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U' ^ Mac MX TNCCAilbM CHMNICUb OAHOei. MMITM Flyiiffi IKrectw Stole^ Airplane For ffis First Solo Anteoe R. Hanter Telia, d Hia Verry Interealisic Epiaode. Aatone R. Hunter, clTOian director of n^a at the Southern Arlatkm •<dKwl hMe. -■tole’* the alrplaae to which be first sokwed. *‘A friend of. mine had brooaht a Taylor Cnb into the airport at Au- aneta. Oa^" be eald. •*! had had a tew heart Inatmction from aiMther gay. I wa* itchlna to tolo, and when I MW that Cn^ tittins there. I coaid not realst aettlna in it. After I was in it. I Gonldn't reaht takins It oO. That was my first solo.* *Tjooh-it* tipeth, assistant dtrectof of riyina. who tmddied with Hanter at the same airport soloed after only three hours dual instruction. “OffV dally.* he said. ^sOInofficially . I had less I *‘We didn't hsre anyone to tjsndi us aerobatics in tboM days. We picked up most of what wo knew from hear say. We'd snoop around tlbe hansara' where the old stnnt men srere talking, and when we'd hear them describe! how they did a certain stunt, we’d go, up snd try to do It the ^y we' coaid." With instractlons purely by bear.f My. Speth was trying hia first s'ow i toll orrr the Augusta airport oae day when he fell ont of the maneurer and ... 4i ww • s sj Youth Revival At Staring up at him from the field I^AfSAisgkCt^Ql U /blindhOCI and marrelling at his impromptu and * vUCvvoWll JHUilllvelS atricUy accideatal stunt feat. Wend 1 Hanter sung out. iL-Spethi' Jt j: '>■ A const** M dwraed for st tlM rate at_ 1 Ms Sit is le poiat typs Casa must For SaU FOR SALE—60 bushels sound mixed pestf, IS.SS per busheL W. A. Shnl«. Bomb^ S. C. 11-Up. FOR SALE—Freuh. tender, home- grosrn string htiinf and cabbage. Camden Pnmiture Company. 11c FOR SALE—All kise gmlvanized gar bage cans, at the Camden Hardr ware and Supply Co. Phmae 7. 11c LOST—Batioa Book No. 4. tesued to Bunico Rooeborough, 1014 N. Broad 8L. Camden. UP LOST—Ratkm Bo(A No. 4. ioaued to Mrs. C. E. Brown, >15 Fair streeL Camden, S. C. l*c LOST—War Ration Book No. 4. be longing to Robert X. Harsh, Cam den. route 1. Up Wanted FOR SALE—IWl kiodei A Todoc Ford, tires in fair condition, motor just over-hauled. See Gus Hays. Camden. S. C., or Phone tS7-W. Up WANTEO—Polpwood. hardwood, tliau her. We also buy land. Help your government by Mlling your irood now. Want to buy seveml good -used trucks.. See D. J. Creed, or ca» Ml. Py O. Box, 114. Cam den. 8. C. Utf a ...It.,* Tltere WOT be a Youth Revival m ****^ Loot-I* «»« pe,MO,ul HoilDM, cblirck. on Pilr aJUb. .bo Uko b»rfT«l. ot otb» bo«l.ml.« on Jnn. 1». muI wn. chrflian instructors, waa fiytng croao- FOR SALE—One small radio; two coUapMbie wardrobes. Call 174-W, after f p. m. Up WANTED—Industrlons man or wo man to sell boepitalisatloD insnr- ance. Write Southern Life Insor< ance company. Box 821. Florence, S. C. 11-14C FOR SALE—Beautiful, healthy pupa!WANTED—Electric stove, washing of registered Cocker Spaniel moth-! machine, electric water heater. er. Mrs. Tony Jones, StreeL f23 Walnut 12^ Loot — Found LOST—War Ration Book No. 4. is sued to Patsy Boss, route 1, Blaney, S C. Up tinning indefinitely. Servicea for this revlTat will be condnbted by Rev, George Pierce, of Colombia, the hours LOST—“C" Gasoline Ration coupons, of worship being as follows: license No. D4I568, S. C., iMued to Junior services each evening at LL John E. SchnelL Southern Avia- 7:1® o'clock: evangelistic servlee atj Uon achooL Camden. 8. C. Itc 8 o'^ock. Special singing wQT be Must be in good condition and rea sonably priced. Call >128 or write "Pro; Box ■ru,~la«K8*t6r,-S: CX lfrt Bruce Brigman. 11? beard at tbeae services. Eiveryone la. LOST—A and C Gas Ration booki. cordially welcome. country at nlgtu and wltboat para, mfbre u chutes before thalr present cadets ever thought of alrpUnaa, says he waa very Incky to get bis first long night **rhe manager of tha Charieaton Airport called me otm morning. 'Speth.* he said. *rva got a Cub that’s got to come up here from Asgusta. If you’ll pay your own' way dosm here on the train, HI lot you have the honor of flytnn airplane Speth took the ^honor.” Ooas country was hard to get Speth and Hunter are typical etvll- Ian tnstmetors la that they have learm •d about fiylag from cIom ehavea. *‘Onee,’* Mys Speth, "I was flying a student at 1.000 feet when be got over oo-hls back aad-let the nose get down. We fell off hell-bent for elec tion with the noee still down and pointing toward the ground.—Coming out of that one, we brushed tha trees, it WM one of thoce tight spots I didn’t have tense enough to recognlM ut that time.” ^ Once Hanter was out on a bam- atorming trip hopping paasangera !■ an old Waco OX-S. He had Inveigled two negroes to go op as paying pao- aengers. ITie engine qnH on the take-off. and he took the top of u cherry tree In getting the ship down. That scared and surprised Hanter, but he WM more enrpiised when the paeemigers Jumped fr^ the ship and atarted ’’out-running* It before It slopped. Rather nostalgleally. old bamatorm- log pilots realise that the days of ctmsy wild flying art gone. They were wild and crMy by necessity. It WM a question then of Jumping oft the deck and swimming—not ‘Tesm- Ing* to swim. Through the mlstakM and boners made in those dajra, the instmetors now tMchlng cadets learn ed what to do and what never to do •gain. Honors Awarded To Graduates At the Camden Hi School IX A. R. Good Citixenahip Modal Goes To Jalia ArranU. la the awar^ of medals to 1>44 gradnetes of the Camden High schooL made at the graduation exercises Tuesday evening in the auditorium of the Grammar sebooL the good citlsen- shlp award, sponsored by the D. A. R. Mtd awarded to the student chosen by the* faculty and student body M the ontotandlng good cltixen for tha year lMl-44, went to Miss Julia B Arrants. Other awards ahnounced tncluded tbe Bausch 43cienc« medal, given for excellency in general science, biology, chemistry and physics, which went to William S. Reaaonover; the Gram mar and High school echolarsbip given by Rev. P, H. Harding, to Vlf- >7.1; the High school character, scholarship and progreM award, to Miss Julia B. Arrants, with an aver age of >2.75: highest history average in 11th grade, the Cecelia WUling- for the beet eemy on uaes of eoUon in the present war. Class leaders and seconds M an nounced are: Grade IIC. Betty WmL Mary F. Langston;. 11B, Leroy Davis. William Reasonover and Clyde Clark, tied for second; llA, Jolla Arranfs. Joyce Smith: 1>C. WOIle Mae ElUott and Jean McLain; lOB, Ernestine Conyers and Sara Jane Rosier; lOA, Skottowe DePaaa azMl Bobby Horton; >C, PMaor Boaonborough and Bar bars Maseebean; >B, Doris Parker belonging to Ferris Shebeen. A and B gM ration books, betonglng to Meshell Shebeen. lie LOST—War Ration Book No. 4. la- sned to Richard C. Graves, Ker shaw, 8. C^ lip LOST—Special shoe stamp with num ber 252401BD on H. issued to James S. Rhame, 1>S4 Broad street, Cam den. lip and Katina Beleos; >A. Alfred Smyrl and Stoney Campbell; 8D. Henry Boy kin, Leon Bran^m; 8C. Margnrat Kirkland and Anne Horton; SB, Charles Price and Randolph Jones; 8A. Virginia Campbell and Sojdiia Beleoe 'Honors r 11th grade, Glynn WANTED IMMEDIATELY— 200 carpentrs, 100 brickina- aottSy 5 moDths wrork, SO hour .week, $1.12 1*2 per hour to first cUm carpenters. $1.50 per hour to first class bridanasoos. Open shop con- ditioiis. Report readj for work. Applp Byrnes ^wns office. Long Construction Miscellaneous CHICK FEEI>-0«t a hag eC that food Spartaa All-Mask Startar for your chicks and give tkam tka right start Only dm one fead Is all you aaa# to carry then through tha first tsa weeks Buy Spartan toddy oolov- That Can Be Sent Prisoners of War The following commnnicatlon is be ing—published In full at rile requeet of the local Red Ctom Chapter, inas- Lamoy hM not been absent In 11 j much m It deals with tbe articles that yenrs; Ruth Lamoy hM not- been can be sent to war prisoners and ibsefit m KT yefiTv; or Navy who are prtoonen of war In Italy), underwear, gloves, handker chl^. mufflers, sweaters, shoes (mili tary types only to priaoners of war In Italy), shoe l^s, insoles, house flip pers, overshoes (mbbais), bathrobes. paJamM, nlghtgowM, suspenders, necktlea (only aervioa ties for pciooiir ers of war), bathing suits, women’s i;aool hose, officers’ blouses, overssM caps, women’s blouses, skirts, drees- lOtb grade: Llllia Peebles hM not been absent or tardy in three years of High school. Sam Nicholson hM not been tardy In ten years. >tfa grade: Doris Parker hM been on the honor roll for Mven conseea- tive years; Katina Beleoa hM not been tardy for nine years; Edward ciTllian IntemeeiT We would suggest that this be clipped out and Mved for fature reference. "The Provost Marshal General dL glnta Campbell with an average of Thompson ^ not ^n t^y ^ years. Arthur Shebeen hM not been tardy for nine yeari. Lonise Ancmm hM not been tanly In nine yean. ,8th grade. Maninret Kirkland hM bMn on -the echolanhlp honoTe roll ham medal, to JulU B. Arrants, with Margaret KIAland has an ,av«rage of >4; the High school ^ English medal given by Annie John- "o* transferred to another person If so <^n.ma^nu^ with an average of >8.1; the High “”1^ ^ « school Latin medal, given by Rev. F. The •WAnI of medals In the Ornm- H. Harding, won by Virginia Camp- ““J f®*’ ^® J"*®** .l>4S-44 wm M follows; Grade 10 * English medal given by ^ ' T. Heyman medal for bell with, an average of 98; the Mrs. N. R. Goodale, to Sam' NIchol- **‘**'® eon. with an average of >7; the 5!^ '^®® ^‘“® *“ average of >5; grade > Scholarship, given by Judge WoUe, most Improvement W. G. BeneL to Eleanor Rosenborough Boykin’s section, won Because they have flown their way'^^^ an avMag'e^f 92.7, and'th'e'i^^ by Thelma Neber. out of emergMicies of every type, they are among the Mfest pilots In the world. Because of their long expert- enoe in lna*ructlDg students, they are competent i pass first Judgment on Uncle Sams rnmbat pllocs. 8 Scholarship, given by Mrs L. Lib- Taylor scbolanihip man, fo VlrglnU Campbell with an bf Moisey DeLoach. with average of 97.8. an average of 95. The Good Clllsenship award and ®'^® 8cbol*«l»*P. kl^en by the Bausch Science medal are perma- scholarship, won rent awards but the remainder are ^ Grace McCaskill, average To encourage the Argentina pub- !.° fishing industry^ Jtrgi-ntipa-will _grMLtL j.. j iSSUiJTn ‘f® -Ut^wlde contem- «» average of 94 2 published In that country. portiry affairs teste were, announced *■ Character and Progress, ^as being" Skottowe DePass, Bobby by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hoffer, Horton. Shannon Llndsav, Ted Mar- *** memory of their daughter. Jane, shall Waldo Marshall Sam NMchol-^®" Marj" Helen Rosenborough. son. David Partin, William Reason- Grade 7: Scholarship. Haskell recta me to inclose W.D.P.M.Q. Form No. 19 which may be used within the date stamped thereon for tbe puntoee ot sending a prisoner ot war or civil ian internee parcel Should yon de- •Ire to nse this label It is suggested that the following package mailing InatmctiOM be strictly followed. ’’Only one label at a time will be Issued to the designated next af kin, or emergency addressee, to each American internee or prisoner of war officially reported. The label may be Miscellafieoue Items: Chewing gum, shoe polish in tins, toothpicks, nail clippers, wallets, blending kits, small scissors, sewing kits, shoe repair leather and nails, buttons (non-metallic), hair clippers, vitamin tablets in cardboard contain ers, safety pins, standard pbon<«rairii records and needles. waUfies Qow priced), eyeglasses (securely packed), service ioslgnla (for prisoners of war) religioM emblems, fountain pens, pen holders, pen points, pencils, water color paints, oO paints for art ists. paint brashes, ^ue (powdered), small mMlcal Instrumenta, mien. In order that it may be removed by the postal censor. Additional labels! ProcMserf* will be.^i8fu^ from time to time. year and then returned to Supt. J G. Grade 4: Scholarsbio medal, donor -SnjLaowjL w.QnjjjL,Pollv PadgeU. w^ Ki p*K| ySr COLD^ discomforts over, Mollie Ruth Redfeam and Al- ®<‘dal, won by John ^mp. with an tred Imjll:* average of 95; grade 7, English^ Margaret Kirkland won tlie Amerl- ra*dal. HiR Medal given- by-|****^ can Legion award for the best all- Del/iaoh. won by Mar- round 8th grade pupil whlle'Skotiowe Arrants. with an average of 95. DePaas wm the winner of the oontart Grade 7: Character, Schblanbip ■ mm and Progrets medal, given by Mrs. A. Karesh. won by Osbum Hudson. American or SwUs The cbntenta of the package must be listed on Poet OfficTDepirtment fi6e. the contenu may be llsM ^ ^ cellophane bags), boofllon plain paper and attached to the pack- isfiK OAssngf ProfessioRal Aid. j ... Bisnitss Caril C a STOGNER All Kinds ef Fire Ineuraaee Agent Fer Jdfenom Staadard Ldg laMgraaca Co. NEW AUTOMOaiLE POLICY 80 percent Colliaioa Coveragt Comprelieneivc Liability: HospKaliatlon:—BsH Emergency Rend ficrvice, ela" (NEXT TO CITY LAUNDRY) DtSdOieS SHOE SHOr^ HAVE YOUR SHOES REPAIRED R • EXPERT REPAIRMEN I have with me to operate my iM shop, Mr. J. T. Rowell and Osm Stinson, long expcrtenced in the ijS repair business. Located At— ' D. C Dizoa’s Bargain Hoail; 061 Broad Street Camden, — chaM yoor chidk worrtes aoigif Whtlaker A Company, Camd«t,r EGGS FOR HATCHING — Fro« lected Triple A blood-tested |L00 per setting of 15. White I New Baih^b&e Ttede-^'^e Floral Company, POULTRY PARTMENT, located Weet StreeL Phone 5S1. NOTICE—I am prepared to lefi; insurance for growing crops. Stogner, 111> Broad streeL a a cubes (1-4 pound), meat dried (1-4 pound), cereals of whefie grain variety m the nnd dark O'* 'rltsalt i titled white grarnSlili U nute, or pecans in sltaU or sattsf 1 lophane bags qf cardboard rice (one pound in cellophane er transparent paper package of i board boxes), plain or choeolats dc not lered malted milk in prees-in topi lot in exceM of one pound, md sta te I of 500 milk tablnta. In presate, top Umh in exceM of 600 tablets, hard oak sweet chocolate In bars (one posM), candy bars, dried cocoa, dried t«|V 'wAA LNjaaLF^Moemv vs^wlD^wsMajai^sMlw^ kagea, onion flakes, dried noofla macaroni or spaghetti in cardboof boxes, biscuits, cookies and crackok (one pound In cardboard ooutaiam), coffee in plain bogs not In excs« d one-foarth (1-4) pound, tea, hdk (loose) In oae-fouith (1-4) or oa half (1-2) pound bags sr eardti bosea, poatnm (In praeo-ln top ntecafe (In preas-tn top tins), ov tine (in precs-ln tins), cocoa h preea-ln top cana or cellopbaoe btci not in exceas of ooe-half (1-1) pooi angar In paper bags or cardboeri |» ea not in exoeM of one pound, at- chartn. seMoning materials (saRiM. per and spice), banana flakeo, iwt- •d- soy haaite ^ — - - *1116 signature oad addreei of mM er most appear In talk in the rm provided on the InbeL Iky kMp TNkvkfiii WMyOHBi fr'’. " ' -L A? . .1 Grade 7; Ehicellence in English, i D. A. R. medal, won by John Zemp, jWith an average of 98.8. Commencement exercises of the (Hass of *44 were held Sunday even ing in the school audltoriam with a sermon by Rev. A. D. McAm of the Betheeda Presbyterian church. The gradoallng exercUaa were helcl Tuee- |day evening at 7 o'clock, kavl^ been moved up from 8:30 because of the age. No postage is required. I The weight of your package should not exceed 11 pounds, gross dimen sions. not over 18 inches in length,' 42 inches length and _ slrth cotai.-.. 'blh^ The package should not be sealed and should be wrapped ht a manner which will facUiUte opening for postal inspection. i *H}unr4nt Export Bulletin 100, Of-, floe of E^nomic Warfare, provides' that the following articles. only may included In •■the package: ries: ' • Tobacco pouches, pipes,' cigaietta holdsrs (except paper), cigarette cas- M (non-metallic), pipe cleaners. Teilet Ikrtielsa: Washing powder, medicated soap, bath soap, towela, bath and face, —nth waakM and dentifrices (non- llgpUl). wash rtotha. shoe polishing j D-Dsy program scheduled for eight o’clock j Announcement of class honors, jlesders and special awards, the of fering of the salntatory by Joyce Smith, the valMictory by Julia B. Arrants,' a short address by Rev. Henry Collins, together with the •warding of medals, diplomas, etc., fnkturlng the graduation program. The medals were awarded by Rev. J. R CMton and the dipIomM by C. H. Yates and C. T. Baldwin, the latter principal ot the High sekooL Grammar school commencement ex- erciaes were held June 8 at 11 a. m. CALL POPS CAB PHONE 433-R WUI Appreciale Yoor Callmf Me WhoM Yoa Need A Cab—Raioi' or Skii^ Day ot NigbL „ ^ . remember to call 43341 - doth, loilst kSta. tootk powder (In aciaoisfsHlc containers), tooth brash-! 00, shoe brushes, comte (non-metal- lie). hmshso. scrubbing, balrbmahss (aoa-atetellle), clothing brashes, salb- ty rsaors, snfete rnsor blades, shavtag brashes. non-iNrsakable shaving ndr- rare, taknua powder (In non-metallic eoatalners). styptic penella, aksTthg eoep cakes sad powder, small metal-- lie mlnwra. woaMa’s toOet artielsa ex- oept Uquida (In non-metalUc oontatn- era), eloaasiag tMaaes, toUeC paper, camphor lee (cardboerd oontataiera). taaitary sapplies for feminlan by- giaDa. oraage sticks. Rsms fs^'Ghiieraa: An klads of dotkiag and shoeo. ciayima. samB tndestraetlble wooden toys and gamaa tpsrte aad CMinss: Playtag earis. bsrkgsaiaion. chedt- ers sad other similar board erlbhego. paailsa and table softhalte. heaehalte medl- <fiae belli, toothalla. sodtbeU or hase- poker chips, dice, domi- arialatare bawHag.* ariaiatara golf!, Jaaip ntee dedtridsal type) hoKiac gtoves. aeeeer ball, vtd- A&letle doCblag aai bstts, shirts (ragailar: Nkry tt priaoesra ef «ar){ (l^haki eelor eeljr to aateabera ef tike; or Navy arte are priaoReni of, la Italy), ateeks (raolar Ariqrj if arbiewi ef war) (XiMkil Important Notice! Tbe Book of Enrollmtet to vote in tile Primaries this sonaner dose on Jiine 27th, Yon can’t vote unless yon areenroned. Die time b vny dmrti so enroll imineduriely. Ibe Camdrti book fw (%b No. L for voters Sontii of Laurens s&6ii^ at tile Ginmkle ofHce. Fmr v(^^ North of Lanrens stn^t, the bodt b at the Qty Drug Compi^. The county precinct hodkMie in the hands of tiie varknis eui'idkamt committees. ENROLL NOW /. i. i