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Name Committees For Pastor Classic Ticket* For Victory Ball Are Now On Sale In Thia Area. At a moot lug hold In tho office of tho Ohutnhcr of Coiiiiiicrcc Tuoaday nioruiiiK <vominl(toe8 wore named and plana completed for tho Victory Hull to be kIvcti In tho now armory on the evening of Friday, Aindl 30. Tho famous Tony IHuilor orchestra will play for thin outstanding soclul event Tho following are the committee# named to take charge of the dance classic. Arrangement Committee. Mrs. Ix>ls Coxe, Mrs. Alice Marye and Mrs. John ('annon. Reception Committee. .Mrs. F D. (ioodalo and Mrs. Loon Schlosburg. Ticket Committee: Mrs. John Mullen and DaCosUi Urown. Decorating Committee: Donald Morrison, Dallas J Mahony, Sep Shehoen and M Shebeen. Roster Committee: Mrs. I.eon Schloshurg, chairman. Publicity Committee: Prank II. I I (oath and John M. Cannon. Mrs. John Mullen, chairman of the ticket committee, announced that ticket* for the ball will be placed on mile Immediately at the Corner Rook Store. Camden Hotel, Chronicle office. Cadet club, Klllotts, Southern Aviation achool, member* of the police force, membera of the Junior Welfare League, the Hursfleld club, Red Cross headquarters and on the day of the dance 'dfjtjKe war booth in front of the post (Office. 4 Buy War Bonds and Stamps OR. 8YLVE8TER GREEN TO DELIVER ADDRE88 Miss Lucile Hewlett, principal of the Huron DoKulb 1Ugh school, has announced that Dr. Hylvonter Green, president of Colter college, has accaptod the invitation to deliver the commencement address, and Mr. W. H. Garret, pastor of the Flrat Methodist church In Lancaster. has accepted the invitation to preech the Iktccalaureate sermon for the graduation exerciser at Huron DeKalb school. The commencement exorcises will be held the night of June 1, 1943. and the buccal aureate services Sunday evening, May 30, 1943. { For Your Dancing Pleasure - TONY PASTOR ! j AND HIS FAMOUS ORCHESTRA FEATURING ! ? The Norton Sisters, A Lovely Trio . ? Stubby Pnstor '^c 'rump^cr 'n '^e Rus'ness ! ? Johnny ]\JorriS9 The World's Fastest Drummer Better Known as "Paradiddle Joe'' - Star of the Paramount Short ( "Drummer Man" and eomposer of the Song Hit "Knock Knock" ^ 4-4-Former Top Man With Artie Shaw s Charlie Irotta a?'i \M l?p? . ai 15 Other Top Rank Musicians The Net Proceeds of This Dance go to the Red Cross J Let's Put Kershaw County Over The Top ! !! ! | Friday Nite, April 30, 9:30-1:30 j NEW ARMORY j Admission $2.20 Including Tax | . Tickets on Sale at the Chronicle Office or Almost any Place in Town Sponsored by The Camden Chronicle Dedicated to Truth Pledged to the People In the Armed Forces dempsey stogner taking basic training Aviation Cadet Dempsey Stogner, left about two weeks ago for Augusta, (iu , where ho Is taking his basic training at Georgia Aero-Tech, school. LOIS I. BIACKWEIL CALLED TO SERVICE Atlanta, Ga., April.? Headquarters Fourth Service Command announced the following Woman's Army Auxiliary Corps reservists from Camden, have been called to active duty and will report to Third WAAL Training Center. Fort Oglethorpe. Ga.. this week for training: Lois I. Hlackwell, Hermitage Mill. LIEUT RICHARDS IS SENT TO CHICAGO Lieut. J. G. Richards. Jr . who was recently assigned for advanced training a,t St. Joseph, Mo., spent the weekend witli liis parents in this city. Lieut. Richards left Tuesday by plane for Chicago where ho will be statiomnl for the next several months at the plant of the American Air Lines company. PVT. JAMES GARDNER IS PRISONER OF WOPS Word has been received from the War Deimrtment that Pvt. James J. Gardner is captured by the Italians. Private Gardner, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Gardner, of Logoff, was reported missing in action about a month or two ago. He also has relatives here. Among thorn his sister, Mrs. Monroe Osborne, and Misses Susie and Mary Gardner FRANK SHIRER DuBOSE COMMISSIONED LIEUT. Fort Benning, Ga.?Fnuik Shirer DuBope of Camden, was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Army of the United States today upon successful completion of the Officer Candidate Course at the Infantry school at Fort Benning. Lt. DuBose Is the son of Mrs. N. S. DuBose of 1302 Western Ave., Norfolk, Va. The new officer is a graduate of Camden High school and Clemson college, where he was prominent as an agriculturo student. 1 FOR SALE I 1939 Dodge Coach, in excellent condition. Good tires, radio. LAFAYETTE SERVICE STA. !i PFC. CHARLES R. goodale receivs diploma KoohUv Field, Miss.?pfc it, (loodaltHs thS latest aoldler,*!^1 from Camden to receive his dtiX? an an export airplane mechanic n Keosler Field's B--24 Liborutor Biiuk,"* school a unit of the Army Air BWw Technical Training Command 1h now graduatluK a new cla*8 <2*5$ ohanlcs every day. " Pvt. (loodale is the son of,Mr ??/ Mrs. T. E. (loodale, 1213 Lym5jl street, Camden. Ho 1h now ready f active lino duty, servicing and tainlng the huge Liberators for lo^, distance bombing forays ugulnst th Axis. MARY M. DeLOACHE LEAVES FOR CAMP GRANT Fort IhW Moines, Iowa.?Mary u DeLoacho of 1707 North MUl Camden, was a member of the unt, leaving the First Women's Army AuiL 1U*ry Corps Training Center h?re li"' eently for service at Camp Gran in While at Fort Des Moines she tt ceived military training preparing her to release a (mined combat aoldUf from behind the lines work. Men. bora of the unit Will replace eoldiers at such Jobs as post-exchange workers, postal clerks, stenographers, switch board operators, drivers of light motor trucks, chauffeurs, dispatchers, book keepers and typists. DeLOACHES NOTIFIED OF THEIR SON'8 8AILING Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin P. DeLoachei received a long distance telophom^ call on Monday from their son, Be*] jamin, saying he was sailing thst' night with a U.S.O. unit for Alaska where he will entertain the boys i) our armed forces. Mrs. Benjamin D*. Loache, Jr. (Agnds Davis) Is also en-^ tertaining at the various hospitals and camps in this country. Another son,! James, is with the anti-airborne dd vision at Fort Meade, S. D., a daught-! er, Aux. Marjorie DeLoache, is with I the WAA/Cs stationed at Camp Grant, 111., a son-in-law, CapL Malcolm Bry' ant, is with the armed forces overseas. COUNTY ROARS DOWN STRETCH IN DRIVE TO REACH QUOTA 1 (Continued froih nrst page) Paschal of the city of Columbia. Mr.' Paschal, an able and interestingi speaker, covered the present dijvt very thoroughly in his remarks tngj sold his listeners on the idea of imJ mediate and generous purchase of the vital bonds. Present with Mr. Paschal was 8gt.j Ralph A. Neely of the United States^ Army, who has just returned from tt] months duty overseas. Introduced by Chairman Marion Heyman of the bonih sale committee, Sgt. Neely spoke briefly, stating that he had been overseas for nearly two yCars and hid., seen plenty of action. He added that1 he was happy to be back in this netion. and especially to be with his mother and friends in Columbia. Th?^ Sergeant was given a big hand by; the audience. H Other speakers at the rally wea(J Henry G. Carrison and J Team Gettjvfl co-chairman with Mr. Heyman. lita invocation was offered by Dr. Maurlej'J Clarke and at the conclusion of thi] meeting A. C. McKain led In thl9 singing of "God Bless America," MmJ James Gandy presiding at the plan#.* Tax Notice" 1 i -d ???______?~ 1942 State, County and School Taxes j may be paid this month, with 2 per j cent penalty. On May 1st taxes will ; go into execution with 7 per cent added. v C. J. OUTLAW j T reasurer . j Kershaw County, South Carolina I NOTICE I as | Beginning May 1st a 7 per cent pen- J alty will be added to all I 1942 City Taxes jl Louise W. Boykin *n City Clerk 77'"':'"fjj