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CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROUNA, FRIDAY. APRIL 30,1948
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lathera Railroad Rqiorted Trying To Sell Line By Camden
ilal Wings
Designated
memorial
ctad By Coouniaaioii At
^riale Memorial To
Who Sufferod To
Humanity
a meeting of the Ker-
County Memori*! Com-
Con Monday it Wii »-
il, voted that 1;^
to the commWiPy
Inentfor additions and
mments by of
erecting, equipping
[faniishing two proposed
K to the present Cam-
; hospital as a memorial
Le dead of World Wars I
rMtHution felectinf the ad-
to the hospital aa the me*
i was offered by Lorias
a Bethune, and seconded t>y
Several Candidates Announce
City Democratic Primary
Will Be Held On May 25;
Enrolling Begins Monday
The City Democratic Executive Committee at meet
ings held this week selected Tuesday, May 25 as the date
of the first primary for Mayor and City Commissioners,
ordered the entry lists for Candidates opened at on^e and
provided for the opening of the enrollment books on Mon
day, May 3, the books to remain open until Saturday night.
May 22,
o( the oommlBslm ▼otsd
of It.
of the commission arat
I Xsrchlson, chairman; Mr.
Tice cualrman; W. P. Nat*
secietary-treasurer; Dr.
Tka poUtical pot befan to boll
almost immediately with, formal
announcement by Mayor Fnincis N.
MciC^le that he would be a can*
ditets forVre*electioa and an*
aaaOuncementa by T. C. Gladden
and Roy Mathia that they would
'seek slectloo as oommissionera
ijf. H. Heyman was re-elected
emtlrman of the eaecutlre com
mittee, C. O. Stofner, Sr., rice
chairman, and Lawrauoe H. Jones,
secretary. Ezeentire committeemen
are Joe Goodale, A. G. Huggins, W.
Q. WUmm, Jr., John T. NetUes,
Wlllitm L. Ooodalf. Wrtty HL .1^ Maddox and T. C. Gladden.
Hsyes of Kershaw and
dale.
coDuaisslon had obevlonsly
[^bUc notice of the m^lhg
NfgesUons would be re*
marding the form the me*
Uosld take.
set creating the commlisUm
U kppropriatlon of $75,*
' tks iientorial The propoaed
to the hospital fully equip*
I cost an estimated 1400,000.
it that the Federal sor^
It will pat np some mon^
finds will be forthcomlnf
sources also. _ '
[cmmissioa receired t&e I5I>
fUttion from the bosid of
of the hospital:
the Camden hospital
ofit organlutlon of
leoanty, dedicated to the ai*
of the suffering and the
the ills of the public of
ity; and,
for some SO years the
I hospital, In the face of
handicaps, from a small
has developed into_and
respected, efficlenjt and
! ncredi'ted, institution of in*
Ible value to Kershaw coun*
oka of enrollmeng wUl be
at'the fc^lewii^ eetabllsh-
ita: s
PrfchMt Ne. 1, W. F. Net-
tlec and tem Nq., % City FTH-
Ing Statton^v'M^C.W^y Gnig
Co.; No. Thi'^renlele of
fice; Ne. S, DeKafb Pharmacy;
No. •, Carolina Motor Company.
AhadraeemmT of Ch9~ pfecfficT
election managers and the places
of voting will be made next week.
WhUe wrards have been abolished
by the act creating the oommission
form of gorenment. It la expected
that the roters wiU couttane to
vote la the sasM places aad wrOl
enroll in the same prednots as
herstoforeL These wfll aaw become
precincts.
The eatraaoe fee for candidates
has not yet been annoaaeed by the
oommitthe blR ttUs will bd dedded
upon at a meeting of tSie com
mittee neat week.
In the ewent that a seecud prim
ary is necessary it will be held on
Tneeday, Jude 1. The general elee*
tlon wUl be ea Tuesday. Jane I.
Body Of Harold
Ray Boykin Back
Home For Burial
«reu, in addition to serving
opie of Kershaw county in
times of illness the Camden
^1. year after year, trains,
its accredited nursing
numerous worthy yoong
of Kershaw county in the
IHDfession, assuring them
cted, ttseful and profitable
careers; an4,
«as, most rural counties In
I Carolina which hare hos-
hire had to secure these
throngh bond issnss and
Itautlon, but Kershaw conn*
I nerer been asked to finimee
on of the capital repre-
ly the institution as it
[today. It having been bollt
xpanded entirely by volun*
lonatlons by individuals In
in the building; and,
*reM. a recent' survey com-
I under the auspicee of the
iCsrolina Research and Ds*
lent Board shows that Ker*
fonnty Is in need of at least
er cent increase In Its hos*
^cUiUes; and,
tore to page aenq)
Snuth Named
President Of
lions Club
* Tlry body oTGpl. Harold Ray
Boykin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude
B. Boykin, of Camden, R-1, has
been brought home from Guam and
will be burled in the National
Cemetery at Florence on next Tues
day afternoon at 4 o’clock.
Cpl. Boykin was killed In actlcm
in Guam during the war. He volun
teered for service in the United
Stetes Marine# on Beptember SS.
194*. received his training at Par
ris Island. Camp LeJeune, Camp la-
llott and Camp Pendleton before
going overseas October tf, 194S.
He landed in New Zealand and
from there fought on BongainvlUe,
Tarawa, Tlwanan and Guam. He
received the Purple Heart with
Gold Star, Asiatic-Pacific Campaign
medal. World War H Victory meda*
and l^nss Star.
Cpl. Boykin Is survived by his
parents; two brothers, Mwrlon 8.
Boykin of the South Carolina SUte
Highway Patrol, and Billy of the
home; two sisters. Mrs. Horace
Ives of Camden, R-1, and Miss Sara
Boykin of Surntgr.
Before entering the servic# he
was emilloye^ by P. P. Oalllard of
DalssU.
Msiysr P, N. MeCorkle
Major RkCorkle
Is A Candidate
F«r Re^deetitm
Ciljr
Wfll SMk
m la OfBca
That
Pribram Givep
For Memorial
Day Exerdses
duPont Company
Thanks Camden
For Its Welcome
Jdkn Cali Waot Speaker At
Ceremonies Te Be Held
At The Quaker Cemetoy
On Maj 9
Points To Work Yet To Be
Done By Enfiaemruif And
Research Departments Of
The Conqiany
The program for the Me*
morial Day observance in
Camden on Sunday, May 9,
has been completed and was
announced this week by Mrs.
B. C. vonTresekow, the chair
man. .The exercises will be
held at Quaker cemetery at
5:30 p. m. unless it is rain
ing in which event they will
be held in the Grammar
School auditorium.
Lancaster and Chest^~^
Railroad Is Mentioned
As Possible Purchaser
Tbs services will be preceded by
a parade from the cemetery
gate. Music will be furnished
by the Camden high school band
and ths principal speaker will be
John Carl West, a yoong attorney
of the city, who will be introduced
by John K. dslioach.
The official program follows:
Mayor Fraaois Nelad Mo-
Corkle formally, annoosced
Wednesday that he would
be a candidate for re-elec
tion aihsMAyor of Camden in
the city Democratic primary
, May 25.
a B,
Wy 1 To
President
Has Had
Clancy
That
Two Appointed On
Group To Handle
Recreation Fund
to be held Tuesday,
He will be seeking his mxth
term u the city's executive.
In his announcement, the Mayor
stressed the necesity of the con
tinued Industrial development of
the city so as to give it year-round
pay rolls, and a city-wide recrea
tion program.
The Mayor’s announcement fol
lows:
‘Vy primary purpose In offering
tor Mayor again Is to oontlnne my
efforts to bring new Industries to
Camden as I believe that year-
round Industrial pay rolls must be
had to supplement our agricultural
program, if Camden Is to become
one of the most prosperous com-
munlttae of the state.
*TV>r some time I have advocated
a city-wide recreation program for
our young people. It Is my desire to
work out a plan for supervised
recreation under trained personnri
for all age groups. I bsUeve Rie
*teen age’ group should have a
building of tholr own. aa they have
demoMtrated their ablUty to man
age and carry out thrir program in
fine way.
"With the cooperation ctaU out
citlsens. I believe Camdkn should
soon grow and rank with tike five
fPlcase tun to page sevm)
Assembly Call and Music—School
Rand
Welcome. Majror F. N. McCorkie.
Invocation, Rev. S. B. Line#.
Color Quai9lk "Advance Colors,’’
-K. arnifwincer; Mn,_
E. C. vonTrestlow, chairman.
Pledge to Flag, Scoots.
March, School band. Director Mld-
dletoit
1.—UDC Rhsal. Mias Phelps,
president, and Mrs. vonTresekow.
Salute to CoolBdsrats flag, "Bimnle
Blue Flag,’* school, chorus and
choirs. Reading, *The Unknown
SoMler," Hope Savage.
1.—American Legion and Legloa
Auxiliary. riiiMisiidiii Grainger
Komegay, Auxiliary Vice Presidant
Mrs. Bsulsli Sksiom and Mrs.
White. Prsyar, Rsr. O. Floyd Mont
gomery. Music, sdiool baud. Read
ing, "Flanders Flsld." Vera MeCas-
kin. Introduction ^ speaker, John
deLoach. Speaker, ij^ Carl Wsat
"Aitaerica, AudlendRand Chor^Bes”
Benediction, Bav.Timiglai McAm.
Fbrid' orDiHmf irmC,''
March to >"UhknM Dead" plot.
The order of march for ths
parade follows:
I. —Memorial Day March 9, 1948,
Msrahals Col. E C. von’Tresekow,
Major Moultrie Brallaford, Comdr.
Shannon Heath, Major Wlllla Can-
tey, CM JUhff WslJ.
t.—School band. Camden ROgh
School.
8.—^"Kershaw Onards."
4.—Legion Color Guards.
6. —Leglonnslfes.
8.—Scouts.
7. —School children.
8. —^Mayor and city offlelalB.
9. —Chamber of Commerce.
10. —Junior Chamber of Com
merce. ’
II. —Civic and patriotic socletlse
(UDC, DAR, Legion Auxiliary. Red
Cross, Jewish Sisterhood).
11. -^tlsens. '
Firing of Salute
Taps—Kershaw Guards—Buglers
Expressing _ appreciation
for the “generous,welcome”
given by the people of Cam
den, E. 1. duMont de Nemours
and Company, Inc., state in
a page adveitisement in this
week's issue of The Chron
icle that “before we can be
gin to become the respected
member of your community
we want to be, we have a lot
of work to do.”
The company sUtea in the adver
tisement that plans for plant build
ings have to be completed and some
more research work will have to be
done and thgt it does not know
just how long this will take.
’The advertisement which Is di
rected “To ths People of Camden
says:
"Thanks for your generous wel
come to this company. We shall
strive eamesUy on the years to
come, to live among you In the
same spirit of friendliness you
have shown ut.
"Betors we can begte to^eeome^
the rrapected member of your com
munity we want to be , we have a
lot of work to do. Acquisition of
the plant site was but an e4rly step
In the process of moving to Cam
den. Now. plans for plant bulld-
incs have to be comMoted. Ma
chinery hai to be designed. And
there Is still some research to be
dqns to psrfsct the product
*We wMi we could tell you jus;
wlisa we sapect really to start liv
ing la Camden. But one can never
be certain how long research and
engineering studisc are going to
take.
**Tou may he sure that we shall
keep you abreast of davriopments
Just as fast as our engineers repwt
thslr progress to ns.** ~
Abandonment Of Road From Kingville To
Camden And From Lancaoter To Marion
Is Said To Be Planned — Rumors Rife
^In Rail Circles
Rumors are rife in railroad circles to the effect that
the Southern Railroad is desirous of selling its line from
Kingville via Camden to Rock Hill, Blacksburg and Marion,
N. C. These rumors have it that the road has already be
gun negotiations with the Lancaster A Chester Railroad
for the sale of the line to that railroad. The rumon alio
have it that if the line is purchased by, the Lancaater k
Chester that all of it will be scrapped except the link
between Camden and Lancasted.
Seaboard Putting
New Span In Its
Wateree Trestle
Contmolor Who Is Futting
In New Piers Has Had
Very Tpvgh Time
High Water
John Lindsey And
Morty Muller To
Glo To Boys' State
Request Owners To
Clean Cemetery Lots
The Cemetery AeceelMien re-
queets lot owner# te start eleaO*
Ing their lots for Memerial Day
which will ba ebaervag nn tan-
day afternoon, May 9.
Due te ehortage of labor and
jtniak aarvloa to haid sif trash,
ate., tha elaanhig «f lots should
not ba pat off te the last law
days bafore May f.
The faculty and students of the
Caaklen high adiool have elected
Morty Muller and John Lindsay to
be their reprenentatlvee to "Boys’
State" this summer. "Bojn’ Stated
it sponeored by the Aaericaa Le
gion department of South CaroUna
and la held annually In Columbia
for seven days during the last week
in Jane or the tint week In July.
In order to be eligible tor "Boye’
State" a boy must be physically
fit, a Junior In high school, of high
moral character ihowlng go^
aportsmaashlp and potential qual
ities of leadership. He most be be
tween 15 end 18 yean of age.
His fees are paid by the organi
sation that sponson him.
The purpose of "Boye* State’’ Is
for the training of eitlienship and
to give the boye a genenl outline
of the funettone and dutiea of city,
county and atate offlcen and a
broad overview of the responsibili
ties of cltlsenshlp in a Democracy.
tiSet year, three'' boys, Ernest
Baker^ Bobby Arnold and Hugh
Billups, were bent to '’Boys’ State"
from the Camden high school.
These boys, together with s<me of
-the Legion offleers, will, m-the
near futon, give a prognm in the
school auditorium to tell of the ac
tivities of "Boys’ ’State."
Work on the construction
of a new span in the Sea
board Air Line Railway
trestle across the Wateree
river is progressing and it is
stated that unless high water
prevents the work should-bv
completed in about three
months.
C. B. Guffey,' of Winston-Salem,
the contractor, who la putting In
two new piers, has bad a tough
time with* high water and bM had
hlh work bridge washed sway four
times since he began work last tall.
Ms says the Wateree Is a tsfy
treacherous river.
A new steel span Is to be put
la the tresUe on the (]amden side
of the river replacing a span which
was put In the bridge In 1898. The
o(her span was put in after the
freshet of 1918 andjt wU be rjl*
liJnedr
Just how much basis there Is
for the reports could not be ascer
tained locally Wedneslay, but It
was said by some, who claimed
that they knew whereof they Speke,
that high offlolgls of the road Imd
recently been In Kershaw aad Lan
caster In consulUtlon with officials
of the Lancaater and C9iester.
H. A. DeBstts, vice prealdc&t of
the road, and E. R. Oliver are said
to have been the two high offletala
of the Southern who were In Lan
caster and Kershaw.
Col. Elliott W. Springs, prsaidsat
^ The Springs Cottra Mlllo, la
prerident of the Laacastsr aid
Chester raUroad. *171# Sprfaigs Cot
ton MlUa haa a larga plant at Ksr-
ahaw and naturally U wouM ba vit
ally intmrested In ssriag that Ker
shaw oontinuas to hav# railroad
sanrlce, and rallraad paopte think
that this naay havadsd tha South-
sra to approach ths Lancaster aad
Ohsstsr road with a propoaltloa.
Tha Southsm, it la understood,
has claimed Tor some time that tha
Unt Dom Klkgville to Marlon has
been a hsavUy losing propdsltlon
and It has been reported, several
times la recent years that tlM road
might svsntnally Attempt te scrap
It
Tha dlacontlnuauce of tha Una
from Camden to KlngvlUa would
hoct fiftsm tha
most dlfsct route to Cnarlestoii and
the sea. The road handles consldsr-
ahls fsrtWser Milpments from
Charleston to Camden. Kershaw,
Heath Springs. Lancaster and other
points.
Passenger servloe on th4 Rne was
dlseoptlaasd years ago aad fWltfW
ssrvlee has been greatly curtailed
in recent years.
Special Notice To
One of the new piers has been
built by Mr. Guffey and he Is en
gaged now In reinforclnc one of
the old piers. One old pier is to be
taken out
A rsprsssntatlve of ths Seaboard
who waa at the tresUe yesterday a., aabs# RRabmKamm
said that ths work would probably | MinC6n ill6inD6r8
be completed in about three months
time. He figures th|t the work on
the piers will be completed to
about a month and that it
All members of the Camden Com-
^^Imunlty Coocert Assoetailon who
Uk. .bet two JBOOtk. to pot to yO—MX
tho MW Hool .pon.
Town and
County 0.00
As there 'a^e, sUII It excellent
seats In the reserved section, both
[downstairs and In the baletmy, any
membera who wish to exchange
[their regular memberships for re
served seats, may do so by calling
Mrs. Warren H. Harris, telephone
411, daring this coming wssfc only
land paying ths additional $1.40 per
memhersklp.
• EaroU First Gradors
the
State Junior Golf
Toomey In City
Reaolutton On Truman ConUng Up
J. C. Walton,' principal of
Camdan grammar school,
nonness that all children who will
become six years old on or before I Tmmm 94 R|?
Novembei- L 1848, should register 1VTII slUlIU
‘for first grade of the grammar
achoM next year on May 81 be
tween the hours M 9:80 a. m. and||^|||
4 p. m.
Smith wa. elected pred-
JJ* Camden Lions CHub tor
• meeting of
hA^Si? Thursday even-
l a n Tavern. He will
Bt has be9
ttnfSir *“4
‘• office on July l
Ljju?/ Kelly, second
r C. Jackson.
J-J^Went. -and Joe B.
Ll^'^-treasurer.
C Wilt?**,® offleera and
L. c. ElUott, Carl
’tw£“er^®^’
«»e new prealdeBt. Is
Austin Shebeen end Mrs. Hister
Mahaltey have been named aa two
of the three membera of the
recreation commission of the city
of Camden by the leglalaUve drie-
gatlon. The third member has not
yet been ohoaen.^
i4-7he oommiaslon wUl Im char^
with Uie expebdltnre of the $1540$
appropriated hr the driegathm at
the last sessi<m of the Oensral As
sembly for recrsntlon Pi^oM.
ne delsgstlon npprpprtetid s
tetal of |I0.009,^ wRh the prsvlM
that lUpOOO wcfuld be spent to
CamdsBp II.900 to Kershaw. $6,000
to Bethune and $6,000 to mral so
tloBS of the county.
Kershaw Gninty Democrats Will Meet In
Convention In Court House Here Monday
• Hobm From Hospital
Undriimters To
Organize May 18
Chief interest in ths Ksr-
ibMW County Democratic
convention which will be
held'on next J|onday mom-
ingp May 8 at 10 o'clock b
the court house centers
around rmolutiona which
will be offered asking the
convention to pledge itself
“to exert every effort to pre^
vent the nomination of
dent Harry H Truman or any
lid
“official poaltioB ever
Kvisiwun 9v«r
organised. He
the State
S f®*l4®nt is plsBuIng to
JohMntemajtlonal eon*
be held to New
7“ be the fourth
John
md Dw
A rsmilf Life Underwriters As-
■oelatlott la expected to be oy-
gnnlsed at a meetlBg of life under-
Srttera of the dty to bs hdd TW
night. KSy It at the Aaserienn
halL
_jme ten or uaare uniarwritera
keM a conference WedaeeAay night
wRh A. M. OrgalB. pruftosut of the
■late Aaaofiattmii of Undorwrltera.
^ ~ 1. J. Bunt, presldont of the
other candidate advocating
such radical principlee and
that it use all of iti mfluenee
to fight and prevent the elee-
,tion of ,tu<m candidate if
nominated."
A reaetnUon waa passed recently
hy the county Dsmocratle exoeu-
ttva oowmRtee asking tite convan
tlon to take tkla stop and n alasllnr
rooolution waa pnanad hy tha two
Camden oMy oinba Nat asMur
ihair
an
the
it Is
etoct delegates to the state conven
tion hedged to vote only for drie-
gntea to the jmtioiml convention
who wUl oppoM Prsaidsat Trumnn,
to ths event ths stnto eonventloB
doeldss to send dslsgntes to ths
national convention.
Tho Kershaw county preelneU
mat last Batarday for thslr roor-
gaalsation meetings. Reports have
be«i received from only a few but
at these the meettoga pasted off
quietly.
Delagatsa eleoted frmn Camden
Ctob No. 1 to the county oonven-
Uon are John K. deLosA, L O.
Tanderhiric. Araea Cooper, N.
Goodale, Dr. Chas. Rarbert Zamp,
Laalle Myan. M. T. Hjmaa. J.
Robiaaou, Joe Nel$OB, w. R. Ash
craft, WyUe Hognob Prsaton Rivars,
Marlon Bailey. Roy Mathia. W. O
C. C. Jackaoa. Gmlngsr
Wade Gtokas, Jr., J. C.
OiHftlii
Also, ■am Kam*. Harold Book
. Bndi Smith. Wads StokoA
mnk Monteomery. Marlon wn-
Uama. S. W. vanLandtagham, Chao-
DgLoaohe, George Creed. J. O, jOnt-
te if it<
■te
ard 8peaks, Clinton Outlaw, J. P.
Lawte. Alvia Christmas, Hal Mid
dleton, F. N. MeCorkle, Corhlt Boy
kin. Fred Ogbnm.
’The delegatee from Cite) NO. 8
are: R. M. Kennedy, C. J. ShaBnon.
IV. Jcdin Mullen, Sr.. Clarkson
Rhaine. Dewey Creed. Thomas An-
enuB. N. C. Arnett. Hetur Savage,
Jfn John M. VUlepIgne, A. 8.
Lteweltyn. E C. ZemjK U. N. Mysro,
W. L. Opodale, A. P. DuBoae, John
T. Nettles. John Whitaker, r., W. P.
Nettles, Jr., E E Pitta, Jr... Don
ald Morrison. Buddy Denton, (HH
ton McKaln. E M. Kennedy, HL
Henry Ctorrison, (Haytor Arranta,
A^ur Stokes. Eugene Moaelet, J.
H. McLeod. W. L. Jackson, Jr.,
Harold Hough and Col. John Wall.
Chariotle Thompson Club
The Chaiiolte Thompson Demo
cratic (nub waa reorganised Saturi
day, April 88 at I p. m. The fol
lowing officers wore elected: Preal-
dent. Mattie E Waat; vice presi
dent, E A. Bmcn and aeerotary.
T. Pmrtei. /
The delegatea lio the eounW con*
vanttea are Allen E Mnrchlaon, G
|ven a treatment which the doctors hini^ junior Chan^r of Commerce,
hope may prove beneficial but It UriU be hold la Caosdsn on tho
will toko about three weeks for Itiitnka of the Camden Country olnb
to be effective. He will return toljon^ t4 and 86. JoUy Pitta, of 0am-
tha hospital after three weeks for «ko la chrim^ of tka tporto
further study and treatment *’ ||u^| recreation contmittoe of the
... , .stote body, announced this
• Course la OmsHmi I AU male assateura who have not
I attained their 19th birthday by Jnly
John Cart
Tito ooBBty
la Al*
Commoreo Expods Largo
Number Of iTouiig ^Golf-
ora Te FMtidpale
Johnny Gregory, the young son
of Mr. and Mra. John A. Gregory,
who is suffering from a very rare
disease which la thongbt to be In-{ The South Caroltea Junior Ama-
curablo, la at home from Roper hoe- jtmir Qoid Champtonahlp tonma*
pitol for three weeks. He haa been {Beat sponsored hy the South Caro-
4—
wSS‘™*5Lrt;iir5i>i. >«««. -m^b.
b.ld M.i iKtoter toiht « Otm.1!^ “
p.ri.11 hoom. wia b. btoitud
ftf Ihr—Am 1 golfers from over the state
ceuae of the meettog «f tne j. ..tt v «,
TiAti. * - - * — T A■! 111. MMAd fWfii partiolpate. At tne toumnssont
roy Belk American Legion post
The conraes
May 10.
will be resumed on
to Coll
last year there were
17 entries but more are expeetai
this year.
^ t at ^ ■ 1 Charles DeLoache, prsaldoat of
141“ Camden Country elnb, will
J. A. WllUanm, well Iwwn hual- ^ tournament chalrasnn, aald
nesa man of Heath Springs, was In, ^
a vltttor to the city Tuesday. Mr. | South Qure-
wnilama haa reoouUy been appoint partlclpnted la the aattonal
•d a colonel on the atotf of Oov-l^^’Speorla. BL. ahd trophlsn
emor Thurmond.
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A HairrtNd urawd nteaadM tie
seond asDMal OyaMhann ipom
the Juntor '^Maiubsr of
at the
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pete
will be preaentod to thorn at the
approadUag state JayOee ctmvoa
tkm te MyrBa Baneh. Thty ira:
FkU TUtnm, Gena Jaetemn, Oaabge
Btel, m, and BSl Adams. Hu oon-
ventkm at Myrtle Baaoh u^ he
heM May 1$ and 19 aad Mr. Pitta
to
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