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Phone 435 J. The Messenger Print Shop W. M. LENOIR, SR. Sumter, May 5 ? Walter M. Lenoir, Sr., 76, died at his home at Haratio this morning after a long illness. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Margaret Gaillard Lenoir; three sons, Walter M. Lenoir, Jr., Sumter; D. G. Lenoir, Newark, N. J.; S D Lenoir, Sumter; one sister, Mrs. C. W. Sund ers, Hagood. I The funeral services were held at 4:30 Monday afternoon at tl,o Church of the Ascension, Hagood. Interment will be in the churdhyard. The Rev. George H. Harris will be assisted by the Rev. J. B. Walker in conducting tho services. SALESMEN WANTED MEN WANTED for Rawleigh Routes in Camden. Write today, Rawleigh Co., SCE-21-STi, Ridfrmtond, Va. NEVER BEFORE SUCH A SMOOTH SHAVING BLADE at thlB low prlcmt ?AMAZE A MINUTE, SCIENTIFACTS BY ARNOLD MIDWAY HONOR ROLL FOR EIGHTH MONTH First Grade, Bertha Hayes, Betty Jane McCaskill, Julia Rider, Sara* June Rozier, Donald Holland, Claude West, Jr. Second Grade, Betty WeBt. Third Grade, Myrtle Corbett, Sarah Davie, Ralph Young, Sarah Catherine Watkins. Fourth Grade, Azalee Ingram, Co lene Hall,. * Fifth Grade, Troy West. Sixtlfa Grade, Pauline Catoe, Lun nell Elliott, Carl Holland, Myrtle Hor ton, Lewis Lee West. Seventh Grade, Ferris Joyner, J. R. Teal, Ida Lee Threatt, Margaret WeBt, Margaret Yarborough. Eighth Grade, Elizabeth McCoy Willie J. Parker. Ninth Grade, Margarette Anderson. Gene Cooper, Sadie Corbitt, Willie Ho ton, Emily McCoy, Laurie West. Tenth Grade, Evelyne Corbett, Ruth Walters. I Eleventh Grade, Willie C. Ander son, Oralie Brannon, Margaret Hol land, Martha Moseley, Floree Rozier Thelma Stokes, Blanche Threatt, Ruby Gay West, Roy Parker. CAVtTKIt FI1LD WhoM Illuminating Waahlnotan L?tUr? Appear In Tl?la Pa par. SALEM BN WANTKI): Hava op oiW-ng now for raliablo nalcaman 25 to 50 yearn to tako cara of demand for Itawloixh houaohold producta in iCacnden. <iood profit# for huatlar. Wo furoiah ?yary thinpf but tha car to atart you. Rawleigh Co., I)ept SCD-21-C, Richmond, V*. New "Spring Tonic" for Motor Cars YOU can't stop the seasons ? but science has found a way to rr.nke them more enjoyable, particularly tor motorists. ?' It all started through the research years ago of an obscure Roumanian, who was attempting to find a way to stop the kerosene lamps in the homes of bis countrymen from smoking. ? He found a way to dissolve from the oil some of its impurities and the germ of his idea has resulted in a revolu tionary new way to refine motor oils known as the Clcarosol Process. Tins new process, developed !>y the S Ok' a y ? V a c u u m Oil Company, "washes" out the natural impurities , found in all crude oil. and lea* - finished product free oi j;uin and i t!ur harmful substances iliat cost motoric millions each year hi on; keep and repairs. It was announced today that a new kind of summer Mobiloi! mai'e hv t!;:s new process was now * a\ arable u> motorists. Although the new refining procr-s took years to perfect, it is a!mo>t a;:', matic in operation, thanks to ? ?? science and engineering. A >:.i into litjuid under pi ovuie vi :: J1 - to -'50 iRiunds per itu Applicants Wanted for Marine Corp* Examination of 50 applicants fen entrance in the Marine Corps will bi held at the Marine Corps Headquart ers Post Office Building, Savannah Ga., during the month of May, it ifc announced by Major Louis Estell Fa gan, Officer in Charge. The Marine Coups accepts only young men who are graduates of high school or have equivalent or (higher ed ucation at other schools, and who arc not less than 66 inches tall, and who are over 18 years of age. If undai 21 years old consent of parents is re quired. The Savannah office considers ap plicants from Virginia, North and South Carolina, Florida and South Georgia, and is the only office where applicants in these States are exam ined. Applications will be mailed up on request. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is (hereby given that one month from this date, on May 10th, 1985, I will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County my final return as Executor of the estate of Anne E. McDougald, deceased, and on the same date I will apply to tho said Court for a final discharge as ?aid Executor. LEWIS L. CLYBURN, Executor Est. of Anne E. McDougald. Camden, S'. C., April 10th, 1935. Lady Took C&rdui When Weak, Nervous "X cant My enough for Cardul If K talked all day," enthusiastically writes Mr*. U H. Caldwell, of States Yffle, N. O. '7 have used Cardul at tatorvala for twenty-five years," she tdtk "My trouble In the beginning WM weakness and nervousness. I read of Cardul lrj, a newspaper and decided right then to try It. it seemed before 1 had taken half a bottle of Cardul I was stronger and was soon op and around." Tbou*?n<l? of womtn testify Cardul bena nt*4 Q?ra. If It doe* not benefit YOU. . WWilt ft phytlolftn. Making Application for llankhead Tax Exemption Certificates In the next few days all cotton contract signers will receive notice from their local committeemen where to go to make application for their tax exemption certificates for lMo. This, of course, does not apply to non-signors as it will bo absolutely necessary that they go to see their local committeemen. The time set. for the closing dato for the receipt i>T applk'a' io:is i.; May IS, 1!>,?>5, G:00 I'. M., :i-i applications will be re ceived afi?T this ? ia t . ? whii-ii was set by the State Allotment Hoard. All I'ariii. is : t ? ur,;t d to make applicat ion a s iji' ir'uly as i1 as this will mean p".L .ag oat cotton ;_;in eortifi i;.us a: an iMiiy i!.-.ti. Henry D. < iie-Ml, t\\inty Patrick It.'! ?! ?.!" i !? ' stun whea sued by i..s laiulla-iy saM she was so sting..- that she used face powder to save soap. AM A Z E A M 1 N U T E . ! SCIENTI FACTS BY ARNOLD ' "Wild Bill" Cummings Drives Second Chevrolet "Wild national A. A. A. raring champion, recently took delivery of hi* second Chevrolet n nrw 1 01r? Maater De Uite tK-ditn with which he In pictured ?l>ove. Cummings became n Chevrolet owner following In* victory <it laJhuMpolhlait Decoration Day. In the ovnl he In shown an he fintaherl the Inrlinnnpolis elnssic, wearing the new tyj>e aarfi Mm#* that VMM recent ?k|it?d by the A. A. A. Content Board for all racing drivers in 1W5.