The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, April 06, 1921, Section One Pages 1 to 8, Image 3
AMERICAN IEGION th
NEWSY BRIDIEIS l
er
of
C upid spends a reasonable amount or
of his time loafing about the club- sa
rooms of the American Legion post Fi
at West Warren, Mass., for marriage i
is suzsidized in that organization. The pc
post has v<.tad to present $25 to every
mc mber who gets married. The offer
is retroactive to the (late of organize m,
tien of the post; consequentlv 4even
of the.members will receive the gift.
Athletic teams and bands using the
name of the American Legion must
be made up exclusively of Legion
naires, accordin gto a ruling made by
the executive committee of the Min
nesota Department of the Legion.
The first call for reservations at
the National Convention of the Amer e
ican Legion in Kansas City, Mo., U
next fall, comes from Lewis F. Tuttle
Post No. 54, of Anthony, Kan. And
the request is for reservation for
every member of the post. Anthony U
boasts a membership of ninety-seven
per cent of the eligible men in the *
community, even reaching across the
line and drawing a number of Okla
homans into its fold.
One of the numerous overflow U
meetings attendant on the American
Legion's "All American" gathering in
New York was an impromptu affair
staged by Grant Mitchell, starring in
a current Broadway comedy success.
"Staged" is the right word, for
Mitchell held his meeting in the thea- *
ter between the acts and the audience
were his collaborators, Mitchell ex
plained what the Legion was doing
and called on the audience to sing the
National Anthem. They resnonded
with enthusiasm. Encouraging ~Voices
endorsed the actor's statement that
"this is as good a place as any to join
the American Legion in showing our
Americanism."
General John J. Pershing, lsie
Janis, and national ollicers of the
American Legion will attend an A mer
ican Legion banquet in St. Louis
April 18, which will be the closing
feature of a conference of' adjutants
of Missouri posts of the Legion.
A warning to Anim- ican L'gioni post
officers against using the infue nice of
the Legion to obtain postm..tt 'rships
and other political appointnilts lias
been made by II. B. Fell, Comma der
of the Oklahoma Departmont of the
ex-service men's organizatin. The
Legion commander declared that there
is no attemlt to curtail the efforts of
Legionnaires as individuals, but that
activities tending to involve the
Legion in politie's are contrary to the
constitution of that organization.
A sui mof $221,000, raised during
the war, for the Michigan Patriotic
Fund, Will soon be turned over to the
welfare committee of the Michigan De
partient of the American Legion, a
cording to Guy Al. Wilson, Depart
ment Commander. 1he money will beU
used for welfare work among ex-ser
vice m en.
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The state executive committee c
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,nerican Leg ion has assed a reac
tion endorsing the saa by the An
ican and French Children's Leagu
red artificial poppies to be wor
Memnorial Day. Proceeds of th
le go to the orphan children o
lance. An effort is being made t
ye all stores and homes display th
ppy May 30.
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the War Department. Posts of
state will receive instructions f,.
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s ate with the constituted authoritlie
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J. H. McCOLLUM,
Sumter, S. C.
tion. "Rock Hill is determined to
make this the best and biggest Sun
day School convention ever held in
the State." said Mr. Palmer, "and
with this in view the Rock Hill Cham
bar of Commerce has already raised,
snmong the business firmas of the city,
the sum of one thousand dollars to
nO expended solely in advertising and
promoting this meeting.
"Tlhi- is, I believe, the largest
amount over raised by a Convention
cIty in hiStte, and speaks volumes
for the local interest in the Conven
tion. Not only have they raised the
amount; they have paid in cash, at an
earlier date then any other city hss
ever paid its adlvertising fund. Rock
Hill stands in a class to itself among
the cities that have entertained the
State Sunday School Convention.
"All who attend this Convention
may well feel assured of a hearty wel
come from the Rock Hill citizens and
a dlelightful three (lays of fello -hip
together during the Convention, w.. E
will be heht in Winthrop College,
,June 8, 9, 10."
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man has hard ar
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pressure, andl the
b~eginning of kidney
and heart disease, 'due
constipation.
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realizedi that constipatio
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All creditors and debtors in re: es
tate of the late L. B. Asbell (Summer
ton Drug Co., Summerton, S. C.,) de
ceased are hereby notified to render
their accounts duly attested and to
make any and all payment due said
estate to the undersigned at Edgefield,
S. C., or to Summerton Drug Co., at
Sunimerton, S. C.
i. C. ASBELL,
Administrato . state of L. B. As
bell. 8-tf-c.
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