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m *" • liil y-ttie R- Wert, Kershaw •“wool lunch supervisor, dnksafe; Seal Sale Rally rno «*•*- -— v Dnriakm And Community jSSdrtSn which will be Wooers Urgod To Attend Mooting On Friday Mich., for four *Proute home she will PEw days with her son, J Wert and wife Theatre CAMDEN. S> C. •j-gjt. Nov. 11-20 Jjnf OF THE BAD MAN* Also Color Cartoons m. Jtov. 20. lOe^p P» M« hrtorin the Tropic Night! JJJrERY IN MEXICO- iLundigan, Ricardo Cortez k Jacqueline White P^dent of tM Richland County Tubercu- * member of cLrSKT 1 of the S? 11 ™ ^bemdosis Associa- wffl be the guest speaker at a Seal Sale Rally to be held Fri- day afternoon, November 19 at , Mrs. Martha Drew, administra- hve assistant of the state associa- tion, will also be present and will talk about .methods of conducting seal sales. * Mrs. Donald A. Campbell, seal sale chairman for Kershaw Coun- Tuberculosis Association, urges all division and community work- the Chester ers to attend this meeting and to their friends. It will be in- and instructive and re- ^ tits will be served. Committee chairman named by Mrs. Campbell include: Seal Sale treasurer, Mrs. J. P. Lewis: pub licity chairman, Harold Booker; bond chairman, Mrs. 'Warren Har ris; city mail sale, Mrs. F. D. Goodale and Mrs. E. B. Schlos- burg, co-chairman; rural chair man, Mrs. J. A. Bell; city school chairman, P. D. Baird. Mrs. J. A Bell has named the following as chairman in the var ious communities over the county: Sharmock community, Mrs. John to Be Buried In ArlingtonCemetery The body of Major James Lee 18, the late busbar nd broth* te of most of his executive Next transferred and brother of Mrs Retiben Pitts, Jr, and one of outstanding young men home town of Chester, officer erf the 143rd Infantry, 36th division. Fifth 17. S. Army, under General Mark W. Clark ln Italy, who was killed in the torific fighting in the Naples area on Oct 4, 1943, has arrived in New York and will be buried with full military honors in the National Cemetery at Aldington near Wash ington. V In addition to his wife and sis ter here. Major Land is survived by his parents. Dr. and Mrs. James Land of Chester, and two great- " “ Mimrill and wards, where he became a mem her of the First division of Rang ers Warfare. “ • ^ In March, 1943, he was sent to North Africa, where at first he was an instructor in the Fifth Army battle training center area, oon he was promotodifrom cap lin te major. He was in many of the big and Moody battles in which the Fifth Army engaged. Major Land was in the Salerno lunging in September, 1943. A posthumous award of the Bronze Star was mads at Camp Croft by CoL Wilbur Fox. the commanding officer, to Mrs. Land. He was awarded the Purple Heart, of Bethel He was o Methodist churc hat < — aunts. Miss Maggie Miss BeRe Sunrifi. Land was le was gn er high sch bllowing g ent for the 1 Funeral of Sgt Joseph Reynolds Chcter He was graduated from jTo Be Held Sunday Hyt-Tuiw Nov. 22-23 jooderful new comedy! -oooDS»r rj Cooper, Ann Sheridan Movietone News hd.-Thurs* Nov. 2A-2S raLO i misbehaves" with Byrd; 3 Cs, Mrs. E. W .Croxton; f Carson, Walter Pidgeoh DuBose Park and Malvern Hill, Also Latest News Mr^ Will Denton; Blaney, Mrs. W. D- GngSby; Wateree Dam, Mrs. Meet Your Friends at BEN'S _ school and The Citadel. Following graduation he was an agent for the Travelers In surance company. Later he was an officer in the CCC work at Georgetown, S. C. He was next associated with the South Caro lina Vegetable Cooperative grow ers association at Charleston. When war was declared in De cember, 1941. he was quick to Join the colors. Fust he was appointed an instructor at the Officers Training School at Fort Benning, Ga., for two years. He was next transferred to Camp Bland ing James Huggins; Kershaw, Mrs. W. M. Haynes; ML Zfion, Mrs. L. L. Hunnicutt; Befhune, Mrs. D. M. Mays; Gates HOL Mrs. R. B. Mc- Caskill; Flint Hill and Friendship, Mrs. J. B. McGuirt; Antioch, Mrs. L J. McKenzie; Timrod, Mrs. Ruth Parker; Thornhill, Mrs. G. .W. Phillips; Gates Ford, Mrs. Nick Ray; Cassatt, Mrs. M. S. Rosier; Sand Hill, Mrs. Seaborn Rutledge; Charlotte Thompson, Mrs.. Harold Seegars; Lugoff, Mrs. J. C. Team: Wardlaw; and Funeral services for Sgt. Joseph L. Reynolds, son of J. D. and High HBl True light church j&nday morning, Novem ber 21-at 11 o’clock. Funeral services will be con ducted by the Rev. E. H. MuRia of Charlotte, N. C. He is survived by his parents, four brothers, D. D. Reynolds of Monroe, N. C, D. G. Reynolds of Charlotte, L. C. and Riy Reynolds of near Bishopville; seven sisters, Mrs. H. B. Boykin of Bishopville, Mrs. W.R. Price of HartsviUe, Mrs. M. L. Rugk Mrs. R Charduldan and Mrs. C. R. Williams, all of Camden; Misses Vyrie Faye and Ina Joy Reynolds of near Bishop ville; a maternal grandmother, Mrs. Stella Watkins,-of near Bish opville. The body will remain at the home from Friday afternoon until the time of the services. Hanlar Theatre CAMDEN. S. a p rl.-SaL. Nov. 19-10 -Double Feature No. 1 Johnny Mack Brown hi TRAILS” with Raymond Hatton Lynne Carver No. 2 “SHADOW VALLEY” Eddie Dean and his horse --i . VWhite Cloud’ First Chapter New Serial Tederal Agents vs Underworld’ Meo^Tuaa. Nov. 22-23 Special! At Regular Prices! -LIFE WITH FATHER? It’s Ffm—in Technicolor! with William Powell, Irene Dunne Warner Pathe News Nov. 24-20 Henry Rudy Vallee Grey Chapter 10, Mysterious Mr. M* Paramount News A PERFECT SEEDBED In ONE Operation WITH INI S-MP Gravtly Rotary Mow! GIRLS WANTED All Ages To Sell PURPLE HEARTS Saturday, Novambar 20 On, Streets of Camden VALUABLE FRIZES For ALL WHO HELP W. G. ABBOTT. Adjutant Saturday Morning at 0s30 O'Clock. November 30. 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