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Kg||£ -■> i" ,.ri- 'W' so — FRIDAY. NOVEMBER S. IMS > '‘‘a X Armistice Day Program iressman Will Be Speaker At Exercises DiredonOf Representative Rickards To Make Address At Hamp ton Park being Y Belk Post cutive SacriHiiy Considered Also ing ershaw County reau will decide on night, Nw. 4 at p to be held in the Jurt house whether 4 will employ a paid secretary and at time will elect of- d directors for the year and appoint to the state con- Columbia in Nov. ■ |J> X ■ j. . * . %iic to be elected iftdude a president, secre- surer, and a board report of the coun- au will be given and report in the Ker- fair. The member- that is new in the be discussed as well coni aw county has the membershn state and farthe only state with two state m T i « - On November 1 vention in Representative J. P. Rich ards of the fifth congression al -district will be thfc speak er at Armistice Day exer cises to be held at Hampton Park on next Thursday, Nov. IT at 11 a, m. _ ' The exercises are . ranged by the J. Leroy _ „ of the American Legion and it’is expected that there will be a large crowd on hand to hear Mr. Richards, who is himself a vet eran of the First World War. •An eftort will be made to have the high school band participate in the exercises and also to have the sichool children attend the ex ercises. . of the rain it is ah- the exercises will be * l Camden grammar torium. day is a ■ ■ * liiFv**. eMw mf # i < yvx-x' -Nj 1 school audit Since the A.C. McKolii, Wtll Known Business Mm, Is llsct- •4 FrssMsnt Officers and directors of the Camden Chamber of Conferee have been named and preparations are being made for a yaar of intense activity in behalf of Camden. A. C. McKain has been named president: Floyd W. Boykin, vice t, and Henry G. Carrison, r. All three ire prominent business men of the dty. ■ Directors of die new chamber at a meeting held on W.lGettysb New President IB Association v - r 1 * ; "v Attorney Named To Toko Position Mod# Vacant 1* ' * AsmuMkM* TJ numoer ■ His Re-Election J, P. Richards last Legion both banks of the city will be closed. The post office and oth«r chambesp governmental offices will be closed. The post office will be open for an hour but there wilif legal holiday no delivery of mail. son, .J.B. Junior Red Cross win i on the _ to $4 & will be* m T a 'akes ition county of State in ion of the accurate of thW The 9 part of ton held last, in favor of the ah' 110 to 59, while the ■ voted SI to S9 its annexation. Both 3te in favor of the it to carry uid ly 90 homes are in be taken in and of the city will be 3me 500 people. [Dazed At Results ay night to morning m ns. Most ' en people hovered ios Tuesday R inesday tion returns, spear to have giv- 12:30 but named a Wednesday mom- | there were many. people on the lay and almost el to be somewhat very every other city in the nation had ^publican- victory, [thinking that i Jidslide. Some of ft States Rikhters s that it I the hope [enough to throw ne House butjsw to win by such ion Work, |0n New to . hoWi i ter Home wm Or n* In Schools tii* rollment. for of the im * ipTid >ugh Nov. IS dp* is s ch for tii* d county sc oo earn- Jun- on Mon- continue Miss Ad* of the le and the Burns and directors and Jack wmm meeting being rgelyatt«ided meetings in* long time, lamed are: Ifr. kin, Mr. Carri- Joe Jenkins, taker, Julian oodcock. The afternoon • e • •Vandal. At Work Several sections of the fence at Kamschatka, the winter home el Mr?and Mrs. w. F. _.M Ison night ^ and thrown in the highway after being broken up. AtauUbenk the the by President promised a ye sr 1 ‘ ^ Ury. “He is interest© appointed fare and promotion Who has Kershaw county anC on the At night oftbe Auditor the children but to the teachers Wh( directing terest of •Te Attend asriCoumty Treasurer Joe Outlaw will attend the seeond wMiri# of the Couaiv and County Treasurers den te beheld at the < Gauntry Club on Nov. IS. Mr. Og ham is a member «l executive committee o( the stale green. .B.nd H.ndicpp«l .. Hal Middleton of thil < Camden High School * aro resoonsible for )1 lif* This Joint in- and their adult particularly for to keep open ee which the the Junior Red Croes is only tW first step. It pro vides the basis an which the re markable servicefactivities of the young people hax e been built, un der toe supervision of thousands of teachers whjo believe that learning to serv s is one of the most important dementi in learn- to live. _he achievements of toe Junior Red Cross membership in service humanity form a The creed of the Junior Red ^"Stebelieve in service for oth- JL for our country, our com munity, and our school, in health of mind and body to fit im for greater service, and for better human relations throughout the world, we have Joined toe J can Junior Red Cross to achieve its aims by working to gether with mOmbors r ' in our own end other But Not the Kind He Was Thinking retired returns Ha him with^ prises to this commercial organiza- last Friday ^ top, director Wr rw '.'%^ «*- _ itUned <& by a Chamber useful to of it ss a mod- can —f e*t_ aad to % introduced TTPIRtfittfi called on pmsiBt tor re- Thomas A Boykin William R. Qettys baa ac cepted the presidency of the Kershaw County Tubercu losis Association to succ Mrs. Shelton J. West, who resigned. His ance of the position w nounced by Mrs. W. J. _ flew, chairman of the ir* 2 " inating committee. Mr. Gettys is one of toe tnent fttomeys of the c member of the law firm of i A Shannon and a director First National Bank, elected to the House of tatives in Tuesday’s < ing been noahnute# in arylast feels, that it is indeed tortunate to| have Mr. Gettys as a leader,” Miss Irby, the executive \. - will ■of its and 0 tribute to toe program.” • .. nans are going ahead tor toe mobile X-ray unit which will be In Kershaw county from No. 24 through Dec. *, • . ' v* The unit is being brought here the County A W, Vr , ’3j President Harry S. Trarnan V Democratic Victory Startling ^ m U Jlflll 18 - ~ Remarkable Upset; " Junior Chamber of Thurmond Wmiffiggi will sponeor the sur- city wiin jrranK /vector as chainnan wid will make an ef- In probably the QMt startling political fort to get as many people asl history of tha United States, Harry S Tru city to km toe elected President of the United States in -fliiold Tuesday. In the Rloaeat presidential i toe band may not be able to through any maneuvers Fill night because of the fact that hat been unable to practice toil due to toe w< e Thanks All Workers Commander Joe Jenkins of toe James Leroy Belk Post ef the American Legion said this week that be desired to thank most heartily all who had assisted in putting over the campaign, for overseas children in this county. He said he wished particularly to thank the members of the Auxili ary who canvassed toe residen tial section and W. F. Nettles, Jr., and his committee for their work in the business section. He also expressed thanks to CoL Myron n*- •At Legion Mooting Commander Joe Jenkins of the James Leroy Belk Poet of the Legion: Roy Truesddl us Bradley, vice com- from St John’s . at 4 o’clock, coriducted tor, the Rev. J. Interment followed in Born in John and kin, he had BB9b American and Broadus manders; A Stanley LleweRyn and Myron W. Tapper were among the Legionnaires who at tended the fall rafiy in Columbia Monday. •Ob Rosary* G. Carrison, Jr., left New Orleans where he will board a destroyer in with other naval reaervi cruise to toe Panama Canal. He goes ss s lieutenant commander. which was his war tone rank in the Nav* . ■ • Mr. Kirkovdr Back. There’s a familiar figure to be city is glad to the RF| Columbia L. church his 26 yean. He Was a civil «tl|inaar. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Mary Clarkson Boyldn; two High School in Cotumala, and Miss Elizabeth Ancrum Boykin, a student «t too USC, oad a sisti Mrs. S. N. Roberta of Atlanta. A veteran of World War I, Mr. Boyldn was a member of the American Legion, St John’s Epis copal church and toe South Caro- HOLIDAT LIGHTS AGAIN | Christmas lights wm again pre vail on Broad and DeKalb streets. Supt L. H. Hardin of toe Munici pal Utilities announces that the work of installing them wm start soon. The bulbs will be in red, blue, orange, cream and white. Will Sot Want TM» Vert political upset in the TVuman was re- i the election lay. in the close* pteeidential election sinefT Woodrow Wilson tgRpesed out Charles Evans Hughes to m«, Mr. Truman appear* to >ave 304 ^fleetoral votes— , T—' of to- B| The story carries some fact b ad by Mr. Fold from min of tbe Reverend rasykine. who served dhotioi^l^KM^ fal days hi the article. TTou wffl not want la miss tele article which will be PARENTS FORUM TO MEET Sweeps Cwmty ♦ 11 4 ; 4 I State* Rights Tick** Has 5 to 1 Mai Law Is Favored Kershaw county had no [part in the re-election of IPresiderft Harry S. Truman on Tuesday, this county hav ing gone for the States Rights Democratic ticket, headed by Governor J. Strom Thurmond by a. margin ud ran up an oyerwhalmin8 majority far Governor J. Strom Thur- momttoe StetesRi^ls prad- ^lAoBtial rawdidata. The Gov- otM In in. two. The Voters of South also ap parently gave favorable votes Tuesday to two proposed state constitutional amendments of wide significance. Unofficial returns from 705 of 1,196 precincts showed 34,669 votes for and 24,989 votes against the proposal to legalise divorce. JPW International Rule All parents and triads, of I over 5 to 1. ency powers to reprieve and gte* Mather Academy are mvHed tol The voters at the county by a commutation of death sentences, attend the second meeting of the I small majority voted for the] In the national presidential Parents’ Forum, Sunday afternoon amendment to the constitution to] election. President Truman led in at 5 o’clock. The program wffl permit divorces in the state and 128 states with 304 electoral votes consist of several reports of con- by a larger majority voted in fav-lwhfle Dewey led in 16 with 189 ferences which student delegates or of the amendment to curb toe electoral vote*. Governor Thur- have attended. There will also be pardoning power of the Cover- mond carried four states with 38 some special musical numbers. | nor. electoral votes: . Complete returns from the The Democrats appter to have county in the presidential race captured both houses of Congress \ ifoUpw: __ | and te have tiacted 30 Governors. * wmwemmm Wallace Ticket Thera were 691 votes divorce On World GovernmentlS^llS urb the pardoning pow-ltw government was 876 In vote against it was 363. Se —had not been avhance te wki the elec- by an^ of the professional .poll takers and even many of the in{ Democratic party high officials [men! to curb the «r of the in the Norths r sesnis to be te be bock at his wb or two to lacutalid*** and ^"vthmxghttoat it tpar- • Enjoyed Son gf oat “ Itk by toe songfest n Kiwanis CUib \ of a Scout Drive top the Public b Invited To Ho*r Charlotte Edncater On Next Tuesday Nigh* JM Tlie general public i* to hear Dr. Thomas I . of Charlotte, speak orld Government 1 ’ onl Tuesday night at 8| the Hunf room eld hotel. There charge and the] to alL [ 'toe make Leaeue of idTfitions ./orld'V., the United: votes Lies 0 I poll takers and even many n | Democratic party high o it | had figured hehad no chance. wmond carried the state except i and Spartanburg, counties menos ox It *9 vot. te opponent |ty, which Is for coun- homa but . .. ~ Dr. i | Vermont: is a •teat to b. . m «,tet~«in9 0Mb. c Rou S d W ti 'pre*ident <r« the | Conn., and a the vote was the heaviest! ral election days there was that there was turnout in the city of] Returned it got only te 1,176 for Mr. and Mrs.1 + • U' 1943, With. >- iv -