The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 11, 1946, Image 1
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ELECT THURMOND
endorses uso campaign
He Knows Ffom
WMat
pj EipsrieBon
^g^jlgisation Mmm
endorsemcoit of Um
nsO cM®pslsn in KsfsSsw
iSruren this week bjr
fOTernor, J.
"iJtrmond. himself ft eombftt
I the wftf*
who wiU Uke offtee la
Kershaw
Scoots ,
Coort Of ffiidr
with the
hi’Sstlinent by the present
^ liBSome J. WllUftaft. In
^tbs USO cftwpfttm, Oow*
^um. is honorsrj state
M of til* campftltn*
gi ay own persoaftl
I ksow whst V90 Is and
t MeompUshed ini^ ^
Iksro sssn USO
^ Is fttnce and In va
SL sni I know thni CMT
?7m to the flghtlaf softs ftf
Mii oorrlees,** Thnrmond dft*
I know, too, that USO
lOi s trraondons Job to do In
iMStlnnlnf to serre men in
^irrloii is hospitals aii their
A Boy Scout court of honor for
all of the Scouts of Kershaw coun-
y was held last night, September
SOth, at the Methodist <Anrch In Be*
thnne. A. C. McKain, advancement
chairman for the district, presided
over the court, assisted by District
Oommltteemen M. Q. King, George
Mickle and i. C. ^ing.
The court opened with the flag
osremony carried out by three
scouts of Troop SS. Wateree mill,
with the pledge of allegiaiBce being
lad fay one of the scouts, Ted BUis
Mlowteg this csremeny, the entire
aassmhly joined hi the singiag of
WHrse of “Amerlsa”, led by Aa*
MMant Scout MlnUTe W. B.
Chandler, after which the invoca*
aak that the quota for South
Si^ wMcfa is only 9lt7,fBS,
be raised qukkly. And I
thkt tte peeplft o^Ksrshaw
n going to ralMi their
vtthMt deUy.”
Iliefleld resident who will
rpi oath of office as governor
Lurr aarred in. this eountry
InwiNS for three end one-half
^ had the opfortnnlty of
U80 operate Jh both thin
tti abroad.
has adopted the alogaa of
It Up; Don’t Let Hiem
ad I know hat once tha
If loath Caroliaa mnder*
flat USO ia contlnnlng to
da nan of the anned n
hit any win contilhata gan*
•idiw thia caippaipn a suu'
itb vaak,** the new jfovcmor
w Does Not
e Of Lelto
Progrm
aty Wm Have
Santa dans-Lane
Again This Year
City Council Tnkea Action
To Reetoro Yulo Lights
Downtown
tion wag offered Iv Rev. John Mur
ray aeotttmaater be Trotw St 6f Be-'
thun^
Nest on the prograa was the
candla Ughthig earemony pat on hy
two Scouts of Troop It. Candles
wsre lighted pA a large repUca of
the first clast badge to ezemidlty
the It parts of the Scout law and
the three p(4nta of the Scout eath
SecMid claia hadgee were awarded
Iqr M. O. King to the following
Soonts: Ted EUki, 'BUly Darlty,
Bmoe Twitty, Ted Baker. Leon
Boan, Charlas Mollei Toauny Lnng-
lay and Donald MAM*, all of Troop
If. first elass badgua wars award
sd by J. C. Bwlag to Scouts Pal:
Barae and C. B. Davis, both of
Troop It, Csadsn. Qsewgs Mickls
prsssdted tho swimming mssi:
to Scoot C. B. Davis of
Troop
feUewtng tks prsseaUtkm ef
a movta was shown sntltled
whidi was sn-
hy swifTn sreasnt Hl|h>
of the enuring was ths awarA
Ing of tha YsnCo MUisr attsndanea
y to Troop If of BsChnna tor
haVtog toe Uu^t nunibsr of Its
BMUhera and visitors i
Chfhmuui -McKain anaousoed^^ tBs
' ‘ at
F, N. MeCorkls haa an-
I the stand taken by Mayor
tC. Owens of Columbia in de-
I to proclaim tha weak of Oc-
u National Letter Writing
paper company la spon
the moTe to have tha Oo-
II week as a national event
were tent to the mayors o
dttn asking for sndorwment
I |ha and advocating the Is-
• of I proclamation,
iw Xetokle declared that In
d the critical national wide
t ihortage he did not think
to the proper time to advo-
tntlonsl paper week,
oorillttal idea of the national
iveek came from the United
• ^tal department and tha
to Stationery and TaM*
totwers asaoclatlon.
► i^n for the mova Is ap-
k the postal department seek-
U sddltlonal rerenus due to
'fatter writing jand the naner
^torrs association profiting
• toe of writing paper.
P', *®Corhle stated that ha
Jtotty belleTer In letter writ-
^ h> view of the shortage
tow acute as It is and many
cutting down on advert
Bwe to" get hy, that he
K tol jostifled In urgiag peo-
a letter writing aj^we.
adjenraad trlth
‘Hjreat Jseutaaatera Bsuedlctlonr
led hy Booutfiuurter Jamea Shedt
of TroUl 14 of Camden.
Speacer To Make
1%eir Home Here
Diapoew Of Hic Falmoutib
H«ifhto, Mam.» Property
After 87 Yours
MRS. t E. WATTS NAMED AS FINEST EXPOSMON WHX BE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SECTY.
Junior Chamber
Adds .13 Members
Within One Week
Camden will hare a Santa Claus
Lane this year.
At a meeting of the city council
Monday evening It waa decided that
the Chiistmaa lights, which lHuml-
nated the downtown district of the
city in past years, be iaBtaUed~this
year.
This means that tha lights will
ba placed on Broad jnnd DeKalb
Streata In the dowatb^ area and
will also be festeoaed from the city
hall towur. The city fathers also
granted a request from T.. Lee
Little for the cancellation of an
existlnf laasa on the Balglsr
theater! vUdeh haa three years to
run, and maka a new lease tor a
fiva-year pariod dated from Novess-
ber 1, 1144, and expiring November
L IMl.*
In his request Mr. Ltttls stated
that as soon as ths prssmit building
ban la Uftad by tha OPA tliat hs
propoass to tMiBd a naw modsra
1,000 seat theater and hie request
tor ths nsw Isasa was daa to his
desire to be protected. He esM that
the present Camden theater wlU
not be used sa a theatar when the
new playhouse Is completed.
The council granted the request
for the new lease tmt stipulated
that Mr. Little must Install a rest
room for cokorad paople sad rano-
vats the one ased by white patrons,
The council appropriated the
sum of 1100 tor emergencies not
taken care of hy Bed Croee for
(topartaenl at pahllc welfare
mosey. It waa stlpalated that this
amerganey toad was not to ha an-
psadad axcapt on the reieommmi-
datlon of Mrs. Will Salmond, head
of ths dapertotont of pubUe wsl-
tare.
Prsssgt at toe eoundl masting
Jfayor F. N. MoCorlde.
Bteln. MathM, Crasd.
ri McKalu and City At-
tomsy Chaiiss Shanman. Coancil-
**
a suggestton that
a Mnaaaial atetsmant he prlnled ta
the local paper every three months,
a practice ^t la gsn«al fas many
at tha cltlsa of the eountry. Sudi
a plan would enaMe tha taxpayers
to observe financial tranaaefioup
togsthsr with whst rsvenna ths
city la reoatving. It Is expected
that the matter will come up tor
final aetkm In the near tntura. Such
a step is In line with ths recent
itatMnent of Councilman A^
Stein relative to haring fall pub
licity given to all matters oomW
bsfmrs ths city oounciL
Also Nnmne Ci—Uiiffee Tu
Aid In County Fair
The Camden Junior Chamber of
Commerce added It new members
to its roster In just one week, the
total membership nosr ising 47 with
ths membership drtv# just getting
under wny.
This was revealed at ths meeting
held Tnsday ni|^ ni St. Mary's
haH with President Frank Mont
gomery prsMiing.
Right off the hat firia junior
I rnarnmrlsl group jumpsi Ipto civle
action by naming a oommlttse to
work with ths Kershaw County
Farm Bureau In prdttottag the
county fair. Another eommlttee waa
named to inveetlgatp civic projects.
Jerome Hofier waa elected as
national councilor, while directors
named were Leslie Myers, Henry
OarriBon. Jr., Jatsea Anderson,
George Bheheen, lame Woodcodc
and Jhllan Buma.
National Gfpard
Unit To (b^aniae
Hare On tgesday
la Vi«w Of Will frilary Phid
Ruali Of Euphiiaiaatg Id
Captain and Mrs, Wank W. Span-
ear, wlw have for many years mads
thslr wlntsr home and
Falmouth, Mass., their summer
resldencA are to make Camden
their aU-year resldenca in tha fa-
tare.
The Spencers who have been go-
Ign to Falmouth every summer for
the past S7 years, ^hare sold thslr
home there, “The Moorings” to Mr.
and Mrs. Fred W. Cox of Melrose,
Faur Oasde
^ Grid fotfle
Suite Rkpoeitkm To Bo Hold
At Colmalda OeL 81-16
Of labor have atop-
aH constrnqtlon In
toina, and the houalnk
tottlnnee to inerpaaa.
PralidiiB
ith
ij* * *•
toe m many . _
fefaf hswa si _
tostaon lM
Drietajaa*
^*dstoli^
Here Is what the Falmouth Bn-
terprlae haa to otter regarding the
depmUre of toe Spencera to Cam-
dSA
Tt was a warm annuner day In
Aofuat, Ittf, when the Captain and
the firat Mrs. Spencer sirlv^ln
Fatmonth on the Boston train. They
chose'^Falmouth because Mrs. Spen
cer's lather, David Dlmmocik. wm
bora and raised In house overlook
ing Buasard’s Bay a£ SlppewlsUt
For 16 cento they rode from F«-
mouth railroad sUtlon to Falmouth
Heights In a hOrssKlrawn carr;^
with canopy top. Thsjr ^y^ at ^
Pickwick house rpn by Mr. and
Mrs. Chariss Hopson for Y w
at 914 a week for room
*Whan Captain Spencer bunt n*
first stoHroem cottage Mtor le-
glMad by The MeeriagA Mn
rles grew acroas the street from the
prsasBt Bristol houses
made frequent
undsvhruah of the public perk neer
the water'd edge-
•^ptoln Spsriem
of the old ceny-eH Yh» breugw
pmwengers from the etatton. It wm
MPtooad by
i£ m-tif eige and entrance
ziem MS rear. The Pickwick kouM
beeame tha T***yMd
gad latar the Park Be^h|^
IliMth hmbor w
hgatd no longer had to Ba at n
s%iS5>rs&i.. s
toa
and
FITS ipeclal days will be ob-
aerred at ths 1945 State Fair, which
w0 he held In Columbia October
tl-td. In accord with the custom at
ths pMt several years.
Tuesday, October tt, wHI be Fn-
ture Palmetto Farmer's Day, when
all Future Farmers will be ad-
mlttod free to the fair upon pay^
meat of the federal admission tax
of ten canto. Wednesday will be 4-B
Club Day, when all 4.H Club mem
bers will be admitted free upon
payment of tbh tax. Special exer
cises for thsss groups have been
arranged.
Thursday wilt hs Oollsge .and
Football Day, whan the OanUngp
Clemson game will be played. The
seating capacity ct tha Fair Grounds
stadium will ba augmented by tern-
porary seeto to 94.090 so this should
hs ths "Mggast Thvuday* In-the
fair's Alstory.
Friday, Oetobar 19, wHI ba Sduxri
Day, whan svsry school difld In
evsry county in Boith OsroUna Is
invited to ths fatrHi gnsst for tha
day. Ih# kids wiQ ba simtttod frsa
upon paymsait of the ten sente tax
and M in pMt years, ft is MEpsetod
that mars sehests than svar hsfore
wHI ormuiiM mass nwvsmente to
ths fotr. via sshoed hagsaa, prtyato
n, eto
*Ths gates of the fair wiB ba
wide opm to the edkoel ^fidrsa of
Carritna that day,
nid, "wmA wa'wffi do our
to give easi
ef IhMi a mra
Batvdsf wto ha TInfi Deif!
Company C. Tit Antt-AIrcraft bat
tery of the propgesd South Caro
lina National Oaard. wHI ba tentm
tlvaly orgamhad Aasaatlng to ba
held In the gsrsUar iMtal# ermoT
here next Tasad^'^ gfUlng eft
e*cloek.
David, whg Is-laapervislag
UlM
Former Cornnkj SupermUiKl-
•Bt Of Sclioob Already
In CtMrga Of Off ioa
The Camden and Kershaw conn
ty Chamber of Commeree is one of
the few commercial organisations in
the county to have a woman aa Its
secretary.
As the result of a meeting of the
board of directors of the Chamber
of Commerce Tuesday morning at
the office of Preeldent Henry G.
Canison, Mrs. Watte wm tendered
the position, accepted it and on
Wednesday morning had taken
charge of the office.
Mrs. Watte hM been actlre in
educational work in Kershaw coun
ty for ovar a quarter of a century,
16 years at which qhe wm county
supmintendent of schools. Prior to
becoming head of the county echool
system she was superintendent of
the Antioch high school She held
educational jobs in schools in Lo
goff, Charlotte-Thompson and Can-
toy HIU.
Whan dsfeated tor re-election as
county superlntsndent ovsr a ysar
ago, Mrs. Watte became active in
the cancer control movement and
I been county commando in
charge of thle program up to Tnee-
day of this wa^
Mrs. Watte is a native of Union
county but has b^h 'making her
home la Camden Kentoaw conn
ty tor the past/M years. '
Mrs. Watte' aasband la in charga
of tha Blndalra Bsflnlwg company
dlstrlbatton in this araa. Bha hM
■on. C. B. Watte, Jr., who wm
tdeatifiad with tha Cheraw schools,
prior to going into sarvlea and who
now la with tha Fsdaral BnUdSTa
and Loan asMsIatian In Chsraw.
She has three daaghtere,
Nancy, who Is eammarelal
In tha Camdsn hl^ a^ool. Mm.
H. Sharp of Charlotte and Mn. 8.
Mima of Charlssten.
LAUNCHED HERE NEXT MONDAY
Douglas Boykin
Dies SuddeAy;
City b Saddened
Outetnading Chric Lnndnr
And Churchmam Succumba
To Heart Attack
DonglM Ancrom Boykin, pioneer
resident of Camden, died suddenly
at his home at 1410 Fair street it
1:46 o'clock Sunday morning m the
rMuU of a heart attack.
The deceased, secretary of the
First Federal Building and l4oan
asaoclatlon, prominent In eivte at<
fain for scoiws of years, a member
of the TMtry and former senior
wardeiL of ^Uoopal church for
years, wh one of Camden and Ker-
Shaw county’s outstanding cltlsens.
He WM a native of Alabama, bar-
tng been bom at Salem, January 15.
1871, but hM made Camden his home
for 64 years. Hs wm a son of Sam
uel Fnmk Boykin and Maigaret An
emm. Hs attended Porter MtUtar>
Academy at Chaileiton.
BeaklM his wife, BUiabsth Btnk-
Isr Boykin, hs laavM a daughter,
Mrs. Bobert B. Allen of New York;
two hrothm. 8- F. Beykln of Wil-
mlngtoB, Del, and W. A. Boykin of
Wadley, Oa.; Mso a granddaaiditer,
Mrs. B. A. Tompkins, Jr., of New
York and a great-grandean.
Ths passlag of Dom^m Boykin
foUowsd by a abort interval tite
daath of Bolivar D. Boykin, plaate-
tlon owner at Boykin, who wm a
hrothsr of MTS. DougiM Boykin.
DougUs Boykin’s death earns m
a shoOc to tha oonununity whsra
for ms ay deoidM hs hM bMn held
in ths graatest Mtasm and aftso-
tlOtt. ' «
Only Wnntkar Mnn Can Nbr
Anticipated Soccaca Of
Annual Ewent
sxhibite. the frOr >Mate of a goo#
S I belBg affilieted mith ' the m
attonal Qaard unit Ha eepoaiaUy
is anxious to have m many tomssr
sanrice men attend the meeting sad
he duurtor membsn of Gompnay C.
in the saam groaping wMh tha
Camden unit will be oompantes at
Fort ¥111. Cheraw, Lockhart and
LancMUr. Fort Mill wHI hava Goto-
pany A. Cheraw Company B, Cam-
deo^Company (X Lockhart Com
pany D, while the headquarters
battery and medical detachments
will he organised at LancMter.
It Is bellsTSd tiiat just se soon
M it bscomM known that what pay
tha National unit mambsn ara to
rablva that the full complement
of four officers and 196 men will
ba quick^ filled.
sergeant wBl draw 96.60
tor edch drill night; technical ser-
te wni receive 9^A0: staff ssr-
its 9l-6t: back sargaante 9AtS:
corporals 98; P7c. 92-87 and privates
92.60. This is regardsd M exoellent
pay for about one honr-MMi a half
spsnt In drilling. \
It Is urgsd that aU ypaPC msa
wishing to enlist in tite unit be
present at tha meeting next Tues
day.
AfrsJ R 6. Sfuiders
Adopts Youth
Now In Belgium
Mrs. B. G. Sanders, 406 Laurens
street, hM “adopted” Mlckloech
WelM, 20-year-old- Csech boy In
Belgium through the FMter Par
ents’ Plan for War Chlldrii, It wm
announced recently by Mrs. Bdna
Blue, exeeutive chainnan.
AaMTlean headquarters of ths Plan
am at M West itad steaat, Nsw
York City.
At the preeeat time tha Plan Is
openting 6d chBdrsn'a. mdasts la
H(dlaad, Franea, Balghmn Italy,
mgiaad and CssehoslOTakla
and to caring tor ehAdrsn ot 14
dttfssant nationalltlBt.
■piVMMwMVHWNSeMBaBMMMaHmansmMS
lioit GewM WeM
b Now In Texas
Traffic Markiw
Was Swell Jtl^
IKdn’Aiiastrbo^
Hithway PipartMipl Taka
OHrWarik
Edmund Guy Buyi
Tib Rpan Dwelli^
Qii jk#aid Place
oarnival company
durmg
Police Offiosrs Louis Clybam and
Bnford Hancock did a li^t smart
job of marklBg off the traffic huMS
at several of tha tatarsections" to
the downtown stm and Uuy raally
worked fMt
The ItaiM' were straight and aaat
and .they looked clear cut and dis
tinct But woe Is me. Love”s labor
WM bet for within a few hours
the traffic and dust had pracUcnlly
obliterated the beautiful artistry of
the genial bluecoat Whistlers.
One version for ths rapid dlsap-
pearaaos of the painted UnM wm
that the paint wm of aa Inferior
Und. Aaothar wm that tha blae-
coats did not have the glsM dMt
to blow in the wet paint and give
it a glOM and this defied traffic
wear.
Anyhow it wm a swell job while
it lasted, which wssaH very long.
Mayor McCorkle statea that the
job of keeping these UnM at street
:n:ersectloaa or! other ai^rklngs on
U. S. No. 1 or U. 8. 621 U dis
tinctly np to the state highway de
partment even tiiongh the city hM
been doing the job for yeara. H*
•ays that i>) hM loat pati>!iic.» ar<d
1'tends do something a-^iut the
matter at once.
Lieut Geofyw V. West hnsband
isf Mrs. Anne C. WMt 2994. 8ul-
greve rosd, RMunood, Ta., has ra-
pertod for aettvs dnty at army
i^.lmedlaal dsgartmant sehoelA Btpoka
Army Malieal Cantor, aPbOfilBB 9e
nmoemsat by
Uthn M. Wnus, sotomnpiHil^ tie
training prograhi el tha
dHvbi ’WthwMMfaTceMmnn
which .to tha
■ I
Jean Laney Wins
Umerick Event
At Smart Shop
“Said Ruth to Lucy and Grace
'A girTs oaiy charm's not her iaoa
It hsipa, I confSM
Bat a Dodson dress
K’s the 'liginal dram for my has#* ”
“Said Ruth to Looy and Oraoa
‘A girl’s only charm's not hm: faoa
It helps, I oiiriSM
Bttt a Dedaoa drsM
Reveals hiddsn bs«|ty at svsry aso-
Ths first IteMTlsk, wrlttsm hy
Mtes Jsaa Um
stTMt won tha Daria Dedson Ume
rick oMteit eepdaatod by the
Bmart Shop hmei The seeoski Bme-
rick above'ihren wm wilttsr hy
Doris StokM at B-2, tjaaastt, arid
ga ruanar-np In the
Judges ia the. stmt set wi
‘hwy O. Omvtosn, Mim G.
■an and Mto.
wm
It 1b NowMBbrir
Bdmnnd Guy hM purchased the
rMldenoe at Union and Bravafd
Plaoa and will occupy it with his
family about NovembM 1.
This dwelling wm bulU.by Henry
Savage, Sr., and later wm ths home
of Withers Trotter. In ths pMt tow
years it hM been occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Qaorgs Ryan and famUy.
Mr. Ryan rscsntly resigned m
superintendent of. the Camden hoe-
pital to accept a position In a hoa-
pital at WUmlngtOB, N. C.
Mr. Guy states that ha plans to
do eonsldsrabls rsnovatlng to the
house and wUl also carry out an
attractivs landscaping program.
Jurors Named
For Court Terin
Members of the Kershaw county
grand jury, who hava been notified
to report at the sourt house Octo
ber 28, at 10 a. nt, are M foUows:
A. B. Whitaker, Kerspaw; R. B.
Perry, Kershaw; J. R. Langford,
Camden; W. R. Nelson. Caradan;
J(An C. StOTsr, Camden; W. B.
Hammond. Ridgeway; Henry J.
Gregory, Kershaw; C. W. JonM, Be-
thune; W, C. WMt, Camden; O. P.
Bell, Logoff; W. B. Faulkenberry,
Ksrsluw; L. I. Guton. Logoff; Carl
Ogbum. Camdea; A. B. Kirkland,
Logoff; L. C. Harris, CamdMi; 0.
P. Blackmon, Betbuae; L. C.
Thrsatt. Kershaw; O. J.. Smyrl,
Camden.
Members of the petty jury for
the general seasKms at court con
vening October 22, are:
'. W. Arnold. Ridgeway; C. T,
Faolkeaberry, Kershaw^, M. BO-
Unfs; Oamden; 'Verdle PowaU,
CamdMi; T. B. CampbeU, Blaaer;
Enoch Roberts, Kwrshaw; John
Palter, LugoCf; J. HL Recee. OuBrlwlnM nntfi trouble crewi
; y. T. IfriUen. Osmien; Carl ad tha road.
Bennett, Bsnhaw; J. B. Gott.) Leria Atktoaqp
Frank J. Raben, Logoff; talarlie abaut her
W. J. Itaoii. CamdMi ; Cart Oweas. she wns ridtag tti,
WOMam A. Young. Khr- MoMutts waa slnicdi
v; C. (X Ageiton. Ksrslmw; X drlvan hy
Mwlng, CnadMi; R. & McOnn-
JSB; Ehigt, Ollvsr, Bethune; Gl G
Next week is “Fslr Wetot** In
Camden and Kershaw county. Ttii
is an event that is looked forwhrd
to by young and old with the
est anticipation. For the pMt
eral years—war years—Kershnir
couny did not offer a fair.
As a result the long pent up
creative abUity and enthaslaam wiB
find an outlet in this year’s axpoal-
Uon which gets under way nsht
Monday. In other words, the 1149
fair gives promise of being one at
the beet in Kershaw oonnty historF
and that covers a lot of territory
M Kershaw foirs hava uausUy l>een
ontetanding.
Kershaw people in general from
OrStadmM and GrandpM down to
little Jimmy and Mary are looklnf
for some real enjoyment here ned
week.
The purpose of the fair this yeay
more than ever before Js to en
courage the production In agrleal-
ture^ Itveetock and ponltry vaUdn#
and better farming In gsnamL TP
thnt end the Kershaw Fsito Biy
reau Is monsoring tha event
The invitetloa to evwy ladivik
dual sad community in tha oounty
to be represented at the fair wlt|
exhibits is mestlng with a gansrenh
rssponM M attested hy ths rsgU^
tratioa of exhibitors. Msrehaato
manufacturers arp
Into the spirit of tha fair
hava faiterMting and attraeittre
hibtto to offer.
In the dans tor ths .fnli< the
Farm Bnrsan hM recstvs# Mlp an#
cagpsanttsn from tha AmgiMan Lm
glo nand tha Rad Fm or
slah. «-
la eoimactlon with tha
>Mai
that la to snhlhlt
the entire week.
Gatos will (men Mtoidsy at 9 a. nt
for farm paeple to antor mA ah-
range axklbRs. A 9 p. m. the
wm be opened to the pabtio
at 9 p. m. there wm he free ai
tiena otfeved.
On Tuesday (hs tttstitiiatkm at
hihlto wffl ha complato#.. In ''• >
monring and afternoon up w 7 m Mk -
FTM attractions will ba hi evldanea
at 4 and 9 p. m. The midway showi
wm be operating In full fores hy
this timn
Fanners Day wm ba obsarrad en
Wadnaaday with the judging of em
hihlto storting et 19 A to There '
wm be tree attractions at i and
10 p. m.
Merchants and Mannfoetnrsrs*
Day wm be observed on Thursdag
wim a dog show Ustsd for 9:20
p. m. Midway attractions at 9 p. m^
will ba followed by free acto an# v
fire works at 19 p. m.
Friday will be School Day with
all teachers and pupila betas ato ^
mlttod free from f a. m. to 9
Satarday wm he oolorsd Itohom ,
Day and wm be featured hy a
parade of all colored Mhools In tha
county from Jaokson school to thr :
fair groands. I
The exhibit building wm <9Mif ;
at 2 p. m. Saturday afternoon tag
the remdkal of exhibits.
. MsmbMw of ths fair co;
onnounosd this week that
rabbits wrs not listed in the
lum book, rabbit owners ara
to exhibit them snd wtukem
receive ribbons and priSM.
SeMott tickets tor the fair
be purchased at 91-A6 at
Chronicle office, City Dmg
pony, Home Bakery,
Soda miop. The Hoffer
Balk’s and at tha Agricultural
Ing. Tax on the tickets Is to ba
at the fair gatsa.
Hi^ Tendon
DeUiys Traffic
A hllA tension Has feR
Mo. 1 highway two milan
at Blaasy at 2:16 p. m.,
during the halifait~hrfii
rata storm. .
Highway Patrolfltoa Ji
mong took ovsr the sitf
kept tratfle from tks "
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