The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 01, 1948, Image 5
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[QUE in memory former
pastor presented church
An impressive service, waa held in the Betftiune Meth-
i church Sunday morning when a bronze plaque was
Rented an( ^ dedicated to the memory of the late Rev
Pv>nnan, a fomer pastor of the church, by the pre^
l^tor, Rev. Murray.
L J^man, widowof the UU m'- - -
jS orith her son, Francis Jer-
1 ^nted the church,
fiervices were ^conducted
• solo sung by Mrs. R. C.
* and the benediction by
J laced in the
ays in loving
Mr. Jer man, the build*
designer ot this splendid
[Tofworship. » a'f
funwal of Mr. McLaurin
rites of Angus Ken-
i McLaunn were conducted
ay afternoon in the Be-
Presbyterian church with
i E Truesdell of Newberry
trge. Rev. W. L. ^ker of
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^N.^C-, Rev
Whirray and Rev. T. B. Altman as
sisting. Interment was in the
plot of the Old Scotch
Mr. McLaurin was a life Iona
i° f K B?thu,le and vras 0 ?
successful business man and an
ESk* and ftevoted member of the
I ? e8byterian c hurch> of
he has served as elder for
* “Jpther of year.
JSO? Masons of Bethune Lynch-
•J J ? dge ^ c ^ arge ^ the
commital services. Hundreds of
fnends and relatives from far and
ithered to pay their last
-~-w— j to this much loved and
honored man. The floral offerincs
were many and beautiful.
Special Showing of Picture
. A ^pecval showing of the pic-
ture ♦Tender Years" was shown
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Services ire Performed
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M4 Broad Si.
Thursday afternoon at the Pix
theater to a number of friends.
This picture is recommended by
the council of churc*
Bob Sims of Rock
day guest of Dr. and Mrs. E. Z.
Truesdell. He w * J
home by his little
ryne, who has been spending the
summer here with her
ents.
^ Mr! and Mrs. Leslie Marvin
Best announce the engagement of
their daughter, Margaret Eliza
beth (Betty) Best of Bethune and
Columbia and G. H. Winters, Jr.,
of Columbia. The wedding is to
take place in December.
, Mrs. Margaret Marion, Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. McKinnon and chil
dren and D. T. Yarbrough were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Witherspoon and Mrs. Yar
brough in Mayesville.
Mrs. Clemson Wilson has re
turned to her home in Newberry
after a week’s stay with her moth
er and sister, Mrs. Louise Kelley
and Mrs. A. K. McLaurin.
Mrs. Wallace Phillips has re-,
turned to her home in Newport
News, Va* after a week’s stay
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. N. McLaurin. Her little son,
Montey, returned home with her
after several week’s stay with his
grandparents here.
Mrs. O. B. Therrell of Lancas
ter is visiting her daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ros
ier.
Rev. W. K. Beefy Preaches
Rev. Walter K. Beaty of Arsenal
Hill Presbyterian church preach
ed Sunday evening to a large and
appreciative audience. He, Mrs.
Beaty and spn and Mr. Beaty’s
father were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Mitchell while here.
The Rev. and Mrs. John V. Mur
ray and Mrs. C. M. Graham at
tended the Methodist district
meeting in Bishopville Saturday.
A number of young people at
tended the fall rally of the Youth
Fellowship Group In Aiken Sun
day at the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. B. W. Best spent several
days past week visiting in Green-
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith and
son, Mrs. Emma Smith and Mrs.
F. - E. Shealy of Mauldin were
Sunday guests of Mrs. B. W.
Best.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jouret of
Charleston were weekend guests
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.
F. Hilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCaskill
of Angel us were Sunday guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Small
McCaskilL —-
Messrs John and Joe Baker
visited in Wilmington, N. C., this
week.
Commander and Mrs. Frank
Arthur of Houston, Texas, were
weekend guests bf their father
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. F. M.
Arthur and Miss Mary Arthur.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Hilton and*
little son; Roddey, of George
town, were the weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Yarbrough.
Earl Jones left last* week to
continue his studies at Medical
College in Charleston.
Go To Ch«rcK
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Health Meeting
For Teachers Of
Grammar School
Audiometer Tooting Be
Done In (Sty Schools
By SUte Department Of
Education This Week
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A health conference was held
for teachers of the
mar school on
J. C. Walto
school, preside
Speed, district
of the State
led the discussion and
monstration of “Dhily Ol
tion of School Children.’’ Miss
Jennie McMaster, school nurse,
gave a demonstration of vision
testing. Miss Elisabeth Davis,
health instructor
County Health
cussed “Making
Contacts Educa
iences.”
The Metropoli
ace Company’s
Teachers See” was
A. W. Humphries,
Kershaw County
ment, led a discui
This week audi
sing done in the
the State
tion. Children of
sixth grades, in
Tree Hill,
school are
ice was
den gram-
y, Sept. 23.
ipal of the
lanch R.
ing nurse
t of Health,
ve a
the Sumter
ent, dis-
dren’s Health
nal Exper-
Life Insur-
m “What
own and Dr.
r of the
th Depart-
m of same,
icter testing is
Ity schools by
it of Educa-
the third and
mmar, Pine
and Jackson
ited. A record
is made for each child.
In some instances, where a
slight hearing defeats found, it is
recommended that {Ehildren be re
seated, so they may be closer to
the teacher, and may favor the
affected ear by baking it turned
toward the teacher. When it is
found that defective hearing is
sufficiently marked to indicate a
this- is
need for medical
recommended. *'
All recommendations made on
the basis of the audiometer test
will be followed up, and parents
will be notified when medical
care is recommended.
Rosh Hashanah
To Be Observed
Monday, Oct 4
Rosh Hashanah, the New Year’s
Day of the Jewish religion, will
be observed on next Monday, ,Oc-
tober 4 and Tuesday, October 5.
The celebration begins at sun
down on Sunday evening, October
S.
Rosh Hashanah is one of the
most important Jewish religious
holidays. Jewish children, with
their fellow Americans, celebrate
January first as the national legal
holiday of New Year’s, but they
■till observi “ ‘
their
A<
Rosh Hashanah is t the day on
which Almighty God passes ju<
moit upon the acts of mankt
So on this holiday the Jews pray
for forgiveness and for a year of
peace and happiness for all the
world.
While many Jewish people ob
serve two days, all Jewish festi
ve Rosh Hashanah ss
ir religious New Year.
According to Jewish tradition
vals begin with sunset of the day
before (in this case sunset of Oc
tober 3) and end with sunset of
the holiday itself (in this case Oc
tober 4).
*The church of Christ is the
world*s Only social hope'and the
sole promise of Peace.—General
Sir Douglas Haig. Go to church
Sunday.
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THE KERSHAW COUNTY FAIR
OCTOBER 11 THROUGH 16
Not the Largest County Fair In South
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