The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 28, 1948, Image 13
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^ Race For
fbiTTie House
that he wooM
rl^ for the Howe oC
in the Democratic
ItW*-^"^•"naUTe of Ker-
-tT the son of the Ute J.
rJJi »nd Mrs. Annie R.
5. 4.1 rradoate of the Unl-
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Cuba 18 months and In
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r candidates In the second
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Varieties Of 1948
To Be Presented
On Friday Evoiii^
Miaa Barbara NaarUrk, Of
Samler,~ Vocalist, And
Profasaional Dance Team
Hifklight Pr^pam
»
“Varieties of ISfS** which will be
presented at the grammar school
auditoriom <m FVklay erenlng. May-
28, under the sponaorshlp of the
Tri-Gamma has billed as added at-
To The Chronicle
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nnpany
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pvarfoyed i
MpkOeri
Mtah Barbara Newkirk
traction a professional dance team,
"Betty” and "Blllir” and their com-
panlst. Mary Richardson.
BarbUira Newklih. n^ery talented
Tocallat who studied roice in Can
ada and entertained serrice men
daring the war. will highlight the
erenlng’s program.
Sam-Porter will be present with
hie magic and Red Morgan and his
harmdnica la another of the feat
ured attractions. Warner and Fow
ler, black face comedians, will keep
the crowd laughing.
The dance team which has been
signed aa an added attraction is one
of the best. The selections will be
the following: ^ ,
Viennese walts-clasic ballet dance
to an excerpt from the familiar and
beautiful Viennese waits.
Mazurka—Gay and whirling char
acter ballet, danced to the .flying
tempo of the Village Polka. The
dancers will represent two merry
peasants dancing on the green.
Adack)—Oriental dance.
Tap—Gypsy number danced to
“Golden earrings.”
A full evening of entertainment
is promised. ' ^
Enlist In Army
The Columbia U. S. Army and
U. S. Air Force Recruiting Main
Station, located in Columbia, has
aanounoed the seoent miUstmeet of
two young men from Kershaw. They
are Forrest W. Taylor and William
H. Fletcher.
Forrest W. Taylor, son of Mrs.
James Murphy of Corpus Christi,
TUzas. was milisted in the Regular
Army for a three year period. He
elected an assignment to the Army
Berries Unit, Fort McPherson, Gs.
Pfc. Taylor has had 9 years prer-
tous army serrice. His wife, the
former Mist Bhigean Catoe of Ker
shaw, and son, Charles, wi| Iremaln
in Kershaw for the present time.
William H. Fletcher, son Mrs.
Msry W. Fletcher of KMSbsw was
isted In the U. 8. -Air Fqrce for
s three year period. He Is s 1*47
graduate of Kersbftf high echool.
and Wes aUending the 18th grade
St the time of his enlistment Prt
Fletcher was sctlre in sU sports in
school, pa^rUeulsrly footbsH He has
been transferred to the lidootrins-
tlon Dirlslon, Lackland Air Force
Base, San Anloolo, T^oms, toi» Ip-
doctrtnatloB tndting. '
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