The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 11, 1938, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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tida of caution )
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1 sf/A to id rriA. if Ls the c ua to an of ait.
s'.a ? ardAss /.? f*-iApbonA to thA pilot,'
ova.' Ma d mao t conn Action that iinks
| her at a.i ttmas with thA pilot s tahin, ,
to make sure that '.3 ara are no bumps j
ahAad that wou.d ' >* iike.'y to spill j
thA ij'tuida. 'ThA pilots always know
what s on the roars*-. ' sha AipiainAd
| "and if wtrt iikcly to rido through.
| a rioud *i:n a 1 aw jounces, I wa;t;
i ur.'ii thA ifv.njf is sm'o'b before I;
i
ft was Wj tij < tirr.A before sh?- had
1 - t
,a rnornea* to sr. down besile me. and,
even then sbe hrj >*:ht her work with.
h?-r. baianrmz a '.Stewardess I>e'.al) 1
and Cabin Keport ' blank on her kneet
' at she filled it out in pencil She w as
j very trim and bus.nr-ns.ike in tne iirey'
uniform that is *0 be'ominK to ail of!
[the L'nited Air I.-lnt stewardesses, *ith;
jmat'.hink 11 a p shoes and ha* She
| harj flown on this division for a year.!
[she said i
Shy told me sne was thinking rath-;
I et seriously <>\ aakitig for a transfer"'
I'o on*- of the i'a' i/lc roast runs She d
[neve,- been out there and t.ne r. rn
. pan) i ? ',ul:.* willing to transfer any
, s ' w ardes/i who wants t.j to so*r.? '
other part of the country when there,
J ' |
is an opportunity
| There was con-iderahie to learn in
j'he bjslne-s she admitted At the
. 1 iU.s k??e i.??i^.l.*ui hef 1 rkiliUi4 t?'?*4.
f-'i'iiree.'-nt w a- th.'* e 'r'.p- w; n an
e* per jenr e.j stewardess durirrtf wh.rti
'he new work '-r w a * xp.-<ted Jearn
the territory and p*.mt? of j.v.
at'us'orj: herself 'o serving :r.":iij or.;
the plane, and beoori.e fa:n..:.ir with
a!! of Mr Ir.forTr.a'lon r.e*easary .1
answer 'j _*?-btions about the plane and
'. h e a 1 r w a y
All this Is d iff a rent today, they ha^i .
'old me at Chicago 1 r.ited A:r Linehas
an improved 'raining ?< h**d. not:
[oniy for newly employed girls but for
I'poktgraduaio cc/\,ri>>n fi.r fuhfledged
nit w ardesM-s as w ?11 Jn a labors
I tory and f la*?r's..m at the new fleid (
| headquarters building at the Chicago I
Municipal air'jKjrt. the accepted applt-!
cants receive loo hours of instruction j
Set up in this laboratory are a full !
sire sleeper section Including upper |
and lower berths, lounge chairs, ruch 11
as those used on the day planes. a'|
model bufTet. and a model gailerjjl
from which the stewardess learns the' t
preparation and service of food No
Stewardess is assigned to duties until t
she has completed this course and a
I
passed final examinations
All of which maxes it perfectly
rl'-nr why the flying public finds itself
in the hands of surh capable, poised !
jf.iitiK women who extend both hosp:-:
tailty and #?-rv|o m> charmingly
"Hut who thought of this idea of
having stewardesses on planes In :h<first
place?" I had axked In Chicago
fme of the employees in the Traffic
department of the I'ntted Air Lines
on the West'Coast had suggested it,
they told me. No one seemed to recall
hit name now It was In 1930
and the first stewardess shipped on,
a Western division plane In May of I i
that year Other lines Immediately ' i
followed suit, and now a stewardess i
s considered an essential and import- I
mt member of the crew. t
8o, to a nameless young man In
he West, our thanks for starting such f
i perfect idee on Its way to success. J
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Ivit u."/ 4-ay tit t?". j 5 art in good
klapt aid rtady for a ttifl ecrap
Voy ran wagtr tnat no matttr how
tit tidt !!'. * tit Ifulidog* will ht
in tltrt h\<-ry rninutt of tl-t gam*?
'it Cap* l?-avy, powerful lint will bt
fa'.?-d with an offtnj;vt that nas le^n
built under tit canny direction of
Coarn Viiltpigno?-spttd. preciiion and.
ufcing grty_ matter lnteiiifttntly mayj
be tie margin of victory for the Cite-'
den gridders
~A-&y <eani that can roll up 2i?2 joints
in ten eameB and hold their oppo nents *
to 2J?they're got gometh:ng ? so i
again we say. the IJulldogB ly on"!
touchdown. And H>ti> olotii j
TESTING BREEDING FLOCK FOR j
PULLORUM MAY AVOID LOSSES
I
Kershaw county poultrymen ran
avoid oobkille ?er.ous chick losses!
ntxt spring by having the birds selected
for next year's breeders tested '
this fa!! for puilorum disease, says
County Farm Agent \S" C McCariey
PuJiorum diseas-" or barjilary white
diarrhea kills more j^ung chicks than
any other one dnaani. acu^dtng " poultry
sp?rc:all?ts of tit (_'. S De-'
pa/tment of Agricui-ur*? Tht^ diseat")
passer* from the hen. to the ch:ck
through the "gg and the best way to
control it is to cull out all infected,
breeding stocit. 1
Eliminating puilorum disease from.
'arm and rcmm'-rc'.ai flocks is one ,f
the main points in the program of
h?- National Pou!*ry Improvement
Plan adopt<rd by many .South Carolina
pouiTym-.o Tenting the flocks fc?r th"
dis'raao i.>. a job for a trained p?-rs^>n
sa. a Mr McCarthy and this s^rvjfrri.av
be obtained from the Cl'-ms'-n
l.ives'fek Sanitary Ix-panment at C-i
u m b ia
<nh'-r objectives und'-r the National
Poultry Improvement Plan an- the ?.
N-r'.on of s'andard-bred flocks tha"
h'iv<- vigor and he ability to produ< ?
'! '.* ojt.:n?-d in th?- national plan ar-desirabie
for any poultryman. whether
h is enroled under the national plan!
or not. Mr MeCarley points out
Sweet Potato
Men Organize
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5EEDLIHG ORDERS EARLY:
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P;v:iL.T :..L^ Of :il? t*IV Ul^rS t-0 J
^-;:;.r.-Juc'.:Tj? i.-^as cvanj
p.v U to U.4V of growing trees
"> -. _^ *.LvQ?b tLt .iD'i may
. ar-vi u-vrf>i*i-.*.:i e a; far ai farm ^
.'-p,! are ccn~er3evi if "*"-'i supp^or^f i
virifvy Bfaod of tree- that wiiL ?itb I
; 'ovV.tion from fire, produce ifs first
rr.ertnanvao'.e material -?-:tiiin a period
^ twelve u> fifteen ye^rs in tbe form
of poi? wood. Dariig iut?seQaeDt|
years if wi-i produce products such
as poles, piling and saw timber that
can be cut from the stand.
The South Carolina State Commission
of Forestry at its state-owned j
nurserie-s is producing this year a,
large quantity of seedlings for plant-j
ing on farms of this state. These
seedlings will be sold at $l.->0 per j
thousand plus delivery charges this;
year. The cost being the production;
cost. I
A recent inventory indicates that
the following species and quantities j
of seedlings will be available at the
H?a'.e nurseries for planting this year.
Specie. &tock Available
Slash
Loblolly 4.573.272
Shcrt^f 71?'C4?
Long leaf
B. !>*u-t :
Y Poplar 2 "^V
Live Oa*
Water Oak
Aii person* interested, or who are
desirous of planting portions of their
UlrA lo ,r^ aiis year, should immediately
write or contact Jack C Blakeney.
district forester at Camden. S. C..
in order that an examination may be
made of the area to be planted and
seedling orders taken It is urged
that orders be made early before nurs,
ery supplies become exhausted.
~~UigofT H. D. C. Met
The November meeting of '-he borne
demonstration club of Lugoff was held
Wednesday at the home of Mrs J. VS.
A Sanders The mating was called
to ord-r by the president. Mrs. T?"Q
Gettys Th" roll was called, having!
sixteen members present and the min-1
utes read by the secretary. The rev
port was given by the treasurer. Mrs.
E. T Truesdale Devotional was led
by Mrs N P. Cettys The song of
the month, "It Came Upon The Midnight
Clear." /as sung. Also, the
project song for the year, "Follow The
Gleam." Then there was a special
song by Miss Irene Mangum which
was enjoyed by all.
The business matters being disposed
of the local leaders got their project
leader's report which is a Summary of j
the home practices.
Miss Fewell, the home demonstra-,
tioiY agent, then gave many helpful
suggestions and ideas on "8torage
Spaces." "A Place For Everything
and Everything In Its Place. Each
member of the family should have a
place to keep his clothing. 8he also
old of many ways to make storage
.paces if you didn't have one
During the social hour delicious refreshments
were served by Mr. Lathn
Gettys and Mr. J. W. A. Banders j
Pi Arts For Kar.ug* Chjptl
Noaeaber 4-th. iiuoagik ie*?> ?* ;
hi lit jw-riod daring which so-}
litttatipiA mL2 be h-ade for the build- ]
fcsg of h ciapti a: Knup.? Lake. woferrice
center of the Episcopal
church. near HeiierK*vU?-- X C.
The chiipe: *?2] b?e a memorial of the
2*:^ P.: Rrv Kirkxcdua G Finis j. DD.1
Hiti.t? of r?j*r South Carolina iad
!Lr*: ; ? ?-* idea: of t i-e Karura con'err
r :-e
Tie ?*>{< * ? of Kit i? g.s as a confere
xc.e gr:-uni w-nmg the entire
k>i:i-e-i? : was largely due to the cona*v
r*ted serri? of Bishop Fialaj as
:u* director Ut-i gu-dtng spirit for the
eve> ft tesri it has been 12 operation.
BetAc-p Finis* <?y-d at hia summer
borne a; iwa?sfs i>*ke A-g~=?t J T~
ll-lb after suffering a heart attack
Shortly after his death, the chape!
committee which haf been consider.r.i:
the need of a chapel f*c^r some time
Jeti-led that the **mc t ure should be
a z.c2cr^; to Bishop Ft to*? The
t.a.T-e chose a >?s ~Tbe Ctaj;-e! of '.he
Trrf~-a*;- o in Lo tieg Memory of
Ktrkntar. George Fcn'.ay "
The cost of the chapel is not to exceed
ten thousand dollars and part of
the a mot: nt is already in hand The
chapel will accommodate four hundred
and 5fty persons and wfl! be erected
on a site con r en lent to the main
building and surrounding cottages. It
I will be in the form of a cross., and
j the contour of the ground will per|
zdit the placing of two or three rooms
under the chapel proper j
The style of architecture will be of
the transition period from Norman to
e-arly Gothic. A chancel arch will
mark the division between the nave:
and the chancel The nave will be
lighted by windows in groups of three
along the side.
The construction will be of frame,
I and it is hoped that native stone may
be introduced in parts of the exterior.
The inside will be finished in pine
cut on the Kabuga property The Rt
| Rev. Robert E. Gribbin. bishop of
I Western North Carolina and newly
elected president of the Kanuga con-j
ferences. is c^kirman of the building (
committee, and the Rev. B Duval
Chambers, Westover Parish. Roxbury.i
T
Va., is in charge of g;ti memorials in j
the form of chapel furnishings
Contributors to the thapei fund will,
be given a copy of the architect's
drawing of the chapel to show their
memberships in the memorial. Small
er card* bearing their name* ?iH replaced
in the corner *ioae of the
klmcive, and ? Book of Memory containing
the dames of all eoaiributors
will be placed in the chapel
Taw desiring to have a pan :n
ibis memorial should contact Mrs L.
N McOoweiL local chairman
Results of elections La France on
Sunday, indicates a decided shift from
the leftist* to extreme rightist*, instating
approval of the government of
Premier I>eladier
A German Naxi newspaper this week
made a vicious attack on the Protestant
and Catholic churches of ' Germany
and the world, because of their
ateH.Trde in the German-Cxech crisis,
and was especially critical of the
Jews.
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Columbia, S. C.
Federal Land Bank
I
Farms in Kershaw County
FOR SALE
W. A. Branham farm, twelve miles west of Camden,
containing 250 acres; 100 acres cleared, balance
woods with some timber. One dwelling, one tenant
house, barn and other outhouses.
Rafe Harris farm, sixteen miles northwest of
Camden, containing 539 acres; 200 cleared, balance
in woods. Four tenant houses.
J. B. Baker farm, five miles north of Bethune, containing
114 acres in two tracts; 45 acres cleared* balance
in woods. One dwelling house, one tenant house.
Long terms low rate of interest. See
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