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F.r.. : Christmas Program Pentecostal Church '] A Christmas program will be rendered at the Pentecostal Holi ness church Sunday night at 7:1#. The title of the (day will 1 Shepherd Who Came public is hrrited. Christmas Pageant At Trinitg Church A Christmas pageant. Christinas Story,” will sented at Trinity church bv the church Buy-Sell-Rent BSE TBE CHRONICLE Westville Mr. and Mrs. w WANT ADS “ 4 ‘ * tlsa dak of WestrtUe. The Ihrtag % Wesley trip to Chester If r and Mrs. Mack Horde and ’ son. Jlnuay of Fort Mill, slatted Mr. end Mrs. W. L. Blackmon and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Baker Miss Ethel ZmWmitiC MmSSL 11 ^ 1 vU-— l; U4 N Chcmhrd tn our hearts, the greatew holiday of all renews its happiness each year. A very Merry Christmas. Mills Insurance Agency and Kershaw Counly Finance Co. FOR #AIX—One new chaiA driven tricycle, cheap. Call J. C. Watson. Phone 97 after 6 p. m. 56p FOR BALE—Three 5-room houses and one 8-room house, all in best residential section. Me- Corkle Realty kt Ins. Co., 1111 Lyttleton EL Phone 385. | 56p FOR BALE-One 1936 Ford Pan el truck, $150. Austin Shehee* Phone 137. 55tfc FOR BALE-One 1941 Dodge truck, short wheel base, new motor, $350. Austin Sheheen. Phone 137. ,. 55tfc FOR BALE—Five bedroom house, three baths, five car garage, laundry, central heat, immed iate possession. McCorkle Real ty 8c Ins. Co., 1111 Lyttleton save you to CM and in- 991-J. Robert painted, wSSS BL—Garbage Cana, 55 gal- capacity, with fitted hd, ted. $3i0. Extra lids. $1.00. 1000 Mill St Products, LobI — Found Phone 385. r 56p i " SMSC/VS • 1, ■’ m BEST a partial measure of our friendship we express the sincere, hope that this year holds for you a perfect Christmas. <8? May it be touched with the same kind of serenity that accompanies a Christmas Eve snowfall Redfeam Motor Company SINCE 1922 FOR SALE-Pierce Giant hot water heater, burns coal, coke or wood. Cheapest way to plenteous supply hot water. Good as new. Also 80-gallon hot water tank. Both priced for quick sale. Stogner Motor Co. Phone 570. 55tfc FOR SALE—One 10-foot bever age box and counter combined with water tank. This box is in A-l condition and could not be bought new for less than $1,250, priced at the low price of $495; also one two-hole ice cream cabinet in A-l condition. Can be used as a deep freezer, $95. Reason for selling, don’t need. Fred’s Park Inn, Chester, S. C. Phones 231 or 787-J. 56-58c FOR SALE—1938 Plymouth , 2- door sedan in good condition, $250. Call 325-W before 8 a. m. or after 10:30 p. m., or inquire at Heyman’s Jewelry Store. Mrs. B. H. Baum, 1335 Highland Ave. 55-56c PICTURES—Don’t forget to have the Kiddies’ pictures made around the Christmas tree and have that family group made while you have them all home for Christmas. I will go to your home, make them day or night. All work guaranteed. Joe *B. Gaskin, photographer, 1340 Haile St. Phone 333-R, Camden, S. C. j 56p FOR BALE—Give a year’s sub scription to The Camden Chronicle as a Christmas pres ent SPECIAL. SPECIAL—Combina tion 110-gaL tank with four foot stand $25.00. Single and double oil drum stands, long lasting and weather proofed in . stock. Whiting Products, 1000 Mill St , 52tfc FOR BALE — Du Pont plaster, sheet rock and of building materials ai ber. Camden Builders’ Co. LOST — Black female Cocker SpanieL Last seen in Sarsfidd club area. Answers to name of “Mopsy”. Reward. Contact Joe Rhodes, Hermitage Mill or call 9119. 58-57p LOST—Some golden opportuni ties by not using the classified advertising columns of The Camden Chronicle. 29 Wanted WANTED—We have client who will pay $16,000 for three bed room house with central heat ing located north of Laurens St McCorkle Realty Sc Ins. Co., 1111 Lyttleton St Phone 385. 56p WANTED—You to know that a year’s subscriptiorf to The Cam den Chronicle makes an ideal Christmas present. SPECIAL POSITION for Women opening Jan. 3 in Camden and surrounding territories. We seek applicant who has per sonality, poise, and a definite need for income Age 25 to 45. Applicant preferred who needs as much as $75 each week. Must have car for local driving and be able to work from 3 p. m. until 9 p. m. Write Mrs. Hen rietta Domok. 1008 Bell view , Ave, Columbia, S. C. Personal . interview will be arranged. 55-56c Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Clyburn children visited Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Yoong of Boykin, Sunday after noon. / Mrs. Clyde Cobb. Vs*. Ervin Owens and Mrs. W. L. Wkmon were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Payne of Charlotte, N C Mrs. D. A. Baker spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Horde of Fort Mill, and Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Baker of Plneville, N. C. Dinner gnests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Trueadale ware Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deaton of Co lumbia, Mr .and Mrs. B. P. Clot- felter and Mrs. Etta McCllntock and J. W. McCllntock. Mrs. Hennie Sis tare and Joe Fletcher of Flat Rock, visited Mrs. Abbie Anthony Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Nye Workman, Mies Mar gie Workman, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Anthony and Wendell and Garry Anthony visited Mrs. Cecil An thony in the Camden hospital Sun day afternoon. Douglas Barfield of Columbia, spent Sunday with bit parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Barfield. Mrs. Shelby Truesdnie and Mlsa Ethel Bruce spent Sunday in Co lumbia with Mrs. Kate Barber. ’ Mrs. W. L. Blackmon and eons, Jerry and Buddy, attended ' the wrestling match at the Township Auditorium in Columbia Tuesday night. Thomas Faalkenberry of Win gate College, is home with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Faulken- berry for the Christmas boldays. MRS. BLACKMON ENTERTAINS Mrs. W. L. Blackmon entertained Thursday night with a Christmas party for the Home Demonstra- Sifts. JSt strawberry short IsMs and WAMt HAB CM4M4TM AS PARTY The Christman.; party for the Woman’s Missionary Society of «»tests and also *Jgfts by ^ ch ol a delicious salad course rt Hasty and Mrs Ike Owei r' i' r ! . T r h 1 ^ I <Ar h + J mm V if it F .• • .. v •. SEASON'S I ! t We hove xgrrf 'wfja. . . u , ■ ^ ■ -r i ^ ^ ' 'H - v -c. ; .'"C. v*. ’ .ufi it*,.. {y . ■« ' r 1 v i ^ “ ★ ★ ★ cr i Vi that Friendship in busi ness counts for much and we ore grateful fbr yours. We desire to convey the sea son's best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a happy and Prosperous New Year. ^ •• .’I. < iV . . . i ' ■ '‘m’r .► Collin's Funeral Home and Staff Phone 72 CAMDEN, 8. C. 714 W. DeKalb Si ' ‘in ~ CENTRAL CAROLINA CO. INC WANTED—You to know that ad vertisements in the classified The results, people who use thmn can tell you. 29 • SALES FINANCING.ERECTION .SERVICE t H verusemenis in me cias advertising column -of Camden Chronicle get n as hundreds of people wh For Rod! FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms at 905 Lyttleton. Phone 844-H. 56c FOR RENT—Nice 5-room house in top residential section. Mc Corkle Realty 8c Ins. Co., 1111 Lyttleton St Phone 385. 56p FOR RENT—Room and = private home. Steam heat am SS. Eg ” E - “"Sf&p board, id LEE SHEET METAL * ROOF ING CO- Roofs, gutters and downspouts. For estimates call rgjjj; Buildin, sufjg. FOR SALE—Aluminum clothes drying trees. Portable and col lapsable. Easily moved. Water- proofed, long lasting. On dis- Whiting Products, 1000 54tfc WE NOW HAVE a good stock of Kraft Master Paint $198 par D. C Dixon Bargain House, a L 939 Broad Street 48th FOR ment in the ing columns of Chronicle. Try an advertise- i classified advertia- The Camden 29 the Duller brush cq. Joe R. McFaddin, Dist. GABLE, S. C. Mail Orders Handled Promptly 54F2tp SuA^t — i i mm ■■A M FOR D A11Y U S» CAMDEN OFFICE SUPPLY, Inc. 111! Broad St Phone 800 SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SQUARE DANCES Camden Armory .... Saturday, Dec. 24th SPECIAL FEATURE CAKE WALK Charlotte-Thompson Gym...Mon., Dec. 26th (Located Savon Milos From Camden On Black River Road) Admission: Gents—$1.00 .... Ladies Free MJWSpk ■ ■■ •• w DANCING 8:30 P. M. UNTIL 12 Mafic By WACA PIONEERS PROFESSIONAL caller •»» **» JACK Whitaker Everyone Wfclcdifie tdME AND iWtKS YOUR FRIENDS HO#*E FOR DOUDAY8 P.F.C. Howard McDowall of Ft. Myer, Virginia, arrived horn. Wed nesday to spend the Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mra. James T. McDowell and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. McDowell. , . — Autkorisad Doolar ••• for ••• n *. ' \ rr* .•’> -f A Subsidiary of U. S. Stool Corp. u Mi % 4j/M .i1 rTi OPENING Of Its CARD OF THANKS Dr. J. H. Thomas wishes to thank the doctors, nurses and the entire personnel of the Camden Hospital for the splendid services rendered him' while a patient there. He also wishes to thank the many friends for their kind expressions of sympathy. Merry Happy Ne Christmas and to all ew Year 56c ‘W-n NEW . , , 1 !K - i * iff: hj- nA-S’H-i - '* On Mill Street Next Door to Pino Tree Building Supply , fpA . )L Telephone 1248 -•I ' CTf .v ^ ’ . , V ■tw r i 4 , -.7 # V Ml Studeboker Builders of Trucks You Con Trust" New Low Pre-Inventory pj:, i; \ js as Delivery Prices On Ion and IM toi NEW Studebaker Trucks r-'S'" *, - I . ■•/ . ’ s ... Also .«• At Sacrifice USED FORD ... CHEVROLET PLYMOUTH and STUDEBAKER TRUCKS Ranging from 1-2 Ton thru 2 Tons a 't r •* 7 , : «i; ■ "ft. iv . o p. U % * ■ 1 _ •• V * * 1 .'Ip V’ .Vv.74j •’4 ■ ■ MYERS East DeKolb Street -• * * (5teM rjj# iMili / ■ ..•.wNT' C E