The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 03, 1947, Image 1
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©AY MON m CAMDEN
passes totout acctoentsI
PACK MEDICAL CHESTS FOR EUa|>PE
%ad Olkm
OffkMtMNA
Uam—fly QniM
l1S4< 79U-nA JwUdfjr period
en and Kereliiftw eoantj M-
some kind ot an aU-hich
,0 far as aceidenta, fire-
firewerki, ate... are con
Colonel Wiffiams
l^es At Home In
Canadaigna. N. Y.
Formar
, elty police, aa of Sanday
not bad any eccldenta
conaeqnence reported and
)'^pfee true of thd ofClee of
ae well as :Chd atate
ly patrol.
police picked up '^e uaaa
r of drunka, for a wedtand
^ bat It waa an amiainf fact
Ckrlatmaa an# kottdar
BP waa leaa than in the an
a decade.
[ing flreworka and fire-
the ptdlee repoct that rlo-
were few. While foma ffire-
were aet hf await b07a,
pi^ncee were at a' minimnm
{BO arreata were made. In aer-
the youngetara did not
any better but deaiated %ben
•tapped In. It waa Mr far
[^ieteet Cbrlatmaa period In
history.
in other aectlpns ot the
the holiday toll In death and
, dee to traffic and'other au
nts was hearler thin In nafiy
past, here’ la Camden and
Bbsw county. It waa aegHilMe.
^re were (he uaaal fmmher of
partlM, daacea, ate., arlth
snd enthuaiaatle tamoula aC
I who delight In the terpUlelUir*
art
Of Cednra
And PiwM Plantation So^
cumba To Lonf lUnesu
Gotonel Clark Winiams, e prom
inent national figure, and owner of
the piantati<m **The Cedara and
The Ptaee.” sponsor of thiTWIl-
llaaiB s^blarahla at The Citadel, la
dead, having passed away at hla
home St Canadalgna. N. T., cm De
cember 11
Cotogel Clark WUllama suffered
a liiilyUc stroke several yearn
egi) a( which time hia death waa
expected daily. He was at the time
at hia home, the Cedars and The
Plpi,
. hritg the years that the WU-
llwv Ihmlly occupied^ the Cedara
e*i T'ia Pines, some of the most
paadttnt personages In Amertcan
ilh wifre guests thare.
Camden people win reetil Wat
fw ttOhj yeara one of the*annual
e^HUsvat the wmiams home waa
tm iriival thara ef the faculty oC
'Vnhgiua eonegU, Mr. wnuamu puy-
iW 41 ezMuaaa to bring some 18
at anre ednealbre of uathmal. ha-
Partwoi to the plaaUtion. Mr. Wfl-
Ihn^ yas promtneat aa • Mason
wl ah l»laeofa|lan.
(bmmar Schmd
Pj
Docwimnts Filed
In Transfer Of
Hie Gnion Area
’Anomit Montioiaodl la Bolofw
Fiynrag That Wen Aw-
Boonoed Last Wook
A news item appearing on Pagp
of the Camden Chronicle last
week, reporting on the sale of the
L. L Outon plantation property In
We town of Lugoft waa based mi
Information i^vlded by a party
ooncerned In We trsaaaetion.
The figures are gtveu to 'a
Chroaicle representative are die-
1947 MARCH OF DIMES
STAGES ITS FUND APPEAL
FROM JANUARY 15 TO 30
D. J. (keed Takes
Over Office As
Kiwams Leader
Pvla Pawch la Talk To Mem-
bara — Coaamittoo For
Yoar Are Namod
At We meeting of the Camden
v., ^ mM T w n..!... .Klwania club Wis week, Dewey J.
.V ®S..S!| cre6d took over as president The
szeeuUva took over the luro-
lanlM led Orem aimshiia aarist hi paehl
la larepe whare Omy are iMrllnrted «e
aaap la emtremely semee. ■
(AarndfUa Kai Oreainalal
First Entry In
Baby Dwby Is
Bcnm January 1
Stork Fraaanta Mr. and Mra.
Hmaol A. EUaott WHb
A Son
I Juveniles
Mer^ (te
Skating
Mra. misabeW Oulbe sad We Oaaa-
dmi Beef Cattle Parma who state
that the total of the transaction la
1118.000.
the property, according to docu-
meiUt on file wtW We clerk of
courts office, embraces Qreen HUl
ptantatkin, Stoney HIU farm
new
gram period to offer hia followers
a pep talk that carried lots -of
punch.
Mr. Creed declared Wat If We
Camden club la to aaooessfuUy at
tain Its chjeotlvea for the year,
SocgeatkMi b
City Biafld Ad
For
IAB80M OthCUUU
Bbson Park, Ite., Jssl
haiye cmae ta mu
mail and wotnei all oraf
ry adrlng wheih Abe hsM iOh
ortunltSea will be found ta the
t lew years.
rmiNO MORt PlIHMANtNT
^ THAN CHANOt
Uveral hundred yeuru B. C. Wf
A philom^mr, Baraditna. sald»
^There la »o<
Ing mora
.phoosophy
hAfa Aod—AC
peeiaUy In ^
world of '
PBimUng a
TO e a t runs
choice If. Ihj
some wayiA
rtMl
.bbd'
befMw
hoMdaya
1817.
^MUls
tha taw Mr.
and uoaa hy
read hy
I twioa,
a of Wa MbWodlat
This year Rav. Idmund
.Wa P**"*^" fhthftlfc
[«aTT.
duck himthtf. K
t wfierd
yon Wool
iNrd la at any gtveil moWdnt,
inaj Waste your aanmnnltlaa.
i mportunltiae are adwaya la
a or leas of a flux due to euW
Ipn u (1) wars, (I) bomn p€(^
1. (1) depresalona, (4) newJW'
doBi, (5) chgages In peaplii
ih sad desirei.
Msbly the beat way to pradfet
1 kh opportunltlaa of tomorrow
looking at the tremto of yea
For example.*, accordMM ^
|C. 8. Bureau or Census. 8f out
100 gainfully em^oyel
appro]
btsd k amllax and pine
kanda of Miss Ada
Belton Boykin.
^hem wklch gUd
We Sts# until it reuched
_ e Christ CkOd" lay
tnataOol and operated by city elee-
Mcitas.
Uadsr We oompetmitf tralnliig of
We eathuslaatle pianist Mra. Chat.
SalakfleA Wa idee cliui and choria-
Hn In white marched la
Wio hi front of We stage and sang
Alth vdrve and iweuidon numbera
at favarite carols much to the da-
ibht <^ Wa andtence.
To Wa atraina of "Holy Night’r
be carhiiiis parted and the eTunla*
te tahMan of The Holy Family ia
JethlWam stood revealed.
Prom behind We acenee. We aa^
tor. FhWer Bnrke, read ImpreA
iraly We tmaaortal story as hi.
Meux vivanta. The dlffereat
A nine pound tour ounce boy
came Ipio the world at We Cam
den hospital at 8:40 o’clock
Wednesday morning and up to
press time ot Wis paper, waa hsad-
tttg emitender In We AnUnal Baby
Derby, eondacted by We Chroakle
W cooperation wlW a grasp of
Camden aMrchaata
The youngster la We son of Mr.
and Mri. H. A. ElUott, who raalde
norWaast of the city on U. 8. No.
1. Mrs. HHlott waa cheeked in at
We hospital at 8 a. m., and the
young man waa born at 8:40. Dr.
Oaorge Rhame waa We attending
phyalelan.
Mrs. BHott befotw bar nMrriage
was Mias Emily Baekmon of Bp-
Wans.
The birW of We BlUott baby Is
the.first to be reported to We Baby
Darby editor here In We Ckroalele
etfioe. Thi period for reporting
MrWn Jk KerA«T casnty eiqWua
48 al in., Wednesday, January
t are prgud to refort same to We
itWroulcle at onot.
bkattag.
moat popu-
-liUvttlea In
Skattm-Wnt la,
has become One of
lar of recreattonal
Camden since Santa'^Claua left
several handred palrb AC alcataa In
Camden homes on Chaiatinas day.
The concrete rink atfAurens mid
Broad streets Is tb# meoca ef
scores of youagatara.^ily, who
crowd its surface sad pmssa ape^
tators hy Weir antlea.
The statement waa^.made laat
Sunday that it woula he a good
Idea to buUd a slaailv risk la
Hampton park and aSb near the
Jackson sehooL Rotti
hsalthy sport It was
*• -P to each committee to
menta give the nSmas of the pur*
chaaars ns Xdwla JA Boyle ot
Sumter and Robert M. Lee of Mln-
ning. A bill of sale gives title to
all personal property and chattds
located on We ^ntatkin and twe
taram for 988,000.
A real aatate title document also
filed at the court house gives title
of real estate aggregating 8J00
acres ot lead to We two parehasers
meatlhned. We amount Involved
tng Hated at 170,000. This docu
ment wus rigned by L. I. OUfim, Jr.,
Mary Louise Outon. MlisabeW O.
Oukm and the Camdmi Beef Cattle
Cana.
Thme are IJW acrea additional
which have bean add to We Weat
VlrghUa Palp and Papm* company,
bat BO daed haa bemi filed In Wls
sala. This acfeage Ilea west of
Highway tt, known as We Bastp
over road.
F'
tsl
psrt, hu been’doe W techns*
development Thirty ysan
Ihow small farms will be ussi
hr iaflatlon hedgaa or sur
purposss. Food la dsetlnel
were In sgrlcnltUBri pur iceaes were Inapted by We youW-
^ay only 11 out of 100 are tal psrticipaota wHh reverence and
' yed. This casualty, fpr tin dignity, ehowlag patieat and tlKU*-
ough trsinlng by Mra. Milla
The followlag wore We outstand
ing characters: Mary—Martha
Dorlty; Joaeph—Eogene Cpok; An
gels-^inney Whitaker, Jane
frown on gredt fanul as anrs^ Bruce Guioa; Mary Jane RAdcUffe,
ikoes are made In great faeijcsTdra Qoodalp, Nancy Smith,
Cameron,
National ^
Exandiiatioi
Praninent Men
iWm Be Heard On
iMetiioAst Hour
Bishop W.' W. Paaie of Rid
md. Virginia
Newnr Gromtar Nmmd For
Fimda, Smyn CmMR>*igm
Ckstimina Hmmpkrimn
The 1847 March of Dimea, an
nual fund raising drive of We Ng-
tlonal Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis which sparkplugs We
never-ceasing battle against polio,
will be held January 16 to 10, It
was announ^ today by Dr. A. W.
Humphries, raairman of We Murch
ot IHmes campaign commlttae hera.
The need for funds. Dr. BamiW-^
ries aald, haa neyer been graatar,
dnee Wis natlou haa Just emoied
from We wdrst e{ddemle of polio to
We history of We Natkmal Poundn-
tlon tor Infantile Parnlpuls. tottud-
ed In 1888 to dWMtotod and co
ordinate We battle agatoat this dla-
ease.
Need (or Metiey
"TTnlted State# PuMte HealW
Service figures Aow" aald Dr.
Humphries, "that We INI pdlo
epidemic is second oitfy to sever
ity to We great epidemic et lltt,
the worst In recorded history. This
means Wat^not oBM w«ra the
Foundation and Ha ehaptora oallad
upon aa never beikre to mppif
expensive egolpmst, parsoimel
and every oWer aid known lo apod-
ern sdonoe, to the atrickun, hkt
Wey still must asdat SUwe who
have not yet achlevud ■axtoium
recovery. And thera aro aara ef
these than Were have ever haon
before.
"The National FoundUtfon alao
spent miflions of doflars durtag
1848 te UMdlcal adentlfle rsasareh
to trace We cause of tafaatlle
paralyals." Dr. Humphrlae explain*
ed. "It will conttone to ib so urn-
til Wat caaae Is dtscormrad and
couquared.
"The National FouniaWon alao
intanda to pursue vttmnwly Ru
far-reaching educational
to tofOTm tha puhite oi
f of J. H.
)d In the
Kershaw
00 A.
toUowtog
, 1 auto*
urnlturo.
k cutter.
>r, 1 cot-
middle
plows,
rm pro-
IfanctlMi at 100 par cent officleney.
Tke ruBsarka of Mr, Creed were
Iraisivad wkh enWudMm by tbelttonoAgmnat Wo
I snWre nHmbnrahtp aad fodgjig ^
tha reactloual commaf t.
wbnt your Mnrah^ Oteso la prw
network
MMTHODIST
morning. JAnuary
Indepandant
Bouthera Rellgloas
wanls clah win sataMhdi a klghjPAr^ to to tor oo^
standard of aarvlee Ohib effldsncy jtoidl^ ^
,aAd cooparatlon In tha coaBnanltyi*lrtcken by the drsni
iWe oondng year.
The oeaunltteevnsalgnaBeata tor
tie yunr were announeed aa fel-
|l|ws:
Klwaata ediaatloa—O. J. Shan-
FROFE88ION8 OR
MANUFACTURINOr
er iHustratlim; profaislonit
■ »uch as lawyers* engl;
I and dentiats tncrea
[I per 100 In 1910 to 8
»y. While opportunities f
onal workers will contin
»<1. it is We belief of
It there wlfl not be enou) i
all of the young noot i
to enter Wpeu fiahls. 1 r
*. therefort, Wut. unle i
173 a rltal Intersst In A 1
aptitude tor, one of t a
18. you had batter « i*
ir Tocatloni where tlw a
ireater opportuBltlen
1920 ^anufaetorlng a d
eai Industriaa hava enod'
vorkers Waa any otllF
croupa. A flgnra of
loahat been r
wise that during We
Jaars America, and
!»^rope'aad AalA, aft h
iitrlal of a
led civfllai
essentialo of
of by
vocational
tor mtiqhi
■Irers,
slogiata
OFPORTM.
TmiCrloNi^*
'^ATIO
'autteomi
[ tod m
t*^Pls need
Shirley Anne Cameron, Janice
Deutoh, Florette Stover, Willie
Jackson. Carol Brown, fkancla Dy-
mock.
Shepherds—Michael Sheen, Wal
ter Stokes, Allen KoW. Fred Dy-
moek.
Kings—David QilHs, Roger Atch-
eson, Edward Christmas.
“The Burden Bearers" aud '’The
Hfeik'^ Aere nnuaually talented In
protrayal. ♦
The Christmas pageant haa been
written in BralUe (for We blind)
by request This Is a great recog-
i lthm of Wa gifted pen of Mra.
[ills snd s grateful audience echo
ed the eompltanent
Trio Arrpsted At
Jelffersoii - Charge
Offeiue
Robert Turner, JumeA
and Ssm SchuUi. suld to be
dents of Chaster, wqre arrested at
Jefferson. R C., Sunday fellowtog
a series of break-ins to
Jettorsak
aariy Suaday
AooerdiSg' to X
Men May Choose
Foreign Statiom
fai Marine Corps
Offering enlisted men sn indlvld-
Usl choice oi foreign duty stations,
Marine (torps Headqoarters today
announced a new policy concerning
We extension of enlistments.
Msn wiW less than two years to
serve, who desire otorseas duty,
may select We area to whldi Wey
dealre to serve. pnri||od they ex
tend Weir enlistment sufficiently
to have a mtolmum ol twentyelght
months to serve, the snnonneement
said.
Areas to which Marines srA now
senrlag on foreign duty stations to-
ctnde, CMns; Japan*,. Marianas
(Guam, Slapan): Philippines;
Hawmil; Alaska (Kodiak.- Adak,
Attn, Dutch Harbor); Balboa, C.
Z.; CkrltWean (Bermuda, Roosevelt
Roads, Guantanamo Bay, San Joan,
Trinidad) and Nawfonndtond.
According to We snnonneement.
men interested to taking advantage
of We new policy should submit
requests to We Commandant of We
Marine C:<^. Marine (3orps Head
Qnarters, Washington, D.. C., ai
soon as official directives are It-
sned' to posts and stations. The
requests should contain Inforraa-
tlott concernllng the desired period
of extension and ares of assign
ment, amount of accrued leave to
which presently entitled, and tlm
individual’s 'Specification Serial
Number.
Men leaving for overteaa duty
will be granted accrued leave to
theft* credit aa of June 80 of We
flical year during which We leave
it to oonuneace. Total leave grant
ed uot be to exosse of aixty
Upon Weir return to We United
State#, enlisted mmi who have aat^
ed cme year, or longar, ovenwaa
shall be granted accrued leave to
thair credit, not to exceed aftety
days. Men returning to the United
States after a mlntoaam tweiUy-
one moB^ overaaM aw7 Mtoot
thhir next duty station, toaotoj to
IF Biattf We refalreiMUta of We
tor torelga duty ahpnld
via toanuMa. with
hy
r^tive to
Tffitil It railulrad.
aMntaotbt
ree^ of
The cQBunoB etgamlnatloQs re
quired of all teaiWm in Wa state
andwr We SonW Carolina tertRlcar
tio prtHftum will be given on tat-
urdsy. Febr|mry 8, 1847. Ekamtoa-
tkms. which have been ahorteoAd
for 1847, wiU begin at 8i46 a. m.
and will be oomptoted te one day.
Optional examination^ will be
held on Saturday morntog, Fhh-
raary 18, beginaiag at fta a. to.,
and win be cotapleted Wiring tha
morning. Bach optional examlna-
tion win rsqaire 108 ndantsa ot
working time and candldataa are
limited ot one or two optional ex-
amlnatlona. Available optional ex
aminations are:
Bducation ia elementary schoal.
Bngllsh laagnage and lltfrature, so
cial Atudles, maWamatioa. Idologf-
cal acleneea. physical aelenoea,
French. German, fltonlah. Latte,
commercial education, todustrial
education.
Charges tor optional examlhar
tions will be $1.68 for ohe examina
tion or |SJO for two optional ex
aminations.
Any previtnwly sxsmtoed teaiWer
who wishes to reetand the profes
sional toformatkm examination tor
We pni1)ose of attaining a scaled
score of 80 or higher, to apply to
substitution for the profeoslenal
education credit requirement, most
pay We entlrs charge for We com
mon examlnatiOM, now |4.60, be-
case We protseslonal information
examination la not available apart
from We remaining common ex
amination battery. The profcealon-
al Information examination Is
schednled tor the mornng of Fsb-
ruary 8.
Applieatlen Forms
AH psrsom totonsted to seaunug
appileatloa tofijAa for the 1847 nsr
tto^ teacher examlnattona should
obtain them from the office ot We
county superintendent of ednea-
tloa te Weir rssgieettve coanty. (ton-
dMates tor tha aaramtoatlana are
to comply Woranghly wlW
instraetioiia turuftiied with the
complete set of fprma ohtutoed
through Wo county supartotondoat
AppUannts tor oxsmtnattona uro
urgod to send all papers, Moporly
oomplotod and idgRod at Wo oan
Who. PartlABF etWplotod appUca-
ttons will aat ho aecepkad. AppW
chtioB fonna shonld ba mailed to
the loBg envelope, iwtafbd wlW
appilcatioa Watorigb to Wo Dlroe-
tar Mmmtoitloaa. State Dopart-
moat of BdieiatioB„ OoluaWla, 8
C. Poatage of ie wtU bo roqnltod
to toad apjlteatlAa awtorlala to
#olutoblA IgrilnWdAas molL Those.
to apply tor tip WeAWlkW
^ afSoF to
Suaday morning half hour worship
aorvicoa broa^at over an ftide-
pmident network oi 48 ra^ ata-
tjona which will be under the
•pottsonWlp ot We SonW Central
Jurtadictloaal Couucfl and the
Southeastern Jurisdictional Oann-
dl of Tha MaWodlat CShurch dvtog
the months of January, February
and March. Thaaa progranm orlg*
Inate to Atlanta, Georgia and aro
|oard at 1:10 ajn. Baatom Stgud-
aid Tfano and 7:80 Central Stand
ard Ttmow This serloa of MoWodltt
Hour broadcastfl la a part of the
SouWdrn Religious Radio Oou^
once, au organlaatloa oompoaed of
radio committnss from We SauW-
Baptist (tonventton, the Fraa-
torterlau ChurW to Wa U. 8.; We
ROteataat Bpieoqpel ChurW and
The Methodist Church. MaW ef
theae rellglooa denanUaatloaa
broadeast over. Wla saaM network
tor a period of three numths. The
Prsobyterian Hoar harbeon on We
air daring the toll quarter, and The
MeWodiet Hour wfll be foUowad by
Tito Baptist Hour which wW ba
beard during the monWs of April.
May and June.
OWer speakera to be heard dur
ing January are Senator John W.
Sparkman. U. 8. Senator troui Ala-
bama. PreaMent Umphrey Lae ef
SouWera MeWodlst University und
Bishop William C. Martin ot To-
peku, Kauaas. Senator Spaikman
speaks on "Oiy Responsibility for
World Peeck", Dr. Lee has chosen
for his sobject, "The Comupinlty
of We Omfldent" and Bishop Mar
tin will speak on "The Bterual
God Slid a Changing Word."
Music for Wese broadcasts Is
fnraished by an excellent choir
nnder We direction of John Hoff-
man,.director of We choir at St.
Mark MeWodlst Oinreh and one
of Atlanta's h|st known mnsielans,
Dr. wnilauA F. Qnttllaa la Bx*
eeuSvw Secretary of the SonWeast-
em Jnriadictfcimal Council in At
unta. Dr. PaW D. WosMdmt la
Bxecitlve Sanretary of the SoaW
< Central Jurladletioaal CouaeD of
The Methodist Chnrdi, which org*
anlsaticBa asp We apMuwrtoS agnn-
eisa tor tha MaWodlat Hour. Work-
■g with Warn to We axTungemmits
for the 1847 seriee are two radio
ooBUBtttoes. BIWop Paul B. Martte
of LtiUe Rock, Ark., and nr. E. H.
Btockard, CnkarioCto, . N. G. are
chairmen of We two' hbaonlttoea.
np MeWodlst Hour IA liuefesd by
Mr. Jamee W. Sails.
SKTHBiOA FSmyrSRIAN
CHUII04
I. JL Smu^
Ion. ehalrmaa;
and Bech
^rUtoi
Wat la to
able care,
maxlmam recototy
Appaalafur
"The peo#e M
to couMuon ^urlth.
■ DR
T Mul-|*^^* ^^****^
H. McLeod, Jr.,
tatontfle
noe—MhluSchloaburg,
man; F. I. Karr and M. B. Wfl- win be
HT'Wf lerous Wla year
Lawa and regnlatloas -*• GeasI
PearCe. chairman; Usher Myrnrsl'J***** Wat Wallllh%y
and W. C. McCartey. toauUM ~
Classification Julian Bur as,} thaiJSs^MJ
ohalniiaa; Dr. C. F. Bowsll and I
Blthu Schloabarg.
Memb|srahlp >- Churl Buhlesbtrg,
chairman; David Hartar sad.CL J.
ShannoB, 4th.
Public relations—DaOosta Brown
chahmuB, and Frank MontgoUtory.
0 Attendance—Dan Hall ebatrmau;
H. 8. Bowden and Carl Sddoaburg.
Renee—J. D. Samp, chairman;
Gene Psaroe and L. R. Jonsa.
Reception—W. O. Pitta,
man; Dan HaB and FTaal
i I
41
' s
and lutontSe
ethar graat
anmasked ant
'nue ananal
I Dr. Bnmpbrlea
only menns thn
tloB has tor
against tefuifllP
Dr,
dmto IfIam tor ralalu tisip
lfoBtploh«>tF this yiUM
#«bintM
]Mify la«Bi
Nna m
Af TffltlUfTrt
hqr toWiW-
* Program- L. H. JoSat, dialrmaa; j■A•l•■» Jaanury
Bft C!«l|| and J. H. McLaod, Jr. I _ —
Muaio—Ed Craig, ^atawaa; Dr fljVfifgigi
J. W. Branson and Joe MeKato. IPJItHHo ^ ,
lutercluh rafaUlona—W. A. (Ah-|1|lAM AS^tl
bett) (Male, chairman; Howard(rW \jlTll.jaCTrlW
Speaks and DatSdata Brown.
UnderprtVtlpged chlldrun fRIrsi ProbatloAal
Rioe, ehatrman; Oaear Smyri*^aloed for posltlmi MDaoMaot'
chalnBan; W. R. (Buddy) Dnl^ I sentatlve, CAF-T wtIR sMarj aC
Dr. J. W. Brunson, Dun HUB wt 188887 psr year. ’ , ^ ,
Dr. C. F. SowaB. ) An eraialnatliii wr prehntioiat
Yeeattonal guidance — B. A.|(p«mMMh A0iilM88Mtt It thh
Small, ehainaan; C. L. Shealey. O.labove poalfioli mMMMOd 10-
Stogaer, Jrv and John Gettya. I day by the MB^Rpe’ Sem’etaiy,
Boya a^ gferls work — Carirfloard of U. 8- CM
SchkMburg, chairman; Beck RasaeSiamlners tor thn
and Howard SpAaki^ .iMtlhfion BranAh^iMBep NO. R Ah.
Sponsored youW organfsatloos—^mnta 8, GpcBSto, Vto tiMtoClia. to
O. Stogner, Jr.. Chairman; Darldlho fSksd are to toe Y^sat At-
Harter and F. B. Karr. ImlnlMrafiMi Braneh lira Office
Agriculture W. C. McCarteyriAnt field statimM of to# Yntototp
ehalrmaa; Usher Myers. Geael Admtalatntlouto the
Pearoo and T. T. MaHea. rhums, OeargiB,
Public affairs —'ftank Moat-j(Mr(^aa and Tenaitoti*
•tooel at 1# o^clMC. wtW
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lMr vunia».uit IL’UL tho ehmieu
wt toe tofteh at 4 ototoek. Bva
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gomery, chairman; DaCoeta Broi
and C. J. Outlaw.
BAaiaeaa ataadardp ■ Pr. J. W.
toruuaoB. toalrmah; H. 8. Bowdenl
and'JidlaB Barns.
Support of churehua ta Wo aplrit-
aal i^s—Oaear Stoyrl ehalrmaa;
DaCiopto BrwFn And N. 0. Araett
Flat Oniek Man .
Dies At 71 Years
Lawis ISotehor Pafle.'71, of Ker-|
Shaw, Itot January 1 at hla home|
In tha llat Oraek comaunity.
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from We Raffilo touruh by the!
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by tke Rev.
the Rev. Mip.
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