The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 03, 1950, Image 9
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■Reported
■Weather
, low t*mp«ratar«a of
day* with aotte baw
ng killed to aerwal
state, accordant to
head. Clemaon Her-
ent In thin
he ears that, while
, ' ...
la the
la rapid
he do
will ha killed.
of nv* 0a,r • ,r •
cept la the
„* , A5 W
la low
“That eo little
waa dae to the Tory gradaal drop
la tesaperataro^orer a^ pertod ^ol
iwnsiSeyS’dagaea iTordteht-
ly lower tor Tory many hours with-
ont iajury eren when the
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hardware
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f
ip hordwora stora it wHwrt we buy
The items lorge and small ;
hot fix the premises at home
From living room to boll
le doorknobs and the nails and screws
The kitchonwors and mop
tnd what if tokos to keep o door
From slamming to o stop. | %
md then there am the garden fools
The spado and fork and hoe ^
hot do their port to koop owoy •
The weeds that wont to grow
he hose and sprinkler that convoy
The water to tho lawn
id showers for Hi# children when .
The heat is really on.
be hardware store is valuable
And practical and good
cause it fills so many needs
For every neighborhood/ 1
[the way we want ovary ana to fool about •.
iden Hardware & Supply
Company
)WARE, BUILDERS* SUPPLIES AMD FARM
kMfrwJt*
dlttoha ware received hare this
week from IS orchards located
throughout the state. These re-
P°rta indicate varying stages of
bud development with SMM dam-
age from the (reavea. Prom the
Qroer area the reporta indicate an
eatimatad U per cent of the gray-
tipped bads of Obertaa. Oolden-
•aal. Redhavan. and Late Blbertas
bat open flowers an
Sullivan Early Elberta west not
hart • Prom the Qramling area the
jwporta showed Barnette Elbertas
ft par cent open and Redhavea
•Sowing pink with Elberta la the
P4* stage. Late Elbertas ware
aoatiy open with aa high aa 60
par cant of tho bads and blooms
killed. ■ ■ ’ ,
The reports from the Chester
field. York, Laurens and L*Ttng»«m
aroaa showed less damage to the
bads.
Mr. Musser reports that Methley
and Santa* Rosa plums, two of the
beet •varieties for South Carolina,
are in full bloom here but show
no Injury from low temperatures.
Damson plum buds show no sign
of swelling. He adds that the
Garden State variety of Nectarine
has less than five per cent open
flowers and that Keiffer and Doug
lass pears, while showing some
white in buds, are not open.
Haiglar Theatre
Cor. Broad and Rutledge Bit.
CAMDEN. 8. C.
COMING ATTRACTIONS
Friday and Saturday
Much 1 and 4
DOUBLE FEATURE! ‘
—No. L-
Monte Hale in
“SOUTH OF RIO-
—No~S— '• ■
# Wad Bin Elliott in
“RETURN OF DANIEL
BOONE-
Also: Serial “Tex Granger”
• and 7
SHOWING IN
CAMDEN!
Gregory Peck—Ava Gardner
Melvyn Dougins—Walter (
Houston—Ethel Barrymore
Frank Morgan in
“THE GREAT SINNER**
Also: Newis
The Ladies Missionary Society
held Its Week of Prayer program
at Ptagah church Taaaday after
noon. those giving parts on the
rogrem were Mrs. C. M- Shiver,
r, Mrs. K M. McMaiin and Mrs.
a M. Shiver, Jr. The meeting cloa-
ed by praying the LarCe prayer
Tuesday Nights
For Negro Library
Mr. and Mrs., _
were Sunday visitor* of Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Huggins.
Hoses McManus and family of
Sumter, were visitors of Mrs. Lena
[cMafum Sunday. \
Parker Hatfield. Jr, of Ooiam
bia, spent.the weekend with hie
Plana for the mus-meeting to
be held sometime this month wfcre
discussed at the regular meeting
of the Library Committee, Tues
day night
It area announced that the first
contribution was given to the
Negro Library Fund by the Rev
erend E. D. Marant of this city.
At the mam-meeting held at Jack-
son school, pledges were made u
follews: Rev. P. B. Mdodona,
Una, Sr,
Dr. C. C Brevard,
dollars.
AH interested citixens of the
County are urged to attend the
regular meetings held on Tues
day nights at 8 o'clock at Jack-
son school. Those unable to at
tend may send their contributions
to Dr. C. C. Brevard.
Carnival Day*
March A
Rev. Jamea A. Howard, anpar-
tatendeat of erehgettom of the
Sooth Carolina Baptm Convention,
will apeak at the Iftomltage Bap
tist church at the Mdrntng service
Sunday at 11 eVocf. 7
Rev. Trey M. Shesria, pastor of
the church, will speak at the eve-
aiag service at T o'clock.
Mr ShTparker Hau twanty-five dollars; Rrv. J. W.
fiild & M Boykin, fifty dollars; /L R. Col-
ATTENTION FARMERS!
r*^
Mr. pad Mrs. Maxie Chappel Sad
baby of Sumter, were eappar gueeU
of Mr. sad Mrs. J. L. Shiver Tues
day night.
Mlaa Evelyn Hayes and Mias
Martha Fincher of Commercial Col
lege, Ootombla, spent the week-end |
with Mr^and Mrs. Shuferi Hayes.
Mrs. Rath Hatfield. Mrs. Parker
Hatfield and Mrs. E. M. McMgnus
visited Mrs. Roy Rogers Tuesday
afternoon.
L. P. Baker and children visited
Mrs. Prank Baker in Rembert Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. L. A. White visited her lis
ter. Mrs. Leon Stuckey, and Mrs.
Roy Rogers Sunday.
Mrs. J. M. Blyther and Mis* Ma
bel Hatfield were visitors in Sum
ter Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rogers of
Sumter, visited Mr. and Mrs Roy.j
Rogers Sunday afternoon.
B. C. DuPre of Rembert, visltedl
relatives in the community Sun
day,
E. M. McManus and family visit
ed Mrs. Lena McManus Sunday
night
The Mens Club held its meeting
at the Shiver Club house Thursday
night with a large attendance. A
chicken supper was served to all
by the hostesses, D. J. Hatfield,
Clement Shiver, C. M. Shiver, Jr,
land BL M. McManus. . .
Mrs. W. £ Huggins and Mr*.
Joel Felder visited Mrs. Roy Rog-1
era Saturday night who has been
la bed with flu.
' Mias Ana McCutchin of Spring I
Hill, spent the week-end with Miss
Carolyn Hatfield.
“But the U. S. 8. R. did not I
need to build all four types be
cause It knew from American ex
perience that any of them would]
work.
Fish Pond at the
nivaL
Now She Shops
"Cash ui Carry
FOR SALE
COTTONSEED
lit 100-lb. Bogs
id bay* a pood gar-
tact, and the price
is attractive.
Soifthom Cotton Oil
Compony
PHONE 54
1949 LOAN COTTON WANTED
Now paying good Cash Equity above
average market prices. Send grades
and storage dates to....
P. 0. Box 323/Camden, S. C.
SOLVE
Your LAUNDRY
CLEANING
and
91
No. 7
930 Brood Straot
Without Painful Backache
CAMDEN, S. C.
I
has been called the fourth fiaai
food, then rail—it Ihei
music to Camden through tho
Drive,
; ’lieswu
material want of
altar, Asa naoriel
Community Cop*
i liiliiiiirii
• aad 0
Lao Gorcey and Bowery Boys
■7 in •
“MASTER MVDS-
With, Atlas the Monster
Also: NfwvComedies, and
Aa wa pieMav,
aad attain, avar-
• or aspoaara to
aa kidney tuae-
al pap aad
By Uflliziitg Our
ONE STOP PLAN...
Leave you Laundry and ClaanhHi al Be same time.
THE WHOLE TOWN IS TALKING...
about the manner In which we Launder Men's Shirts—
Only 15c CUH and CAMY
PRING
• • •
WE AM NOW PREPARED TO GIVE SUPER • SERVICE IN
* .$> > vt, r^ „ • 1 a «> ’ • '
v:^ . •' I - W J . 4 ,» t
Cleaning of, Clothes, Drapes, etc., under the Most
MODERN and SANITARY Regutariom
mSmi
at TENNEY’S
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Stob set waata. Oat Daaa’a POa todaj
Doan’s Pills
MARJO
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TOWN • CLAD
ALL-WOOL TROPICALS
Tan and Grey - Sires 3€-44
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TRAVEL' COOL
AU RAYON flllS
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HEALTH^
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irn unity Concerts... Bringing Music to the
•Our CURB MARKET can offer you batter voIum in SUPER FRESH VEGETABLES tor
two raaeans-—Fivit, our Moffcat it out off Hit high-rent oraO; Second, you do not kava
to absorb tho middlamoii'e. proffit.
•WHEN YOU BUY YOUR VEGETABLES FROM. US, YOU GET THEM FRESH.
THEY COME DIRECT FROM THE FARM, CRISP AND DELICIOUS, AND SO
REASONABLE IN PRICE.
•Add . .. you'll always got courteous ottantion, the kind that wooes the big suiilo. Iff
/ you wont your purchase dalivtrad, just soy so. We'll bo happy to do it.
Remember, we always cony Super-Fresh Vegetables and de
licious fruits... Just the things your doctor will tell you ore
essential to good health.
•AND LISTEN! NO PARKING WORRIES. PLENTY OF SPACE AVAILABLE.
CITY CURB
MARKET
Wait DoKalb Street — PHons 949-W -
Community Concerts bring Enjoyable Music • • • tbs kind that
Next Door to Comdon Music Shop
to EVERYONE'S
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