The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 25, 1946, Image 1
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CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROUNA* FRIDAY* OCTOBER 28, 1946
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IE MUIDEN PRm IS $M E EE SCHESMIllirS ER {65,008
fAS A BUSY WEEKEND
for rev. a. R. MTTCaELL
Directors Of TB
Group At
Greenkaf Villa
t ht ff"»* to Camion to| board of dlroctort of tho Kerw
‘ui cnnddMigliter, Harriott |*bow coanty tab«x:alosla osoociap
Jciirtwn, and to ooBfor tbolt^ bold Its qnortorly iheotln« at
of baptism on two groat-|^ Oroonloaf Villa Thursdair. Oo*
S-n was snfflcfcBt toIT. Preoont woro: Mrs. Tto-
CTfOod newt otory, owl^ proaWont; Mrs. W. J. Mar
rtWce this Tenorablo mot.|n*W. rice prooldont; Henry Carrl.
rector of St* Jamoai*®®* treasurer; Mrs. Johnnlo Bums,
rSSnvffl®. la *• jmn 40^ Cunnln*liai^ Mrs. Will
•I kas boon I* tko ***•• Hariaret Fewoll. Mrs.
- Team Oottys, Mrs. W. H. Harris.
'^^oaz tbe karrtago S’ T. Leo
1^ laptlssi. tMo octogon-j^l^»M. Mays, Mrs. J. O.
NulLeted tko^Usli a*dlock}RI«bards, Mrs. M. 8.. Rosier. Mrs.
iS^at G«co BplsooS W" Balmond, Mrs. Oscar Smyrl,
Arthur Stokes. Mrs. Kathleen Watts.
Li a iSamSi oSrlilnttoWest Miss Jennie Me-
Kl a Tiforww intrvr [Maoter, oseenUro secretary, and
father ot Mrs. B.i****' C. Duda, offlee i
worn Ml..
pwrforaaod
Ctunmuiiily Chest
Campaign Roars
Toward Success
—J
wofiMra
Witk
Reported
StieoeM In
For Fondo
Drhn
R. F. KoHi J^aiued
Head ofNetFHA
Soccoodt Form Security Pro*
fmaa And ComBIom Fi
Of Soo4 Food
Of Sooi
LooAUil
1
Appearance Here
Of .^Uo Group
A Splendid Move
Rif ht Step Toward Rotum
Of Colterol Eotertein-
mont Horo
to the Com^
_ were „
Minnie Flnlc of the eUU denart- ^ Ibe Boy Scout, wm
... . . _ ILiM, the U80 lUM.
AMMiuv** •“** ». m. rriuHuiw m. weav- KWShaw OOUUty cWc
"“"•mm.
Arthur Stoke., health education
(dudnaan. reported on cossmlttee
ibos and
5»kI?'iimmdl£loTeiy|“«“‘ of bealth; P. D. Bakd of Cam-
USter Sl55St%Tt2l«>« =• A. WilMam. of Weat-
m to Richard KirraaOlard
lUvyBle Saturday in
L'EIt ^ vnvntion for the two
“SSiic^ srT«2!f .iSsri^sL^
** tiHr both white and colored. He re-
»»«** ^ ^ »otlon picture mw
leseknr^ In the pwaenoe offered by the aiwciatlon
|i namber of relatiTse arrtred and
b ^ 1^. t Iha. alraady been put to use show*
health fUam. Mr. Stokaa report-
!If*^* f**“* shown In eii^t
til (freeuTme W "fl^iMiowlM. of tUma and with ahni
psopl. walBf tha dhow..
! v*°* tSi **b» McMastar raportad tha naw
y® i hwlth pcotram la tte tww
. ? yyb*..^|mration aimool. are dwMtvtais
E ) efeo amw mMdlly and vapidly than
. June, and^t. Andrswa^ aattolpatad. -
^ ^ Dr. A. W. Hamphrla. isoortol
Pa bis fonr usor. tmA •^[flBdhia In physical azamlaatteM
Have jon glren
munlty Cheat diiraT
Tba drlTs la now on In .Camden
and Karshaw county with many
sriinnf workars using Pair tim.
and uaergy to hurare its sneesss
Hot only is the USO program of
Intersst'to stmt citiiea of
county, but the other groups prmiU
tng by the Cheet progrsa^ tte Boy
Scouts, tha civic eouneil and Jew^
ith Rallsf PoaM peck a world nf
Itttersst to Uia public la ganeraL
Tliara appears to bn wide ln<
terwt In all ot th. project, and It
is *hoped that this IntitraM will
have a matwial amalNntatkm la
the oontrfbutkm. that gdi otfMred.
A total budget of |4J0« ft ealled
for aa a goal In this oaapidgn. Of
re-
tha
conncll
ILOeO. JewlUi Itellof $8M mp the
earn m |BOO wffl be aet ami. for
emwgan^ purponea.
The advance eonunittee’e efforts
appasm to be meeting with'
and there is good reaaon to belleye
that tha campaign for the
can ba attained early la Novem^.
Sdiool chlldrea all ovar tha eoah'
ty are werklng toward tha succes.
of the TShtnre
“bypF'F. N, IfcCorUe and A
Sipm. k|r«i* ara.e»Clmln9eg.ef
ip In- thlp mty and
SeH^
loter
phjftifm pf Qm dftvn,
The apporntment nl R. Frank
Kmb. one of South dteoUna's heat
agriealtnrei lediara, aa state
edmtnlatrater ot. tfen new Furmer^
Heme adnttaletfiiisn ^ha. been an-
aounoed by Dfllnri^B. Lnaeeter,
FHA ndmlnlstrater nf Washington.
Mr. Kolb has sarvnm as tute 41-
rector for the inrit npndty adaUa*
«f the pew
and plans for
correctlen of
i hr. Clarkson rends
H of glanea. His votw
dnat and hla daUvery »|Bunch, dlrsctor of the dental hy^
noted daisets. He reported that Dr.
he. Ha does not dMUlon of the mate depart*
liotat or mamMcrtpi ind etMealth had atreed to send
01 Sanday packed .such ln*L la
I to bis liateuera. ^ demoustratkm uduxds. This
pr Of
nden Sbn Say.
lofingAcddental
vied with first degree mnr-
Dnnb Carlaon, MK-yeeroM
tnteraa of the Paelfle wW.
potMtod to po^ In Mlmnl
1 tbit tbe fatal ehootlng of
E Watkins, former Camden
eu accidentsL
I nllor’i version ot the sbooh
n reported by Miami Beach
nperi, was that tha .45 Unrv-
btol he was carrying went off
ibigfle ontalda tha room of
b Danis, 2^year•old MUmi
f News'*copy ^rl. Mtas Danis
I due was entertaining In har
'aether man, H. A Torga,
V Marine sergeant, and tha
t k a tit of jeslonay tried to
' he room.
■bon told police he had dfnwn
pistol merely to Mghten
ark so that he conld get In
■nsL Watkins had found the
^Ung on the door after
|m complained to the deak. A
■jilted and Watkins waa
later in a hospttaL
^ watkina waa asaistant caah-
first National Bank here
years after War No. L
w to Miami In 1124 and aerv-
• we loan department of the
‘» Bl»cayne until It llquMat-
^ be worked with the re-
y WUU the receivership waa
I u w mto hotel
b Miami Beach. Ho served
£«may M. ilsth Infantry at
border and alao over-
[?>^bom Sept lA 18M and
home with hie mother in
Sg.aervicea were hUd at
^^bnned on Page Bight)
Nika hsililha
MB aa behig, akiiC in^tlmlatle
YHe projects of ait as^ ebm*
Meat Deden
IiUdd Removal
Of OPA Uurbs
NEW .OWNERS STATE THEY -
PLAN TO PROVTOE CITY
BTTH MODERN HOSTELERY
la
bdir 11.
1^. Marie Tladel reported
the southern tubcrcnloeio conlu*
eiaea She atetad the lf4t ChHatess
seel was daalgaed la davalopdaent
of an Idea auhmltted by Mias Mary
IXtoulsa Bataa of. Florida. whoJa now
TB axecntlve secretary in Jaekaon-
vllle. MBa Bates waa praaaatad to
the confareneu Mrs. Tlatet raporh
ed ^t aha waa partlciUarly Im-
Pfawad with the fact ^ after
TP"T dlacnsslona mi X-ray
and health adueetlon programs, tha
Kqrahaw county program ranks well
w^ the othaae.
Mat. W. R Harris read a report
on iiatreealng oonditious In tha
Philipplnaa, where, with a greatly
mpveeeei rata ef tnbarculesia, tto
etfavta of , workers are sadly heap-
ared by the lack of aqnlpmeut and
agnato^ all of wWph wme de
stroyed during tha war.
Red Fez Chroup
Give InhdatiM'
For Public Use
A puhUo damoaatratkm In charga
|of a factory reprasentathra, of tha
new inhalator, donated last Mon
day for the general welfare of this
community by the Camden Rad Fes
club, will take place at the Cam
den firs department headqnartera
on Rutledga street Monday mom-
lag at 10 o’clock. ‘
The equipment, said to ba tha
very latest in Inhalator design, la
to ba stationed at the fire statio^
where It win be avaUabla for pub
lic use. All members of tha flm
department are being Inatructw In
Its operation aa ara members of w
Chmdtn polioe department and of-
flceri of the sberifTs office.
The Inhalator coet the Red Fas
Mib awroxlmately ffOO and la a
was douatlon to tha com*
nagnlty.
Twelve Grttim
Bales Ace Burned
FHA slaea
hla leadership
achieved an
record In farm
Mr. Kolh la
CaboHna, att
schoof In Sumter
nated with, the B. A
egrlcnlture
Since that ttmu he,
straetor hi
engaged In
handicapBad
arana
early SO*.
agent
Of South
el Rural
and grgd-
degrea ha
m ISM.
aa te
hSflBUltnve»
martE with
In tha vatr
Tha announeenmit that the Co
lumbia Apollo male chorus of fifty
volcaa would appear in a recital In
tha grammar school auditorium
here in Camden late In November
la food for careful rellectinn.
It Is a forward step that ahould
reeelve the encouragement and oo-
operatlon ot every cltlsen o( Cam'
dan. Thera was a time "way hack*
wken Camden boasted of cultural
entertahunent of tkis kind. Camdea
had a "little theater" group that
preaeuted some worthwhUe gtage-
craft
Of lata yaara entertainmMit In
Camden revolved around football
and other sporte. Including polo
and horae raetag. To those not In*
tereeted In eporCng events there
remained the theater, brMve
partlM and an ahnoct perpetual
parade of cocktail partlee.
Music, drama mid literature were
mlaalng. Tha bringing of the Apollo
group of fingers here should be an
entertafaitng wedge toward bring
ing, Camden back into cultural
raaka.
Tha Apollo olnb fa dlraeted by
Leonard Molts. Tha wrltar had OC'
aaaion last wlntar to' heai
|ifty atngera and wa can
muak lovars of a tara musleal
treat when the anawnble la heard
In the graminar ■cho<ri audi*
torhiin.
Dewey D
nSected Leader
(tf Kiwanis Club
Sahratibn Army
Service Uiiit To
Prevafl hi Camden
Tho Camden Liona club and
Baatem Star are sponaorlng the or
ganisation of a Salvation Army ser-
vlea unit hr Camden and Karthaw
county.
At a meetlBg bald at tha Thomas
Tavern Monday night the unit waa
launched with th. naming of Preai-
dent John Stover of the Lkmi club
as chairman and M. Laa Maya aa
eaeretary-treaaurer.
Present at tha meeting were; J.
F. Moody, John Stover, L. B. Smith.
Fiad Wait, membera of tha Liona
club! Mayor F. N. MeCorkla, Snpt.
of Schools Arthur Stokes. Mrs.
Kathleen Watts of tha Chamber of
Oommeree, MrA Joseph Gaskin,
rapreeeutlng tha Baatem Star; P
D. Baird, Mrs. Claud Waat, repre-
■eatlng tha Farm Woman’s group,
together with rapresentativea of tbe
Salvatkm Army. Another meeting
for further organisation will be
held next Monday night at tha
Tavam.
It Is proposed to have avmr civic
and fraternal omahleetlon in Cam
den repreeented on the auporviBing
board of tha wait
Wateree Group ^
Report Shows
Mined GrowRi
Cmnplote Moderaisatkm amd
Immodinte Plana To En^
laurfo To 78 RookttS Later
Tha aaaual meeting of the
IrataNS Building and Loan aaaoqlar
tion wte kald at tha first >fatioaal
bank Maaday at which thna tha fol-
lowiiHroCIloara wars alactad for tha
•xmOi* wear:
M- H. Haymaa, praaMant; H. B.
Beard, viea praaMant; Lawls L.
OtykWB. fteratary-traMurer. and
a L J^umnoa. ganaihl oouasaL
teaw oteBty board of dtrastprs. waal: plmiilmat Maair BaavA O. J.
Btoiad ffcrpIteMoBtj WfP Bhnmm.- M^.-S^ W. VtaLandter
Councllamn Doway Craod
alaetad prosldaat ol tha CanMaa
Klwaula club at a naaotiiig bald
TaaadMT hmt w*««k at tho Thom-
aa Tavora.
Ushar Myara. mambar of tha Kar-
appiiantlF
expeitod a mltaelo last wash ia ao
far ha tin meat nortago was ooa-
cemad. After llataaing to Praaldent
Traman’s talk last Monday sight la
which ha statad OPA mast prieo
ragulatlona wore to bo absuidooad
wOBM akoppors ruahad city mar
kets Taaaday la tha luwe of gattiag
choice cats.
Aa one butter put it: "They
thought ha had tho stuff looked up
and waiting far tho Md of OPA
hut sadly eaoag htha meat wasn’t
there."
Local meat daalms bellavo that
prioaa will loval off, althoagh high
prioea will ba la ovldeBoa until tha
supply bmEina to catch up with tho
denumd.
Ho Ira misBhar of tho Amorloaa
Lagloa and doiiag Worid War II
raeatvad raeoguitlon for
Ing won aa a nmiabar of tin intor-'
dapatteiaatal war aavlagn
acaacntlva oomarittaa. Ho wan a^
pointed state ooordtnator tor fai<
oral amployaoo ta tho
boad program by tho tmaaafy
partmaat At tha closo of Mm war
lot par„o«it of Cana aaearRy oar
ployoaa In South DaroUaa wars par-
tldpaiiag In tha payroll auvhn:.
plan and Invaattng It par tmt of
thalr aalariaa.
Mr. Kolb la a leadiiirBuptist lay
man aad for aovaral yoan waa a
mambar of tho Baptist gmiaral
board for South Carolina aad of its
axaeuttvo oomlhlttoa. HO la a au
bar of tha Ftrat Baptist eharoh of
(Flaian tan in pagn aliBt)
(3iamber Of Cmnmerce Activities
KathUf Watte, Sacrutarf
W«
iNiQsr
nawOU.
>11't .
On DBKalL SlTMt Hat
to
Many flao suggastlotts have hoaa
raeelvad In raaponao to tha fora
latter mallad to citlsens through
out tha town and county and *haae
furgMtloiui btonc Rtodl^d MIO
Claaslfiad. A few of thaaa r^m-
mendatlona have boon salactad for
thla week’s publication aad from
to time others will follow:
One of Camden’s greatest assets
to iu beauty, with lOf wide etreeto
and many psurka. A wogram of
setting out treee each year in the
parks aad akmg atraati'wm^ te-
sura thla great asset for the fu
ture, and bo a aumameut to thcao
who carry out tha worth-while pro
gram. Pino and other trees should
be planted In the parka for the
benatlt of tha ndkt gaaaratlon. and
old tress along tho atrooto should
be out aad new trees pat m
their ^ace. Ihero has hoaa vary
Uttla tree or flower noting drnia
by tha city In tha pant tea yaayg
Vtaltora are hiih la their praise of
the beauty of oar dty. LoTa keep
it that way. Wa ahooM have a po^
rflinmlf**** eompeaad of patrioda
eittoaaa who know aad appraelata
flowera and baautlM dty.
Onmdna'a dnurm kas hoaa la .ltu
(Tmllni la laateg a lot at oottoa
to aaorhy markata. Wa aaad a good
market aad aa np4o4ato oottoa.
Platform tor tost haudHug of fanar
^^ootma OB hate^- days. Moaey'
tor oottoa loro woiany oaio
«p ki Iho haaltoaC wf mordmato
of whom died whllo wo woro tak
lag it assy at home.
Expanded hospital fadUtlao—
building of te laoiatlmi ward to
handle eontapoos and Infaetiena
dtaeaaea In both eklldraa aad
adalta.
Hora indnatry aad new pay rolls.
Oar climate, natural reaourcea and
coop<waUon of city government
ahould be indnosmenta.
Diversified farming—Tha small
cotton farmer la on hie way out.
To remain In haalneaa the farmer
muat dlvenlfy.
DAydratioa—A modeck plaat to
ddiydrate farm prodneta for ani-
food. One can be seen In ope
ration at PerryvUle, Qa.
More* berda of reatotered cattle—
Bpth beef type and milking braeda
—eradloate acrah stock.
Cooperation amoag tho kaatisei'
$4 aad bastaeae aaa to a uteMaon*
aai and not palflag at araai par-
paaaa, ta Miart. **1)111104 wa ntaad,
divMsd. wo fall"
Women To
[dd FaB, Meeting
A|1 HomiB
CM
To Attema
Bama. tiwasarar, imd Bagdaa
Peareo, Oarl Sehloaborg. B4 Craig,
Dr. Jooaph Ihrunasa, Oscar Smyrl
aad DaOsata Browa, aa directora.
W. C. McCariay, xotlrlag preaMaat,
aatomatleally hoeemaa a BMmhar of
the board of dtraetora
Maaaia. Orood aad Daa Han, who
wart local dalogataa to tha Bghth
dlatrlet coavmiUoB In Oraoasboro,
October lA 14 and II, aahmiUod a
report of that maaitng to the loml
clah. Dnphoo Rhalaa of OTOsavtUo
waa alactad district govomor of tho
two Oardlnaa aad Owaa F. Grew at
CMumbla waa namad as Mautaaaat
governor. Tho ooavantloa wpa ad-
dreaaod by O. B. Pataraoa, iatoraa-
Uoeal aocratary. Jaapor B. Htoka.
dlatrlet govoraor; Hartert W. Hoa-
alag, dlatrlet saeratary aad traaa-
fonaar Oovamor Bronghtoa of
North CoroUaa, Dr. T. Q. Ora«r of
TheaaaBvillo. N. O.. pr^iaat of too
North Carollaa
aad othara.
Tho mask oad of tim
was haadlod 'by Wkltor Ya
chalmiaa of <ho Kiwaala i
oommittoa aad foramriy prof*
ot maaio at Graanaboro CoDago tor
Womam
A Mlowahlp laachaoB waa hOM
la tha ballroom of tim OHoary
hotti, headqnartara for tim eonvoa-
tioa. ’Tho avaaing jaaal was in tha
M. H. Hoyman, Lewis L. Oty<
ham. J. F. Lewla, C. J. Shannon
4tfe, J. O. Rieharda, Jr.. 8. C. Oy-
bora and J. Taam Oottya.
Tha stateamat of tha oondltloa of
tim aaaoelatloa was moat gratifying
to offloara aad aaaoetotsa. Tho
stataaioat shown that tim raaoareoa
total |t4S,tSI.7L divMad aa followa:
todaral htmm loon bank stock. |A*
•M;. real astata loans. |tl7,4M.M:
stock loans, |4.4t0; real satate sold
oa oontraot. flA40f.»: aeeounts rfr
ealvablo^ 974.M; fumltnva and flx-
taroa, |1. aad raal oatato owaad.
w9h
aoO
It will attraet
woaM go
ba(pm ^
tor tim
ton
B^m..
Mm ef tim
Cioate
tom
fora of a barboeao
Jaffaraoa Country olnh.
the
Legion Ratty Set
For October
Witt Be In Columbia
The FWD Rally aad Confaranea
has bean set tor October |0th and
tut at tha Jefferaoa Hotel. Colnm-
hia. October Mtb will be devoted
to a Proamnade aad Wreck put oa
hy the Oraad Yattara of tha Forty
aad BIglU starttag at t p. m. Dor-
tag tim afbmioott varloaa oommit-
toss of tha Lagloa win amot. At
T:M p. m. a pnblle tadnetlon of now
ES la tho Anmrleaa Logloa
wM ho WM la too ballroom of tha
Jaftorooa HOtti. This wfll ho tol-
_ hr a doaoo pat oa for too
jotet oatortateamat ot the Lofloa,
Forty aad Bteht aad Anxillary. Ad-
rTrrlir titl ho hy Lagiea eard.
This win ho aa oatstaadlag aad oa-
taotalateg affair, aad a won kaewa
mtoieia tek teaa oooarai te tol^
alah too m«ito.
Ootobor tlot at
Service Motor
Company Oceuines
A IMfodem Plant
Maatioamia Naw Qaagteka Om
Samik RFaii^ Straat b
Vp Ta Date
Tbo Sarvloo Motor Compaay.
daalara In Dodge and Plymontb
ears, aad Dodge trucks is now lo-
oatad ta Its ftaa now modem home
at 817 South Broad straat.
Tbe eompany repraeentlng Char-
lea O. Stognor, Sr., and Charles O.
Stogner, Jr., have been In bualnesa
sikoe Apiti 1*44 but prior to that
Mr. Stogner, Sr., had hem a Ckhra-
ler-Ptymouth dealer for qnim tome
years.
Tbe compeny opened in Us now
quartera October 18 and ia tYeU
looated in a modem concrete and
steel garage 4B feet to width and
(eoatlnned on page four)
Mayor McCone
Orbrs 0
Cfean-Up
Orders Oto
Proi
Announcement waa mads haPO
’Tuesday of the sale of the Camdun
hotel property on Bast DaKatb
street b ythe George Little estate to
Leon H, Carl H. and Ellhu P.
Schlosburg for the sum of 866.000.
BimulUneoualy the Schloatouv
group, owners and operators of toe
famous Sarsfleld club here and toe
Ocean Strand hotel at- Creeoent
Beach, announced that Jost as aooa
as they secure posseMton of tim
Camden hotel property they will
remodel and renovate the bulldlas
completely and \ater when beUdleg
material to availabla, wlH add thirty
additional rooms by building an ad*
ditlon at the south end and e
fourth story to the entire assembly-
immediate plans, aeoordtog to
Leon H. Schlosburg calla for instal
lation of private baths in , every
room, a complete redecoratloh ot aB
rooms, lobby, ate., installatkm ol a
atalnlaas steel kitebea and tha re
modeling of the present beauty shop
Juit west ot the lobby Into a m04-
arn alr-conditloned coffee shop.
"We will enlarge (he lobby tee
medlatsHy,’* said Mr. Behloabaito
’Wnd the large mom at the rear,
used tor years aa a dining rooaa,
will ba made into what we will eaU
the "King Raigtar rooai", where
private groupe and servloe olkte
may hold meettnga,
'The lobby, to taet th* aatte
hotel, will be eomidetely refnmMte
(Pleoae tom to pegp tear)
Jmiimr Qiamber ^
BoDs Far Above
Mmnberrfiip Goal
Forty-one new metobara were
added to toe mater ok tbe
Juator Chaatimr - of Coma
theametiag MeM Taeeiay
bWUIIU^H W iW am
fto 117 or 17 abate the
of lot for Woveaiher 1.
Annouaeeatrat Is awle df tim ap>
polatmant of a raaaasMI and plaii-
nlttg coaunittea, haadeto^bT JaSpe
OUvar Rice, who with lam Bey^
kto, Aadrew Marloa aad J. 0. Ar
rant# will gathar data for e aarvfy
of the todnatrlal end other peeMbOI-
tlee of camdea. The reealt ef tim
enrvey wiB be eabodlei In a eta-
(letleel report available to membera
at all ttoaaa
The Jnnior group also deddad to
ooopsrata wWk-the Lloaa, Rotary
aad Klwanla elabs In the com fae*
tival prograaL
The oeamtttee havtag to ttoarge
the itiaaa tor tim ‘teea age oaateea
reported that the eanteea would be
to operatlea-wlthla two weka.
The Janlor Chamber aekaowleote-
ed aa axpraaatoa of appreetotioa
from XMmw ooanty farm biureaa
tor the oodtoratUm evldenoad Mr
tim Ctoambar to furaiaaiag i
power In haadltag affairt at
fair grounds daring Urn raeaat o
ty fair.
Quota Of Sixty
For Marine Corps;
Tim Marina corps recmlttog heal*
quarters for tha state of South Carf-
Una, has received a quota of f0,aMa
for the month of October to be
enUeted. Captain Robert M. Rleh-
arde, offtoer to dmrge^ atatea that
ovar to man ware enlisted the tirat
week of October.
The strength of the peacettow
Bfaiina corps wlU be on^ 100,OOP
men -and’ It la expected- toM goal
will be reached to the sear fatmra.
Captain Richards urges all maa thaft
plan to enlist to contact thafar toedl-
recruiting sergeant In thetar vleial-
tr. Remember, only 100,000 may
uurte aad this foal has almoat tewa
ruaalmd. ^
gram
Mayor
Fraada MeCoikli gave
rdera to tho ttreols aad
perks departmeat thM week to be-
IflB a dty wide deea-up ead. beau*
tlflcatkm program.'
AU dirt eldowalks wilt he repeto
ud aad placed la flrat elese eoadt-
L Parka will he eleeaed
ileBted. 0km
liae eeedltaga have beea
oa Thmalcy, Od^ ft^the a^aarmry to
loite a. m. a M OCflear’s 0^ Mu plaatud ta various perks. Wla-
flouerluf r*mitv
aiafterikteo
W0 he held la toe Buths-
to tim Jeffarma Jtetel, Tka
jjf JoR tto
teHalativu
D.C.,]
Oae draw of tree Oaparta wfll be
datfgnad to rsmpvo dpdl ltoihi from
Ituea Aeag taiii
Ikiks. Owr
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Under$tandUtg In
TalkAtSumt^
Soaker KIwaaiaae heard aa
draea by A. Staaley UeweUya
thla elty, at thalr regular i
at the Ooee-Cela eeauaualty qu'
oa Friday. Itr. IteheUyu Is a
her M the Bokth Caroltoa Pis
aad Devteopmeat
Legion tiurtmite wn,—
fli htl litetoi Mr. Uemi
a hitter uaiarataBdlaf * I
ef;
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