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ji Han Figures In Ihe ting of Closed NW Want "’■T*. of the Camden Ctoonfcle may recall that ° loot Chriatmaa The Chroniele eanied a SmTameSISopen. ; irv'T^'r ^ 1 It will be tb« Glendale Mills, toe, sS5!SKem — rniL- * ->4 : : 1J B now been rwopensd- r&S«* wU * Inf ne tells j mill: ftront of tho plying ending to the Doug- n Mia story. Jw*»- of the mill are we»« B as they sign sppli- nployment at the re- aachisery In the big 5 humming and the scent’weeks will be ry. . began when jmem- ira of the mill gath- rayer meeting. They someone would pur- open the mill firing o some who had not ' us close early last • meeting was held Christmas and when b picked up by press ind carried from coast glasville was labelled wn.” Some of. It# B in dire need, the ared. As a result rts and food were sent lie from all parte of ■** * e citisens wanted the en. They appreciated hose in need but they ng called a "dead ie inference they were take care of their own 15. that is only a memory _ V4X „ _ and genenA manager of Glendale Mills, toe., said. "We should esn^loy about 4M." ‘•The people are being moat co oper# tire. ▲ namber of the for mer workers found employment to other areas whan the mill closed bat they au seem to prefer work at home." Mr. deLoach said there wonld be no formal opening. Cotton stocks ere being gathered at the mill end necessary repair work on the 'TMASTER AI N T S elusive Dealer nd $2.45 pcrjol. C. DIXON'S IN HOUSE St^-Stors No. 1 mm "We had about 100 persons^ap- machinery is proceeding. "We will start operation with two shlfta.” he said. "Then, aa we more along, another shift will be added. We hope (o be in fall production, with three shifts, in from six to 10 weehs.” , - \ Mayor R. D. Pounds, of Doug-1 lasrille, la 'Very happy' about the opening. "We thinly we have a mighty fine company for a neighbor." he ■aid. . “Everyone In Douglasville Is well pleased." »- gCTHUOA PRCgBYTCRIAN CHURCH Sunday, March B, Rev. A. Doug las MeArn, pastor. Church school with a Bible class for every age at 10 a. mt. A sound film, "Report on the Refugee SUusGon,’’ will be shown at ibis service. Morning worship at 11: IB with prayer, an them and sermon. Little children may be left In the nursery daring the morning service. Youth Fel lowship at 7 p. m. Young Adults at 8 p. m. Everyone la cordially Invited to attend these services. _ FRICNDtHIR CHARKL Sunday, March B, Sunday Bdiool at 10 a. m. with Mr. Edgar Pitman in charge. Evening service at 7 o’clock, led by the pastor. Rev. A. Douglas MeArn. Youth Night every Wednesday at 7:80 p. m. Every one la invited to attend these servlcdB, T-Sgt. Joseph A. YUeretti. USAP, •on ef Mr. and Mr*. Frank Vlteretti of Mf New Main St, Yoagera. N. T, was awarded the Letter of from Maj. Gen. Kuter. U8AF. com- _ TR, to a ceremony at JheJJJMjary Air Transport Service ^ <3o»- Thiebaud, MATS edjetant general. « the of SeSant YltoSttfS trawfer to MATS Pacific division, at Hickman APR, Hawaii MATS is composed of personnel Md oonlpnieat from both the U. 8. Air Force and Navy, As an air route command It provides world- wide support for the' Air Force wltM a primary mission of supply- tag the scheduled and strategic air lift required by the entire Depart ment of Defense. General Ruler's letter died Sergeant Vlteretti for hie outstand- ** i6nr *f* Rbrtog the past esven years while assigned to the Air Transport Command and later the integrated Military Air Transport service. In his position os chief ° f ., to® message branch. Sergeant Vlteretti waa responsible for the processing of afseages, including documents and top secret material related to the ATC and MATS. Sergeant Vlteretti who previous- ly received the Commendation Rib bon for bis World War II service Df. Karl D. Caughman fa The Hoffer Co. Inch Day Except Friday Mere then MM Rad ere served the Army. Navy, Air Forces and Marine Ctrps at 1JM military tastallattoas and 1SS mili tary kespttals in thin country andle last year. In top fiscal Political Announcements (County EIocHon) announce myself i _ tor to* office of State tor tor Kershaw County. ALLEN 7 Si x ror jonaiw. I hereby declare inywM n can didate for the office of State Senator from Kershaw County in the next election subject to the rules of the Democratic Party. X promise to So my betf toward makinf Keohaw County a bet ter place in which to live. FRANCIS N. McCORKLE. For Mogiafrat* ilb Tswmhip I hereby announce my Candida gr tor the'office of lltfistrate of X>eKalb Township, subject to the rules and regulations of the Dem ocratic Party. p /ohn Langford, Jr, J. If. THORNTON, SR. For City CpnunissioiMr I hereby annouhee _ mdidate tor City Cot of tbeCity of Camden, sublet to the rules and regulations of the Municipal Primary to be held March 14. W. P. NETTLES, JR. NANG Hitivt on a Whitinq Products "Giddy-Go-Round" •PUT UP MONDAY •FOLD AWAY TUEHJAY Aluminum Tube Frame 80 it. Cloths# Line ' . ★ . $11 DELIVERED Ml INSTALLED AT Now Phono 666 AN80UNCENENT.... DR. W. B. McCURDY, JR. Hat Oponod An Offtct for tho Proctice of ty • ••• Optometry •••• i IN CAMDEN Office Hourg - - - 9 until 5:30 \ " Located: 531 Vi DeKolb Street (Over Freak's Drug Store) Fhone 1071-W Camden, S. C. * f-. L ■ 1 — _ —■ Y0D7E A DATE WITH Its future ip focus... frence A Buxbee, of Rus- while he kens, ns ds the Ms, Is one qf the TJ, S. otnsrstowhomtheU.AAnnyand totographers serving with U. A Air Fores have opened fields k» First Cavalry Division for sperlslhatinsi And. bs enjoys Drske, Tbkyo, Jbgie. atony other advnntsges: good pay, r the finest of equipment good living conditions. ■ tuctlon, he is laying the bsnsHli, and unlimited opportun- ork tor a career in a grew- tty for advancement. Investigate hphotograpby. He earns An Army or an Air Faros career. *MY AND U. S. AIR FORCE RECRUITINC SERVICE AMERICAN LEGION SUILDING CAMDER. t. C. Y: 'ou read it on the calend&r~-and you feel it in the sir. There are wonderful things for you to look into: Spring — and the oat- A Rivieca at Sedan prices. Twcxloor SedooeUy four-door Sadani in a wide doowcaffing-and that <*V 0 ”**^Convertibles, lively jabiUnce that Wap**, a Coupe-cars for every ^ ^—* pfoctically any budget. And nowhere }t the spirit mni $£ There are even gay new spang colors to evidence M your Buck dealer’s. hel P you meet the season in For B ukk prices are somediiiig Id jubilate about too. They start just above the low est bracket-and they are accompanied by very easy-to-take arrangements aa to the “deal.** v / %* 1 ' M ^ ^ ■; *4' ■■ How about today-at latest tomorrow- for keeping your date with your Bukk deeleF? time wHh Buick off all the gay garb. And of course, if i haven’t yet done so, there’s ^ allow Drive* for you to 1950 line, meet and sample^ you’ve a date—right now * -to meet spring at your Buick m:< ^ dealer’s. A date not only to see ^J ,re "pleasant things —but to hear pleasant news as well. Fmmhvm Itte fikeee BUICK'S THE BUY MfOfna-COMMUtMOM hrmkoll rmh+l+k—d posrw in Ihf •npioM, fhrm hp ratingi. (N4w F-263 mngimm in SUM modmitj mm XO A DM ASTER, optional mt mxtrm coil om SUPER mod SPECIAL i ffirniioA a 8—^ kackklm" toutllf^Aw « ae#Men eafrtf sMFwM^M FwMSWrD^ OOmMw VOfiffpMBR VISIBILITY, doom op food rhw Both hrpard and Bock • TRAPFK-HAHOY SUM, hu ovor-ott kagth hr —hr parking and garaglhg, ifcorf turning rodiut • KXTIA-MflDff Si ATS springing. Safety Rida rims, low-protsura mastus, optional at oxtra low-prstturm first, rids-sfs m mm Standard on Ml cool an SUM and inciAi wms AAMAY Of moons wHh Body by Fiskor -v! g-x-id \ 1/ V 7mm In HENRY j. TAYLOR. ABC Nstwmrk. srsty