The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 03, 1950, Image 6
Waek-«iid cuMt. of Mr. and Hn
Ooue, also Carrie Utt
Neal, all of JackaonTiUe,
Mlaa Barbara Jean Yoang spent
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Baddy
Copeland of Kershaw.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Clyborn, Sr.,
had as their week-end geests, Mr.
and Mrs. M. E. Langford and
daughter, Lena, of Branson.
Mrs. T. B. Bowers of Kershaw*
Mrs. W. P. Davis, Jr., Mrs. Eugene
Hyatt end Mrs. Edward Hyatt were
shoppers In Lancaster Monday af
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Trueedale and
Mrs. Hansel of Monroe, N. C., visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Clyburn. Se.,
Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Anthony and
daughters, Ceclle and Judy, of
Camden, were . Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John C
Anthony.. ' ~
Mrs. Harold .Waynlck and son,
Harold. Jr., of Camden, visited Mr
and Mrs. Nye Workman Sunday.
Miss Katherine Barfield was the
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Floyd of Orangeburg
Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Ellis of Cam
den, sppnt Sunday with Mrs. Mary
Truesdale.
Miss Evelyn Truesdale and John
Trueedale visited Annie Mae Neal
In Kershaw Sunday afternoon.)
Rev. and Mrs. Smith visited
Colon Truesdale in the Veterans
hospital of Colt^nbla, Monday.
Mrs. Sam Young, Mrs. W. H
Barfield, Mrs. B. 8. Young, Mrs.
Carl Hasty, Miss Evelyn Truesdale,
Mrs. Mary Truesdale and John
Truesdale attended the funeral of
William Clark at Beulah church,
near Camden, Monday afternoon.
Mr. Clark was Mrs. Sam Young
and Mrs. Mary Traesdale’s uncle.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Clyburn, Sr.,
made a business trip to Columbia
Mondaymorning.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Rush had
as their guests Monday, Alger
Rush of Chattanooga, Tenn.
Miss Erma Rush Is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Rush in Camden
this week.
Mrs. W. L t Blackmon attended
a meeting of the National Foun
dation for Infantile Pkrslysis at
the Court House In Camden Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Tom Jlay has returned
tm Bureau meeting at the i on inw plant for afi-
JHampton hotel In Columbia Mwn but particularly
day. The purpose of the ^ .*0 ^ gaslhee
Westville Community
after spending two weeks
her daughter, Mrs. Walter
of Orangeburg.
Mr. and Mrs. L L. Wilson and
son. Buddy. Jr„ visited Mr and
Mrs. Nya Workman Saturday af
ternoon. ' -
Mr. sad Mrs. Fred Thomas of
Camden, were cupper guests [Fri
day night of Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Clvburn. Sr.
Mr. and Mrs.' W. P. Davis, Jr.,
and ton. Brace, were guests Sun
der at the birthday .dinner given
to 'honor of William Beeves at
Pleasant MIlL
A. B. Kister visited Mr. and Mrs.
L. C. Clyburn, Sr., Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. W. L Blackmon .attended
s Farm Buenau meeting
Wade
Thursday
meeting was to organise the As
sociated Women of the Farm Bu
reau of South Carolina. Mrs.
Blackmon was the representative
for Kershaw county.
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Owens were Mrs. W. F. Smith
and children of Camden. Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Bradley and children
of Lancaster, and Mr. and Mrs.
John D. OweUs of Kershaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Broadus Vincent
were week-end guests of Rev. and
Mrs. Clyde Quinn and family of
Glendale.
Mr. and Mrs. Shelbv Trueedale
attended the funeral of Steve West
In Florence Sunday afternoon.
While there they visited Mr. and
Mrs. Burwell Truesdale and family.
Mrs. Sunle McDowell and Mrs.
Alma Grant were dinner guests
Sunday with Mrs. Fannie Trues,
dale and Mrs. Eunice Stover In
the afternoon they visited Mrs. C.
F. Ceuthen of McBee
Tommy Stover attended the Mid-
Winter Formal dance at Wlnthrop
College Saturday night
Ralph Truesdale Is still a patient
in the Columbia hospital
Miss Fannie Bell McDowell of
State Park, was the week-end guest
of Mr. and Mra. T. F. McDowell.
Sunday morning they attended
servicee In the Kershaw MefhodiH
church and In the afternoon they
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mangum
of Pageland.
Mrs. Colon Truesdale, Mrs. Mary
Truesdale, Miss Evelyn Trueedale
Improvements Are
Being Made In
Rose Dime Store
der way at the
are completed, the
one of the moet modern In
den.
Between 415,060 end $18,000 is
"being expended in the vast pro
gram of renovation.' From wall
■to wall and from top to bottom
•the store will have been renovat
ed, even to the installation of
handsome new shriving
counters. -. j
One of the moet interesting im-
-provements is the installation of
a Chrysler Airtemp air condit-
ML
gas heating system
whereby the heat is forced out
from registers in the wall.
A new asphalt rubber tile floor
is being installed while the front
of the building is being entirely
changed sd^far as the display
windows are concerned. The new
windows will have an increased
depth of 14 inches and will have
plate glass becks. This will en
able a greater and more effective
window display of merchandise.
A new office balcony, quite a
bit larger than the one formerly
used has been provided- at the
rear of the main floor. -
One of the most noticeable
changes is the installation of the
latest design in lighting equip
ment which gives the store a
brilliance that is comparable to
bright sunlight The fixtures are
Will
Bear Speech In
Snmtertyn March 8
Flower kwenr from all parte
the state are expected to journey
»ter March 8 to beer a
Illustrated with color mov-
by H. M. Russell, nationally
known authority pa HemerocaUla
—"11
attractive and give a
effect Bum the paste
s in which the sides of the
store interior are finished.
A. ML Wagoner, who has
esfully managed the store for
the past four years, plans to have
the store completed in about three
At this time it is hoped
a formal opening, hut
_ is to continue
the renovation period he
r
that
*9 m
open at aQht
dentist. Jest a country
boy Who Hkes plant breeding." M
the way Mr. Hassell, s former Dal-
sell nurseryman who now makes
his home In Houston, Taxae, ex
plains his «i«g success.
Russell, who has spent more
28 years cross breeding lilies,
win lecture In Sumter's Central
school auditorium Wednesday af
ternoon, March 8, at 4 p. m., under
the auspices of the Sumter Garden
club council.
The world's largest grower of
day lilies began work on his 24-
hour lilies way back in 1822 on a
little nursery farm at Dalsell. Fif
teen years ago ho moved his nur
sery to Houston where the climate
was better sntted to growing lilies
and where he would be closer to
the markets he wanted to reach. .
Today the Russell gardens in
shnne for
shipped an
■efl-growu day lilies ara
to all parti of the
As If all this s
for one man. the
from Dalsell has developed the
world’s Urgent day Illy along with
some 200 other named varieties of
day lilies.
Two decades ago, the fulva
(tawny) and -the fUvp (lemon)
were the only day liliee in Amer
ica. From these Mr. RosmII has
developed 227 named varieties, SO
varieties under number and more
than 80,000 hybrids under number
for future observation.
The largest lily In the world
developed by Russell M known as
Anris Victoria Russell, a pore
golden yellow lily with no trace
of green. It blooms atop a
45 Inches high or taller sad
mature bloom measures 10
to travel uSh mum u
to search of!
1 work
.. . . _ While hsoii.
charge/*
foremost
the day Ifly when heM^
Sumter. A capacity
flower lovers,1a expect** 1
The Cannargue is u id
180,000 acres in France t»
ed by foe •Hedlterranesa'^?
two Rhone brunches thrW* 1
the water of the Rwr 1
ranches the sea. *
About 400 caverns or pm— ,
LV'Vs*]
and John Trnosdale visited Colon
Truesdale In the Veterans hospital
in ColumbU Wednesday.
Miss Vera Lou Clyburn of Cam
den, is spending this week with
her parents, Mr. and Mra 8. W.
Clyburn.
Dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. T. B. Clyburn and family were
Michelle Dudilleu of Newport
News, Va., and Odell Young
BIRTH
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jackson of
Camden, are the proud parents of
a daughter, EMabeth Anne* born
on Tuesday, Feb. 28, at the Cam
den hbspltal. Mrs. Jackson is the
former^fls^flni^Younr
Tl W AT A*P/
kPPLES
5 lbs.
SAVINC
STUDIO COUCH
*69”
SEE OUR v
WINDOW DISPLAY
Ann PuKe Fine Feeds
Ann Page
Salad Dressing
Hr 23c & 39c
Ann Page Grape
Beans . 2 c.™
Ann Peg* Grape
Jam.... ^
Aim Figs Peanut
Gutter.. *52*
Ana Pugs Chocolate or Vanilla
Sparkle Puddings
5c
Ann Page Prepared
Cmnltetti 2 !£ 25c
Ann Page
ketchup *£?
Ann Pngs
Mneqgoni nl
Ann Pugs
■I ■ »
Tomato Soup
8*0
Can
FRESH
GREEN BEANS-2 lbs.
FRESH GREEN TOP
CARROTS — 2 bunches
5-LB. BAG
ORANGES
RED EMPEROR
GRAPES 2 lbs.
FIRM HEAD
LETTUCE 2 for
YELLOW
ONIONS 2 lbs.
NEW RED BLISS
POTATOES/. 5 lbs.
TOMATOES ctn,
SIZE 380's
LEMONS doz.
wrflf il i iiBumaMimwiMiai:. -
Coldstream Pink
SIMMONS
SPACE SAVINC
SHOW
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“Super-Right’ 1 Meats
Sirloin
STEAK lb
CLUB »STEAK lb.
Standing
RIB ROAST lb.
Boned and Rolled
RIB ROAST lb.
J
Bonless. Lean
STEW i lb.
Short Riba Of
BEEF or PLATE _ __ __ lb.
GROUND BEEF ,lb.
, »• Tie ‘ A *,
Loin
PORK
Rib End < ^ } f
PORKl ROAST _____ ____ lb. 49c
J>REM|UM FRANKS.... lb. 49c
Morrell Pride
JBACON —Mb. pica,. Uc
Fresh Frocsn
SHRIMP — lb. 69c
(Roes fish)
PERCH Collo, pkg, —, lb. , 33c
FLOUNDER FILLET 43c
No. 1
Tall
Can
No. 2%
Can
12-Oz.
Cana
No. 2
Can
No. 1
Can
10-Lb.
Bag
8-Lb.
Can
Pkg.
Sunny brook Grade A Large
Fresh- Eggs ’iST 45c
Sunnyfield Creamery
Ixitter... idTiStau ^ 71c
Mild American
Cheese ____ ^ 41c
Cheeee Food Spread
Ched-O-Bit ES 75c
American or Pimento
Mel-O-Bit Sf 83c
Community Concoit Wg#k
March 4-11
Dtcido Now to Enroll
Mr
FURNISHING COMPANY-
earn -« » - g._ TWa US M
Rvoryminf “or ■ nw no me
Jens Parker Chocolate or Cocoanut
Layer Cake
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Jane Parker
Wei Food Bor
Horn. Strk or Sutwkb
Morvel
Itaml •
•'mwn n’ Serve Rolls
12-Ox.
Cake
SALMON
Iona Sliced or Halves
PEACHES
Nlblets Brand
corn :
Dole's Pineapple
CHUNKS.
Libby’s Fruit
COCKTAIL
Sunnyfield Self Rising
FLOUR
A&p ** Own Vegetable Shortening
dexo
Gerber’s Strained or Chopped
Baby Foods 4 Jars
Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee—With Meat Balls
SPAGHETTI
Nestle’* Semi-Sweet
MORSELS
Swift
PREM
Dash
Dog Food 2
Post
TOASTIES
Rich and Flavorful
Nectar Tea
Whits House Evaporated
MILK 3
Shortening—Swift
JEWEL
SWIFT MEATS FOR BABIES
STRAINm DICED
19c
A&P
FOOD STOKES
12-Ox.
Can
1-Lb,
Cans
%-Lb.
Pkg.
Tall
Cans
A&P Coffi
Mild and Mellow
8 O’CLOCK
£ 67c
f
Rich and Full Bodied
RED CIRCLE
70c
Vigorous and Winey
, BOKAR
'£■ 72c
Golden Maid
AAARGARINI
White «1!
Colored .. i&
CAMAY
SOAP
3 £S 21c
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SWAN
Reg.
SUPER
SUDS
i^25cm'63i
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1^25*^61
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SNOW
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SOAP
3 as 21c
PALMOLIVE
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3 8& 21c
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