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i THl CAMOCN CHWOfUCH, CAMDCN. tOUTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY, MAY la. 1»4S PAGE FIVE S O 11 e T Y Red Cross Notes HIGH SCHOOL TO GRADUATE S5 ON EVENING OF MAY 29 8o4to K. TonTroockov - i.»e Smith of Camden, speiH JjSd VRT W »tr ilarshalL John Lantyo ‘'Doc" WlUlford hie boot training at ffU Island Marine Base. Fiir and Mm. Will Brmdham of Y ripsum. were the week-end gueets ft ^ Mr., i- C. Br^llum. NT™ Brerett Moi^^gomery apent last ?k!end In Monroe, N. C., Tlaitlng J'wrents. Mr. and Mrs. Stem, fcr and Mm. T. E. Brooks of Flor- Li spent the week-end with Mm. KL Ilford and Miss BIU Halle. RSs Wa deLoach of Rock Hill, Is U oocupying her niece’s apartment, ^^Ytttetotrntreetr - l^e ezecatlre board meeting was held at headquarters Monday, May (Contlnned from first page) H^y. Hmry Colllne will offer War Not Over For Red Cross The Kershaw county Red Cross tribute to the memory of men sHmiI a Ihilhi runii • .. .„RC.YNOLOS^ANOER8 Mr. W. L, Sanders and Mm. Annie Reynolds were married April *7, at Wateree Baptist chnrch. They were accompanied by h few yelatires and friends. Rev. J, T. Dabney performed the c^emony. , t4 »»« gk^-tbeJ^Hves 1u the WbrlcTwsr 2 Basil O’Connor, national president, •n <„ < 1 pointing out tlmi the. cessatloo NOTICE The Hobklrk Hill chapter, D. A. R., will hold their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Harry Marvin on Rec tory Square Friday, May 18, at 4:30 p.- m. All members are urged to at tend and chairmen and. officers bring their annual reports. As so many faithful volunteers leave ^for the summer months, re-ad- Justments have to be made. Miss Vir ginia Green, chairman of Staff Assist ance, has left for her home in Saluda. N. C., and will be missed. Miss Emma Vlllepigue is assisting in this depart, ment for several days a week. Mrs, Hanburger will continue as Staff As sistant in chargd elich Tuesday. Mm. C. .A. Powers and Mm. Barr Sinnett, Jr., now residing in the home of Mm. Leon Schlosburg, will give their services on Wednesday mom- and to those now serving. __ Sam Nicholson will give the vale, dlctory address and the exercises will with a benediction, offered by Rev. Collins. ' Dr. Maurice Clarke will deliver the commencement sermon Sunday even ing, May 27. The progmm for this part of the graduation ceremonial will be opened with a proccesional march, an invocation by Rev. J. B. Caston, a hymn. “The Church’s One Founda tion.’’ a kolo, ’’'The Lord’s Prayer,” by EMward Thompson, scripture reading by Rev. Caston, the singing of an . of hostilities in Ehirope does not mean that the war is over in the Pacific (Or at home, and the task of the Red Croes, especially in the production and home service "departments, will become increasingly urgent and com plex. It is reported that volunteers in ail departments are still needed. lur and Mm. John Land and ton of iriotte N. C..' were the week-end of Mr. and Mm. B. O. Boykin, and Mrs. 0. A. Bralslngton of ‘ noa Fla-, are visiting their sisters, ^ma Ledford and Miss Ella BIRTHDAY PARTY - Miss Peggy Jennings entertained forty guests last Monday evening ait her twelfth birthday. The rod. white and blue color scheme was carried ®uL After games, refreshments were seryed. . ings and Saturday afternoons. ^.^them. ’ Op^n Thine' E"yM.’’"th^'seT- Mra Leon Sthlosburg. chalrmanjoL jum-hy-DPr^-Clarke, singing of ”.\mrr- PVT. THOMPSON BACK IN STATES Word has been received that Pvt. Robert B. Thompson, son of Mr. and Mm. J. W. Thompson, of Fair Street, [Mrs J. M. Nelson has returned frwn Pwart,-^N. J., where she has been siting* her daughter, Mrs. Robert .’Brieo- Mrs Hollis Cobb and children of Ladotte, N. C., were the week-end of Miss Ella Haile and Mm. bma Ledford. [Mrs. Roy Truesdale, Mrs. W. F. athershfd of Kershaw, and the lat- .‘s daughter. Miss Mary Emma for>- of Shelby, N. C., spent Tues- Lr la Camden. ISgt. and Mm. W. D. Nettles of leDville, have returned after spend- the week-end here with their par- fts,- Mr. and Mm. John T. Nettles kd Mr. Mrs. T. Lee Little. [Mr. knd Mm. B. E. McOougan and ns'. Heyward and Johnnie of Holly jl, were Sunday guesta of Mm. Me- DUgan’s mother, Mrs. Joe Mamhall ' Cassatt. [sirs. John Brown (Mary Florence fttle) of Charlotte. N. C., has re- oed after speeding the week-end ^re with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. [ Lee Little. IManess Baruch, A. Sam Karesb and arioD Heyman motored to Crescent kach Sunday where they spent the ay aa guests of Leon Schlosburg at [e Ocean Strand hotel. [Pfc. and Mm. Willis A. Mamhall. are visiting his parents, and other itives and friends in Camden. He recently returned from the Pacl- Theater where he was injured on brregidor as a paratrooper. |Lt. W. R. DeLoache, who Is serving the Medical corps of the Army, ationed at Foster General hospital, ckDon. Miss., returned Tuesday af- spending MoCheris Day here with mother. Mm. W. R. DeLoache. [Mrs. B. Harry Baum has returned Dm New York, where she has spent kme time visiting her sons. While |frt> abe attended the gra^uatltHi ex. ciaea of i her nephew, Harold Sim on. who has just completed the V-12 kiirse In the Navy. |Lt. and Mrs. Chsilea J. Shannon, ti, and daughters of Norfolk, Va., ^ve been here for the past week siting the form«i’’s father, Mr. paries J. Shannon, Jr. Lt Shannon b returned to duty and Mrs. Shsn- b will remain for s longer visit, fkisa Vivian McCasklll and Mrs. A. Watkins of this city, spent the ek-end at Washington, D. C., with as McCasklll’s brother, Sam Me- skill, Jr., now stationed at Baln- dge. Md. He is the aon of Mr. Mrs. Sam McCasklll of this etty. [Mr. and Mm. W. F. Buckley have turned from Fort Benning where ay attended the graduation of their n. William, at the Officer CAndl- ktea school tbrnre. They were sc- kmpanied by their daughter, Miss Me Buckley. |Lt. William F. Buckley, who gradu- from the Officer Csndidatea wool at Fort Benning Saturday, ^nt Sunday with his parents at amschatka. Upon his return from several days leave In New York ^111 be stationed st Camp'Oordon, lugnsta, for several months. Certificates To Be Presented May 23 The certification exercises for the High school class of Home Nursing wrhich has finished their course and the class of Name’s Aides now com pleting their bourn at the Camden hospital will be held, if possible, on May 23. ^ Mothers Day At Service Mens Center Mothers Day at the Service Mens Center was a delightful day. although due to Its present limited space a special party as of last year could not be planned. During Ae day some fifty odd service men wandered in and out of the Center using its con veniences and accepting its hospitali ty. They were made welcome by the director, and by the ladles assisting her. During the afternoon hot coffee, doughnuts and cakes were served. Special entertainment was furnish ed by Tom Goodale, talented son of Captain Edward Goodale, how over seas. Tom d^ighted the music Idvers by bis rradkion of many lovely dlks- slcal pieces on the piano. Upon being urged by the men and ladles, Tom promised to come again and play for the enjoyment of the Center. “ the Motor corps, will 8i>end the sum mer at Crescent Beach. Mrs. Reese, adjutant, will be in charge of the corps, no meetings of the corps will be held until September. Mrs. Drawdy is chairman of the Sewing department. Commander Shannon Heath was ap pointed chairman of the War Fund campaign, which Is continuous thru- out the year, at the executive board meeting and will take over his duties at once. Mrs. Schwlnd is assisting in the Home Service department. Mrs. Frances Koeth of Atlanta, a newly appoint^ member of our nu trition service field staff, will visit the chapter May 21 and 22 and will meet with Miss Daniel Hinson, chair man of nutrition. Miss Fewell, whose work in nutrition In the county has been outstanding, and Dr. A. W. Humphries of the HeaKh department. Mrs. Koeth is a nutritionist of wide exi>erienoe. Following her graduation from Georgia State college for Wo men, Mrs. Koeth took student training in dietetics at Flower-Fifth Avenue hospital in New York City. After‘com pleting the Interneshlp she Joined the dietetics staff of the hospital where she served for seven years. She is a member of the American Dietetics asaociatiou. American Home Ek:onom- Ics association and during her real- deuce in both New York State and Georgia has been affiliated with their state dietetics organisations. lea.” and the benediction by Rev. Cas ton. The processional and recessional music for both the -commencement and graduation programs will. be‘ of fered by Eklward Thomi>aon. 'The marshalla for the graduation' ceremonies are headed by DallashMa honey as chief, who is tq be a.«8isted by Chapman Graham. Carolyn bell, Susan -Rush, Marjorie Clyburn, Betty Jennings. Doris Baker, Sallle Thornton, Gilbert Quinn, John Padg ett, Edward Thompson, Shannon Lind- eay and Frank Nell. The decorating committee consists of Mrs. Carl West. Miss Ada Phelps and Miss Nanpy Watts. The commit tee on music consists of Miss Alberta Team for the Sunday program, and Mrs. Willie Tiller for Tuesday, also Mrs. A. D. McAm for Sunday. The cap and gown committee con sists of Miss Daniel Hinson and Mrs. Harold Funderburk. Th^ committee .on reserved seats and marshals lists Miss Irma Seagle and Mrs. C. T. Bald win. Tbe program committee consists of Miss Henrietta Zemp, Mrs. Dan Murchison and Mrs. M. L. DuVal. C. T. Baldwin and Mrs. M. L. DuVal have charge of the arrangement and println|i of. the programs while the commitf^ on order lists Mrs. Alex Bruce, Mrs. C. T. Baldwin, L. B. Pearce and James West. 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Dixie: Crystals P’jfC C.inc Sugar FED MARSHALL TO JOIN DUKE TEAM After currently being reported as having enrolled In tbe University of Georgia, North Carolina University, Clemson. Ted Marshall, six foot tackle bn the 1946 Camden Bulldogs, S. C. state champions, has let it be known that he will J enter -Duke University next fall. Marshall, who with Carol Cox, were the Camden representatives on the 8. C. AU-8tar team that defeated N. C. laat December 6 to 0 at Charlotte, wag the player who paved the way for the Sandlapper’s winning touchdown. Marshall, playing tackle for the Palmetto eleven, broke through to block e North Carolina punt, the ball being picked up by another Sandlap- per who raced for a touchdown. It became known here tbls week that Marshall was tendered a fine propositiOD by Notre Dame, but elect ed to attend Duke. Carol Cox, Harry Gandy and Harmon Hancock, three other members of tbe 1946 title team, all have enrolled at_ Clemson. Marshall will not only prove a real find for the Duke football mentors, but the youngster will also fit into the baseball picture, as he has been outstanding as a high school and Junior Legion player.* He plays the outfield and is an excellent hitter. Gets Oak Leaf Cluster GRAMMAR SCHOOL PROGRAM Tbe graduation program of the Grammar school will be held Tues day, May 29, at 11 a. m. in tbe Gram mar school auditorium. The program will open with the singing by the grammar school chorus of Ruben- steln’s “Hear Our ^ayer.” The pupils of 1-B will offer a playlett, “’The First Flag.” after which there will be tw,o readings, "Book House,” by Molly Sheom, and ‘The Road to China,” by Jean Britt. Supt. J. H. Richarda, Jr., will then announce the honor roll after which the chorus will sing, "Hark, Hark The Lark.” The pupils of 7-0 will then offer a pageant, “Pattern of’Peace," after which Mrs. Kathleen Watts couLty superintendent of schools, wll announce the medal winners. The profram will close wHh the singing of (he national anthem. First Lt. Charles A. King, pilot, of 1910 Lyttleton streeL Camden, hag been awarded an Oak Leaf Clnater to his Air Medal. The award waa mad# upon completion of 460 houra of op erational flight. The award waa made for the period of service SepL 6, 1944, to January 9. 1946. Buy War Bonda and Stamps SERVE YOUR COUNTRY.... Through the Camden Hospital Mve Carefully—S*ve a Ufa. COMING ATTRACTIONS —AT— , Camden llieatre IfRIDAY-SAT., may 18-19 |•“HAVING WONiDeRjFUt CRIME’’ with P«t O’Brien, Geo. Murphy and Carole Landis -Also ^^^“Jungle Quaen” SAT., May 19, 10:30 Show I “PHANTOM OF 42nd ST.” N Masterpiece of Snapenae! n Q g 0 ooMi 0 SUNDAY, MAY 20 Gale Storm in “CL I. HONEYMOON” Prier Cookaon and Arline Judge I Short Subjects MON-TUES., may 21-22 “ITS IN T^E BAG” Fred Allen Benney, Don Ameche and Rudy Valaa lAteat World News U04 [WED.-THURS^ MAY 23-24 ‘THE KEYS OF THE KINGDOM” Tkomaa Mitdiall, Rosa Stadaer aad Baddy McDowSll Lataat News Opening Class of Cadet Nurse Corps of Camden Hospital on June 1,1945. Government approved liberal stipend. Books and uniforms furnished. Full maintenance. Graduates fully qualified to immediately enter Army, Navy, Public Health Service and Civil Service, as well as eligible to the ked Cross. - 2 m Requirements: High School Diploma with sixteen credits. Minimum age seventeen. - W FRITTY PINAFOBIS AND SUN DilSSIS Cite yoar jowtpEm plenty o£ opportunity to gat their ' vitandn D in ann-bared cottons with gay full akirts! Aad pnnforee pert with raWie aril hare enough for hir.lo gat an. hfowa^mn bflfiy!. Siien.l*3,.«iid Z-GL. Do Not Let High Temporary Salaries Distract You From A Life Time . V, Profession and Security. For Further Information communicate with Mrs. Elizabeth il. Mauldin^ R. N., Dir^or of Nurses, ^ Camden Hospital, Camden, 8. C. ,— . r'ji :• Li.. Jtt=^