian pro- ductoon which has been s going down since the depression yean whan the South American coun try burned hills of coffee it ductton for IMS-50 is estimated at 14,4*000 bag*. •#£* i+J- - 2. During the 12 years from 1834 to 1M6 the number of coffee trees in Brazil decreased from 3.000,000,000 to 2,1*00(1000. 2. Americana are drinking more Sore the war. the countries isTiaoviag less ' Mitomsnt j Up to Sept,' 1 of this year 5,l*000 bags were moved. year it wm8.900.000..The Brazil ian goTernment hM Tirtually no Jls own, like it toed to haTt, to steady the for the first time in *i the report imid, “there will be no rijckz of old-crop coffee in Bra- «1 to curiiion the effect of crop failures and other dislocations of marketing procedures.” Smoak Motor Co. To Handle Cadillac < V * i / -;■ •; , ■. , ^ The Smoak Motor Company of this city has announced the secur ing of the Cadillac automobile franchiee for this area. Already, according to William moak, manager and owner of the Smoak company, several of the late models of the automobile are on display at the show rooms of the qompany on East DeKalb ■lllliWNl >«■ 1 Brazil normally supplies well h*H of the world’s meeds H i# significant for another ran ~—— coffee is known as coffee. “In almost all coffees used in the U. S. manufacturers use on the average around half Brazilian coffee blended with cof fer from Colombia and other pro ducers to provide the varying flavors. . In explaining toe recent jump, toe report made points: L Brazil during 1930-40 pro duced around 22,500,000 begs of coffee every year for export Pro- Tture Will B. A CHICKEN SUPPER at ••• bJt ••• Sandy Grove Church Thanksgiving Night, Nov. 24th »•J . jr Sanring from 6 to 10 o'clock Plates $1.00 For Purpose of Raising Monty for Now Church With the securing of the Cadil lac cars, the Smoak company, now have tow of General Motorifin- opening their show room and vice cent center here. Concrete Pavement tv! Mild > rsiw your best investment in Road*. ■K * : WT‘ Hu*i**-? I J&bltifl : lIU SMS's priesifal roads are Mb long-livad and economical to Maintalm *»i > • Affjk your public officials for ■r hh'X » Un>4 '. CONCRETE ROADS ~ ^ ’ PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION *UNN/graM s ^ FRIENDLY FOLKS •Points •Yamithag •Wall Paper Paint Sprayers Hsnlad NOLAN’S PAINT STORE Market 785-M ★Vogue and Simplicity Patterns (Button Covering and Holing) Piece Goods ★ Fabrics O O O 0 Office Supplies and Equipment BLAKE & FORD, Inc. ..a FREE PRIZE,-too! BOTTLED GAS Underground and Above- GAS APPLIANCES (Serving The Camden Area) BEARD APPUANCE CO Dry Cleaning and Laundry "Pick-Up and Delivery Ser- All BLUE * STAR CLEANERS E. DeKalb DELICIOUS FOOD A BIG SAVINGS! In response to o big demand from our many satisfied customers, we will serve a delicious, old-fashioned BUILDING SUPPLIES •Johns Manvillo Roofing jPU. S. Gypsum Wall Board CAMDEN LUMBER CO INC SHEHEEN ' Texaco Service T" RAT 6I4CUITS? 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