Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' -l-.K . ? i.'-i:: l SS;j ftt.'-U. ’f’> '/i' / \ rir a 5: ■-- i Crippled Sumter Girl Has Spunk It ia a lesson In sheer spank to see lS>jour-old Nell Chandler Gallo- ▼sj of Sumter, smile from her wheel chair and sst, “Q0II7, am I Ineky to hsrwsnfh friends.** , Nell, a cripple since poilomreliUs struck her while she was a papU in the serenth grade doesm*t know tha msaniag of the word **sswren- deat** Despite bar bnndlsap shh has gone on to graduate from Sd- munds high school in Sumtaar. ia now taking a bnsines scourse in typing and shorthand at the Mo- Lawrin Beslness school before tak- *lng the next specialised cctirse leading to a portion as medical Mbrarlea at the ’TuoaMr hesplUtl in'Sumter. Through all these sc* comfHmiosent% Nell has bean u»- tiergehig several operatfcms and trips to the JVarm Springs foonda- ,tion:'jn Georgia. v . > All this, she says, has beein made possible by the OHpjiak Chldsen Society of South Carolina who oon* tributed toward her hsspttsllsaiHeB .md her academic stndies. Cassatt **Wlien 70a thimk af torn* bar, think af Ua.**—Mite COMING ATTBACTiOllf Th^tre FW.4AT., OCT. 17-lS “DESERT FURY** In Technicolor —With— Lisabeth SootMekn Hodink Alao Seleeted Short Subfccts SAT., Oat lA MtMpsaa **THB CORPSE CAME C. #. D.»* George BrenlJoan Blondeli SPECIALI MON..TUIS., OCT. Kvai **MOTHER WORE TIGHTS** la Techaloolar STARMMO Betty Orahle-Dan Dailey Lateat Newa WED..THURS.; Oct 2ZM> SPEOALI 411 the joy in the world fos yaa to enjoy! ‘*|JPE WITH FATHER** - Ii T^haiooler William Powell-Ireae Deane IHIICIA Mailnee A<talts M. CbU- irea Vk Night 7:16 end »;li. AdulU 91.26—Chttdren 60. Alee News Miss Flo Rosier of Camp Lejeune, N. C., spent the week-end with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Hill and at- tractlre son, Michsel Anderson, of Kansas City, Mo., are risiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ander son. Miss Willis C. Anderson of Rich mond. VSm spent several days with hsr parents, Mr. and Mra. Lswla Anderson, returning to Tirglnia Monday, * Mrs. Ssllie Ogbum of Kershsw, spent a few days last week with her daughter, Mrs. W. L. TSWg and other relattvee. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cooper and grandson, Johnnie Bachan, and Mrs. M. 8. Rosier spent Monday ia Colombia with Mr. and Mrs. J W. Bachan oa Green 8t. James West attended Presbytery ia Columbia at First Presbyterian church Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McCasktll speal Sondny wMh Aelr daughter. Mrs. Lewis Smith, and family. The special occssion was Mrs. Smlth*s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin and son of Camden, spent Sonday with his parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Jhka Smith and son of CamdsB, speal Soaday wkk her mother, Mrs. Emmie Mhrsball. Misses Margaret and WlBle Mae Elliott, students at Wlnthrop col lege, spent the week-end wlt^thefar parents. Mr. sud Mrs. Mar Ms KlUott Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Vaughn and family of Rock Hill, spent the week-end with their parents here. Wilson Mosier, who re-enlisted in the Army Air corps, stationed at Langley Field. Va., spent the week end here. Mr..and Mrs. Brown of Staten Island. N. T., are visiting thehr danghter, Mrs. William Wllllsms, and Mr. Williams. Gectf Bowers of Dillon, spent Tuesday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stave Bowers. Mrs. Qykum Dies At Flat Rock Mrs. Mary KirWand Clytmm. 72. died at her reeidunc* la thw Flat BotSi oonmnoity 'TuMday, week. Ska waa the widow ot Capt L. L. Clykam. daaMitar of tha kMa WilHam and Mrs. Mnry Kirkland. Sha to survived by twa haathara. W. L. Ktrkkmd af Cblwmbim oatf J. C. Klfhkwd of Ftad Bock, aud a Mku. Annto Moaur af Flat Fouaraj ssratoea waa hcMi at Batkawy BaptitI okuash at villa. Interment was la Ike yaad Rev, X B. Chstan of Coi Ua, ofUBtoead. Lewmrd SI Mayer ENTMTIVB FOfb Naw Ykrk Lifa Itiumranca FMONC 1SMM Are your —MHf** SHOWING? MA GIVE OTHERS A CHANCE A "Tima CXit" baiwaan colls gives ofhars 9 ckoaca to^ua tha Una. csif« Part, I ***i'ka lU- OP hbuW' dtt itaNd' *to» ^ REllASt INI mi IN IMliOiNCy Bamn DeKaR Qdt-Chat Im^tB grades Jaan Toang; vice Bradley: ‘ treufuiar, Xbnmy Hmraaky: reports ptovement Is the goal of the school for this year, throagh the ooncerL ed efforts of Mr. Williams, an "in- service” claas, has been organlaad from the extension department of Wlnthrop college. Dr, McGinnis, head of the School of Educstlon, to the instructor. The course. "Ira- psavamMit of Insinlction," to exr pected to benMU the teachers ia the eomuaanity and in neighboring communities. Those^ who have joined the class baydshown such an unusual spirlt-'di enthusiasm and goodwill that "improving iaatruc- tions" ,.ls the main objective—not "credit gatoing." It doesn’t take htgenuHy to-know who will make an A. but every class has to have a **tBaehsr’fl hatper.** A coedial wMcome to extended to Mrs. Car- lye Jackson (Nina Toang) at the now member of the faculty. Her rooent wedding caoaed a great deal at esdtMsant "on the hilL" Baron DaKalb to proud of Eugene Dabney hecause of his outstanding work in the F. F. A. He was shown a great deal of considera tion at Clemson this summer. He to secretary of the State F. F A. and had his picture and a prixe- winning letter published in a re- cmit tosne of The Progressive jntrmer Mbjaiftie.' Speaking dC Dabney, the high school -girls are Jean ftoaftea- Since teacher edacatloa aad Im- all a-gog over the apfearaaeo of er, Nellie Hearon. Ninth Ogham, a aavy veteran. president, Betty Barbara Davis (stoth grade) berry; vtoe , played the pisno for assembly Fanlkenberry; treasurer. Ogham Tharaday afternoon. ' Dabney; reporter. Jaliaa Hockabee. Congratulations to Mac (C. J. Tenth grade, president. Joan Ball; Melver) who received his Ed, M. vice p^esidMit, Irma Osnthen; sa^ degree from the University of retary and treasorer, William Brad- flonth Carolina in August. The lltb grade eatmtalnod the fscnlty and atadeal badp in aasembly Thurs day aftamaan. Oct. 2. They pre sented a Booth Tarkington comedy, “The Tryatiag Place.” WilHam Jor dan and Mr. Talley will spdad the we^ of Odaher 29 in Ksnnac City attending the National convention of the F. 7. A. It is idoo haviuiL Miss WiUtoiBs back at school after a few daia lUnesa. The toUmaiag alaiaoa have elect ed offloara for 1947-48: Seventh gvadto praaldent, Nancy Tmesdale; rtce preaMent, Bobby Fletcher; secretary aad treasure; Robert Caae; reporter, Sloane Yates. ley; reporter, Ladas Centhen. Uth gnuto, president. Glen Blaikran; vice president. Joseph Stover; aa» retary, Raymond Drakalard: traam urer, Louie Case; reporter, Wen dell. Antitoay. Ua« Kotkn W SkBPakoIiImrt The ammal meotiar of sharehold ers of the Waterea Buil^jng and Loan AaeeetoWoa, of Omd^ 8. C„ will be held October 20, 1947, at 4 p. ixk. In The First National Bank building. LEWIS L. CLTBtntN. , 29e Secretary. LIFE INSURANCE Paper Hanpinp and PaMinff Joe As Goodale 4B§ RBtIniliB SL CgfliAim NOTIcb An tlid •atata ol cT" tent deoenawl, »o« Cllfcctwl, ^ PayMieiit lo Dm PAlll. A. WlUl/gi Ate, Em. af P. O. Baa 1 a®; IN ALL FOB^ DAVID H. BAUM INSURANCE AOENCY • CAMDEN • ELECTRICAL REFAIRS • ELECnUCAL SUPPUES .• EXPERT WIRING All Installationa Guaranteed CALL '677.W FOR FREE ESTIMATE M..& C. ELECnnC SERVICE 10 S. BWMtd Straaf WHArS IN A NICKNAME? i * o "Stew Faip^* It only a nic^nomo! The" Arniual Fair hohi in Colffnbi* W8S ckrtsiwnoci: Tlio Sfokt AgncuHliNii aii4 MoahitL cftl- Soctey ol South CaroRna. Each Fair Is In foaiify a inaat* 1091 of tbfB soaiety't mamban and many frfancb. "Sfalo Fair'^ is.tho popular ntcknama whleh you, tfia cHtem of SoiHb Garo^ line, haYO affacfionaftly given to tkii gpoat Aimoal Event*. 4 The fmt Fair Was held in 1869 on an Elmwood'Avemia iffV donated by the City of Columbia. As the Fair^t popukirHy *incraasact the need for larger grouiKie arofe^ so at' the tttm_ of the century the Fair was moved to its prii|Mit IbeatkHi on the outskirts of your cepRol dty. The Fain, tike Columbia, belongt to South Ganolbia.^ IP if. Sir evas)k »»we. of the word, your "Stete Fair/* Teii.naiiiedR and^ your interest has made H grow: Big TtUrndbyb vdieis the Caroiiha-Clamson FootbaR Game is pfayfOdl alwa|f8 Kf togptfaer tha largest Annual ^theriing of South CarolSitiane. The-1947 Fair will surpass, all otharsl Why don'f you pfhn, nove to attend your State Fair? s ' Colombia Marckaaft AiiodWR* ^ A C.