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PAM IMHT mar tbe «(Aleg« 7«ll (Of «X' W« dopfi 1n»w ataltt “Imm* a oar perkmet to ‘‘Ouch!’* Wond« wtet It time** If Um Mthor of th« Runl plan would b* in Gorman. keepa thtaikiac np SSn£HSaBjSSSSS«finSSS8USiSSLaSS&toiStokISiSHiMaSSiiSS&£bJSia Water Mifl Saiiders Creek Water Mill is now grinding for the public. Located at Kennedy’s Pond, on Charlotte road. UNEXCELLED MEAL AND GRITS OPEN ON SATURDAY’S ONLY FOOTBALL TIME is time for FALL CLEANING! You can cheer a lot louder if you are not freezing, so don't forget to get your cold weather apparel dry clean ed ahead of time. For Quality ClearUng Bring i( to-- .r Palmetto Dn Cleaners, Inc’ OUR SERVICE MEN William Lawrenco kMcDowcU. IS. aoD of Mr. ^^Mr*. L. V. McDuwcU of thto city',' "haa beon appointed a cadet-mHUblpman for officer tralaiBS in the U. 8. Merchant Harlne Cadet corps. He has beoa aaavned to the U. 8. Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point, N. Y. McDowell, a high school gradnate. played football on the Camden Bulldog team during hto school days.' Lt. Oscar 8. Wooten, son of Mrs. Car^ D. Wooten, Iry Lodge, baa re ported to the AAF Training Com mand’s ;Lockboume Army Air base at Columbus, Ohio, to take a course of instruction In flying the B-17, Flying Fortress. Prior to induction in the air corps, he was a student at the University of Richmond, Va Second Lt. Franklin E. Zerbe, 13, co-pilot of a Flying Fortress, and hus band of Ethel Ann Zerbe, this city, has been decorated with an Oak Cluster to bis Air Medal, equivalent to another award of the medal for meri torious achievement durin# bombhMT attacks pn war industries in Germany and on military targets in France. Thelma F. Stokes, daughter of W L. Stokes, 8r., Mill street, was graif- uated Sept 4, from the Naval Train ing school^for yeomen at Stillsrater, Okla. She graduated with the rank of seaman, first class, striker for yeo man, third class.’ She has been as signed for active duty at Norfolk, Va Second Lt. Jtriin W. Knight hus band of Mrs. Ellixabeth Whitaker Knight of 1616 Fair street, who was a radio announcer at Station KQW in San Jose. Cal., before entering the army air forces, is at an air service command station in Slngland. Charles L. Poison, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lomau Poison of route 2, this city, and a former stu dent at the Camden High school, grad uated from the Naval Air Tecbnledl Training center at Norman. OklA, as - -an aviation machlnest mater^He bar the rank of seaman first class. J. B. Campbell, Jr., son <^Mr. Mrs. J. E. Campbell of Park Circle, this city, has completed a radio oper ator mechanics course at Scott Field, 111. He is a graduate of Camden High school and attended Clenuon college. Frederick William Mullen, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mullen, Pine and Broad streets, has received the wings of an. army air forces pilot and was sworn in as a second Ueut. at monies at Napier Field, Ala. Lieut. Mullen is a gradnate of the Camden High school where he was a member of the football, basketball and has* ball teams. Marine Lt James Hugh Cox. son ef Mr. and Mrs. James Coker Cox, 1111 Mill street, has bera graduated from the Fiftieth Reserve Officer Candi dates class at Quantieo, Va Prksr to enitotfng In the corps April f. be was a physical educa'tkm ma)or at the University of North Carolina and a member of the PI Kappa Alpha fra ternity. ‘ X Charlie W. Carter, son of Mrs. Katl^ L. Carter of Wateree Tillage, has been awarded a second Oak Leaf cluster to the air medal for meritbri- one achisTement in. aerial combat In civilian life he was a mechanic em^ pinydd by Georgia Aero Tech of ^sh Field, Augusta, Oa He entered the army oa Dec. 9, 1942. Mrs. Brevard Boykin received a let ter this week from h|p husband, Lieut-Colonel Brevard ooykiA an^ nouncing that he had arrived safely somewhere in New Guinea. This was ihe first communication received in several weeks. Pvt. William J. Payne, route 5, Ker shaw, to a mortar ammunition ^arer* with the Ittrd Infantry Regiment flghtlHg along the Arab rtvw in Italy. Pfc. Arthur W. Bledeman. 295 HaOe street, who to with the American divisiop in the Pacific, has been awarded the Combat Infantryman badge (pr bis performance of duty to action against the enemy at Bougaih- viUe. Beideman, overseas for only eight months, is an ammunition car rier in a veteran infantry regiment which fought at Qnadal canal Wants—For Sale Rsoshfsd to# latn fpr ragnlar FOR RENT—2-room unfurnished du- plex apartment, with private bath, now availablA Address box 191. !!? LOST—“A'’ Gasoline Ration Book, is sued to Staff Sergeant Joseph R. Blanchette, Hermitage Mill, Cam den. 8. 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