The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 20, 1950, Image 11
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dren returned
STto WinterHeTO
Hattie Courtney, Mra. Wans
her, who spent ^veral noo 2^*
fber dau<ht«r, ^ Sam
SdlfaTB. L. Me
b and Mra-^ichard Fort *nd
sZulene Holland were ^nner
sts &iM«y of Mrs. ^ Bessie
SerUr^ Miss Wilhemema
Roy McLaughlint
son of Camden spent Sunday
i their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
McLaughlin.
^uj
^aughlin.
[rs. J. D. Montgc
visited friends
rI M 0n Elliott has been ill for
past few days. „ .
[r and Mrs. Shannon Walters
r» SSV'mVm^
r and Mrs. L. A. Hyatt of
at Falls spent last' weekend
h his sister, Mrs. Lee Tidwell
family.
[rs. Kate Hyatt who makes
home in Great Falls, is spend-
this week with her daughter,
Lee Tidwell.
[rs James West and children
; Mrs. Hattie Courtney were
tors in Columbia Monday.
[r. and Mrs. Carson Catoe of
iTa caS?*^"Columbia, Passes
‘ ^IteRaiph Catoe and
ornery of Canv^
here Sunday
Grady A. Flatchar. of
r formerly of Gaffney,
been palled as full-time pas-
of Spring Vale Baptist church,
joft Route 1. exMl will begin
his work them Jan. 2t. Serrices
am bald each Sunday as follows:
“ diooL 10:30 p, m.:
_ 11:30 a. m. and 7:30
p. nu B. T. U, 0:30 p. m. Prayer
meeting Wedneeday. 7:30 p. m.
The public Is cordially invited to
all sarricee.
Mrs. J. H: Fowles,
l.
It. and Mrs. naipn ^awe ana T im«« WAnrv
i children, who spent a month “ ames Henry Fowles, wid-
Beabrtng, Ohio, rehirned home ow of James Henry Fowles, fbr-
Wednesday. Vnrtwjr
r. and Mrs. Everett x oung
children were Sunday guests
ier brother, Ralph Catoe -and
S Lottie W. McCaskill spent
weekend with her daughter,
Louie Smith and fi
rs. T. M. Tidwell spent Sun-
in Columbia visiting her
dren and their families,
rs. Carrie McCoy returned
te Saturday after a visit to
yn, N.
eve Bowers and family Will
. into their new home which
been completed and is mod-
Carolina, died Saturday night at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. L.
tnbii
O. Thomas iiv Columbia, follbwing
a long illness. She was a sister
of Alexander Garden Clarkson,
James S. H. Clarkson and Robert
1 Mrs
Stuart Clarkson, daughter of
Alexander Garden Clarkson and
Emily Heyward Clarkson of
Wateree, was born Jan. 21, 1880,
Clarkson, of Camden.
».. Fowles, the former Sophie
daughter Mrs Coy Mosie* ^ ***” home ^he Clark-
M c ‘ 0 h ; n 4" li “ l
verse Goll«
settlers of Richland
She attended Converse College j
and on April 17, 1907, she was
married to James Henry Fowles
es died
in every way with floor fur- "J"™ 1 l P. Ja 7l es
!, hardwood ^ floors and » 5l t C ? 1 1 u S^ r ° wle
pped with all conveniences. °^L 1 1 }^ t inf I
dmfth 1S K w!Lk 0 wUhh^ par"! Trinity Episcopal church of
Mj and Mrs. F. M. Horton
u Lina Stokes, Mrs. Cole, first world warsheservedas an
Thomas Heron and Luther ^
were supper guests of Mrs. H for the church.
Elliott and R. B. HUott.
i j o v a ± | emoon and interment was at Elm-
lana ttlina sale AT [wood cemetery.
)rence On Jan. 12
Mt Moriah Church
[L. DuRant, Clemson exten-. ^ -
ivestock specialist, reminds |Vi|] | AlyporA
breeders of the state that* "" VyClvUiaitC
outh Carolina Poland China
ers will hold their bred
[boar sale in the livestocl
ion at the Florence air base
Anniversary M
nc r ivrenev air rauei An all-day ceremony will com-1
orence starting at 1 o’clock merate the 84th anniversary of
day afternoon, Jan. n. He Mt . Moriah Baptist church on
th^t 30. gifts. .5 ^oungli«n.-2ar and- a larm number.
and yt)OMs win be offOTedl^e church’s memberAip w5ll
etion m this saie with CoL join in the celebration.
Frank, Morton, 111., as the “It is our hope on these an-
... . niversary occasions to keep our I
have ac members familiar with theWstory
selected from the bat herds of their church,” - Rev. J. W. Boy-1
^ can 7 i the Wood kin says, and announces plans to
L devote 3ie opening service of the
JePdand China breed,” B«r. occasion to a review of the 1
ant explains. The following | church’s history,
iers are consigning hogs to The program for the day wiH
J' Son, EUiott; pfilJo'A. M.—A brief history ofl
c M / a c r f- S'9^; C. M. the 84 years of church life by the
s & Son, Elliott; T. C. Moss, I castor.
tn r ^ Ch w? » , PWmer, rsSo P. M.—Rev. -L. C. Jenkins,
^ ^ Cft?* P^«f ot ihc Union Baptist
Ifton- W * Smith, I church, Columbia, will preach the
»prn 0n ’ S ‘ Summer * * Son, Anniversary Sermon and will be I
-^e.^ give the f^te^nMon^ ^
a P ureb [[?d 7 P . M.-Be£Tc. Levy, pas-1
l itv nfTLX lm ¥ 0 ^ Jt®bor of Second Calvary Baptist
‘ u Mr - ^ Church, Kershaw, will deliver the
than they can get
companiad by his choui and mem-
l grain market You me to-| b ^?i5 p. M.—Reports
clubs and auxiliaries.
to attend,” fie
he sale is sponsored by the!
’b Carolina . Poland China!
Iers Association. Charles W.
ler « president and T. C.
is secretary-treasurer.
from the
fere are about 200
>rs on Mount Etna besides
crater at the top,
D. A. R. Motes
The meeting of the Hobkirk I
Hill chapter, Daughters of the
suhaidiarv I American Revolution on Friday I
- s -“hrw&a. , &2”5'sj:
Pix Theatre
bethube. s. a
Fri.-Ssh. Jan. 20-21
I'THEIVES HIGHWAY-
[with Barbara Lawrence
^ard Conte, Jack Oakie
Chapter 4, “Frank and
J csse James”
Also Cartoon
S^rday Night Show
"ORE LAST, FLING- ’
. . with
Smith, Zachary Scott
Also Comedy
Mon.-
JsnJ3-24
I ^OSEANNA McCOY"
with }
** Gra nger, Joan Evans
j Wsd.-Thurs^ Jan. 25.28
"MY FRIEND in ha**
^ WU» n
Lund, Diana Lynn
| Episcopal church, win be devoted
to “Tamassee,” the DAR moun-|
tain school/near Walhalla, for or
phans and underprivileged chil
dren of that section. Mrs. George I
Nicholson is chairman of the ap-|
roved schools committee, and
as the program in charge. -J
Rev. Stiles Lines has kindly of-1
fered to show the pictures that I
have been sent to us. from the)
school. "The Legend of Tamas-
old and the “Alma
with special |
list is always large.
‘ WtF is
Mrs. John
hostess. ‘
MILLER’S for Lumber
TOWLE—WALLACE
FRANK M. WHITING
and HEULOO^t
STERLING 8SLYEB
P. D. GOOD ALE
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c.
SL. (Opp. PA)
APPLES
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QUAKER OATS
TO MBALTWIte STOKKLT'S
CHIU SAUCE
Rolls
48-Ox.
Pkg.
12-Ox.
Bottla
BEDOATE VTJLL-ELAVOBSD
Luscious Yellow Cling
Sliced Or Halved
prarurc
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REDGATB
No. 2| Cbm
DEL MONTI
No. 2| Can
FUtt-Paeked
Id ' .
SALMON
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Fall; Cm
PINK
Tall Can
Big Time All-Horse Meat
DOG FOOD
stanbabd bed bite
TOMATOES
MACARONI I
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APPLE SAUCE 2
uaerw dbucious golden
CREAM CORN
CANS
No. 2
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Dairy Product*
1 mmm
kkQtis. 29c
kk 39c
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BUTTER 69c
Bakery Treats
oca ferns old r asbombd . i
BREAD IkOr-Ud lie
bkOt-tod 18c
i><M.eai 27c
LUSCIOUS
17-Ox. Cm 23c
luscious os ram*
COCKTAIL
FIELD PEAS
2 m. , Me
i >u. 43c
WtSSON .
OIL
27* | Z S3*
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OCTAGON SOAP
POWDEB
:.r 20*
see” will be tok
Mater” rendered
music.
Officers of all civic and patriotic I
organizations, the school children
and visiting DARs are especitlly I
invited. 1
Over 400 children attend Tam-1
at present and the waiting
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MILD LUX
FLAKES
X 25*
' OCTAGON
SOAP
3 £ 20*
OEANSER
AJAX
2-23*
LIFEBUOY HEALTH
SOAP
LIFEBUOY HEALTH
SOAP
Mk
WITH SOLIUM
HINSO
Z 25*
LUX TOILET
SOAP
Z 7*
HOUSEHOLD OEANSER
BAB-0
^ 12*
MM
8c BEANS
Heavy Western Beet Chuck
Properly Trimmed.
NATURALLY
TENDER
LBV
ALU MEAT-MO WASTE
J1FFT STEAK
«-S IDS. ATO. WT. WHOLE OB BALP SMOKSD
BOSTON BUTTS
EOUMO
BEEF LIVER
ipininR nnacT
■T VnA AVAv A
Lb.
91c
Lb.
47c
Lb.
63c
Lb.
67c
Lk
Chefs Pride Fresh-
Chefs Pride Freeh-Made
, Fish Cokes m. 5c
ChaTs Pride Fresh-Made
Cole Slow — lb. cup 25c
Chaff Pride Fresh-Made
Devil Crabs — 3 for 55c
Naturally Tender Round
STEAK
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tCOLONIAl MUM
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tl. S. No. I KUn-Drt
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BOSC PEARS
MASK. STAVE DOUBLE BSD DELICIOUS
FANCY APPLES
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CRISP CELERY
OBISP rANCT (I KEEN FOP .
CARROTS
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