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THI eAMDIN CHWOWlCtlt SOUTH CAHeniuC snoi^v, %Krr«itNiii w BETHC80A PRIMYTEIIIAN CHURCH 8«iiiS«ir, 8»pt«iiiS<r II A. SoutRw MeAm, R—tor Instead of the regnlar classes tbs charch school wlU obsenrs Rally Day with a prograai giTen by 'the children and yoans pegpls at 10 o'clock. The eaCIrs coagr^pr ,Uoa *14 frisnis are tarUsd and sTerytms Is asked to make a sp^- lal offering for Sanday school ex tension. Mortdng worship at 10: with prayer, anthem and sermon at 11:15. The Pioneers meet at 5:S0 and the Seniors at <:30. Ehreryone is cordially inrited to atend these swrrices. NOTICE TO WATER USERS ALONG HIGHWAY NO. 1 ■ A ' ' t , Due to shortage of certain essential fittings, installation of fire hydrants along Highway No. 1 will be temporarily discontinued. U. S. Penitentiary Has Jobs Open BULLHOGS WILL Speaks Going To Texas' Meeting Of iContlnaed from^page one) You will be advised when work is re- sumed. L. H. HARDIN Snpt of Municipal Utilities Auto Seat Covers Individually Tailored bV skilled craftsmen You select the material and style you want and we Tailor Them To Your Taste, ANY MAKE —ANY MODEL Tops—any kind—and Headlinings in stall^. We specialize in Auto Upholstery and Trim Jobs. OTOGNER MOTOR COMPANY ITS .. 128 E. DMUlb St In an endearor to provide prac tical training for Inmates to enable them when released to secure po sitions the U. 8. penitentiary, board of U. 8. civil service examiners, Atlanta, Oa.. has Just issued sU examination announcements (no written test required) and Is solocitinK applications from the genres! public for the following pofiitions: Industrial superinten dent (textile mill) paying entrence salary of 13773.40 through $4902; industrial foreman In the special* lied fields of clothing factory (men's clothing), print shop, textile mill, and canvas specialist paying salaries ranging from 12694.96 through 13648. Ihe. above superin tendent and foreman Jobs are for duty at the penitentiary In Atlanta only. Vocational counselor $8897.20 and vocational instructor (agricul ture) $3021. Instructor trade shop- special fields of sheqtmetal, weld ing and m«chlne shop paring $3081. Instructors are alstf'“8oeded for duty in the following:/power plant, dairying, 8wlnek,^hMbandry, truck gardening, culinary and me chanical In the speciallxed fields of electrical work, laundry, plumb ing, stone cutting, sheetmeUl work, steamfitting, bricklaying, carpentry and automotive m^hanlcs paying entrance salaries cn $289.60. Most counselor and Instructor positions are availabla at three locatlonsi- ,ibe U. S. Penitentiary, Atlanta; Federal Correctional Institution, Tallahassee, Fla., and Federal all regulars in the battle line, tbo Bulldogs pushed the Invaders all over the lot. Acomo (Ml Group IRCID BOYS IN ACTION Those speed merchants, Messrs Bgrmer, Cox and Anderson, sped over the turf af if gifted with Mercurial Inspiration, estch thrust going for substantial gain. Camden racked up 13 first downs to six registered by Dreher. Dreher did not get a first down in the first quarter, managed to get one in the secmMl, posted three In the third and two In the final. Camden made 6. in the first, three in the second, two in the third .and two in the fourth. Cox posted Camden’s first score in the initial quarter when after- en uninterrupted parade down the field to the two yard strip, Cox raced around end to score. The effort for the extra point failed. Getting possession of - the, game again In this same perlad, the Bull dogs put on another victory march with Barmer, a fleet -kid if there ever was one, galloped 25 yards on a reverse to cross the goal line. Again- the extra point was missed. Prison Camp, Montgomery, Ala. All salaries quoted are annual basic pay for standard federal work week ot forty hours and additional com pensation^ is provided for authorised overtime. For detailed information is to duties, qualifications, forms to file, etc., see ths commission’s locsl sec retaries at first or second class post offices in the states of Ala bama, Florldp, Georgia, S^th Caro lina and Tennesee; ^ any of the above mentioned places of employ ment; or the commission’s Atlanta regional office. Ten Forsyth street butlding. Application forms proper ly executed most be filed with the secretary, board of the U 8. civil service examiners, U. 8. pen itentiary, Atlanta, Ga. not later than October 21. 1947, to be ac ceptable. BULLDOGS MARCH AGAIN In the . second quarter Camden was on the march again when An derson fumbled on an attempted lateral. Dreher got the ball, on the 26 but fumbled and Camden re covered when Melton fell on the oval on the 20. Branham fumbled for Camden on the 27. The half ended without any more scoring. In the third period, Baymbr again staged one of his nice runs, taking the hall over on a crosn field dash from the 3 yard line. The ef- for the extra point was successful with Cox ip>ing into pay territory. 'IliA finsl touchdown came in the test quarter when Anderson scooted through tackle from the six yard line to scmre. Radio Engineer Positions Are Open ■■ ■?>! I t| i BIRDSEY BRINGS THE MILL TO YOU - AT NEW LOW PRICES BIRDSEYE POULTRY FEEDS Hen Scratch , . . 100lbs. $5.40 Laying Mash 100 lbs. $5.25 Broiler Mash 100 lbs. $5.45 Growing Mash — 100 lbs. $5 JO Starting Mash 100 lbs. $5.65 ( Pnckafed in convenient 10 and 25 lb. tises) BIRDSEYS STOCK FEEDS Dairy Feed — 20^. . . . . . . 100 lbs. $4M Hog Ration 100 lbs. $4.77 (Special Discount 1000 lbs. or more) .Your FEED DOLLAR Buys Moru At BIRDSEY*S Because All of The Services Are Performed With i—NO IN-BETWEEN PROFITS f-ONLY ONE HANDLING CHARGE Birdsey Flour & Feed Store 944 Broad Street ” Camden, S. C. Radio engineer positions in the federal communications commission in Washington, D. C., and through out the United States, its terri tories and possessions, will be filled from an examination an nounced today by the U. 8. civil service commission. Salaries are $4,149, $4,902 and ^5.905 a Ybar. No wrttten test is required of competitors for these positions. To qualify, they must '(a) have sue cessfully completed a collego cur riculum leading to a bachelor’s .de gree in electrical, radio or com munication engineering or in physics; (b) have had 4 yeafs of technical engineering experience; or (c) have had a time-equivalent combination of such education and experience. In addition they must have had from two tq^fo^ years of professional radio engineering experience. Persons appointed to most positions must be abl^ to drive an automobile and must pos sess either a first-class radio-tele graph operator’s license or the ability to transmit and receive plain text in the International Morse Code at the rate of 26 words per minute. Additional information and ap plication forms may be secured from the commission’s local secre tary, Miss-Ingram, located at post office from most first and second- class post offices, from civil ser vice regional offices, or from the V. 8. civil service commlslson, Washington 25. D. C. Applications must be received in the commis sion’s Washington office not later than October 14, 1947. CAMDBN DEFENSE STRONG WhUe mention is made of the ground-gaining forays of Cox, Bar mer and Anderson, special atter.tion should be called to the stout defen sive play of the Camden Hue. Pierce has his guad well-drilled and the execution of both offensive as w^Il as defensive plays was outstjind- ing. ' ' ’The game was splendidly handled by four state high school associa tion operatives. J. A. Dugan, Pres byterian college, as referee; E. F. Ward of Lenotar-RIlyBe, as umpire; Tom Brantley and Lem Harpgr, of South Oarollna, as. linesman, and field Judge respectively. TEAM FLAYED GOOD BALL While every member of the Bull dog squad used during the game played smart bang-up ball, out standing was Barmer, a rangy wing back whs really pots his heart into his play. Cox, tailback, and An derson as spinner back demon strated their dependability. Jimmy Team, who can'play spinner or tail back is another qualtfled member of the par-exceIIenc0 group. Rogers at center, Baker and Carlton at ends, Thompson and Morrison at tackle. Beleos and Nor ris la the guard spots and Leon Branham who saw action as v/ing back during the evening all played heady alert ball. Reserves that were being continually sent in showed the careful training that Pierce has given the ‘squad. 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This event, which will bring together AMOCO distributors and top officials of the American Oil Company and its associates, wiii be an educational inspection of the companies .giant modem Texas City refiiierlea. The purpose ■of the program is to bettM* familia rize AMOCO' distributors with the newest methods and developments in the refining of quality petTcHeum products A dinner to be held at the Hotri Charlotte, Charlotte, N. C., will start the first day's activities, at which time Amoco’s President, C. H. Wagner, will address the group. Upon arrival in Texas City the AMOCO Jistributors will be wel comed by D. J. Smith, president of the Pan American Petroleum and Transport Orntpany, and P. J. Sweeney, vice president of Pan American Refining Corporation. Discussion of petroleum refining, iroduction and transportation will be conducted by experts in their respective ilrids. During the first day’s inspection tour, S. B. Shapiro, assistant general superintendent. Pan American Refining Corpora tion, wrlll speak on the subject of "Development of the Texas City Refinery”; Dr. H. R. Snow, Pan American’s plant manager will talk on ‘’General Refinery Operations’’; and E. R. Thimer, president. Pan American Production Company will outline general ’’Pnoductlofi, Pipe line and Natural Oaa Operations" Althongh Pan American’s damage in the Texas City disaster was com paratively alightr the group of dla- tribntors on tour will visit those Industrial areas less fortunate. , The following day’s schedule calls for several tours which will show technical phases of operation being put into actual use. Lectures to be delivered by Pan American department heads include the Thermal Cracking Process which will be explained by R L. Zimmer man; the Catalytic Refining Pro- 'ceas as described by J. B. Hamb- lem; and Product Finishing and Pumping by B. F. Babin. The direc tor of Research of Pan American, R H. Price, will lecture on Re search and Product Control, wind ing up the morning program. A luncheon will be held in the re finery cafeteria at which time H. J, Broderson, general superintendent. Pan Ammican Refining Corpora tion, will report on the Texas City fllsastor. A bus trip through the oil fields will comprise the afternoon’s acti vities," the destihtaion being the famous San Jacinto Monument, near San Antonio. A dinner will be neld In the "Grotto” of the pic turesque San Jacinto Inn located near the monument. In New Orleans, where the group will proceed on Wednesday, Sep tember 24, a golf tournament will bring the tour to a close. The con tingent will return to Charlotte the following day. The oil company officials and dis tributors alike feel that this visual educational program will help greatly In bringing' about a better knowledge of the company’s prod ucts and modern refining methods. —Adv. 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